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Evaluating the Patient Cable
7-8 Maintaining the Cardiograph
Evaluating the Patient Cable
The following procedure should be followed to detect internally shorted lead
wires in the electrocardiograph patient cable. It is also recommended that the
patient cable not be tightly coiled.
This test should be performed at least once each day prior to using the electro-
cardiograph. The test should be performed regardless of the condition of the
patient cable and additionally, whenever you suspect that your patient cable
may be damaged.
1. Plug the patient cable into the cardiograph.
2. Make sure the individual lead wires do not touch each other or any con-
ductive material.
3. Switch the cardiograph to the ON position.
4. The top line of the display or top line of an AUTO recorded ECG [Printed
Form] should indicate RL (AHA) or N (IEC) or RL/N (combined AHA/
IEC).
5. If the top line of the display or the top line of the AUTO recorded ECG
[Printed Form] shows leads other than RL, N, or RL/N, then an internally
shorted lead has been detected, and the patient cable must be replaced.
Caring for the Battery
Your cardiograph requires the battery to be installed for proper operation—
even if the cardiograph is plugged into AC power, it cannot print an ECG
report without the battery. For information about installing or replacing the
battery, refer to Setting Up Your Cardiograph.
The sealed lead-acid battery used in the PageWriter 200/300pi will provide
optimum life when the unit is continuously connected to AC power and fully
charged after each use. A depleted battery requires 16 hours of continuous
charge time to fully charge. Because it is not always possible to allow a full
charge cycle between uses, the PageWriter 200/300pi was designed to charge
a depleted battery to 90% of its capacity in approximately seven hours.
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- Contents 10
- 1 Getting Acquainted 12
- A. Patient Cable 13
- B. Cardiograph 13
- The Keyboard and Front Panel 15
- 1-6 Getting Acquainted 17
- About Your Cardiograph 19
- 1-10 Getting Acquainted 21
- Electromagnetic Compatibility 22
- Restrictions for Use 23
- AC and Battery Operation 23
- 1-14 Getting Acquainted 25
- 2 Recording an ECG 26
- Preparing the Patient 27
- 2-4 Recording an ECG 29
- Checking Signal Quality 30
- Entering Patient ID 31
- Recording a Manual ECG 35
- Reconnecting Leads 37
- Recording an Auto ECG 37
- Making Copies of Auto ECGs 39
- Choosing a Report Format 40
- Changing the Report Format 41
- Auto Report Formats 41
- Manual Report Formats 41
- “Setting Up Your Cardiograph” 43
- The Auto ECG Report 44
- Auto Report Examples 48
- 2-24 Recording an ECG 49
- 2-26 Recording an ECG 51
- Manual Report Examples 52
- 2-28 Recording an ECG 53
- 2-30 Recording an ECG 55
- 2-32 Recording an ECG 57
- 2-34 Recording an ECG 59
- Instruments Applications 60
- Waveform Recognition 63
- Comprehensive Measurements 63
- Group Measurements 64
- Lead Measurements 64
- Atrial Rhythm Analysis 64
- Axis Measurements 65
- Global Measurements 65
- 6KLIW &RS\ 67
- Morphology Analysis 68
- Rhythm Analysis 75
- Group Flags 78
- Global Rhythm Parameters 79
- Instrument Applications 80
- Indications for Use 81
- Understanding TPI Variables 82
- Obtaining Alternate Reports 85
- Advantages of Storage 86
- Storing ECGs 87
- Managing Stored ECGs 89
- Printing Stored ECGs 91
- Deleting Stored ECGs 91
- ECGs Stored 93
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- Figure 4-1Log of ECGs Stored 96
- Transmitting ECGs 100
- Receiving ECGs 105
- 6 Troubleshooting 116
- Identifying ECG Problems 117
- If the Recording Won’t Start 119
- Error Messages 120
- StressWriter only) 121
- 6-10 Troubleshooting 125
- 7 Maintaining the Cardiograph 126
- Care and Cleaning 127
- To clean the printhead: 129
- Loading the Paper 130
- To load the paper: 131
- Evaluating the Patient Cable 133
- Caring for the Battery 133
- Replacing the Fuses 134
- Supplies 136
- Data Communications 138
- Calling for Service 139
- A Setting Up Your Cardiograph 140
- Checking the Voltage Setting 141
- The Battery 142
- Removing the Battery 143
- A. Battery 144
- B. Battery Cable 144
- C. Battery Connector 144
- Connecting the Cables 145
- Loading Paper 147
- Setting the Keyboard Mode 148
- C. PC connection 151
- The Configuration Menu 161
- Patient ID Entries 167
- Power-On Report Fields 170
- Miscellaneous Report Fields 173
- ) 6SDFH 174
- Setting Date and Time 175
- Printing the Configuration 176
- Writer only) 176
- C Specifications 180
- Basic Controls 181
- C-2 Specifications 181
- Instrument Test 182
- Patient Safety 182
- Power and Environment 182
- C-4 Specifications 183
- Glossary 184
- Glossary-2 185
- Glossary-4 187
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