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Report date: 14.03.2026
Report code: 1773482899
Neurosoft Neuron-Spectrum-5/S EEG Device Analysis Report
Device Identification and Brand Model Information
The main medical device in the images is of Neurosoft brand, model Neuron-Spectrum-5/S. The system is integrated with an ASUS Vivobook brand laptop for data monitoring and recording. Additionally, a photic stimulator (flash lamp) unit, mounted on an articulated arm fixed to the edge of the table, is included in the system.
Authenticity Assessment
Considering the brand logos on the device, the print quality of the head scheme, port designations, and the device-specific “Neuron-Spectrum.NET” software running on the computer screen, the system is assessed to be original.
Applications
The head scheme on the device (international electrode placement designations such as FP1, FP2, C3, C4, etc.) and the waveforms on the screen indicate that this product is an Electroencephalography (EEG) device. It is used in the field of neurology for measuring, recording, and analyzing brain electrical activity.
Item Count
- 1 Neurosoft Neuron-Spectrum-5/S main unit
- 1 ASUS Vivobook laptop
- 1 photic stimulator unit with articulated arm
- Numerous (more than 20) colored EEG electrode cables
- 1 USB data transfer cable
General Condition and Physical Deformation
The device and its components are generally clean and in good condition. No scratches, dents, cracks, breaks, or discoloration have been observed on the casing of the Neurosoft main unit, or on the body, keyboard, or screen of the ASUS computer.
Mechanical and Electronic Components
An orange LED indicator is observed to be lit on the upper right corner of the main unit, indicating that the device is powered and electronically active. The computer screen is active, and the software is running. There is no visible damage or rust on the hinge and spring mechanisms of the articulated arm. All socket inputs on the device appear sturdy and aligned.
Accessories and Connections
On the main unit, there are numbered (1, 2, 3, 4) multi-pin socket inputs on the left side and standard touch-proof electrode inputs on the right side. Numerous colored (orange, blue, green, white, black, yellow, red) thin cables are connected to the inputs on the head scheme. The corresponding cables are also connected to the grounding and reference inputs. The main unit is connected to the computer via a white cable through the USB port on the right side.
Screen Analysis
The “Neuron-Spectrum.NET” software is open on the ASUS computer screen. Multi-channel EEG waveforms (with designations such as Fp1-F7, F7-T3, T3-T5, etc.) are flowing on the screen. Technical parameters such as “Background test”, “Sensitivity: 7 µV/mm”, “Sweep: 30 mm/s”, and “Notch filter: On” are readable in the menu bar at the top of the screen. No error codes or malfunction messages are present on the screen.
Current Malfunction and Potential Malfunction Risk
No clear malfunction that would impede the device’s operation has been detected in the images. The system is actively operational. As a potential risk, due to the large number of thin electrode cables being loosely grouped together, there is a possibility of internal breakages if the cables are pulled hard, crushed, or tangled. Aside from this, the general condition of the device is quite good.
