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General| Model | Nicolet V Series |
|---|---|
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Common Mode Rejection Ratio | > 100 dB |
| Manufacturer | Natus |
| Channels | Up to 256 |
| A/D Resolution | 24 bits |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Software | Nicolet Software |
| Power Supply | Internal |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on configuration |
| Weight | Varies depending on configuration |
| Amplifier Input Impedance | >1000 MΩ |
| Input Impedance | >1000 MΩ |
Describes the intended use of the NicoletOne System V32 Amplifier with Oximetry.
Identifies the target audience for the Nicolet V Series amplifiers manual.
Provides crucial information regarding manual updates and product usage adherence.
Details the manufacturer's name and contact information.
Identifies the authorized representative for the European Union.
Shows the CE mark and compliance information with the Medical Device Directive.
Provides contact details for domestic and international technical support.
Details the shock prevention and protection against water ingress classifications.
Refers to a guide for Electromagnetic Compatibility information for the Nicolet system.
Describes the V-Series systems for EEG and PSG monitoring, featuring v32/v44 amplifiers.
Guides on finding a suitable location for the V-Series Amplifier Systems near the test subject.
Details precautions to prevent electrical shock hazards when connecting and operating the equipment.
Warns against using the system in the presence of flammable anesthetics or other flammable substances.
Provides critical safety instructions to prevent patient injury or equipment damage during operation.
Recommends that all cabling be run by qualified personnel according to local standards and regulations.
Explains the use of an approved isolation transformer to reduce leakage current summation.
Instructions for installing and testing an optional network interface card in the host PC.
Guidance on selecting a location for the power supply for ventilation and accessibility.
Describes network connection options for the v32 or v44 amplifiers to the host computer.
Instructions on how to plug the headbox into the v32 or v44 amplifier with the provided cable.
Illustrates the cabling diagram for the v44 sleep amplifier system #1.
Shows the cabling diagram for the v32 or v44 sleep amplifier system #2.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the NicoletOne software to communicate with the V-Series amplifier.
Instructions for programming v32/v44 amplifiers for communication via DHCP or TCP/IP network settings.
Guides on configuring the computer's NIC with an IP address for proper network connectivity.
Overview of controls, indicators, and other features available for use on the V Series amplifier unit.
Important safety precautions for patients when using the V Series amplifier, including equipment handling.
Details how to check impedances using the V32 amplifier and HB-4 headbox, including selecting impedance limits.
Explains the function of the optional Event pushbutton for signaling the recording software for event marking.
Describes the built-in photic connection and how stimulation protocols are set up and executed via host software.
States there is no routine maintenance required beyond periodic checks for wear, abrasion, and cleaning.
Provides instructions on how to clean the main system modules, event pushbutton, and electrodes safely.
Recommends specific temperature, pressure, and humidity ranges for storage and transportation.
Advises following federal, state, and local laws for proper disposal of printed circuit boards and plastic parts.
Explains the use of the built-in calibration signal source for verifying proper operation and adjustment.
