What to do if Bistos Medical Equipment display doesn't show UC(TOCO) transducer pressure changes?
If the display and printout do not reflect pressure changes from the UC(TOCO) transducer, remove the Bistos Medical Equipment from service.
What to do if Bistos Medical Equipment monitor doesn't display the main screen?
If the monitor does not display the main monitoring screen after powering on, remove the Bistos Medical Equipment from service.
General| Type | Fetal Monitor |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 1 MHz |
| Display | 7-inch Color TFT LCD |
| Cuff Size | Not applicable |
| Pressure Range | Not applicable |
| Pulse Rate Range | Not applicable |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| FHR Range | 50-240 bpm |
| Measurement Method | Ultrasound |
Details initial checks, intended use, and indications for the fetal monitor before operation.
Outlines general safety advice and precautions for operating the BT-350 monitor.
Details specific warnings and precautions related to electrical shock hazards when using the monitor.
Specifies environmental conditions to avoid during the operation and storage of the fetal monitor.
Defines the intended patient population, user profile, and environment for the BT-350 fetal monitor.
Explains how the BT-350 detects fetal heart rate and uterine contractions using ultrasound and strain gauge.
Lists the basic components of the BT-350 system and available options.
Provides visual information on the front, left, and right side views of the BT-350 and BT-350E models.
Details and labels the various physical components of the BT-350 fetal monitor.
Explains the layout and function of the main monitoring screen for the BT-350, including different frames.
Describes the automatic self-test procedure performed by the monitor upon startup.
Details the function and operation of the seven buttons located on the front panel of the BT-350.
Guides on using the control knob to navigate menus and adjust system settings and parameters.
Details how to select the appropriate printer paper type for the BT-350.
Guides on how to save measured patient data to the monitor's internal memory or USB.
Describes how to access and navigate saved patient data in trend mode.
Explains the CTG analysis function for diagnosing fetal heart rate and uterine contraction patterns.
Details the CCV function, which compares FHR from two probes to identify the same source.
Lists and describes the functions of the seven front panel buttons on the BT-350E.
Explains common error and status messages displayed on the BT-350E when operating improperly.
Guides on using the control knob to adjust system settings and parameters on the BT-350E.
Explains how to choose the correct printer paper type for the BT-350E.
Describes how to enable or disable the Cross-channel Verification (CCV) function on the BT-350E.
Details how to select the communication channel for the CMS on the BT-350E.
Instructions for setting the IP address for the BT-350E.
Instructions for setting the subnet mask for the BT-350E.
Instructions for setting the gateway address for the BT-350E.
Instructions for setting the port number for the BT-350E.
Explains how to adjust the HRV sensitivity setting on the BT-350E.
Guides on saving measured data to USB memory on the BT-350E.
Explains the CCV function for comparing fetal heart rates from two probes on the BT-350E.
Step-by-step instructions for loading paper into the printer tray of the BT-350.
Explains how to start, stop, and advance paper during printing on the BT-350.
Discusses potential interference from electromagnetic fields and how to mitigate it during FHR monitoring.
Provides a step-by-step overview of the procedure for preparing and starting fetal heart rate monitoring.
Details the procedure for positioning the Doppler probe and activating the printer for fetal heart rate monitoring.
Outlines the steps for preparing the monitor and acquiring uterine contraction data.
Details the procedure for placing the UC probe and connecting it to the monitor.
Explains the patient event marker function for recording important events during monitoring.
Describes the clinical event marker used by doctors to record important events.
Provides instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the main unit of the BT-350 monitor.
Details the cleaning and disinfection procedures for the ultrasound transducers (probes).
Instructions for washing soiled probe belts.
Lists contacting components and their disinfection requirements.
Provides information about Cidex™ as a disinfectant for the probes.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the BT-350 fetal monitor.
Details safety standards, classification, and protection against electric shock and water ingress.
Specifies power input, external adapter, internal battery, and power dissipation.
Lists operating and storage temperature, humidity, altitude, and pressure specifications.
Details the BPM range, accuracy, leakage, and isolation for FHR monitoring.
Details the UC range, resolution, leakage, and isolation for uterine contraction monitoring.
Describes the self-test procedure performed by the monitor upon startup and how to check for errors.
Provides steps to test the functionality of the ultrasound transducers.
Details how to test the UC (TOCO) probe for proper operation.
Discusses battery capacity decrease and when to contact service for replacement.
Outlines maintenance requirements, including annual dielectric strength and leakage current testing.
Specifies the intended electromagnetic environment and compliance for RF emissions from the BT-350.
Provides guidelines for maintaining safe distances from RF devices to prevent interference.
Details the immunity test levels and compliance requirements for the BT-350 in various electromagnetic environments.
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