What to do if Cardioline cubestresslite Medical Equipment can't find the Bluetooth device?
If the Bluetooth acquisition device is not detected by your Cardioline Medical Equipment, ensure that the Bluetooth device is turned on, running, and properly connected.
What to do if communication is interrupted on Cardioline cubestresslite?
If communication is interrupted, it means that the USB acquisition device is not detected. To resolve this, verify that the USB device is turned on, running correctly, and properly connected to the Cardioline Medical Equipment.
How to fix ergometer detection issues with Cardioline cubestresslite Medical Equipment?
If the ergometer is not detected by your Cardioline Medical Equipment, verify that the ergometer is turned on, running, and properly connected.
Specifies the minimum hardware and operating system requirements for installing and running the cubestresslite software.
Outlines the terms and conditions for the use license of the software and operating manual, including copyright protection.
Provides information on manual updates, trademark ownership, and authorization for reproduction or translation of the document.
Highlights critical safety instructions, potential hazards, and precautions for the proper and safe use of the device.
Refers to the cubesuite manual for a complete description of the symbols used in the documentation and on the device.
Directs users to the cubesuite manual for details regarding the device's label and its contents.
Details the manual's aim to guide users through the cubestresslite product's operations and features.
Identifies the intended users of the manual as professional healthcare operators with specific medical knowledge.
Explains that the device is for stress tests, used by medical professionals, and not for vital sign monitoring.
Describes cubestresslite as an integrated application for stress tests, including patient preparation, real-time display, and data management.
Describes the Control Panel as a vertical area on the right side of the Main Window containing information and control keys for the examination.
Explains the toolbar's role in providing quick access to common operations via graphical buttons (icons).
Details the status bar as a horizontal bar at the bottom of the Main Window displaying test progress and status information.
Outlines the main menu, located under the Application bar, which collects the primary program controls.
Describes windows as screen portions for accessing various display modes of ECG tracing and analysis results.
Guides users to the cubesuite manual for software installation and connecting the HD+ acquisition unit.
Provides instructions for assembling the digital model trolley and mounting system components.
Details the assembly of computer and other components onto the pre-mounted full model trolley.
Lists the sequential steps required to execute an examination using the cubestresslite program.
Covers ensuring patient understanding, comfort, and proper skin preparation for electrode placement.
Provides instructions for proper electrode placement on arms, legs, and precordial areas for accurate signal acquisition.
Guides users on starting the cube software, logging in, and initiating a new stress test examination via a wizard.
Details entering patient data, starting the test, configuring markers, and selecting protocols for the examination.
Explains how to set operating parameters, create, modify, and use default protocols for ergometers.
Describes how to view ECG signals in real time, change display modes, and adjust amplitude, speed, and channels.
Details the process of printing ECG tracings in real time during the test or using AUTO Printing features.
Introduces the post-analysis phase for reviewing, analyzing results, and printing examination reports.
Explains how to navigate and review recorded stress test data using various windows and display modes.
Guides users through compiling diagnoses, entering comments, and printing the final examination report.
Describes how to customize the interface and program parameters using the Setup window and its various tabs.
Explains how to select communication ports (COM or USB) and associated device types for system integration.
Lists common error messages displayed by the program and provides steps to resolve them.
Details the 24-month warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and contact information for repairs.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Type | Stress Test System |
| Number of Channels | 12 |
| ECG Sensitivity | 2.5, 5, 10, 20 mm/mV |
| ECG Frequency Response | 0.05 ā 150 Hz |
| Blood Pressure Measurement | Yes |
| SpO2 Measurement | Yes |
| Treadmill Compatibility | Via Serial or USB |
| Bicycle Ergometer Compatibility | Via Serial or USB |
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