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Detail Information |
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| Qty: | 50 Pcs | Function: | Monitor Patient's Health Condition |
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| In Stock: | Yes | Viewing Angle: | Approx. 60 ° |
| Compatible Brand: | PH | Warrenty: | 90 Days |
| Customertraining: | Optional Post-Repair Training | Shipping Terms: | DHL, EMS, UPS, ACS Etc. |
| Status: | In Good Condition | Delivery Method: | DHL ,UPS ,Fedex |
| Serviceavailability: | Worldwide | Stock: | Ex-stock |
| Spare Parts: | Original Parts | ||
Product Description
| Part Number | M2705-66410 (also listed under 451261009061) |
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| Function | Controls all primary monitor operations, including signal processing from the fetal probes (ultrasound, TOCO), maternal vital signs modules, and the overall user interface. This is the core logic board. |
| Application | If the monitor fails to boot, has corrupted graphics, or is unresponsive, this is the primary suspect. |
| Part Number | Part of the M4605A / M8023A series (External) |
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| Function | This is a wide-range switching power supply. It automatically accepts input from 100V to 240V (±10%) at 50/60 Hz and converts it to the necessary DC voltages (primarily 24V output) to run the main board, display, and thermal recorder. |
| Application | Used for "No Power" or "Intermittent Shutdown" issues. |
| Part Number | M2703-26420 / M2703-66420 |
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| Function | This board acts as the physical interface gateway. It is the board where the fetal sensors (TOCO, Ultrasound) and patient cables plug into the front of the monitor. |
| Application | If specific sensors are not being detected (e.g., "Probe Disconnected" error) but the rest of the monitor works, this board may be faulty. |
| Part Number | M2703-26440 |
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| Function | This is the closest equivalent to a "Touch Drive Board." It controls the touchscreen overlay. It translates your touch inputs into digital signals for the Main Board. |
| Application | If the display works (shows waveforms/numbers) but the screen does not respond to touch, this specific driver board is likely the issue. |
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