F15 Series Fetal & Maternal Monitor User Manual WI-FI Networking and Instructions
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A9.6 Continuous Transmission from Disconnection of
Wireless Transducer
There might be WIFI disconnection between wireless transducer and the monitor in following
situations:
The distance between wireless transducer and monitor is too far;
There are obstacles such as metal plates between wireless transducer and monitor,
impacting the valid transmission of wireless signals;
The device is subject to surrounding strong interference.
Aiming at the above situations, the function of continuous transmission from disconnection of
wireless transducer is designed for the monitor, supporting continuous transmission of fetal monitoring
data, including FHR1, FHR2, FHR3, TOCO, HR and AFM traces. The continuous transmitted
parameter data is the valid data of patient. The design principle is saving the monitoring data in the
transducer during disconnection first, then transmitting the valid data of patient to the monitor for
display and saving when the wireless transducer is reconnected to the monitor. The following are the
contrast diagrams before and after continuous transmission from disconnection:
Note:
1. The time for continuous transmission from disconnection is 15 minutes to the maximum.
2. This function can only supplement the lost traces due to wireless network, dropouts led by fetal
heart signal weak cannot be supplemented through this function.
3. Only the US transducer and TOCO&MECG transducer support this function.
Dropouts after Disconnection between Wireless Transducer and Monitor
Monitoring Traces Supplement after Reconnection between Wireless Transducer and Monitor
Traditional 510(k) of Fetal & Maternal Monitor
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