Adlink MLC-M Series Slim and light All-in-One Medical Panel Computer Family Owner's Manual
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Contents MLC M Series
Medical Panel Computer
MLC M Series
User ’s Manual
Revision:
Part No.:
Date:
1.0
50M-00136-1000
2023/03/29
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Contents
Contents
1. Contents
MLC M Series
Intended purpose of MLC M used as stand-alone device ....................................... 10
Intended purpose of MLC M used as part of third-party medical device systems .. 11
Specific Hazards Caused by Electrical Leakage in Medical Devices ...................... 14
Safety Instructions for Cleaning and Disinfection of the Device .............................. 19
Safety instructions for cleaning and disinfection of the device ................................ 29
Contents
Fuse replacement for the internal power supply (AC variants) ............................... 38
Contents
1.1 List of Figures
MLC M Series
Figure 2: MLC M ........................................................................................................................... 22
2. Revision History
Revision
1.0 Initial release
Changes
Revision History
Date
2023/03/29
General Information
3. General Information
MLC M Series
3.1 About this Manual
This user manual will assist you in optimizing the use of your device, prolong its lifespan, and avoid possible hazards. The names ADLINK Technology, Inc. and ADLINK Technology GmbH will hereafter be referred to as ADLINK.
This technical manual contains as much relevant and necessary information as possible for safe and reliable operation of the device. However, this documentation does not claim to provide absolute completeness regarding every technical detail or equipment models, nor does it include and explain every imaginable installation situation, operating mode or servicing modality. In case any further information not covered by this document is needed, do not hesitate to contact your
ADLINK representative.
For further documentation and the latest utilities and drivers, please visit the ADLINK website at www.adlinktech.com
or contact your local ADLINK (sales) representative.
The content of this technical manual shall not become part of or modify any prior or existing agreement, commitment or relationship between ADLINK and the owner / user of the device. The sales contract only describes the entire obligations of ADLINK. The warranty contained in the contract between the parties is the sole warranty of ADLINK.
The information in this document has been checked carefully prior to release. However, no responsibility will be taken for unintended inaccuracies or unintended missing information.
Furthermore, ADLINK reserves the right to change any part of this manual without prior notification.
ADLINK does not assume any liability for damages, which refer directly or indirectly to the delivery, performance or use of this material.
This documentation is subject to copyright. Reproduction, transmission and use of this document or its contents are not permitted without prior written approval of ADLINK.
ADLINK Technology, Inc.
No. 66, Huaya 1st Rd., Guishan Dist.,
Taoyuan City 333411, Taiwan
ADLINK Technology GmbH
Ulrichsberger Straße 17
94469 Deggendorf, GERMANY
Email: [email protected]
Internet: www.adlinktech.com
Copyright © 2023 ADLINK Technology, Inc. All rights reserved.
3.2 Trademarks
General Information
Product names mentioned herein are used for identification purposes only and may be trademarks and / or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
3.3 Warranty Information
Your ADLINK product warranty covers material defects and workmanship for the warranty period, starting with the date of shipment. During the warranty period, ADLINK reserves the option to either repair or replace defective products.
Within the warranty period, repair is free of charge if warranty conditions were observed. Due to high expenditures for test procedures, a test fee will be charged if no fault can be found. Repair services outside of the warranty period will be charged.
For further information regarding tests and measurements made in conjunction with warranty and / or repair services, please refer to section 3.4 below.
3.4 Support, Problems and Failure Analysis
A base knowledge of standard PC technology is required to use ADLINK products, and this information will not be further explained within this manual.
3.4.1 Recommended action on problems or failures
Each ADLINK product has been tested carefully and thoroughly prior to shipment. In the unlikely event that a problem occurs during operation, please check the BIOS and operating system settings of your system. These settings are often a cause of error due to resource conflicts.
Before contacting ADLINK, please visit the website of ADLINK or the websites of the respective hardware or software manufacturers. If the problem cannot be resolved with this documentation and updates alone, please contact ADLINK via e-mail or telephone.
Please be prepared to answer questions such as:
Which ADLINK product is experiencing a problem?
What is the serial number of the product?
Which BIOS version is installed on your device?
Which OS (version) is installed on your device?
Has this problem already been reported (by whom, to whom)?
When did the problem begin occurring?
3.4.2 Procedure for returning products
If you need to return your ADLINK device for servicing, please fill in the R eturn M aterial
A uthorization (RMA) form before shipping; the RMA form is available on the ADLINK website at https://www.adlinktech.com/en/Medical_Healthcare_Service_and_Support .
Repairs within the warranty period are free of charge if warranty conditions were observed. Due to high expenditures for test procedures, a test fee will be charged if no fault can be found. Repair services outside of the warranty period will be charged.
Your ADLINK product warranty covers material defects and workmanship for the warranty period starting with the date of shipment. During the warranty period, ADLINK reserves the option to either repair or replace defective products.
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For warranty service or repair, the product must be returned to a service facility designated by
ADLINK, prepaid by the customer.
3.4.3 Drivers
Drivers for your ADLINK device are available at http://www.adlinktech.com
. If you experience any problems, always download and install the latest drivers for your system from this website before contacting ADLINK.
3.5 Conventions Used in this Manual
3.5.1 Conventions for signal words and symbols
DANGER
Result and cause of the hazard indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Result and cause of the hazard indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Result and cause of the hazard indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury and may result in damage to property.
NOTICE is used to call special attention to important information related to the device, handling of the device or the respective part of the manual.
3.5.2 Conventions for different user groups
In this manual, specific terms are used for two groups of users:
User
The term “user” is applied in this document when a user / operator of the device is using the device according to its intended purpose.
Administrator
The term “administrator” is applied in this document to a person who, in contrast to a common user, has an enhanced level of knowledge and / or has a broader level of operational authorization. For example, such a person may work as an IT administrator in a healthcare facility or be an authorized service technician, e.g. someone especially trained by ADLINK.
4. Safety
Safety
The ADLINK MLC M series devices are compliant with the regulations of the European Medical
Device Regulation (MDR). The devices are labelled with the relevant CE mark in accordance with the relevant provisions. Detailed compliance information and excerpts are contained in Chapters 9 and 10.
4.1 Intended Purpose
4.1.1 Intended purpose of MLC M used as stand-alone device
The Medical Large Client MLC M series All-in-One panel computers are medical devices designed for displaying, monitoring, and storing medically relevant and patient data in various medical environments:
ORs and surgical theaters
Intensive care units
Emergency care units
Other point-of-care sites
These devices are suitable for use in hospitals, outpatient care units, and other medical care facilities.
Only professional personnel, including medical staff (surgeons, anesthetists, physicians, etc.), nursing personnel, IT administrators, medical engineers, and technical service technicians, who work in healthcare facilities should handle and operate MLC M series devices.
The device is specifically designed for medical and other hygiene-sensitive environments, taking into consideration:
hygienic conditions (e.g. fanless internal cooling concept, screwless housing design),
quality aspects for displayed / monitored patient data,
operational control abilities (e.g. with user’s hands double gloved),
processing speed and quality (e.g. endoscopy visualization, etc.), and
technical design characteristics (e.g. isolated interface ports, etc.).
MLC M series devices are class I active medical devices in accordance with the relevant provisions of the European Medical Device Regulation 2017/745 (MDR).
MLC M series devices are intended for use in indoor environments described above. The devices are not intended for outdoor use, use in mobile vehicles (ambulances, helicopters, etc.), or in other rough environmental conditions.
Any use not in compliance with the defined application purpose described above is not within the scope of the intended purpose.
Improper use, alterations made to the devices, or the use of (spare) parts not approved and released by ADLINK may result in unforeseeable damage. Device use outside of intended purpose may void warranty. Risks and possible damage from such use are the full responsibility of the user / operator of the device.
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4.1.2 Intended purpose of MLC M used as part of third-party medical device systems
The use of MLC M must be in accordance with its intended purpose, which includes using it as an integral part of medical device systems like anesthesia monitoring systems, respiratory monitoring systems, or other medical system applications that combine MLC M with specific medical software.
Third-party companies independently manufacture and market medical systems that incorporate
MLC M as an integral part or component. The responsibility for the system configuration, technical architecture, and CE conformity procedure of the created system lies entirely with the system manufacturer.
Therefore, the manufacturer of the created system defines the specific intended use of the integrated
MLC M device and/or the entire medical system.
4.2 Safety and Warning Instructions
4.2.1 General Electrical Hazards
Safety
DANGER
Risk of electrical shock to the user, property damage, and damage to the device caused by use of inappropriate power supplies:
Use only an original ADLINK power supply and preferably only the standard internal power supply. In case another power supply must be used, it must follow specifications which provide an equivalent safety level as the original power supply, as well as compatibility with the technical specifications of the device.
Use of a power supply not authorized by ADLINK may, in addition to the potential hazards caused, void warranty!
DANGER
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others and property damage caused by damaged power connection components:
Never operate the device with a damaged power supply cable. Damaged power supply cables, including damaged cable plugs, must be retired from use immediately. If the device power socket is damaged, discontinue use immediately and secure the device against further use until repairs are performed by a trained service technician.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock or other injuries to the user, others, and property damage caused by improperly-laid power cables:
Take appropriate care in laying out power cables to avoid any possible damage to the cable, avoid any danger of stumbling over it, or any resulting power disruption.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock or other injuries to the user, others and property damage caused by misuse of power outlets:
Never use power outlets which are damaged, dusty, or dirty. Make sure that proper connections are made between the power connector and the power outlet. Improper connections may cause injury from sparks and / or a fire hazard.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others, and property damage caused by insufficient
(ground) protection line connection:
The device must only be operated at power supply outlets with a protective ground connection.
Intentional disruption of the ground protection line and operation of the device with damaged ground protection either in the connecting cable or the device itself are prohibited.
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WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others, and property damage caused by overloaded power supply devices:
Any additional extension cords, power strips, or other splitters must be regularly checked to ensure proper condition and secure operation.
Do not overload outlet, extension cords, power strips, or other splitter devices. Doing so may cause electrical shock or fire hazard.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user, property damage and device damage from overvoltage:
Appropriate overvoltage protection must be provided to avoid dangerous overvoltage to the device, such as caused by thunderstorms.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user, property damage and damage to the device caused by ingress of fluids or foreign objects:
Although the device is designed with a high level of protection (up to IP54), the device is not fully protected against ingress of fluids. This is the case especially if the device is operated without the protective cable cover at the rear / bottom of the device (over the I/O interface bezel).
To ensure proper protection of the device’s housing from fluid ingress, never put any inappropriate objects such as tools, pencils, etc. into openings of the housing (i.e. interface ports).
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others, risk of property damage, and damage to the device caused by inaccessible power sockets:
The device does not provide a power switch for disconnecting it from the power supply; the power must be disconnected by unplugging the power cable.
Due to this fact, the power socket and / or the power cabl e must always be within easy reach for the user. If the device must be integrated into cabinets or other objects, the operating institution must provide a disconnection switch at the system level (i.e. operation via an all-lines disconnecting power switch e.g. at the system).
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock or other injuries to the user or others, and risk of property damage caused by insufficient electrical installations:
Electrical installations must only be set up by qualified personnel. For installation and operation, the responsible operating institution must ensure that the chosen personnel are sufficiently qualified with regard to physical, psychological, and emotional condition. It is the responsibility of the operating institution to choose qualified personnel for installation and operation of the device.
4.2.2 Specific Hazards Caused by Electrical Leakage in Medical Devices
Safety
WARNING
Risk of an unacceptably-high leaked current to the patient, user, or others caused by device interfaces not in use :
Never touch unused interfaces such as USB or COM ports and a patient at the same time!
Secure unused interfaces with appropriate covers, particularly the rear / bottom cover delivered with the device, and use galvanically isolated interfaces to connect your ADLINK device to other devices.
WARNING
Risk of an unacceptably-high leaked current to the patient caused by insufficient system configuration:
Accessories connected to analog or digital interfaces must be compliant with the respective European or international standards (e.g. EN 62368-1 for data processing devices and EN 60601-1 for medical devices). Furthermore, all configurations for ME systems must be compliant with the EN 60601-1-1 standard. Users connecting additional devices to a signal input or output are configuring a medical system and are therefore responsible for the system being compliant with the applicable version of the system standard EN 60601-1-1.
In case of doubt, please contact the technical customer support or your local representative.
4.2.3 Other Hazards
WARNING
Risk of injury to the user or others, property damage, and damage to the device caused by inappropriate operating conditions:
The device must only be operated within the operating conditions specified by ADLINK.
Never place the device in contact with heat-emitting objects such as radiators or heating ventilators.
The environmental temperature must not exceed the maximum temperatures indicated in this documentation. Never place the device in an enclosed housing unless there is sufficient ventilation to ensure an operational temperature below the allowed maximum.
WARNING
Risk of injury to the user or others, property damage, and device damage by inappropriate operation areas:
The device is not intended to be used in surroundings with presence of anaesthetics mixtures with air, oxygen, or nitrous oxide.
Ensure device installation in an area without these operating conditions.
WARNING
Risk of injury to the user or others caused by laser emissions in accessory components:
If your ADLINK device operates in combination with a product emitting laser light, (e.g. a barcode reader), never look into the laser beam. This may result in irreversible eye damage. Never use settings or functions other than those described in the documentation of the device. Never try to repair or disassemble such accessory devices.
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WARNING
Risk of patient injury caused by inappropriate handling of ceiling mounting equipment:
If the device is mounted to manually adjustable swiveling ceiling supports, always ensure that no collisions with other objects occur when adjustments are made. Strong collisions may result in damage to the device housing that strip off particulates, creating a potential hazard for patients in proximity with open wounds.
WARNING
Risk of injury to the user or others caused by substances hazardous to health:
In the event of a fire, this device may emit substances hazardous to health (gases, fluids).
WARNING
Risk of physical injuries and / or property damage:
When mounting the device, use four M4 x 6mm screws to mount the VESA bracket to the rear of the device. Tighten all four screws firmly to support the weight of the device. Make sure that the suspension system is capable of carrying the device!
Note: All I/O ports must face down.
Note: It is recommended to mount the device not higher than 2 m above floor level.
CAUTION
Risk of injury to the user or others, damage to property, and device damaged caused by inadequate mounting support or operation:
The user is responsible for ensuring safe mounting conditions of the device to or on mobile platforms, as well as observing the safety instructions for the platforms themselves.
Improper handling may lead to injuries or property damage .
Ensure that the carts, trolleys, surfaces, vehicles, or tables the device is being attached to or onto are stable enough and can bear the applied weight.
Secure the device against accidental movement or falls.
Please contact your ADLINK partner for further information about appropriate mounting devices .
CAUTION
Risk of injury to the user or others, as well as risk of damage to the device caused by lifting or manual transport of the device:
When lifting or transporting the device, consider the product’s weight. Move, carry, and put down the device carefully to avoid back or other injuries.
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CAUTION
Health hazard to the user caused by allergenic substances:
As with all industrial products, the device may contain substances (e.g. nickel, aluminum) which may cause allergic reactions. If you suspect an allergic reaction (i.e. skin reaction, frequent sneezing, red eyes, inhalation restrictions or any other similar symptom), immediately consult a physician to determine the cause.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device caused by inappropriate usage aids:
If your device is equipped with a touchscreen display, operate this touchscreen only with your finger(s) or an input pen specifically designed for this purpose.
Never use hard, sharp, or tapered objects, e.g. pencils, ballpoint pens, knives, etc. to avoid damage to the touchscreen.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device caused by environmental influences:
Never expose your device to excessive vibration, heat, or mechanical force. This may lead to damage of your device or its parts.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device caused by abrasive chemical substances:
Although your device is resistant against many abrasive chemical substances, some substances such as acids, chlorine and chlorine dissipating solutions may damage the housing, seals and / or the display.
Please contact your ADLINK representative for further information.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device caused by climate factors:
Never operate your device under condensing conditions which may occur e.g. if the device is brought directly from a cold to a warm surrounding.
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CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device or connected devices caused by electromagnetic fields, potentially causing failure:
The device is constructed to resist electromagnetic radiation (see Section 10 regarding electromagnetic immunity). This, however, requires operation of the device only with the cable cover belonging to the device being attached over the I/O interfaces bezel (see Chapter 5.2.1).
The device is not capable of operating in close proximity to electromagnetic radiation sources which may emit especially high electromagnetic radiation, e.g. certain HF surgery devices, MR devices or cell phones. Ensure a minimum distance of 2 meters from these kinds of devices when operating the
MLC M.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device itself or connected devices caused by incorrect handling of peripheral devices:
Before connecting your device to additional peripheral devices (e.g. additional monitor screens or other patient monitoring devices), the device must be switched off and disconnected from the power supply!
Disconnect the power cable from the power outlet before connecting peripheral devices to your MLC M computer.
After connecting peripheral devices, the system must only be operated with appropriate potential equalization. Connect the potential equalization pins provided, both the one belonging to the MLC M, as well as those of the peripheral devices with the potential equalization of the room in which the system is operated.
CAUTION
Risk of property and device damage due to inappropriate system configuration:
Inappropriate changes to the device settings may damage the device or connected peripherals, and may cause the devices or the entire system to function incorrectly. Damage caused by inappropriate settings and / or system configuration is not covered by warranty.
CAUTION
Risk of property and environmental damage from inappropriate disposal methods:
At the end of the life span of the device, it must not be discarded into general waste, as electronic elements of the device may cause environmental damage if disposed of inappropriately. Please observe the relevant disposal restrictions for your region.
Please contact your local ADLINK partner for further information about device disposal .
NOTICE
Obligation for the user to report incidents:
If the user and / or patient experiences any serious incident in relation to the device, they should report it to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the Member State in which the user and / or patient is established.
4.2.4 Hazards Regarding Repair and Maintenance
Safety
DANGER
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others, as well property damage and device damage from high voltage:
High voltages are present during operation of the device. Improper operation or maintenance may result in death, severe injuries, or significant damage to property. Strictly observe all instructions given in this chapter.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user, patient, or others caused by inappropriate repair or maintenance:
All repair or maintenance actions must be performed by qualified, ADLINK-authorized personnel only!
Relevant safety and accident prevention regulations must be strictly observed for all servicing activities.
Every change to the device performed by the user or non-authorized third parties are forbidden and may void warranty.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others, property, and device damage from insufficient preparation for repair or maintenance:
Before starting any repair or maintenance procedures, the device must always be disconnected from the power supply and connected to ground.
CAUTION
Risk of electrical shock to the user or others, property, and damage and damage caused by inappropriate spare components:
Any repair or change to the device (e.g. for post-manufacture upgrades) must use original spare parts or ADLINK authorized spare parts or components.
CAUTION
Risk of device damage from electrostatic discharge:
Medical computers, monitors, and their components are highly delicate devices. ESD (electrostatic discharges) and incorrect handling may seriously damage your device.
Only qualified service personnel may handle the device hardware. Ground yourself and your device before opening the device or touching internal parts!
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4.2.5 Safety Instructions for Cleaning and Disinfection of the Device
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user caused by presence of potentially conductive liquids:
Prior to any cleaning and disinfection procedure, the power cable must be disconnected from the power supply at all times.
WARNING
Risk of unintended operation for touchscreen-equipped devices:
Before cleaning and / or disinfecting your device, turn off the touchscreen via the Touchscreen
Enable / Disabl e button (23) (see S ection Error! Reference source not found.
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WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user and device damage caused by inappropriate processing procedures:
The device is not suited for any kind of mechanical and / or thermal decontamination procedures such as autoclaving, steam sterilization, etc.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user and device damage caused by excessive amounts of liquids:
Never apply excessive amounts of liquids to your device. Do not immerse it in liquids of any substance.
Be conservative with all cleaning and disinfection solutions used to clean the device and never apply liquids directly to openings such as I/O interface ports.
CAUTION
Risk of device damage caused by usage of abrasive materials:
Your ADLINK device provides a surface finish that is sufficiently protected for the intended purpose.
However, do not use any abrasive materials for cleaning processes, e.g. brushes, sponges, or other objects with hard and / or rough characteristics. Doing so may lead to damage to the front side, the touch surface, or the housing surface. Never use e.g. sponges made of metal grafts or similar, or sharp/hard objects like knives, pencils etc. for cleaning purposes. Thoroughly follow all instructions provided in this chapter.
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4.2.6 Product Identification Label
The following figure shows a generic example of an MLC M series product identification label. The textual content may differ depending on the respective device characteristics.
Figure 1: Product Identification Label
1. CE marking
2. FCC marking
3. Refer to User’s Manual marking
4. Recycle marking
5. UL marking
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5. User Information
MLC M Series
Information in this chapter is intended for the user (operator) of the device. It describes system characteristics, components, and control actions —including the maintenance—that can be performed by the user.
For additional administrator and configuration information, see chapter 6, Administrator
5.1 General Description
The MLC M series are medical all-in-one panel computers with the enclosures containing the computing elements and the front display combined into a single unit. The device can be operated either through standard peripherals (keyboard, mouse) or through touchscreen interface. There are also touch sensitive buttons along the frame, described in section Error! Reference source not found.
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The aluminum enclosure is powder-coated with antibacterial paint.
The MLC M is based on the high-performance 11 th generation Intel ® Core™ processor family.
These devices are best suited for displaying and processing data and operating peripheral devices in medical applications such as in surgical ORs, intensive care or emergency departments of hospitals and outpatient centers.
The device is available with multiple power options:
an AC internal ‘medical grade’ power supply (default)
a 12V DC input external ‘medical grade’ power supply unit (optional)
Please refer to further descriptions of existing alternatives in Section 5.1.2 below.
The device also supports VESA 100 mounting for optional accessories such as pedestals or ceiling mounts.
5.1.1 Model Variants
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The MLC M series devices are equipped with a protective glass pane with an antiglare coating to minimize unwanted reflection.
All models include a projective capacitive touchscreen (PCAP). This PCAP touchscreen supports multi-touch gestures, similar to modern smart phones (requires software support).
The touchscreen supports touch gestures for gloved users, such as in medical environments.
Figure 2: MLC M
5.1.2 Device Models with Optional DC Power Supply
The MLC M series can be equipped with an optional 12V DC power supply.
For these models, the internal power supply unit is replaced to enable DC input. ADLINK supplies corresponding accessories, including:
A desktop medical grade power supply unit with standard AC power cable at primary side and adapted connection cable at secondary side (for further electrical specifications, refer to
Connection cables with open strands on one side for individual connection to the appropriate outlet (for in-house power supplies).
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5.2 Device Overview
MLC M
5.2.1 Interfaces
When used correctly, the cover at the bottom of the device offers some resistance against dust and liquid ingress with an IP54 rating. The gray rubber cable pass-through frame allows connection of external cables while retaining the rating.
1 2
Figure 3: Bottom view with cable cover mounted
1. Cable pass-through frame
2. Cable cover
NOTICE
To operate the device, the cable cover must always be installed to ensure protection against fluid ingress and electromagnetic disruption. Please observe the safety instructions in Section Error!
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Underneath the cable cover you will find the device interface ports (see Figure 3 below). These interfaces are identical on all models of the MLC M series.
Figure 4: Bottom view illustrating device interfaces (cable cover removed)
1. AC power connector (for non-heating device, socket conforms to IEC 60320-1 type
C14) for AC variants
2. Cable cover grounding pin
3. Fuse bracket
with 2 fuses (5x20mm 2.0A 250V (T), see Section 6.6.1 for details)
4. 1x GbE network interface, galvanically isolated up to 4 kV (RJ45 connector)
5. 1x COM serial port , galvanically isolated up to 4 kV (D-Sub connector 9 pins)
6. Potential equalization connecting pin (
6mm)
7. 1x Headphone jack
8. 1x HDMI (for connection to external displays / monitors)
9. 2x USB 2.0
10. 2x USB 3.0
(blue)
Optional interfaces not pictured.
NOTICE
The potential equalization connecting pin (
6mm), follows DIN 42801 color coding yellow / green for connecting a potential equalization cable.
The equalization pin of the device must be connected to the potential equalization panel of the respective OR theatre (see IEC 60601-1 / EN 60601-1 or the respective national standards).
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5.2.2 Operational Elements
MLC M
All MLC M series models have a row of capacitive touch buttons along the bottom of the display.
Figure 5: Front view
The functional buttons on the front panel of the device are capacitive touch buttons and are activated by the u ser’s finger touching one of the backlit areas. There is no mechanical action.
Figure 6: MLC M in operation; front touch buttons backlit
When the device is powered on, the front panel touch buttons illuminate to indicate the touchsensitive areas. There are three function buttons backlit in white and the Standby (On / Off) button is backlit blue (device on) or orange (device off).
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5.2.3 Front panel buttons
1 2 3 4
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Figure 7: Front touch buttons overview
1. Enable/Disable touchscreen
2. Standby (On/Off)
Touch and hold for 5 seconds to toggle touch functionality (for cleaning). This disables both the touch screen AND other buttons.
Power on: Touch and hold for 2 seconds
Trigger OS shutdown: Touch and hold for 2 seconds
Force restart: Touch and hold for 7 seconds
3. Decrease brightness
Push or hold to decrease brightness (minimum 10%)
4. Increase brightness Push or hold to increase brightness
White
Orange -
(Off)
Blue (On)
White
White
NOTICE
While switching off the device via the Standby (On / Off) button, do not hold for more than ~7 seconds. Doing so forces a hard shutdown of the device, followed by a restart / boot routine. This may cause a loss of data if it has not been saved or finished processing before shutdown.
NOTICE
To power off the device completely, it must be disconnected from the power supply by disconnecting the AC power cable. To prevent data loss, disconnect only after the device is in standby mode (orange indicator).
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Touchscreen Enable/Disable Button
The Touchscreen Enable / Disable button controls both the touchscreen and touch-sensitive buttons, allowing the device’s front panel to be cleaned without interrupting active applications or causing unwanted operation.
To disable touch sensitivity, touch and hold the Touchscreen Enable/Disable Button for 5 seconds until the red Touchscreen Disabled Indicator appears in the lower right corner. When touch sensitivity is disabled, the other PCAP buttons will not illuminate.
Figure 8: Touchscreen disabled indicator
To reactivate the touch sensitivity, touch and hold Touchscreen Enable/Disable for 5 seconds until the blue Touchscreen Enabled Indicator appears in the lower right corner. When enabled, all PCAP buttons will illuminate.
Figure 9: Touchscreen Enable/Disable button with other buttons disabled
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5.2.4 Cleaning and Disinfection
ADLINK recommends product cleaning and disinfecting according to the guidelines and specifications of the Robert Koch-Institute (RKI) in Germany. These guidelines apply to the MLC M series only. For cables, sensors and other peripheral items, follow the cleaning instructions in the
Directions for Use document that accompany these accessories.
The following germicidal products are ADLINK approved disinfectants for use on your ADLINK product, especially for the touchscreen or glass front panel:
Incidin Plus
Skinman soft
Cutasept G & F
Sterilium
Aseptoman
In general, disinfectants based on alcohol, aldehydes, guanidine derivatives, or quaternary compounds are suitable for use as surface disinfectants.
Disinfectants based on chlorine, chlorine-releasing substances, or peroxide compounds must not be used for device decontamination, as these ingredients can lead to material damage of the device, especially if the surface has prior damage (e.g. an accidentally caused scratch) and / or especially over long-term use of these type of disinfectant solutions.
While there are many other products available for disinfection, their effectiveness has not been tested on your ADLINK product. If you use a product or method other than those recommended substances above, this should be documented accordingly in your hygiene protocol.
For a wipe disinfection, use a spray applicator to apply any of the approved liquids from the list above and use a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the screen. Thoroughly follow the specifications and usage guidelines of the manufacturers of the disinfecting solutions for cleaning your device.
If, due to the nature of the device application or its location, a cleaning of the device is sufficient, use a soft, damp and lint-free cloth only to clean the surface of the device. If the device is only lightly soiled, refrain completely from water and use a dry cloth providing anti-static characteristics instead.
For cleaning the glass / touch-sensitive surfaces of the device, a simple household glass cleaner available in consumer markets may be used. After spray application of the glass cleaner, use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe the device front until all liquid films are removed.
As a general safety precaution, your ADLINK product should undergo decontamination before returning the device to ADLINK for service, repair, inspection, or disposal.
NOTICE
Contaminated items must not be returned without prior written agreement.
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5.2.5 Safety instructions for cleaning and disinfection of the device
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WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user caused by presence of potentially conductive liquids:
Prior to any cleaning or disinfection procedure, the AC power cable must be disconnected from the power supply.
WARNING
Risk of unintended touchscreen operation:
Before cleaning and / or disinfecting your device, turn off the touch sensors by touching and holding the Touchscreen Enable / Disabl e button for five seconds, until the touch disabled indicator appears
(see S ection Error! Reference source not found.
Operational Elements).
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user and risk of damage to the device caused by inappropriate cleaning procedures:
The device is not suited for any kind of mechanical and / or thermal decontamination procedures such as autoclaving, steam sterilization, etc.
WARNING
Risk of electrical shock to the user and risk of damage to the device caused by excessive amounts of liquids:
Never apply heavy amounts of liquids to your device nor immerse it into liquids of any substance. Be conservative with all cleaning and disinfection solutions used to clean the device and never apply liquids into given openings such as I/O interface ports.
CAUTION
Risk of damage to the device caused by usage of abrasive materials:
Your ADLINK device provides a surface finishing that is sufficiently protected during use within the intended purpose. However, do not use any abrasive materials for cleaning processes, e.g. brushes, sponges, or other objects with hard and / or rough characteristics. Doing so may lead to damage to the front side, the touch surface or the housing surface. Never use e.g. sponges made of metal grafts or similar, nor any sharp or hard objects like knives, pencils etc. for cleaning purposes. Thoroughly follow all instructions provided in this chapter.
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5.3 Device Options and Accessories
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MLC M series devices can be equipped with various optional equipment and accessories. For user information purposes, the options available from the ADLINK standard product program are listed in this chapter. For further information about equipment options that may be provided with your
device, refer to Section 6.4 below.
MLC M series devices can be equipped with following options from the ADLINK standard product portfolio:
WLAN / Bluetooth module
RFID reader
Up to 64 GB of installed DDR4 DRAM memory (one single 8 GB DDR4 DRAM module as standard equipment)
Various alternatives for mass storage (128 GB M.2 SSD as standard equipment)
NOTICE
All of the above-listed options must be installed at ADLINKs production facilities preferably during the system assembly process. Upgrades after delivery might be possible, please contact ADLINK for further details.
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6. Administrator Information
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The information in this chapter is directed to administrators (e.g. employees in the IT department) requiring broader technical information beyond the simple operation / handling of the device.
6.1 Functional Block Diagram
Figure 10: MLC M series functional block diagram
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6.2 Technical Data of Main System Components
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Component
Processor
Memory
Graphics
Mass Storage
Audio Codec
OS Compatibility
Technical Data
Intel ® Core™ i7-1185G7E, 1.80GHz, max. 4.4GHz; quad-cores with HTT,
12 MB smart cache;
Intel ® Core™ i5-1145G7E, 1.5GHz, max. 4.10GHz; quad-cores, 8 MB smart cache;
Intel ® Co re™ i3-1115G4E, 2.20GHz, max. 3.90GHz; dual-core, 6 MB smart cache;
Up to 64 GB DDR4-3200 SODIMM in 2 sockets
Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics
M.2 SATA SSD and / or 2.5” SSD / HDD at SATA 6Gb/s
128 GB SSD is standard equipment (please contact your ADLINK representative for other capacities)
Tempo 92HD91B2X5NLGIWCX
Intel ® x64 compatible
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6.3 Detailed System Components
Device Features
Display
Touchscreen
Backlit Capacitive
Buttons
Power supply
(AC variants)
Power Supply
(DC variants)
Interfaces
Audio
HDMI
Display Output
(optional)
USB 3.0 Ports
USB 2.0 Ports
Network
COM Port
D i splay
Device Display
Configuration
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Full HD (1920x1080, 16:9), 16.7M colors,
Brightness: 250 cd/m² (21.5’’) / 350 cd/m² (23.8’’) with adjustable LED backlight; dimensions 21.5’’ (546mm) or 23.8” (604.5mm); viewing angle v/h 178°/ 178°
21.5” / 23.8’’ 10-point, multi-touch projected capacitive (PCAP)
Four PCAP-type function buttons along the lower front bezel:
Standby (On / Off) button with blue / orange backlight
Increase brightness
Decrease brightness
Enable/disable touch sensitivity (for cleaning)
Internal, medical wide-range power supply (100…240V AC, 50 / 60Hz);
Device AC power connector, 3-pin, IEC 60320 type C14, medical version without
Y capacitors;
Device protection: fuse bracket with 2 fuses 5x20mm T 2.0A H 250 V
External, medical grade desktop-type power supply; primary input voltage
100…240V AC, 50 / 60Hz; secondary output voltage +12V DC
3.5mm headphone jack
1x HDMI outputs; resolution max. 4096x2304, 60Hz
1x DisplayPort output; max resolution 7680x4320, 60Hz
Up to 6x USB 3.0 SuperSpeed (10 Gbit/s) interfaces (blue), compatible with USB
1.1 low (1.5Mbit/s), full (12Mbit/s)
2x USB 2.0 high speed (480Mbit/s), compatible with USB 1.1 low (1.5Mbit/s) and full speed (12Mbit/s)
1x Ethernet 10 / 100 / 1000Mbit/s (10 / 100 / 1000BASE-T), galvanic isolation up to 4 kV
Standard: 1x RS-232 serial ports, max. 256kbps transfer rate; galvanic isolation up to 4 kV;
Standard: Landscape-orientation display
Optional: display in landscape and portrait orientation available in both orientation configurations, the functional buttons for directly accessible device functions (see subchapter below) are located at the bottom side of the display and are being automatically activated by rotating the MLC M device
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6.4 Optional Built-In Accessories
Administrator Information
Devices may be ordered with several built-in accessories. Retrofit and update of devices already delivered on-site is generally not possible. For information about possible retrofit or update, please contact your ADLINK representative.
6.4.1 WLAN / Bluetooth module (optional)
If ordered prior to delivery, the devices can be optionally equipped with an IEEE 802.11ac, Dual
Band, 2x2 Wi-Fi (PCIe) + Bluetooth 4.0 (USB) module with external antenna(s). The module itself is inserted into an interface on the mainboard.
For detailed specifications, contact your ADLINK representative.
6.4.2 RFID Option
The MLC M can be equipped with an ISO 15693-compliant proximity RFID reader. Please contact your ADLINK representative for further information.
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6.5 Maintenance and Service
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6.5.1 General Service Intervals
ADLINK devices do not require servicing or maintenance at regular intervals due to the usage of high-quality industrial standard components.
Devices, medical panel computers, or monitors rarely require servicing when used for their intended purpose.
If your ADLINK system does not operate properly and needs to be returned for servicing, please
refer to the instructions in the Sections 3.4.2 and
Error! Reference source not found.
above.
6.6 Initial device installation / cable cover handling
The device ships with the cable cover preinstalled. Cables must be fed through the cover to connect them to the device to retain the IP rating. This includes the power cable and grounding cable, as well as any peripherals.
To connect cables to the device:
1. Place the MLC M device with the front side facing down onto a stable working platform protected by a soft surface. Remove the cable cover by pulling it down. The cover is magnetized.
Figure 11: Cable cover installation
2. Feed the cables through their respective gaskets. Make sure to choose gasket sizes suitable for the cables. For gaskets without cables, make sure to use gaskets without holes.
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Figure 12: Route cable through gasket
3. Feed the cables with their gaskets through the rubber frame, and seat the gaskets within the rubber frame.
Figure 13: Insert gasket into rubber frame
4. Attach the rubber frame over the mounting plate by inserting the tabs of plate into the slots of the frame.
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Figure 14: Attach rubber frame to mounting plate
5. Make sure that the green/yellow grounding cable between the cover and the device is attached securely to the device.
Figure 15: Cable cover grounding cable
6. Replace the cover. Make sure the cover fits snuggly around the rubber frame.
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6.6.1 Fuse replacement for the internal power supply (AC variants)
DANGER
Risk of electrical shock to the user, patient or others as well as risk of property damage and damage to the device caused by high voltage:
Prior to replacing the internal power supply fuses, the device must be disconnected from the power supply by unplugging the AC power cable from the AC power outlet.
WARNING
Risk of fire and / or device damage caused by inappropriate fuse rating:
Only use fuses of the same rating and type. Carefully observe the device labelling.
To replace the fuses for the internal power supply:
Step Illustration
1 N/A
Description
Remove the cable cover and unplug the AC power cable from the back of the device.
2
3
Use a small screw driver to gently pry out the fuse bracket, and then gently remove it.
Flip the fuses outward, toward the sides of the bracket, so that they rest at approximately 30 degrees.
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Step Illustration Description
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4 Gently remove the fuses.
5
Replace the fuses with new, identical fuses.
6
Flip the ends of the fuses toward the center of the bracket. They will lock into place.
7
Re-insert the fuse bracket into the power supply assembly, and push it in gently until it snaps into place.
8 N/A Reattach the power and cable cover.
NOTICE:
Blown fuses often indicate a device defect or power supply failure. If fuses blow again shortly after replacement, have your device checked by ADLINK or an authorized ADLINK service technician.
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7. BIOS Configuration
BIOS Configuration
7.1 Restoring Default Settings
Restoring the BIOS to default settings can sometimes revolve unexpected behavior or misconfiguration.
To reset the BIOS to defaults:
1. Power on the device and press the <DEL> key when the POST / boot logo screen appears.
The BIOS setup menu will appear on screen.
If the BIOS does not respond, make sure to wait to press <DEL> until the keyboard is initialized (indicated by flashing keyboard LEDs).
2. Press the <F9> key
3. Press the <ENTER> key
4. Press the <F10> key
5. Press the <ENTER> key
The device will reboot with the BIOS default settings.
Note: This procedure will also work if the display stays dark and the BIOS itself is not corrupted.
7.2 Enabling PXE / Network Boot
In some cases it may be required to boot the device via a network. To enable the Preboot Execution
(PXE) ROM of the integrated Ethernet interface and the correct boot sequence, proceed as follows:
1. Boot the device and press the <DEL> key when the POST / boot logo screen appears shortly after the keyboard has been initialized (indicated by flashing keyboard LEDs). The
BIOS setup menu will appear on screen.
2. Set the cursor to the option Advanced
3. Toggle down to the option Network Stack Configuration and press the <ENTER> key twice
4. Select Enabled and press the <ENTER> key
5. Depending on the local network (IP) requirements, toggle to the appropriate setting and press the <ENTER> key
6. Select Enabled and press the <ENTER> key
7. Press the <ESC> key to get back to the main menu
8. Set the cursor to the option Boot
9. Set the cursor to the option Boot Option #1 and press the <ENTER> key
10. Set the cursor to the option Network and press the <ENTER> key
11. Set all other listed boot devices to status Disabled as described above at point 9
12. Press the <F10> key
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13. Press the <ENTER> key to save the settings and to reboot the device
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The device will reboot and connect to the network.
Note: Ensure that all necessary services and servers are connected to the network environment.
7.3 Changing the Boot Sequence
As standard setting, the integrated storage medium is the primary boot source. It may be required to boot from another device such as a USB flash drive or external CD / DVD drive to install an operating system (OS) or perform maintenance work. To enable this, the boot sequence can be changed:
1. Connect the required boot source to the device
2. Boot the device and press the <DEL> key when the POST / boot logo screen appears shortly after the keyboard has been initialized (indicated by flashing keyboard LEDs). The
BIOS setup menu will appear on screen.
3. Set the cursor to option Boot
4. Set the cursor to option Boot Option #1 and press the <ENTER> key
5. Choose one of the boot devices listed via the cursor keys and press the <ENTER> key
6. If the boot device is not listed, press the <ENTER> key
7. Set the cursor to option Hard Drive BBS Priorities and press the <ENTER> key
8. Set the cursor to option Boot Option #1 and press the <ENTER> key
9. Choose one of the boot devices listed via the cursor keys and press the <ENTER> key
10. Press the <ESC> key and check if Boot Option #1 chooses the correct boot source
11. Press the <F10> key
12. Press the <ENTER> key to save the settings and to reboot the device
The device reboots from the previously selected boot source.
Note: If the device cannot boot from the selected boot source, it will attempt to boot from the next boot source in the BIOS start list. To return to booting from the internal storage media, simply disconnect all externally connected boot sources and follow the procedure mentioned above to reinstall the internal storage media as Boot Option # 1 .
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8. Specifications
Specifications
8.1 Mechanical Specifications
WARNING
Risk of physical injury and / or property damage.
Use all four M4 VESA 100 screws mounting the devices, and tighten them firmly. Make sure the mounting surface is capable of supporting the full weight of the device and attachments.
8.1.1 Front and side dimensions MLC M
Device
MLC-M 21 .5”
MLC-M 23
.8” a
520
570
Note: All dimensions in [mm].
Figure 16: MLC M series dimensions b
335
364 c
142
156 d
21
21 e
61
61
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8.1.2 Rear dimensions MLC M
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Figure 23: MLC M VESA 100 interface & rear dimensions [mm]
Note: For dimension of “c” refer to the previous table.
8.1.3 Weight
Maximum weight without optional components:
Device version
MLC-M 21 .5”
MLC-M 23 .8”
[kg]
6.9
7.9
[lbs]
15.2
17.4
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8.2 Electrical Specifications
Specifications
8.2.1 Power Specifications
Power Specification
Input voltage
Input frequency
Max. power consumption*
Fuses:
AC variants
100…240 V AC
50 / 60 Hz
1.5…0.75 A (140 W)
2x T 2.0A H 250 V
DC variants
+ 12 V DC
N/A
4 A (108 W)
None
*Max. power consumption: The documented power values reflect the apparent power measured at the AC input of the PSU.
8.3 Environmental Specifications
CAUTION
Exceeding environmental tolerances may result in device malfunction:
Your ADLINK device is designed for operation within the environmental conditions below.
Exceeding these limits can lead to unexpected device behavior and malfunctions.
Always make sure that you operate the device within the environmental conditions specified in this section.
Ambient operating temperature
Ambient storage temperature range
5 °C…+40°C
0°C...+60°C
Ambient operating humidity 5 % ... 95 % (non-condensing)
Ambient storage humidity 5 % ... 95 % (non-condensing)
Ambient air pressure for operation, storage and transport 700 hPa … 1060 hPa
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9. Appendix
9.1 EMC requirements
CAUTION
Adverse events caused by mutual influences between MLC M and other electrical equipment:
Although compliant with given EMC standards, the MLC M might cause adverse events by emission or susceptibility to emissions from other electrical equipment. Follow the recommendations and information documented in the following EMC related chapters to avoid or at least mitigate such events. If a mitigation of adverse events is not acceptable, increase the separation distance or relocate the concerned devices.
NOTICE
To avoid or mitigate unintended emissions and / or irradiation by attached cables, use high-quality, shielded cables observe the recommended bend radius as well. The bend radius is specified by the cable vendor/manufacturer.
CAUTION
Unintended interference of other electrical equipment due to MLC M electromagnetic emissions:
Th e emission ch aracteristics of this equipment make it suitable for use in industrial areas and hospitals (CISPR 11 class A). If it is used in a residential environment (for which CISPR 11 class B is normally require d), this equipment might not offer adequate protection to radio-frequency communication services. The us er might need to take mitigation measures, such as relocating or re-orienting the equipment.
CAUTION
Unintended behavior of MLC M due to emissions of other electrical equipment such as
HF surgical equipment or magnetic resonance imaging equipment:
The operation of medical e quipment or systems with high emission intensity in the vicinity of the
MLC M or attached cables could lead to unintended behavior of the MLC M. The operation of such devices near the MLC M is therefore not recommended and is excluded from the electromagnetic environment specified below.
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CAUTION
Unintended behavior of MLC M due to emissions of nearby AM/FM/TV or radar broadcast antennas:
Known RF sources with high e mission intensity could cause unexpected or adverse behavior of the
MLC M device. Consider additio nal shielding measures or contact qualified personnel to solve such issues if relocation or increased separation distance is not sufficient.
CAUTION
Unintended behavior of MLC M due to emissions of portable RF communications equipment
Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna cables and external antennas) should be used no closer than 30 cm (12 inches) to any part of the MLC M, including cables. Otherwise, performance degradation or loss could result.
CAUTION
Device is not tested in a stacked configuration with other equipment:
Use of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided because it could result in improper operation. If such use is necessary, this equipment and the other equipment should be observed to verify that they are operating normally.
NOTICE
The MLC M does not need any EMC-related maintenance. All used EMC components such as shields, ground connects, and seals are not expected to degrade over the device ’s lifetime.
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