What to do if my EDAN F15 Monitor shows no display?
If your EDAN Monitor's display is blank, first ensure the power cable is securely connected. If that doesn't work, the battery might be drained. Connect the monitor to an AC power supply to charge it.
Why is my EDAN Monitor not responding to touch?
If the EDAN Monitor's touch screen isn't responding, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check for water droplets on the screen and clean it. If the problem persists, try restarting the device. As a temporary solution, you can connect a USB keyboard and use the direction and Enter keys.
What to do if my EDAN F15 recorder shows an error?
If your EDAN Monitor's recorder is showing an error, make sure the paper is loaded correctly and is not damp. Also, ensure that you've pressed the PRINT key to start the recorder. Check if the monitor is out of paper and load paper if needed. Finally, ensure the paper drawer is completely closed and both latches are locked.
Why is my EDAN Monitor making noise?
If your EDAN Monitor is producing unwanted noise, the volume might be set too high; try turning it down. Also, nearby mobile phones or other electronic devices could be causing interference. Move these potential sources of interference away from the monitor.
How to troubleshoot DECG monitoring issues on my EDAN F15 Monitor?
If you're having trouble with DECG monitoring on your EDAN Monitor, it could be due to a few reasons. If there's no ECG signal or if there's bad contact between the reference electrode and the patient, try using a new spiral electrode. Also, make sure the DECG cable is firmly fixed; use an attachment pad if necessary.
What causes troubles with contractions monitoring (external) on EDAN F15 Monitor?
If you're experiencing issues with external contractions monitoring on your EDAN Monitor, it could be due to several factors. The belt might be too tight or too loose, so adjust it accordingly. If the belt has lost its elasticity, renew it. Maternal or frequent fetal movements can also interfere, so request the patient to stay still and delay monitoring if necessary. If the body pressure from the uterus to the TOCO transducer is too high, ensure favorable contact between the patient's skin and the TOCO transducer and change the position of the TOCO transducer if necessary.
What to do for troubles with contractions monitoring (internal) on EDAN F15?
If you're having trouble with internal contractions monitoring on your EDAN Monitor, the intrauterine catheter might be jammed. Wash it with a disinfector. If the environment is dry or the tip of the intrauterine catheter is placed extraovularly, wash it with a disinfector or change the position of the transducer. Also, ensure that the system is zeroed correctly. If it is a connector failure, move or contact the catheter; if the trend shows no fluctuation, change the intrauterine cable.
How do I fix ECG monitoring troubles on my EDAN Monitor?
If you're encountering issues with ECG monitoring on your EDAN Monitor, check the electrode placement and validity. Ensure the cable connector is properly connected. Verify that the power socket has a standard ground wire and that the special ground wire connecting with the monitor is properly earthed. If the ECG electrode positions are improper, place them as suggested. If there's poor contact between the ECG electrodes and the skin, change the ECG electrodes and attach them securely to the body.
Why am I getting no NIBP and SpO2 results on my EDAN F15 Monitor?
If you're not getting NIBP and SpO2 results on your EDAN Monitor, first check if the NIBP cuff is properly wrapped around the patient's arm. If the NIBP cuff cannot be inflated, extend the catheter and check the connection. Ensure the hose connector plug is securely connected to the NIBP socket and the SpO2 transducer is properly connected to the SpO2 socket. If the issue persists, the device may be in an abnormal working condition. Try shutting off the power and then switching it back on.
Outlines essential safety measures and warnings for operating the device.
Details crucial information regarding personal information protection and security.
Provides a general introduction to the monitor's appearance and key components.
Describes the various transducers and cables used with the monitor.
Explains how to operate the monitor and navigate its interface elements.
Details the different display modes and screen elements during monitoring.
Explains the different types, priorities, and characteristics of alarms.
Describes how audible alarms function, including silence and reset options.
Details the visual indicators and messages associated with alarms.
Lists specific alarm messages, their causes, and countermeasures.
Procedure for monitoring Fetal Heart Rate using ultrasound transducer.
Guide for monitoring Fetal Heart Rate using direct ECG method.
Details on monitoring fetal movements, both automatic and manual.
Covers the procedure and principles of SpO2 monitoring for mothers.
Guide on performing non-invasive blood pressure measurements.
Outlines inspection procedures and regular maintenance checks for the monitor.
Provides instructions for cleaning the monitor and reusable accessories.
Details the process for disinfecting monitor components and accessories.
Provides solutions for issues where the monitor display is off.
Addresses common problems encountered during ultrasound FHR monitoring.
Outlines the step-by-step process for installing the wireless network.
Details requirements for wireless coverage and network design for monitors.
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