What to do if UA display shows ‘L’ or ‘H’ on Huntleigh Medical Equipment?
If the UA display on your Huntleigh Medical Equipment shows an 'L' or 'H', it means the Toco transducer belt is either too loose ('L') or too tight ('H'). To fix this, check and adjust the belt. You may also need to re-zero the device using the zero button on the control panel.
Why is the paper not feeding on my Huntleigh Medical Equipment?
If the Huntleigh Medical Equipment paper is not feeding, first ensure the paper tray is fully shut by pushing firmly at both ends until both latches are locked. Then, check if you are out of paper or if the paper is jammed. Also, verify the correct paper pack is installed and that the top and bottom packing cards have been removed.
What to do if I have poor signal (FECG) on Huntleigh Medical Equipment?
If you're experiencing poor signal with the FECG on your Huntleigh Medical Equipment, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the scalp clip attachment and re-apply or replace it if necessary. Next, ensure good contact between the leg plate and the mother by adjusting the belt and applying ECG gel. Finally, check all connections to make sure they are secure.
How to improve poor signal (U/S) on Huntleigh Baby DOPPLEX 4000 Medical Equipment?
If you're getting a poor ultrasound signal on your Huntleigh Medical Equipment, it might be because the fetus has moved, or the transducer is not correctly positioned. It could also be due to insufficient gel. Try repositioning the transducer and applying more gel.
What to do if paper feeds but no printing on Huntleigh Medical Equipment?
If the paper feeds through your Huntleigh Medical Equipment but nothing is printing, the paper may have been installed upside down. Re-install the paper pack with the sensitive side facing up.
General| Manufacturer | Huntleigh Healthcare |
|---|---|
| Fetal Heart Rate Range | 50 - 210 bpm |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Usage | Fetal heart rate monitoring |
| Ultrasound Frequency | 2 MHz |
| Power Source | Batteries |
| Audio Output | Built-in speaker |
Additional options for the BD4000 fetal monitor, including Intrapartum and Twins.
Available accessories for the BD4000 fetal monitor, such as trolley and consumables.
Recommendations and precautions for using the BD4000 fetal monitor in clinical settings.
Description of the BD4000 control panel features, buttons, and indicators.
Instructions for loading, adjusting, and inserting paper into the BD4000 printer.
Configurable settings for fetal movement, chart speed, time, date, grid, language, and alarms.
Step-by-step guide to navigate and adjust the BD4000 system's setup menu.
Procedure to reset an active alarm condition on the BD4000 fetal monitor.
How to save the configured settings after making changes to the BD4000 setup.
Procedures for antepartum monitoring, including transducer connection and monitoring steps.
Guidance on interpreting the printout from the BD4000 fetal monitor.
Cleaning and post-use procedures for the BD4000 fetal monitor.
Procedures for intrapartum monitoring, including leg plate and scalp clip connection.
Setup and operation of the BD4000 for monitoring twins.
Guidelines for handling, routine maintenance, and general care of the BD4000 unit.
Detailed steps for cleaning the BD4000 main unit, transducers, and accessories.
Procedures for disinfecting transducers and leg plates using specific solutions.
Table of common operational issues, their causes, and solutions for the BD4000.
Details on warranty, service, and contact information for Huntleigh Healthcare.
Key physical, environmental, electrical, and operational specifications of the BD4000.
Technical specs for transducers and regulatory compliance standards.
FHR range, accuracy, and scale options for the BD4000.
Connecting the BD4000 to viewing and archiving systems.
Integrating maternal data onto the CTG print-out.
Connecting and integrating fetal SpO2 data onto the CTG print-out.
Steps for connecting and setting up external devices like VSMs and SpO2 monitors.
Details on IntraUterine Pressure (IUP) monitoring using the optional kit.
Components of the IUP option kit, including interface module and sensor system.
Steps for setting up the BD4000 with the IUP module and sensor system.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the IUP module and interface cables.
Information on the FECG interface module for intrapartum monitoring.
How to connect the FECG interface module and scalp clip.
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