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■ Product Describe
Edan F6 Fetal Monitor Power Switching Cable is the Power Switching Cable of Edan F6 Fetal Monitor, model number is 01.13 036140012. Its main function is to connect the power supply and other core components such as display screen and motherboard, and is responsible for transmitting power to other components and switching power modes.
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■ Functions
(1) Power mode switching
AC/DC switching: When the external power supply is disconnected, it
can automatically switch to the built-in battery power supply to
ensure that the device is powered on and data is continuously
collected.
Signal feedback: When the battery is low or the charging power is
disconnected, the power status signal can be sent to the mainboard
in time.
(2) Power distribution
Multi-channel transmission: The different voltages (such as 12V,
5V) output by the power board are distributed to modules such as
the display, sensor, and data processing unit.
Anti-interference design: Shielded cables reduce electromagnetic
interference (EMI) and prevent signal noise from affecting the
accuracy of fetal heart rate (FHR) monitoring.
(3) Safety protection
Protect the mainboard and power module, and disconnect when the
current is abnormal (such as short circuit) to prevent abnormal
current from damaging the mainboard and causing greater losses.
Physical protection: Wear-resistant outer skin design to prevent
internal wires from being damaged by repeated bending or friction.
■ Products Parameters
Item | Parameter Description |
Cable Length | About 30cm (depending on the internal layout of the device) |
Conductor Specifications | Multi-core tinned copper wire (18-22 AWG) |
Withstand Voltage Level | 300V AC/DC (medical grade insulation material) |
Current Carrying Maximum | 10A (total load) |
Shielding Layer | Double shielding of aluminum foil + braided copper mesh |
Operating Temperature | -20°C ~ 70°C |
■ Common faults and diagnosis
(1) Fault phenomenon
1. The device still cannot be turned on after repeated power switching (power switching failure).
2. The device does not charge when connected to the power supply or the power display is abnormal.
3. The device intermittently powers off/restarts
4. The screen flickers or the sensor signal is unstable
(2) Diagnostic steps
Appearance inspection: Observe whether the cable sheath is damaged and whether the plug is oxidized or loose.
Power-on test: Check whether the wire is open or short-circuited.
Replacement test: Replace the same type of cable to check whether it is powered on.
■ Replacement steps
1. Disconnect the device power supply.
2. Open the device housing and locate the power switching cable (usually connecting the power board and the motherboard).
3. Record the original cable interface location, unplug the old cable and replace it with a new one.
4. Reassemble the device and test it.