Barco N.V. has recalled 88 units of the MNA-420 ENC HDMI video encoder (Material Number K9303311) due to a technical failure when used with certain internal modules. When connected to a specific SFP+ module supplied by Molex, the first HDMI channel can become inaccessible, rendering the entire encoder unit unusable for its intended medical imaging display purpose. This issue can also cause diagnostic readings from the module to become unavailable, potentially disrupting critical video feeds in a clinical environment.
The failure of the HDMI channel and the loss of module readings can result in the loss of real-time video transmission. In a medical setting, this could lead to the sudden unavailability of critical diagnostic imagery during a procedure, potentially causing delays or compromising patient care.
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