What to do if my EDAN Monitor has no display?
If your EDAN Monitor isn't displaying anything, there could be a few reasons. First, ensure the power cable is securely connected and check the fuse. Also, check the battery. If the fuse is blown, replace it. If the battery is low, connect the monitor to AC power.
Why is my EDAN CADENCE II recorder not working?
If the recorder on your EDAN Monitor isn't working, there might be a few reasons. Check if the PRINT key is disabled and press it again. Also, ensure that there is paper in the recorder. Finally, verify that the ultrasound transducer or DECG cable connector is properly plugged in.
What to do if my EDAN Monitor has noise?
If your EDAN Monitor is producing noise, it could be due to a couple of reasons. Try adjusting the FHR volume down. Also, make sure there are no interfering sources like handsets nearby; keep them far away from the monitor.
What to do if my EDAN Monitor has inconstant trace / display?
An inconstant trace or display on your EDAN Monitor can stem from several factors: * If the patient has a thick abdominal wall, consider monitoring FHR with DECG if the membrane is adequately ruptured. * Adjust the ultrasound transducer's position to get a better signal. * Tighten the belt. * Wipe off any superfluous aquasonic coupling gel. * If there are frequent fetal movements, delay monitoring. Request the patient to calm down and stay still if there is maternal movement. Ensure you're using the recommended quantity of aquasonic coupling gel.
Why is my EDAN CADENCE II showing a doubtful FHR?
If the FHR reading on your EDAN Monitor seems doubtful, it could be wrongly recording the maternal heart rate or recording mixed noise because the transducer is not well placed. Try changing or adjusting the position of the ultrasound transducer.
What to do if my EDAN Monitor has paper jam?
If your EDAN Monitor is experiencing a paper jam, it may be due to incorrect paper feeding or damp paper. Ensure you feed the paper correctly and keep the paper protected from moisture.
What to do if my EDAN CADENCE II shows faint trace or no trace?
If your EDAN Monitor is showing a faint trace or no trace, make sure you are using the paper recommended by the manufacturer. If the issue persists, contact the manufacturer for service because the adjusting nuts of the print head may be unbalanced.
Why does my EDAN CADENCE II show inconstant trend Inconstant display?
If your EDAN Monitor is showing an inconstant trend or display, it may be due to no ECG signal or bad contact between the reference electrode and the patient. In this case, use a new spiral electrode.
Why is my EDAN CADENCE II trend inconstant?
If the trend on your EDAN Monitor is inconstant, the DECG cable may not be fixed firmly. Try fixing an attachment pad at the DECG cable.
What to do if EDAN CADENCE II Monitor shows poor trend quality or fluctuant UA baseline?
If your EDAN Monitor is showing poor trend quality or a fluctuating UA baseline, it could be because the belt is either too tight, too loose, or lacks elasticity. Make sure the belt is used accurately, not too tight and not too loose. Maternal movement can also cause this, so relax the patient. Additionally, fetal movement can interfere, so wait for a moment.
General| Display Type | TFT LCD |
|---|---|
| Parameters Monitored | ECG, SpO2, NIBP, RESP, TEMP, PR |
| Resolution | 800 x 600 |
| Touch Screen | Yes |
| ECG | 3/5-lead ECG |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
| Battery Life | Approx. 4 hours |
| Connectivity | WiFi (optional) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 55°C |
| Relative Humidity | 95 % (non-condensing) |
| Atmospheric Pressure | 700 hPa to 1060 hPa |
Advises against actions or situations resulting in personal injury or death.
Advises against actions or situations causing equipment damage or inaccurate data.
Provides useful information regarding a function or procedure.
Specifies the intended purpose and user for the fetal monitor.
Guidelines for safe and proper operation of the fetal monitor.
Steps for unpacking and inspecting the monitor and accessories.
Procedure for installing or removing the rechargeable battery.
Overview of the monitor's capabilities and configurations.
Details on the monitor's display screen and its frames.
Categorization of alarms based on severity and priority.
Description of audible alarm sounds and how to manage them.
Explanation of visual alarm indicators and messages on the screen.
Overview of the built-in thermal recorder's functions.
Methods to confirm fetal life before starting monitoring.
Procedure for powering on the fetal monitor.
Verifying fetal life using external methods before using the fetal monitor.
Obtaining FHR via maternal abdominal wall using ultrasound transducer.
Conditions where DECG monitoring should not be used.
Monitoring twin FHRs using two ultrasound transducers.
Monitoring one twin externally and the second internally (DECG).
List of components needed for external UA monitoring.
Step-by-step guide for external UA monitoring.
List of components needed for internal UA monitoring.
Procedure for inserting and using the intrauterine pressure catheter.
Selecting the source for fetal movement detection (Manual or AFM).
Entering the patient's Bed ID for printing.
Entering patient's name and other details.
Regular checks and upkeep to ensure monitor performance and safety.
Detailed steps for cleaning the monitor enclosure and screen.
Cleaning instructions for transducers, leads, and belts.
Operating and storage conditions for the monitor.
Physical dimensions, weight, power, and standards compliance.
Solutions for when the monitor display is off.
Troubleshooting steps for audio noise during monitoring.
Solutions for paper jams and recorder malfunctions.
Guidance on electromagnetic emission compliance.
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