How to turn on Ivy Biomedical Systems 3000T?
To ensure your Ivy Biomedical Systems Medical Equipment unit powers on, verify the following: * The power cord is securely plugged into both the monitor and the AC outlet. * The line voltage selector is set to the correct position. * The fuses are intact and not blown. * The ON switch is fully pressed.
What to do if ECG waveform is erratic on Ivy Biomedical Systems 3000T Medical Equipment?
If you're experiencing an erratic ECG waveform and the heart rate isn't counting on your Ivy Biomedical Systems Medical Equipment, try the following: 1. Ensure the ECG waveform has sufficient amplitude by selecting Lead II. 2. Check the electrode placement, referring to the ECG section for the correct placement diagram. 3. Make sure the ECG electrodes have an adequate amount of conductive gel.
Why is the trigger pulse not functional on Ivy Biomedical Systems 3000T Medical Equipment?
If the trigger pulse isn't working on your Ivy Biomedical Systems Medical Equipment, make sure: * The auxiliary port connector is properly plugged into the monitor. * The ECG size is optimized, preferably by selecting Lead II.
Guidance on how to effectively use the operation manual for optimal understanding of the monitor's functions.
Outlines the responsibilities of the manufacturer regarding safety, reliability, and performance of the equipment.
Covers essential electrical precautions, grounding requirements, and warnings to prevent hazards.
Advises on using the monitor during MRI, monitoring pacemaker patients, and protection against electrosurgery/defibrillation.
Addresses EMC requirements and precautions for medical equipment, and lists recommended accessories.
Explains the meaning of various symbols found on the monitor and in accompanying documentation.
Compares the features and options available for Model 3000T-A and Model 3000T-B.
Defines the intended application, classification, and describes basic controls and indicators on the front panel.
Details the programmable keys and illustrates the menu hierarchies for Model 3000T-A and 3000T-B.
Explains display elements, lists alarm messages, and describes rear panel connectors.
Guides users through initial setup, adjusting mains voltage, and setting the display language.
Instructions for configuring time, date, audio, trace speed, and resetting to default settings.
Explains the synchronized output trigger pulse, its display, and the P-LOCK feature for reducing false triggers.
Important safety advice for ECG monitoring, including electrode use and proper patient cable connections.
Guidance on ECG electrodes, impedance measurement, waveform amplitude adjustment, and lead selection.
Information on low signal messages, ECG notch filter, setting alarm limits, and pacemaker detection.
Steps for downloading ECG and impedance data via USB and guidelines for USB port usage.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the thermal paper roll in the recorder.
Explanation of Direct, Timed, and Delay printing modes, and how to set recorder speed.
An example of a direct mode printout from the recorder, showing data details.
Details various alarm messages (PAUSE, LEAD OFF, HR HIGH/LOW, ASYSTOLE) and how to acknowledge them.
Procedure for testing the monitor's internal functions and alarms using the TEST key.
How to use the integrated ECG simulator to verify system integrity and set heart rates.
Lists common issues such as unit not turning on or erratic waveform and provides verification steps.
Instructions for cleaning the monitor exterior and patient cables, with safety precautions.
Guidance on performing routine checks for ECG cables, leads, and interconnect cables.
Lists available accessories with part numbers and provides contact information for ordering.
Information on proper disposal of the device and consumables according to regulations.
Technical specifications for ECG signal processing, lead selection, and cardiotach functions.
Details specifications for pacer rejection, alarms, display type, and USB port capabilities.
Specifications for synchronized output, real-time clock, environmental conditions, power, and regulatory compliance.
Details the concentration of hazardous substances in various components of the monitor as per regulations.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | Up to 4 hours |
| Parameters Monitored | ECG, SpO2, NIBP, Temperature |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Power Supply | AC/DC |
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