2026116-001 Revision B Responder™ 2000 Page 42
CHANNEL 1
If 3-lead or 5-lead ECG cables are connected to the Responder 2000, the ECG monitoring waveform is displayed in
Channel 1. The same waveform can be cascaded (continued) from Channel 1 to Channel 2 if desired. Typically, the
system will display the power-on default of ECG II until a different lead combination is chosen.
Each channel has an input source (the ECG lead number) and Gain information associated with its trace waveform. To
change these settings, simply rotate the Rotary Selector Knob to highlight the field and press the Rotary Selector Knob to
select it. Rotate to cycle through the field value options and press the Rotary Selector Knob again to confirm the new
setting.
The system will display waveforms in channel 1 based on the following conditions:
• If just an ECG cable is connected, the input sources available for the operator to select on channel 1 are:
o When an ECG cable is connected: I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF, V, Paddles (with Paddles off message)
NOTE: If the ECG cable becomes disconnected or falls off, a warning message is displayed.
• If ECG is not connected, but Pads, Paddles, or Spoons are, the channel will automatically convert to the
connected input if the Auto-Switch source is turned on.
• If Pads, Paddles, or spoons are connected along with the 5-lead ECG cable, the following source input options
are available:
o I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF, V, Pads, Paddles, Spoons
o If the ECG cable or the Pads, Paddles, or Spoons become disconnected or fall off, a warning
message is displayed.
o If no ECG or Pads are connected, it will indicate that no leads are connected by showing dashed line.
CHANNEL 2
Displays one of the following selectable choices:
• Cascaded waveform from Channel 1
• The SpO
2
waveform (if sensor is connected and Responder 2000 has this optional feature.)
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