Secondhand Toshiba Xario 200 Ultrasound Machine

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 05.09.2025

Toshiba Xario 200 Ultrasound System Analysis Report

Overview and Device Identification

The device shown in the images is an ultrasound system used for medical imaging purposes. Upon inspection, the device’s brand was clearly identified as Toshiba and its model as Xario 200. The device consists of a main unit and an integrated monitor. The analysis focused on these two main components visible in the images.

Brand and Model Information

The product’s brand and model identity have been definitively verified through clear markings found both on the device’s casing and within its software interface.

• Brand: Toshiba
• Model: Xario 200

The main console of the device features “Xario 200”, while the monitor frame displays the “TOSHIBA” logo. Furthermore, the device’s startup screen includes the phrase “TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORP.” and copyright information.

Condition and State Assessment

The general condition of the device is assessed as used. Signs of heavy use, dirt, and discoloration are present on the control panel, keypad, and especially around the trackball. Accumulations of dust and dirt have been observed throughout the device. However, no significant physical damage such as cracks, dents, or breaks were detected on the casing or the monitor.

Physical and Mechanical Inspection

The device’s plastic components and mechanical parts are intact. All buttons are in place, and no missing mechanical parts were observed. The console features three socket slots designed for inserting ultrasound probes (transducers), but these slots are empty. No fading of the inscriptions on the keys was observed.

Screen Analysis and Software

The device has one main display monitor and a smaller touch control screen on the console.

• Main Monitor: In one image, the system’s startup screen (“System is starting up…”) is visible. This screen displays the information “©2013 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORP.”. In another image, the patient information entry screen is active. On this screen, the date 05-08-2025 is visible, and a status notification “Network status changed to OFFLINE” is displayed. In the menu, “Abdomen” is shown as the “Exam Type”.
• Control Screen: The touch screen on the console displays various technical settings and menus. This screen also appears to be functional.

Accessories and Connection Ports

The images do not show ultrasound probes, additional cables, or other peripherals (such as a printer) necessary for the device’s operation. Only the main unit and the monitor are visible. Therefore, an assessment of whether the accessories are complete cannot be made.

Potential Malfunction Risk

No serious damage or malfunction indications were detected on the device in the images. The fact that the device powers on and its software loads smoothly up to the patient entry screen indicates that its basic electronic circuits and software are functional. While signs of heavy use and dirt suggest a potential need for maintenance, there is no direct evidence in the current images, such as broken cables, rust, or burns, indicating an immediate risk of malfunction. The overall appearance of the device gives the impression that it could be functional.