What to do if Medoc PATHWAY Medical Equipment shows a static sensor mismatch?
If the system has detected a mismatch between the Thermode sensors: 1. Check that the Thermodes are intact and undamaged. 2. Run the system Self-Test. 3. Re-calibrate the Thermode. If the problem persists, there is no other solution.
What to do if Medoc Medical Equipment asks to retry PATHWAY recovery?
If the Self-Test may have failed, select YES to rerun the Self-Test or NO to continue working in Safe Mode.
What does it mean if Medoc Medical Equipment application is about to start PATHWAY recovery and Self-Test?
System self-test is required after viewing or editing any of the Hardware Settings and if system is in Safe Mode for any reason. Make sure the Thermode is not attached to the patient and press OK.
What to do if Medoc Medical Equipment TEC sensor is shorted or disconnected?
If the Thermode temperature sensors seem to be either shorted or disconnected: 1. Check that the Thermode is intact and undamaged. 2. Check that the Thermode connectors are properly attached to the system. 3. Run the system Self-Test again. If the problem persists, there is no other solution.
What to do if Medoc Medical Equipment CHEPS Heater sensor is shorted or disconnected?
If the CHEPS Thermode temperature sensors seem to be either shorted or disconnected: 1. Check that the Thermode is intact and undamaged. 2. Check that the Thermode connectors are properly attached to the system. 3. Run the system Self-Test again. If the problem persists, there is no other solution.
What to do if the Thermode cannot be saved on Medoc Medical Equipment?
If calibration data cannot be saved because the verification process failed, check that the calibration setup is correct and the thermometer is connected to the computer. Recalibrate the Thermode.
What to do if Medoc PATHWAY Medical Equipment says water temperature is too high?
If the water temperature is too high: 1. Check that the PATHWAY is turned ON and communication is established. 2. Check that the Thermodes are properly connected. 3. Check the water level and fill the Cooling Unit reservoir if necessary. 4. Make sure the coolant temperature in the Cooling Unit is below 15°C. Press in the Emergency button and allow the temperature to cool if needed.
What to do if Medoc Medical Equipment Pathway is in Safe Mode?
If the system is in Safe Mode, a Self-Test is required before the system can be restored for normal operation. Click YES to perform Self-Test and resume work, or click NO to continue in Safe Mode.
What does it mean if the emergency button was pressed on Medoc PATHWAY Medical Equipment?
If the system detected that the emergency button has been pressed, or the hardware safety mechanism has been triggered: 1. Release the emergency button and/or the Emergency button on the extended cable. 2. Run a system Self-Test. * If the Self-Test completes without any further errors the system can return to normal operation. * If the Self-Test cannot be complete, restart the system and retry. If the Self-Test continues to fail, there is no other solution.
Details general safety requirements for operating the PATHWAY system.
Lists critical warnings to prevent serious injury, death, or equipment damage during operation.
Provides precautions to prevent equipment damage or inaccurate system functioning.
Explains the safeguards implemented to protect against extreme temperatures.
Lists the minimum computer specifications required for Medoc Main Station software.
Details the procedure for installing the Medoc Main Station software.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely powering on the PATHWAY system.
Details essential safety checks and the system self-test before starting operation.
Provides the sequence of steps to power on and initiate the PATHWAY system.
Detailed steps for initiating and conducting an actual test session.
Step-by-step instructions for creating a new test program.
Steps for creating, previewing, and printing test reports.
Configuration settings for establishing communication between system and software.
Configuration options for hardware components like TTL, Thermodes, and CoVAS.
Lists common warning messages and provides troubleshooting guidance.
Lists common error messages and provides troubleshooting guidance.
Describes common system malfunctions and their corresponding solutions.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Cooling Rate | Up to 8°C/sec |
| Heating Rate | Up to 8°C/sec |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Stimulus Types | Thermal |
| Temperature Range | 0°C to 55°C |
| Interface | Touchscreen |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Modality | Quantitative Sensory Testing |
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