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MicroPort SpiderView - User Manual

MicroPort SpiderView
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SpiderView
Digital Holter Recorder
USER MANUAL

Table of Contents

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Summary

1. Introduction

1.1. Use in the United States

Information on the device's usage restrictions within the United States.

2. SpiderView Presentation

2.1. Intended Use

Defines the primary purpose and application of the SpiderView Holter recorder.

2.2. Specific Features

Highlights key functionalities and capabilities of the SpiderView device.

2.3. Packaging Contents

Lists all items included in the SpiderView product packaging.

3. User Profile

3.1. Training Requirements

Outlines the necessary training for users operating the SpiderView device.

4. Precautions and Maintenance

4.1. Transportation Guidelines

Recommendations for safely transporting the SpiderView device and accessories.

4.2. End of Service Procedures

Instructions for handling the device upon reaching its service life.

4.3. Environmental Conditions for Use and Storage

Specifies the required temperature, humidity, and pressure for device operation and storage.

4.4. Electromagnetic Compatibility

Information regarding the device's susceptibility to and emission of electromagnetic interference.

4.5. Device and Flash Card Care

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the SpiderView device and its flash memory cards.

5. Warranty Information

6. General Description

6.1. SpiderView Components Overview

Identifies and describes the various physical components of the SpiderView device.

6.2. Symbols on Case and Packaging

Explains the meaning of symbols found on the SpiderView device and its packaging.

6.3. Opening the Battery Cover

Step-by-step guide on how to access the battery compartment of the device.

6.4. Cable Connection and Disconnection

Instructions for correctly inserting and removing patient cables from the device.

7. Battery Usage

7.1. Battery Types and Lifespan

Information on the types of batteries supported and their expected recording duration.

7.2. Using Rechargeable Batteries

Guidance on using rechargeable batteries with the SpiderView recorder.

7.3. Internal Memory Battery

Explains the function and maintenance of the device's internal memory battery.

8. Electrode Positioning

8.1. Two-Channel Recording (3 Electrodes)

Details on connecting a 3-electrode setup for 2-channel ECG recording.

8.2. Two-Channel Recording (5 Electrodes)

Details on connecting a 5-electrode setup for 2-channel ECG recording.

8.3. Three-Channel Recording (7 Electrodes)

Details on connecting a 7-electrode setup for 3-channel ECG recording.

8.4. XYZ Channel Recording (7 Electrodes)

Details on connecting a 7-electrode setup for XYZ channel ECG recording.

8.5. Twelve-Lead Recording (10 Electrodes)

Details on connecting a 10-electrode setup for a 12-lead ECG recording.

8.5.2. Electrode Placement

Specific placement instructions for the 12-lead recording configuration.

9. Using Programming Buttons

9.1. User Interface Structure

Overview of the device's screen navigation and button layout.

9.2. Starting the Device

Steps to power on and prepare the SpiderView recorder for use.

9.2.2. Inserting the SD Card

Procedure for inserting and checking the flash memory card in the device.

10. Starting Holter Recording

10.1. Programming Recording Settings

Guide to configuring recording parameters using the device's buttons.

10.1.3. Patient Name Entry

Instructions for entering the patient's name for data association.

10.1.4. Recording Protocol Selection

How to select the appropriate ECG recording protocol and patient ID.

10.1.5. Recording Mode Selection

Options for choosing the recording mode and resolution for the Holter session.

10.1.6. Holter Mode Configuration

Details on setting up and initiating a standard Holter recording session.

10.1.7. High Resolution Mode

Guide to using the high-resolution ECG recording function.

10.1.8. HR + Holter Mode

Setting up sequential High Resolution and Holter recording modes.

10.1.9. Device Power Off

Procedures for safely switching off the SpiderView recorder.

10.1.10. Recording Duration Capabilities

Tables showing recording duration based on card size, channels, and quality.

11. Device Parameters

11.1. Voltage Monitoring Screen

Displays the battery voltage levels for monitoring device power status.

11.2. Impedance Measurement Screen

Shows electrode connection quality via impedance bar indicators.

11.3. Time and Date Configuration

Instructions for setting the device's internal clock and date.

11.4. About Device Screen

Displays device serial number, firmware version, and copyright information.

12. Special Modes and Error Messages

12.1. List of Error Messages

A comprehensive list of error codes and their potential causes and solutions.

13. Technical Specifications

13.1. Device Type

Identifies the SpiderView as an AECG device type 1.

13.2. Number of ECG Leads Supported

Details the various lead configurations the device can record.

13.3. Electrical Characteristics

Specifies electrical properties like frequency response, CMRR, and power supply.

13.4. Mechanical Characteristics

Provides physical specifications such as weight and dimensions.

13.5. Acquisition Characteristics

Technical details on data acquisition, including frequency and resolution.

13.6. Radio Equipment Emission

Information on the radio frequency bands and power levels used by the device.

14. Accessories

15. Appendix

15.1. Electromagnetic Emissions Declaration

Manufacturer's declaration regarding the device's electromagnetic emission compliance.

15.2. Cable Length Declaration

Manufacturer's declaration concerning cable length compliance and standards.

15.3. Electromagnetic Emissions Guidance

Guidance on electromagnetic emissions and the recommended environment for use.

15.4. Electromagnetic Immunity Guidance

Guidance on the device's immunity to electromagnetic disturbances and recommended environments.

15.5. Mobile Device Recommendations

Advice on the use of portable RF devices in proximity to the SpiderView.

15.6. Canada Regulatory Compliance

Information on compliance with Canadian radio frequency regulations.

15.7. United States Regulatory Compliance

Information on compliance with FCC rules in the United States.

MicroPort SpiderView Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMicroPort
ModelSpiderView
CategoryMedical Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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