Mindray 6101-30-46609 LCD Assembly Board from Accutorr V

Mindray 6101-30-46609 LCD Assembly Board from Accutorr V

• Part No. 6101-30-46609
• S/N 15104250006907

This item is used and in good condition. This item was tested prior to being removed.

The 6101‑30‑46609 assembly is essentially the front interface of the Mindray Accutorr V in its “black & white FSTN LCD” configuration. In practical terms, that means that rather than a color screen, this version uses a monochrome FSTN LCD which provides good contrast, usually in a “negative” or “positive” format (pixels on/off) and uses a white LED backlight. The “Keyboard PCBA” portion means that this component also integrates the control buttons used by the operator (e.g. to navigate menus, start/stop readings, configure alarm settings, etc.). Its design includes physical features (mounting hardware, isolators, ferrite plates) to deal with electrical interference, physical durability (screws, plates), and correct alignment with overlays and bezels.

In terms of use, the display module shows the various measurement items (blood pressure systolic/diastolic/mean, SpO₂, pulse rate, temperature if installed, etc.), likely along with waveforms (plethysmograph) and status indicators. The resolution (320×160) is modest by modern color screen standards, but quite adequate for a monochrome display for vital signs monitoring where clarity and low power draw are more important than graphics. Its white LED backlight helps readability in ambient lighting. Because it’s a service replaceable unit (FRU – field replaceable unit), when the display or buttons degrade, this module can be replaced as a single component. The presence of ferrite and isolation plates suggests that interference, EMI, and grounding are addressed in its circuit layout.

Finally, the choice between this “black & white LCD + keyboard assembly” vs. a color variant is part of how Mindray offers different models/configurations. For example, the color LCD version has different FRU numbers, and switching involves replacing not just the display but related boards, overlays, and signal cables.