Operator's Manual DS7A - Constant Current Stimulator
and instructions before despatching the unit.
For on-site testing, a guide to recurrent testing procedures is given in Appendix 4 of this document.
Before each use - The case and all leads should be inspected for any damage. The equipment (or the lead)
should be sent for repair if any damage is found.
For all servicing requirements please contact Digitimer, who can advice on best course of action.
Digitimer also offer to supply a service manual (chargeable) to fully qualified, and certified, service repair
centres.
Unpacking your DS7A Stimulator
Your DS7A Stimulator was delivered in a carton which was carefully designed to protect the DS7A case
against damage in shipment. It would be advisable to keep the carton in case you need to relocate or
return your DS7A some time in the future.
Accessories
The following items should have been packed with you DS7A Stimulator:
1 x Power Cord, 110 V or 230 V type, depending on your location;
1 x DS7A Stimulator Operator’s Manual.
1 x Safety Certificate for the unit.
If any of these are missing, please contact your Distributor, or Digitimer Limited, immediately.
The following items are optional purchases:
Headboxes (patient connection, extension leads):
D185-HB1 Electrode Connection Headbox with a 5 pairs of DIN 42 802-1 1.5 mm
“TouchProof” sockets that are colour coded to the original sockets- 4.5m
D185-HB4 Electrode Connection Headbox with a pair (2) of DIN 42 802-1 1.5 mm
“TouchProof” sockets that are colour coded to the original sockets - 4.5m
Trigger Cables:
D185-TC1 Trigger Cable (BNC - 3.5mm) - 1.5m
D185-TC2 Trigger Cable (BNC - SMB) - 1.5m
D185-TC3 Trigger Cable (BNC - BNC) - 1m
Foot switches:
D185-FS1 Foot switch to IP68
Fuller details and usage is contained in the Accessories section later in this manual.
Precautions & Warnings
a) Read Manual Carefully
Study this Operator's Manual before using the DS7A Stimulator.
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