Have a question or need assistance?
Call Medicomp’s Patient Support: 877-996-5553
If not done so already, thoroughly wash the electrode site with PLAIN (no lotion or oil) soap and
water. Apply a small amount (about the size of the tip of a cotton swab) of Skin Prep gel to a
paper towel and firmly rub it into the skin at the gel cup site. Wipe off the excess gel. If no Skin
Prep is available, this can also be done with a rough, wet, washcloth. Always apply a new
electrode to the site. In difficult cases, light abrasion with a scrub pad may also be required; this
may occur with users who have very oily skin.
Press down on the center snap of the electrode and Tap 'Retry' on the Handset.
If the Universal Pendant
and Handset proceed through to 'Lead Position Test', then after all
tests are completed and the Handset is actively 'Monitoring,' change the electrode, this time
making sure that it is in good contact with the skin.
Expiration Date of Electrodes
Check the expiration date on the electrodes. Inspect the electrode(s) in question to verify moist
gel cups. If the gel is dry, you will need to replace the electrode.
Cables (lead wires) not connected
If the electrode cables are disconnected, this error message will also appear.
• Go to PATIENT PREPARATION for additional steps.
• For additional troubleshooting instructions, call Medicomp’s Patient Support: 877-996-5553.
High/Low Voltage Notifications
LOW VOLTAGE IN CHANNEL A
(WHITE [A-]/RED [A+] ELECTRODE PAIR)
Although the Tele
Patch System automatically adjusts the signal size (voltage) to ensure optimal
analysis, some users may have cardiac anomalies that result in unacceptable signal voltage. The
signal may be too large or too small. The following section describes each error that might
occur. Sometimes, just having the patient lean back in a chair will increase the ECG voltage.
The Handset's message for this error is: Low A, Move Red
First, move the red electrode
After repositioning,
Press 'Retry'
If the Handset continues to display the error, try an electrode location on the opposite side of
the Red (A+/B+) electrode pictured. Don't try more than a few different locations.
Tele
Patch™ Cardiac Monitor PM750
USER MANUAL - UTM0000701-05E | APRIL 4, 2019
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