What to do if my Natus Medical Equipment has interference from other devices?
If your Natus Medical Equipment is experiencing interference, try unplugging other devices on the same circuit. This includes printers, mechanical beds, vacuum cleaners, and any other potential sources of interference.
How to fix improper electrical grounding in Natus Medical Equipment?
To correct improper electrical grounding with your Natus Medical Equipment, install a medical-grade ground. This will ensure that your clinic has a properly grounded electrical system.
What to do if cables are not connected properly to my Natus Medical Equipment?
Ensure all cables are correctly connected between the EMU40EX and the computer. If using a LAN, verify that both the hardware and software are configured correctly.
What to do if patient electrodes are not connected correctly to natus EMU40EX?
Make sure the patient electrodes are connected to the correct channels in the Breakout Box.
What to do if natus EMU40EX electrodes are causing a short circuit?
If the electrodes are touching each other, they are likely causing a short circuit, which will result in an artifact. Separate the electrodes to prevent them from touching.
What to do if my natus EMU40EX Medical Equipment still has a problem after shutdown?
If the problem persists after a standard shutdown, shut down the system for at least 10 seconds. After that, set up the test again from the beginning.
What to do if electrodes fit improperly into the Breakout Box of my natus EMU40EX Medical Equipment?
Ensure the patient electrodes fit properly into the Breakout Box; they should not fit loosely.
What to do if there are breaks in patient electrode cables of natus EMU40EX?
Check the patient electrode cables to ensure there are no visible breaks.
Describes the purpose and application of the EMU40EX EEG Headbox.
Lists conditions for which the EMU40EX Amplifier is used.
Specifies the target users and patient demographics for the EMU40EX.
Outlines the advantages of using the EMU40EX Amplifier for diagnosis.
Details any known contraindications or side effects of using the EMU40EX.
Lists safety and EMC standards the EMU40EX complies with.
Declares compliance with IEC 60601-1-2 regarding electromagnetic emissions.
Declares compliance with FCC rules for digital devices.
Provides general warnings and cautions for operating the EMU40EX system.
Details electrical safety precautions and warnings for the EMU40EX.
Lists warnings and cautions related to the patient environment.
Outlines specific warnings and cautions for the pulse oximeter function.
Provides warnings and cautions related to the wireless connectivity option.
Details warnings regarding electromagnetic interference.
Lists warnings for transport and cleaning the system.
Explains procedures for handling Electrostatic Discharge to prevent damage.
Describes procedures and warnings for conducted immunity.
Defines various system-specific symbols used in the manual.
Details analog and digital channel specifications.
Outlines host interface and user interface specifications.
Lists modes of operation and wireless functionality specifications.
Specifies environmental limits for operation, transport, and storage.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the system components.
Shows an image of the complete EMU40EX System, including components.
Details various connectors and ports on the Base Unit.
Lists inputs, connections, and status indicators on the breakout box.
Lists items included and optional components for the EMU40EX.
Provides instructions for connecting the EMU40EX to a computer via USB or Ethernet.
Explains how to access and configure IP settings for network connectivity.
Details icons indicating connectivity status and system functions.
Provides initial steps, placement, and study starting guidance.
Describes the components of the EMU40EX EEG amplifier system.
Explains system operation with wireless enabled and disabled.
Details amplifier calibration and performing channel signal tests.
Guides on performing an impedance check using the software.
Explains oximeter principles, indications, and technical specifications.
Lists factors affecting accuracy and causes of pulse signal loss.
Provides specifications for the system trolley and Natus ErgoJust Cart.
Details maintenance, cleaning instructions, and proper disposal procedures.
Offers a checklist of common troubleshooting steps for system issues.
Guides on documenting incidents and contacting technical support.
Lists available replacement parts for the system.
Lists compatible optional accessories for the system.
General| Channels | 40 |
|---|---|
| Input Impedance | >100 MΩ |
| Type | EEG Amplifier |
| Resolution | 24 bits |
| Impedance Check | Yes |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| High-pass Filter | 0.1 Hz, 0.3 Hz, 0.5 Hz, 1 Hz, 5 Hz, 10 Hz |
| Low-pass Filter | 100 Hz |
| Notch Filter | 50 Hz or 60 Hz |
| Data Storage | External |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C |
| Operating Humidity | 30% non-condensing |
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