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General| Brand | GE HEALTHCARE |
|---|---|
| Model | MAC 2000 |
| Category | Fitness Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the intended users for the MAC™ 2000 ECG Analysis System.
Specifies the device's intended use for adult and pediatric populations in healthcare settings.
Explains the use of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE terms for hazards.
Details potential hazards associated with the system's operation and use.
Lists classifications according to IEC 60601-1, including protection against shock and liquids.
Provides information on compliance with safety standards like UL 60601-1.
Explains potential amplitude variations in digital sampling techniques.
Addresses electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency safety concerns.
Contains legal disclaimers and information regarding data processing and compliance.
Outlines GE Healthcare's responsibilities for device safety and performance.
Defines customer responsibilities for proper installation and environment.
Identifies hardware labels, locations, and symbol descriptions.
Details the labels found on the device and its packaging for identification.
Continues the description of symbols used on the device and packaging.
Describes the format and content of the product label for device identification.
Explains the format of the serial number for device identification and support.
Explains how product codes identify specific system platforms and where to find them.
Provides information on maintenance and servicing procedures.
States the manual's objective: to provide safety and usage information for the ECG system.
Outlines conventions used in the manual for clarity, including typographical and menu selections.
Details the system's basic modes of operation: Resting ECG and Arrhythmia.
Describes the device's hardware components and system specifications.
Identifies key system hardware components, their locations, and uses.
Details the components visible from the front of the MAC™ 2000 device.
Shows the components located on the rear of the MAC™ 2000 device.
Illustrates the components visible from the side of the MAC™ 2000 device.
Details the components visible from the side of the MAC™ 2000 device.
Describes the function and layout of the standard keypad for system operation.
Describes the keypad used for stress testing, which includes additional keys.
Details the specific keys used for controlling stress equipment during tests.
Lists available software features that can be added to the system for enhanced functionality.
Explains navigation to the Main Menu from different power-up modes.
Provides instructions for installing the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Guides on connecting the system to an AC power outlet for operation and charging.
Describes the different types of patient cables supported by the system.
Instructions for connecting an optional barcode reader to the USB port.
Guides on connecting the system to a Local Area Network for data communication.
Instructions for connecting a wireless dongle for wireless communication.
Details connecting external devices like treadmills or ergometers for stress tests.
Explains how to connect the system to an analog phone line via the internal modem.
Steps for powering on the system and verifying the welcome screen.
Guidance on configuring system settings for device operation.
Procedures for testing the device after setup and configuration before patient use.
Provides procedures for preparing the patient's skin for ECG monitoring and diagnosis.
Describes various methods for placing electrodes for resting ECGs.
Details the electrode placement for acquiring a standard 12-lead ECG.
Specifies electrode placement for acquiring a NEHB ECG.
Outlines electrode placement for acquiring a stress 12-lead ECG.
Guides on entering patient data using the keypad or an external keyboard.
Procedure for scanning a patient's barcode to retrieve and verify information.
Steps to configure the system for automatically downloading patient demographics or orders.
Instructions for querying the database and selecting patient demographics using a barcode reader.
Describes various methods for communicating with MUSE or non-MUSE systems.
Provides an interface to download and store multiple orders for later execution.
Outlines the procedure for receiving orders from a remote system.
Explains how to sort, print, and delete orders within the Order Manager.
Lists and describes the options available in the Order Manager interface.
Guides on how to access the menu for deleting stored orders.
Procedure for deleting one or more specific orders from storage.
Details the components and information displayed on the Resting ECG screen.
Explains the Hookup Advisor feature for monitoring ECG signal quality.
Step-by-step instructions for conducting and acquiring a resting ECG.
Lists and describes the first row of ECG configuration options available on the display.
Lists and describes the second row of ECG configuration options available on the display.
Details the options available after an ECG is acquired, such as Next Patient, Copy, Save, Transmit.
Describes the second screen of post-acquisition options, including Speed, Gain, Filter, Pace Enhance.
Outlines the procedure for acquiring and saving a Full Disclosure ECG report.
Allows setup of the full disclosure report format, including lead selection.
Addresses special considerations for recording ECGs from patients with pacemakers.
Discusses precautions and procedures for recording ECGs during defibrillation.
Describes the process for recording arrhythmia reports, waveform options, and printing.
Step-by-step guide to recording arrhythmia ECGs and selecting options.
Lists and describes the first row of options for configuring arrhythmia recordings.
Details the second row of options for configuring arrhythmia recordings.
Explains how to manually generate arrhythmia printouts in table, episode, or summary formats.
Procedure for printing arrhythmia reports, including selecting report types.
Lists and describes the options available when printing an arrhythmia report.
Identifies codes used in Arrhythmia reports and the events they represent.
Outlines the procedure for generating RR Analysis reports and available options.
Presents the window for configuring RR Analysis test parameters.
Guides on configuring the RR Analysis report, including target, leads, and parameters.
Details the fields and options for configuring RR Analysis settings.
Continues the description of RR Analysis settings, including Gain, Speed, and Filters.
Lists the options available after completing an RR Analysis test, such as Return, Main Menu, Print, PDF Export.
Lists supported and unsupported equipment for conducting stress tests.
Describes the information bar displayed on the right side of the ECG cart system during stress tests.
Lists and describes the options for configuring a Stress ECG test.
Details the second row of options and keys for configuring stress ECG tests.
Instructions for conducting stress tests with treadmills or ergometers.
Guides on performing stress tests using a Master's Step device.
Instructions for importing ECG records to internal storage from various sources.
Procedures for locating specific records or groups of records within internal storage.
Steps for editing the patient data associated with a record.
Instructions for deleting records from internal storage.
Guides on printing records stored in internal memory.
Procedures for transmitting records from internal storage to an external device.
Requirements for setting up export options depending on the export method.
Allows definition of institutional identification, default physicians, system settings, and security.
Window for defining waveform parameters, lead usage, analysis, and report options.
Defines waveform parameters, lead usage, analysis options, and report settings for arrhythmia.
Allows definition of waveform parameters, lead usage, analysis, and report settings for stress ECGs.
Lists available pre-defined stress test protocols for treadmills and ergometers.
Configures default locations, shared directory export, and network drive settings.
Configures FTP server details, including security, port, username, and password.
Defines up to four communication locations and the device type for data transmission.
Configures wired LAN settings, including device name, IP address, and DNS settings.
Configures wireless LAN settings, including SSID, authentication, and encryption.
Defines system language, date/time formats, units, filters, and lead labels.
Allows definition of available and required patient information, test, and clinical trial data.
Details fields for patient information, including ID, name, DOB, and demographics.
Configures fields to be displayed or printed for test information.
Manages clinical trial data fields like Visit Number, Visit Type, Dose Type, and Investigator ID.
Defines user names, IDs, roles, and privileges for system access and operation.
Details fields for user setup, including name, ID, roles, password, and system edit permissions.
Utility to import system setup files from another device via SD card.
Activates system options by entering specific 12-digit Option Codes.
Allows service personnel to configure device settings.
Accesses the system's event log for troubleshooting.
Provides tools for diagnosing system issues.
Manages software updates for the system.
Utility to format the device's flash memory.
Opens a command prompt for advanced system access.
Configures the system's date and time settings, including format and synchronization.
Configures settings for the Order Manager, such as sort value and auto deletion.
Defines naming conventions for exported PDF files.
Explains the automatic naming convention for exported PDF files.
Allows users to customize PDF file naming conventions using various elements.
Guides on exporting the system's audit trail to an SD card for archive requirements.
Provides guidelines for cleaning and storing the device to ensure proper functioning.
Outlines daily visual inspection procedures for the equipment.
Lists recommended materials for cleaning the device exterior.
Lists materials that should not be used for cleaning the device to prevent damage.
Shows the method for replacing leadwire adapters to prolong leadwire life.
Information on proper handling of the device's thermal writer and paper.
Step-by-step procedure for adding or replacing paper in the printer.
Guides on adjusting the paper tray for Letter or A4 paper sizes.
Procedure for removing the paper pack from the device.
Information on the device's rechargeable lithium-ion battery and its maintenance.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the device's battery.
Recommends conditioning the battery every 6 months to recalibrate its fuel gauge.
Describes the battery status indicator on the screen and its meaning.
Refers to the supplies and accessories reference guide for available items.
Provides general tips for diagnosing problems not specifically covered elsewhere.
Lists common equipment issues and their causes/solutions.
Troubleshooting steps for when the system fails to power on.
Troubleshooting steps when external stress equipment does not operate as expected.
Addresses common errors related to importing, exporting, and saving data.
Troubleshooting steps if the SD card is not detected or cannot be found.
Troubleshooting steps if records cannot be transmitted via LAN.
Troubleshooting steps for errors when transmitting records via WLAN.
Troubleshooting steps for errors when transmitting records via the embedded wireless module.
Explains how to interpret and act on acquisition/printer error messages.
Addresses issues when the ACI-TIPI statement is not displayed as expected.
Lists potential system errors, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Continues the table of system errors, causes, and solutions.
Provides the character set and structure for Code 39 barcodes.
Details the character set and structure for PDF-417 barcodes.
Outlines the rules for setting up a data scheme, including byte lengths for patient data.
Guides on manually configuring the barcode reader using available fields.
Lists fields for manual configuration of the barcode reader.
Describes automatic configuration by scanning a barcode.
Provides a table for setting the number of steps based on patient age, gender, and weight.
Explains the assessment levels (Positive, Borderline, Negative) for ST-T changes.
Details technical specifications for the MAC 2000 ECG Analysis System.
Describes the instrument type as a microprocessor-augmented electrocardiograph.
Specifies the Marquette 12SL ECG Analysis Program used.
Indicates that 12-lead analysis is performed.
States the sampling frequency for ECG analysis.
Specifies the sampling rate for normal data acquisition.
States the sampling rate for pace acquisition.
Describes the on-screen preview of the ECG waveform.
Specifies the mode for instantaneous ECG acquisition.
Details the dynamic range for signal acquisition.
Specifies the resolution of the signal measurement.
Defines the frequency range of the ECG signal.
Indicates the low cutoff frequency for filtering.
Specifies the high cutoff frequency for filtering.
States the common mode rejection capability.
Defines the input impedance of the device.
Specifies patient leakage current under normal and fault conditions.
Describes the disconnected lead detection capability.
Specifies the range of the heart rate meter.
Identifies the operating system used by the device.
States the system's start-up time.
Lists supported patient information fields for data entry.
Details the display type, resolution, and data shown on the screen.
Describes the writer technology, speed, traces, and paper specifications.
Details the keyboard type and its features.
Describes the standard feature for recording and printing resting ECGs.
Explains continuous monitoring and reporting of arrhythmia events.
Details the mode for conducting exercise stress testing.
Describes the mode for RR interval analysis.
Allows storing up to 5 minutes of 1 lead data in PDF format.
Provides visual indication of signal quality.
Supports multiple languages in the user interface and manual.
Provides an interface for managing ECG records.
Provides an interface for managing orders.
Provides an interface for managing device configurations.
Provides an interface for querying patient demographics and orders.
Details supported equipment for stress testing.
Lists options for pharma applications, including audit trail and security.
Lists external peripherals like keyboard and barcode reader.
Specifies ECG transmission using A5 & CSI protocols.
Describes ECG transmission using the CSI protocol.
Lists compatibility with MUSE and CardioSoft/CS systems.
Specifies ECG transmission via CSI, DCP, FTPS, and shared directory.
ECG transmission via CSI, DCP, FTPS, and shared directory.
Details various wireless authentication protocols for dongle, bridge, and embedded modules.
Describes wireless encryption options for dongle, bridge, and embedded modules.
Details ECG storage formats and capacity.
Lists ECG cables, leadwires, and adapters.
Lists various types of electrodes compatible with the system.
Lists other accessories like creams, cords, paper, and barcode scanners.
Details power supply, voltage, current, frequency, and battery specifications.
Provides dimensions and weight of the device.
Specifies operating and storage conditions for temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Lists safety and regulatory standards the device complies with.
Provides manufacturer, physical, interface, and power requirements for the Silex Wireless Bridge.
Details wireless LAN protocols, channels, encryption, and authentication methods.
Lists accessories for the Silex Wireless Bridge, such as LAN and USB cables.
Lists CE, EMC, FCC, and R&TTE certifications.
Provides the FCC statement regarding compliance and operational conditions for the Silex Wireless Bridge.
Provides the IC statement regarding compliance and operational conditions for the Silex Wireless Bridge.
States compliance with IMDA Standards for the Silex Wireless Bridge.
Provides the FCC/IC statement for the MAC 2000 Embedded Wireless Module.
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