Monitoring products
To display 3 leads at one time requires a 5 lead cable and then pressing the “checkmark” to display 3 leads simultaneously; pressing the up or down arrow changes the 3 lead group displayed.
Selecting the up or down arrow changes the lead group.
The calibration procedure requires a water trap and a CO2 absorber for the zero point calibration, and in addition, for the 2 point calibration, calibration gas and a regulator. Enter the sub-menu, select the CO2, and select either the “zero point cal” or “two point cal”. Select “Start” the appropriate calibration.
Press the “menu” key, select “ECG”, select “Display Sensitivity” select your desired size.
Enter the Main menu select “NIBP” tab, scroll to the “deflation speed” adjust to desired mmHg deflation rate, save change under the “Software” tab.
Enter the sub-menu, select “Parameter” tab, and scroll to the “NIBP initial” and change to the desired setting. Save settings under the “Software” tab.
Enter the sub-menu, select “Parameter” tab, scroll to “Temperature Unit” select either F or C. Save settings under the “Software” tab.
With the unit powered on press “menu”, “about”, up arrow, “trend” key
Enter the sub-menu, select “Software” tab, select “set as default”
Press the “menu” key, select “System” tab then select “Date” then “Time”. You will enter the information in European format and it will display in U.S. format as long as the language is in “American”.
From a completely discharged battery it will take 5 hours to 90% of capacity. The monitor can be used while charging.
Every 2 weeks.
Every 6 months.
This is dependant on the frequency of NIBP measurements and printing. With the NIBP every 15 minutes and recording every 30 minutes 1 hour with one battery or 2 hours with the optional second battery.
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