What to do if the patient pressed the Patient Switch on Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749 Medical Equipment?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment shows that the patient pressed the Patient Switch, it means the Patient Interrupt Switch button was pressed. To resolve this, touch the Touch Screen to clear the message.
What to do if Patient Switch is unplugged from Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment indicates that the Patient Switch is unplugged, it's because the Patient Interrupt Switch is not properly connected to the unit. Properly connect the Patient Interrupt Switch and touch the Touch Screen to clear the message.
What to do if Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749 Medical Equipment doesn't save to card because no card is inserted into the unit?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment doesn't save to the card because no card is inserted into the unit, it means that no Patient Data Card was inserted. Properly insert the correct Patient Data Card into the unit.
What to do if Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749 doesn't save to card, because the card currently inserted is not a Patient Card?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment doesn't save to card and indicates that the card currently inserted is not a Patient Card, it means that the wrong or a bad Patient Data Card was inserted into the unit. Insert the correct Patient Data Card.
What to do if Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749 Medical Equipment doesn't save to card, because the card currently inserted is full?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment doesn't save to card and indicates that the card currently inserted is full, it means that the memory is full on the Patient Data Card used. To resolve this, save the data to PDMS and erase the Patient Data Card.
What to do if the user pressed HOME button from treatment review screen while a treatment was running on Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment displays that the user pressed the HOME button from the treatment review screen while a treatment was running, it is because the Home button has been pressed. Press STOP to end the treatment prior to pressing HOME.
What to do if Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749 Medical Equipment doesn't run after pressing START?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment doesn't run, and the user pressed START, but has not yet set the Max Level value to a value greater than zero, it means that the user has not completed the Treatment Set Up. Complete the Treatment Set Up prior to pressing START.
What to do if no traction treatments were found on the card of Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment says that the user selected the Patient Card button on the utilities screen, but no traction treatments were found on the card, it means that the wrong or a bad Patient Data Card was inserted into the unit. Insert the correct Patient Data Card.
How to fix Chattanooga Group TRITON 4749 when no tension is detected on the Cord?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment doesn't detect tension on the cord, it means there is too much slack in the Traction Cord. Remove the Traction Cord Slack.
What to do if user typed in a blank patient name on Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment?
If the Chattanooga Group Medical Equipment displays that the user typed in a blank patient name, it means that no Patient ID was assigned. Enter the Patient ID.
Describes the Triton traction unit's hardware and software components and their communication.
Defines symbols used for safety instructions like Caution, Warning, Danger, and Notes.
Provides general safety instructions and cautions for unit operation.
Identifies major external components of the Triton traction unit with a diagram.
Identifies major internal components of the Triton traction unit with a diagram.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, power, and regulatory compliance of the unit.
Lists error codes, definitions, probable causes, and possible remedies for user-correctable warnings.
Outlines general electronic testing, replacement component availability, and test procedures.
Describes how to visually inspect the unit for abuse or internal problems.
Details specifications, equipment, and procedure for performing a ground resistance test.
Provides warning and requirements for dielectric withstand and leakage tests.
Specifies the test for the ON/OFF switch functionality.
Outlines troubleshooting steps for the ON/OFF switch, including multimeter usage.
Describes how to test the Patient Interrupt Switch and interpret results.
Details the procedure for testing the cord release and retraction functions.
Provides troubleshooting steps for cord release issues, focusing on solenoid and motor control board.
Explains how to test the load cell by comparing readings with the touch screen.
Details troubleshooting steps for load cell voltage issues.
Describes how to test the touch screen's contrast and display functionality.
Outlines troubleshooting for touch screen issues, including LED checks and voltage tests.
Details troubleshooting steps for the power supply, including fuse and output voltage checks.
Explains how to test the sEMG module using an attenuator and audio signal generator.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the unit's side covers.
Details the process for removing and replacing the top and cord guide covers.
Outlines the procedure for removing and replacing the unit's rear cover.
Explains how to remove and replace the front cover of the unit.
Provides detailed steps for removing and replacing the touch screen assembly.
Details the process for removing and replacing the motor control board.
Outlines the procedure for removing and replacing the load cell assembly.
Explains how to remove and replace the clamp spring assembly.
Details the process for removing and replacing the traction cord.
Explains how to remove the cord tension spring housing.
Provides steps for removing and replacing the solenoid assembly.
Details the procedure for removing and replacing the power supply unit.
Explains how to remove and replace the motor assembly.
Provides steps for removing and replacing the motor drive gear.
Details how to remove and replace the sEMG module.
Outlines the general information and procedure for calibrating the unit.
Explains how to calibrate the touch screen.
Details the procedure for performing a minimum two-hour burn-in test.
Lists parts for the top cover assembly with an exploded view.
Lists parts for the side covers with an exploded view.
Lists parts for the front and rear covers with an exploded view.
Lists parts for the base and extrusion assembly with an exploded view.
Lists parts for the chassis assembly with an exploded view.
Lists parts for traction cord spring and power supply assemblies.
Lists parts for the solenoid and clamp assemblies with an exploded view.
Lists parts for the large driven gear and spool assembly with an exploded view.
Provides general information regarding PCB troubleshooting and schematics.
Introduces the calibration fixture and notes for its use.
General| Brand | Chattanooga Group |
|---|---|
| Model | TRITON 4749 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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