To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the ECG signal quality poor with Gima Medical Equipment?
If the ECG signal quality is poor and the wave is disturbed, ensure the skin is properly cleaned and the electrode is correctly attached. If that doesn't work, use a new, high-quality electrode. Also, ask the patient to avoid severe movement when monitoring, as this can cause interference.
What to do if some ECG wave is disturbed a lot, and the quality of ECG signal is poor with Gima TLC5000?
If some ECG wave is disturbed a lot, and the quality of ECG signal is poor, reconnect the cable according to the operation manual. If the issue persists, change the lead cable to a new one and use a new, high-quality electrode.
What to do if the communication of data is failed with Gima Medical Equipment?
If the communication of data is failed, replace the USB cable with another one. If the issue still persists, use a 2.0 interface, as the USB interface of your computer might not match the recorder's USB interface.
Why is the output wave of Gima Medical Equipment recorder a straight line?
If the output wave of the Gima Medical Equipment recorder is a straight line, check the plug needles for any bending, breakage, or absence. If the plug is intact, reconnect it securely.
Why Gima Medical Equipment record time is less than 24 hours?
If the record time of the Gima Medical Equipment recorder can't reach 24 hours, replace the current battery with a new, high-quality one. The current battery may be of poor quality or have been stored for too long. Also, ensure that the characteristic and brand of the battery are the same.
How to fix small ECG wave amplitude on Gima TLC5000 Medical Equipment?
If the amplitude of some ECG wave is small, which is difficult for analysis, change a new cable.
General| Recording Time | 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Data Transmission | USB, Bluetooth |
| Power Supply | 2 x AA batteries |
| Dimensions | 111mm(L) * 60mm(W) * 25mm(H) |
| Weight | 102g (without batteries) |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Manufacturer | Gima |
| Application | Cardiac Monitoring |
| Sampling Rate | 1000Hz |
| Display | LCD |
| Type | Holter ECG |
| ECG Channels | 12-channel |
Details operational environment, transport, storage, and product features.
Covers safety standards, crucial warnings, and symbol interpretations for safe operation.
Outlines procedures for device cleaning, maintenance checks, and proper storage.
Identifies device components like screen, buttons, and indicator lights with diagrams.
Provides step-by-step guidance on correct electrode placement and battery installation.
Explains how to turn the recorder on/off and start/manage ECG recordings.
Guides on reviewing recorded data, system settings, and transferring data to a PC.
Addresses common problems and provides solutions for the ECG recorder.
Introduces the software and guides on replaying recorded ECG data.
Details how to navigate and perform various ECG analyses like ST, QTD, HRT, and TWA.
Explains operations for HRV, VCG, and other specialized ECG analysis modules.
Covers configuring analysis parameters and generating diagnostic reports.
Lists the items included in the device packaging.
Explains calculation methods for heart rate and ST segment analysis.
Provides declarations regarding electromagnetic compatibility and immunity.
Presents the accuracy statistics for the device's automated ECG analysis.
Outlines the warranty period, terms, and conditions for maintenance services.
