How to resolve poor LA electrode or left arm tremor on Mortara Medical Equipment?
To address a poor LA (left arm) electrode, or left arm tremor on your Mortara Medical Equipment, check patient prep and re-prep if necessary with a new electrode. Ensure the patient is relaxed and their muscles are not tense.
What does it mean if my Mortara Medical Equipment LCD displays WAM low battery?
If your Mortara Medical Equipment displays 'LCD WAM low battery', change the AA battery in the WAM.
How to fix high frequency noise on Mortara Medical Equipment?
To address high-frequency noise issues with your Mortara Medical Equipment, try the following: * Adjust the low pass filter setting to 150 or 40 Hz. * Check for proximity to power cables. * Verify the AC filter setting (50 Hz or 60 Hz). * Remove portable electronic devices from the vicinity. * Check for implanted muscle stimulators. * Ensure the patient is relaxed and their muscles are not tense.
What to do if my Mortara Medical Equipment shows a lead fail?
If your Mortara Medical Equipment displays 'Lead fail', correct the faulty lead. Ensure that AM12, AM15E, or WAM are properly configured. If using the WAM, make sure it is paired with the ELI 380.
What to do if Mortara Medical Equipment is not configured for DICOM?
If your Mortara Medical Equipment is not configured for DICOM, configure the unit to DICOM and reboot.
What to do if a link to the access point could not be established on Mortara Medical Equipment?
If a link to the access point could not be established on your Mortara Medical Equipment, ensure the IP address, security type, SSID, and password are correct. If the problem persists, contact Mortara Technical Service.
What to do if ECG data is too noisy to store and directory is full on Mortara Medical Equipment?
If your Mortara Medical Equipment gives noisy ECG data that's too noisy to store and the directory is full, correct the noise and try acquisition/storage again. You may also need to erase records and check the Delete rule.
Why paper does not advance correctly on Mortara Medical Equipment?
If the paper does not advance correctly on your Mortara Medical Equipment: Verify it is the correct paper. Verify paper is properly loaded with the cueing mark in the lower left corner. Open the paper door, remove the paper and make sure there are no sheets of cardboard under the paper. Pull ½ sheet of paper out and securely close the door. You should hear a loud click. Press RHY and press Done after a couple seconds. Paper should advance to the end of the page and stop.
What to do if my Mortara Medical Equipment will not power on?
If your Mortara Medical Equipment will not power on, disconnect the AC power cable from the wall outlet and depress the On/Off button for more than 30 seconds. Then, plug the AC power cord back into the wall outlet and follow the instructions on the display. If the problem persists, contact Mortara Technical Support.
What to do if the AC power cord is not connected properly to my Mortara Medical Equipment?
If the AC power cord is not connected to a grounded electrical outlet or is damaged on your Mortara Medical Equipment, ensure that the AC power cord is not damaged and is firmly connected to the AC power connector on the rear of the electrocardiograph. The green LED next to the power button should be lit when AC is correctly connected. Also, ensure that the electrocardiograph is plugged into a grounded electrical outlet. If the AC power is being used and the AC power switch is set to the On position, but the AC power on indicator light does not illuminate and the display is still dark, contact Mortara Technical Support.
General| Type | Electrocardiograph |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 12 |
| Battery Life | Up to 8 hours |
| Display | LCD |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Keyboard | Alphanumeric |
| Data Storage | Internal memory |
| Power | Rechargeable battery |
| Sampling Rate | 40, 000 samples/second/channel used for pacemaker spike detection; 1, 000 samples/second/channel used for recording and analysis |
Critical safety warnings to prevent injury or damage.
Important cautions for safe device operation and maintenance.
Guidelines for electromagnetic emissions and intended environment.
Guidelines for electromagnetic immunity and intended environment.
Steps for initial device setup and configuration.
Instructions for configuring AMxx and WAM wireless acquisition modules.
Overview of configurable settings accessible to all users.
Instructions on powering the device using AC power or battery.
Steps for preparing the patient and attaching electrodes for ECG acquisition.
Methods for entering patient demographic information.
Procedure for manually entering patient data.
Steps for acquiring and printing ECGs using WAM or AMxx modules.
Guidance for electrode placement errors and screen notification messages.
How critical test results are identified and notified to the user.
Procedures for printing rhythm strips and acquiring STAT ECGs.
Information on transmitting ECG records via LAN or WLAN.
Configuring AC filter, ECG filters, interpretation, reasons, and CTR.
Steps for configuring LAN connection parameters for network transmission.
Steps for configuring WLAN connection parameters for wireless transmission.
Setting and managing administrator and technician passwords.
Troubleshooting guide for system-level issues and LCD messages.
Troubleshooting guide for ECG acquisition and artifact issues.
Troubleshooting guide for ECG transmission and connectivity problems.
Troubleshooting guide for display-related issues.
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