Why do I get noise and artifacts on the ECG signal with my Cardioline Walk400h?
Noise and artifacts on the ECG signal from your Cardioline medical equipment often indicate that the electrode-skin contact is not optimal. To resolve this: 1. Ensure all electrodes are properly attached to the patient and to the cable. 2. Make sure the electrodes haven't expired.
What to do if my Cardioline Walk400h Medical Equipment display does not switch on?
If the display of your Cardioline medical equipment doesn't switch on, here are a few things to check: 1. Make sure the batteries are installed correctly, paying attention to the polarity. 2. Replace the batteries if the battery voltage is too low. 3. If the problem persists after checking the batteries, hand the unit to your dealer or directly to Cardioline.
What to do if my Cardioline Medical Equipment is not detected when connected to the PC and the display does not switch on?
If your Cardioline medical equipment is not detected when connected to your PC and the display remains off, the device might be off. Press the central button to switch the device on.
What to do if my Cardioline Walk400h Medical Equipment is detected by the PC but the memory is not accessible?
If your Cardioline device is detected by the PC but the memory isn't accessible: 1. Try formatting the PC memory (select filesystem FAT32). 2. If that doesn't work, hand the unit to your dealer or directly to Cardioline.
What to do if the green LED of battery status blinks and the display does not switch on in my Cardioline Walk400h?
If the green LED of the battery status is blinking and the display doesn't switch on for your Cardioline medical equipment, the inserted battery might not be sufficiently charged. Replace it with a new alkaline or lithium battery.
What to do if my Cardioline Walk400h display switches on but no screen is displayed?
If the display switches on but no screen is displayed on your Cardioline medical equipment, the inserted battery might not be sufficiently charged. Replace it with a new alkaline or lithium battery.
What to do if my Cardioline Walk400h Medical Equipment displays the message “SD Card not recognized. Connect the device to PC. See user manual for details”?
If your Cardioline device displays the message “SD Card not recognized”, it means the device is unable to recognize the SD card. Try connecting the device to a computer using the USB cable. If the SD card remains inaccessible, format it using FAT32 according to Windows instructions. Disconnect the device from the PC and switch it on. If the problem continues, contact Cardioline service.
Why my Cardioline Walk400h does not respond to HIRES programming (webuploader)?
The Cardioline device may not respond to HIRES programming because the Hires configuration isn't supported and is converted to 7dd/250Hz. Avoid using webuploader if you intend to capture a high-resolution trace (500 or 1000 Hz).
Provides important notes regarding manual accuracy, changes, and copyright.
Highlights potential hazards, user competence, and proper device usage for safety.
Advises patients on wearing the device, handling it, and potential issues during the test.
Details manufacturer's declaration on RF emissions and conformity for the device.
Outlines manufacturer's declaration on electromagnetic immunity test results and guidelines.
Details manufacturer's declaration on electromagnetic immunity test results and guidelines.
Provides specific distance guidelines for using RF communication devices near the recorder.
Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the device and its packaging.
Details the information presented on the device's identification label.
Outlines the manual's scope and the operations it covers for the devices.
Identifies the intended audience for the manual and their presumed knowledge.
Defines the device's purpose, capabilities, and limitations for ECG signal recording.
Provides a general overview of the Walk400h and Clickholter devices' features.
Details the components and basic functionality of the device's front and rear views.
Explains the operation and functions of the device's navigation button.
Describes the information shown on the device's LCD display.
Explains the meanings conveyed by the combination of status and battery LEDs.
Details the functions and signals of the device's audible warning system.
Explains how to navigate through the device's menu structure.
Describes the initial screen displayed after powering on the device.
Lists the information displayed on the device's Information Page.
Instructions on how to power on the recorder using batteries.
Steps for ensuring default settings like language and date/time are correct.
Instructions for putting the device into standby or completely powering it off.
Outlines the sequence of operations required to perform a Holter test.
Explains how to select the number of ECG channels based on the patient cable.
Details the necessary steps for cleaning and preparing the patient's skin for electrode application.
Guides on how to properly connect electrodes and the patient cable to the device.
Illustrates electrode placement and connection for a 5-wire patient cable.
Illustrates electrode placement and connection for a 7-wire patient cable.
Details electrode placement for a 10-wire cable in the Walk400h device.
Describes how to initiate recording directly from the device without PC connection.
Explains how to choose test duration, sampling rate, and other parameters.
Details the process of recording voice notes for patient identification or test annotation.
Shows how to check channel saturation and view real-time ECG traces.
Confirms the start of the recording process after preparation.
Explains how to preload patient data and recording settings using a PC.
Guides on how to attach the recorder to the patient's body.
Emphasizes the importance of instructing the patient on device operation and risks.
Covers events and actions that occur while a recording is in progress.
Describes how to use the event marker to note symptoms or activities during recording.
Explains how the device handles patient cable disconnections and potential interruptions.
Details the low battery warning and the procedure for battery replacement during a test.
Guides on how to resume an interrupted recording, e.g., after battery replacement.
Explains the reasons for ending a recording and the confirmation process.
Details how to download recorded test data to a PC for analysis.
Explains how to access and configure various settings on the recorder.
Describes how to modify individual settings like language, date, and time.
Provides instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the device and patient cables.
Outlines recommended periodic checks for patient cables and device leakage.
Lists common problems, their causes, and suggested solutions for the device.
Lists the harmonised standards and regulations the device complies with.
Lists available accessories for the Walk400h and Clickholter devices.
General| Brand | Cardioline |
|---|---|
| Model | Walk400h |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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