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General| ECG Channels | 3 channels |
|---|---|
| Lead Configuration | 12-lead |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60 Hz |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium battery |
| Printing | Thermal printer |
| Input Impedance | ≥ 50 MΩ |
| Type | 3 Channel ECG |
| Display | LCD |
| Recording Speed | 25mm/s, 50mm/s |
| Battery Life | ≥ 3 hours continuous working under optimal state |
| Paper Size | 80 mm (width) |
| Frequency Response | 0.05Hz - 150Hz |
| CMRR | > 100 dB |
| Recording Mode | Auto, Manual |
| Filters | AC, EMG, DFT |
| Data Storage | Internal memory |
| External Output | USB, LAN |
| Parameters | ECG |
| SpO2 | Not available |
| NIBP | Not available |
| TEMP | Not available |
Details the intended use of the 3-Channel Electrocardiograph for acquiring ECG signals from adult and pediatric patients.
Provides crucial information for safe and effective operation of the electrocardiograph, covering potential dangers.
Lists critical safety warnings regarding equipment operation, installation, authorized personnel, and electrical hazards.
Outlines precautions and warnings for the safe handling, charging, and replacement of the lithium battery.
Presents general cautionary advice for operating the electrocardiograph, including environmental and interference considerations.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the user manual for identification and warnings.
Describes the components and functions located on the top panel of the electrocardiograph, including recorder and buttons.
Details the features and information found on the bottom panel of the device, specifically the battery compartment indicator.
Identifies and explains the controls and indicators on the right side, including the patient cable socket and power key.
Illustrates and describes the ports and connections available on the back panel, such as USB and Net ports.
Provides step-by-step instructions for loading and replacing the thermal recorder paper correctly.
Guides on how to prepare the patient for ECG recording, including instructions and skin cleaning.
Explains the procedure for correctly connecting the patient cable to the device and electrodes for accurate readings.
Details the process of attaching electrodes to the patient for ECG acquisition, covering reusable and disposable types.
Describes the use, placement, and connection of disposable electrodes with alligator clips for ECG recording.
Lists essential checks for environment, power supply, patient cable, electrodes, and paper before powering on.
Explains how to manually enter patient details, including settings for pacemaker detection, for ECG recording.
Outlines the steps and procedures for printing ECG reports from the device, including work mode selection.
Presents examples of ECG reports generated in AUTO mode, detailing wave configurations and measurement information.
Details the format and content of PDF ECG reports, including parameters like paper speed and gain.
Guides on how to transfer ECG records from the device to a personal computer using network or Wi-Fi.
Explains the process of copying ECG data between the device and external storage media like USB drives.
Describes how to delete individual patient records or all records from the device's file manager.
Details how to print individual patient records directly from the file manager interface using a connected printer.
Allows selection of different operating modes for ECG sampling and recording, such as Pre-Sample or Real-time.
Explains the various filter options (AC, DFT, EMG, Lowpass) available to improve ECG signal quality.
Configures settings related to recording information, such as print out, speed, gain, and auto record style.
Instructions for setting the device's date and time, crucial for accurate record keeping and reporting.
Covers system maintenance tasks like importing/exporting settings, backup, and loading factory defaults.
Provides options for configuring institution name and demo mode settings for the electrocardiograph.
Configures network settings, IP addresses, and transmission modes for sending ECG data to a PC.
Allows customization of lead sequences (Standard/Cabrera) and lead off hints for ECG acquisition.
Manages file saving options, formats (DAT, PDF, SCP), deletion after transmission, and memory management.
Accesses device information, performs system tests, and activates purchased advanced functions.
Addresses common issues encountered during the operation of the electrocardiograph, such as saving data without printing.
Provides solutions for various printing-related issues, such as paper jams, double impressions, and error messages.
Offers troubleshooting steps for issues related to ECG data transmission, including connection and PC software problems.
Covers problems concerning the main unit, including lead-off alerts and touch screen sensitivity issues.
General guidelines for keeping the electrocardiograph and accessories clean and maintained to prevent damage.
Details the cleaning procedures for the main unit, patient cable, and reusable electrodes using approved agents.
Specific instructions for cleaning the exterior of the main electrocardiograph unit, including wiping and drying.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the patient cable using a soft cloth and cleaning solution.
Procedures for cleaning reusable electrodes, including removing residual gel and wiping suction bulbs/clamps.
Explains the recommended methods for disinfecting the electrocardiograph and its accessories using ethanol or isopropanol.
Specific instructions for disinfecting the main unit of the electrocardiograph, requiring power off.
Instructions for disinfecting the patient cable, involving wiping with a disinfectant solution and air drying.
Guidelines for disinfecting reusable electrodes, including wiping with disinfectant and air drying.
Covers general care and maintenance practices for the device, including battery management and recorder paper storage.
Outlines safety checks and maintenance procedures for the main unit, patient cable, and electrodes to be performed periodically.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for EDAN products, including coverage and exclusions.
Provides contact details for EDAN service department and local distributors for maintenance and inquiries.
Lists the safety standards (IEC 60601 series) and specifications the electrocardiograph complies with.
Specifies the environmental conditions for transport, storage, and operation, including temperature and humidity.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, and display specifications of the electrocardiograph.
Outlines the power requirements and specifications for mains supply and the built-in lithium battery pack.
Lists the performance characteristics of the electrocardiograph's recording unit, HR recognition, and ECG unit.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic emissions from the electrocardiograph and its intended electromagnetic environment.
Details the electromagnetic immunity standards and guidance for the electrocardiograph in various environments.
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