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General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | > 100 MΩ |
| Resolution | 24 bits |
| Data Storage | Internal SSD |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Wireless | Optional Wi-Fi |
| Power Supply | AC Power, Battery |
| Software | Profusion EEG/PSG |
| Impedance Check | Yes |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on configuration |
| Weight | Varies depending on configuration |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Compliance | CE, FDA |
Requirements for patient rooms: electrical outlets, low voltage wiring box, and network cable termination.
Requirements for control rooms: network, audio/video/data cables, power outlets, and furnishings.
Details dimensions, weight, network protocols, and power requirements for Grael system components.
Specifications for XLINK DC input, including input connectors, voltage requirements, and dimensions.
Technical details for the JVC PTZ camera: lens, view angle, illumination, video compression, and audio.
Specifications for VIVOTEK fixed camera: lens, angle of view, illumination, video compression, audio, and network.
Details for infrared LED illuminators: LED array, power, wavelength, and weight.
CAT 5e plenum cable requirements for Grael amplifiers, data loggers, and power over Ethernet.
CAT 5e plenum cable and IP address requirements for 3rd party CPAP equipment.
CAT5e plenum cable requirements for PTZ and fixed IP cameras, including termination and service loops.
Requirements for intercom cable: conductor count, gauge, shielding, and service loop.
Diagram and cable drop description for connecting Grael, Datalogger, and CPAP units via direct runs.
Details CAT5e plenum rated cable requirements for sleep equipment, X-Link, and CPAP equipment.
Diagram showing CAT5e cables from patient rooms to network closet via control room.
Details patch panel, POE switch, and Gigabit switch connections in the network closet.
CAT5e plenum rated cable requirements for sleep equipment, X-Link, and CPAP equipment to network closet.
Diagram for direct runs of infrared, intercom/MIC, IP PTZ, and IP fixed cameras from patient to control room.
Details cable types, service loops, and connectors for video, intercom, and audio wiring.
Diagram illustrating the placement of Grael, data logger, cameras, IR light, and intercom in a patient room.
Shows RG6, CAT5e, and conductor cables connecting patient room devices to the control room.
Diagram of power connections for intercom/MIC, infrared light, PTZ/fixed cameras, and Grael in patient rooms.
Details control room power, base unit power, and optional central power supply for cameras/lights.
Specifications for power cable drops for Grael, cameras, infrared light, and intercom/MIC.
Diagram of a 6-port keystone wall-plate for the control room with RJ45, INT/MIC, and audio connections.
Diagram of a 4-port keystone wall-plate for patient rooms with RJ45 and blank ports.
Lists wall plates, RJ45 snap-in modules, and blank snap-in modules used for wall-plate configurations.
Diagram of a 4-port wall-plate for control room network closet with CMP equip, CPAP, INT/MIC, and audio ports.
Diagram of a 4-port wall-plate for patient rooms with Grael, XLink, CPAP, and blank ports.
Lists wall plates and snap-in modules for network closet configurations.
Requirements for CAT5e drops, switch speed configuration, and workgroup/domain environment.
Guidelines for workstation naming, domain establishment, and static IP addresses for cameras.
Details user account creation, antivirus, and software update requirements.
Information on Compumedics' remote support via GoToAssist and vendor client VPN.
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