What to do if the Beam Voice Recorder memory is full?
If the Beam Voice Recorder indicates that the memory is full (every 6 seconds a red 3-tone flashing of the LED, every 2 minutes a 3-tone audible signal), assign the values to the respective patient in the HMS CS and then delete the memory of the ECG recorder.
Why is my Beam ECG Voice Recorder battery discharged?
The red flashing of the LED every 2 seconds accompanied by a 3-tone audible signal every 2 minutes indicates that the main battery is discharged. Replace the battery to resolve this issue.
What to do if single-use electrodes are not connected to Beam Voice Recorder?
If the Beam Voice Recorder shows a 2-tone red flashing of the LED every 5 seconds, accompanied by a 3-tone audible signal every 5 minutes, it means the single-use electrodes in the Loop mode are not connected. To fix this: * Check that the cable plug is securely attached to the device port. * Ensure the adhesive electrodes are securely attached to the patient's chest. * Use only single-use electrodes from branded manufacturers. * Plug the single-use electrodes onto the cable first, then position them on the patient's chest. * Make sure the contact gel isn't squeezed out due to excessive pressure.
How to fix a fatal error on Beam Voice Recorder?
If the Beam Voice Recorder displays a continuous red flashing of the LED every 2 minutes accompanied by a three-tone audible signal, it indicates a Priority 1 Fatal Error. If replacing the battery doesn't resolve the error, send the device to your vendor or directly to IEM GmbH for testing and repair.
Defines the specific indications and patient population for using the ECG Loop-/Event Recorder.
Provides crucial guidance and warnings for medical professionals using the device.
Offers essential instructions and warnings for patients using the ECG recorder.
Provides step-by-step instructions for preparing the device and patient for recording.
Assumes basic knowledge and explains how to manage ECG recordings with the HMS CS program.
Guides on how to install the HMS CS software on the computer.
Lists the necessary hardware and software prerequisites for installing HMS CS.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the HMS CS software on Windows operating systems.
Instructions for installing HMS CS on Macintosh computers running OS 10.4 or later.
Covers managing patient data within the HMS CS database.
Step-by-step guide to adding a new patient to the HMS CS database.
Instructions on how to find and select existing patient records.
Details how to modify existing patient information and add new entries.
Guides on establishing a Bluetooth connection between the recorder and the PC.
Details the steps to configure the ECG recorder before taking measurements.
Allows setting the duration for event and loop recording periods.
Guides on performing tests to ensure the recorder's functionality.
Performs a training session to verify recorder function and signal quality.
Details how to transfer recorded ECG data from the device to the HMS CS.
Guides on saving transferred ECG recordings to files for practice systems.
Provides tools and methods for analyzing recorded ECG data within HMS CS.
Allows adjustment of filters and zoom levels for ECG waveform analysis.
Guides on setting up and activating the e-health service within HMS CS.
Guides on setting default values and parameters for HMS CS.
Identifies common causes for reading errors or inaccurate results.
Provides a checklist to help identify and resolve simple operational errors.
Lists error symptoms, possible causes, and remedies for recorder errors.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty and its limitations.
General| Brand | Beam |
|---|---|
| Model | ECG |
| Category | Voice Recorder |
| Language | English |
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