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General| Brand | Bioelettronica |
|---|---|
| Model | Sessantaquattro |
| Category | Amplifier |
| Language | English |
Lists contraindications for using the Sessantaquattro device with other electrical equipment.
Describes potential minor cutaneous allergic reactions from device materials.
Details precautions for using electrodes, handling impact, interference, and skilled personnel.
Lists available adapters and their connection types for the device.
Details device specs: channels, data conversion, battery life, and resolution.
Describes the device's controls, LEDs, and connectors with an accompanying diagram.
Explains the 80-pin connector interface for adapters and battery charging.
Details the function of the ON/OFF switch for battery supply management.
Describes the socket for MicroSD cards used for data logging.
Explains the function of the white, blue, and red LEDs indicating device status.
Details the meaning of LED blinks for WiFi, data logging, and error conditions.
Explains the state of data logging on the MicroSD card via the blue LED.
Explains the meaning of the red LED for errors or critical conditions.
Explains the function of the Start/Stop REC pushbutton and its secondary function.
Describes how to connect and use the Sessantaquattro via its WiFi interface.
Details signal acquisition, resolution, noise, and input ranges with different settings.
Describes the CUSB01SE adapter for battery charging and its LED indicator.
Details the AD8x1SE adapter for connecting 8 electrode pairs and patient reference.
Shows pinouts for connecting electrode pairs to the AD8x1SE adapter.
Shows pinouts for connecting auxiliary signals to the AD8x1SE adapter.
Describes the AD1x16SE adapter for 16-electrode linear arrays and auxiliary channels.
Details the AD4x8SE adapter for connecting 32 bipolar electrodes and two auxiliaries.
Describes the AD4x4SE adapter for connecting 4 arrays of 4 channels plus two auxiliaries.
Explains the AD2x32SE adapter for two 32 electrode matrix connections.
Details the AD1x64SE adapter for connecting 64 electrode matrixes and auxiliary inputs.
Describes the ISO-AUXSE adapter for isolated auxiliary channel connection.
Explains the SyncSE adapter for connecting non-floating instruments to auxiliary channels.
Illustrates the SyncSE adapter's operation with signals and button presses.
Covers file naming, time settings, and MicroSD card selection for data logging.
Displays non-changeable device information like serial number and firmware version.
Allows configuration of acquisition parameters for MicroSD card recording.
Details the settings for the web page when the device acts as a WiFi access point.
Details the settings for the web page when connecting to an external WiFi network.
Explains the options for Sessantaquattro's network role: access point or external.
Covers firmware updates and access point configuration like SSID and password.
Manages IP settings and adding/listing WiFi networks for device connectivity.
Explains patient reference connection and monopolar, bipolar, differential signal modes.
Troubleshoots device power, webpage access, signal display, and network issues.
Troubleshoots issues with MicroSD card format, insertion, and communication.
Specifies ambient conditions for using, storing, cleaning the device, and manufacturer checks.
Provides guidelines for proper disposal of the device and its accessories.
Details compliance with safety and performance standards for medical electrical equipment.
Lists immunity test levels for phenomena like ESD, RF fields, and surges.
Outlines the terms and conditions for the 24-month warranty coverage.
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