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General| Brand | Novacor |
|---|---|
| Model | Diasys Integra II |
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Language | English |
Details warranty coverage for the Diasys unit, including serial number identification and defect coverage.
Explains warranty limitations for accessories and cables, with specific mention of cables.
Outlines conditions under which the guarantee is void, such as unauthorized repairs or damage from misuse.
Information on how registered customers will be informed about available upgrades for the Diasys Integra II.
States copyright information for the manual and trademarks associated with the product and software.
Details the auscultatory measurement method using a microphone and ECG gating for accuracy.
Describes the oscillometric mode based on analyzing the cuff pressure curve for mean pressure.
Explains the automatic mode where the unit selects the best measurement mode based on initial tests.
States that measurements are equivalent to trained observers using standard methods, within prescribed limits.
Lists the included standard accessories: recorder, batteries, cuff, tubing, pouch, and belt.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase, such as chargers, cables, software, and printers.
Details the Diasys Integra II recorder, its connectors, buttons, and mode selector functions.
Explains the features of the Diasys battery charger, including indicator lights and charging process.
Describes the Diasys Integra II cuff, its features for ambulatory recording, and its components.
Details the process of preparing the battery, including charging and indicator lights.
Explains the Diasys charger's operation, including red and green indicator lights on the front panel.
Provides details on the rechargeable NiMH batteries, their specifications, and precautions for use.
Explains the step-by-step process for charging the Diasys Integra II battery using the charger.
Describes indicators for a fully charged battery and precautions for storing charged or partially charged batteries.
Explains how to correctly insert the rechargeable battery into the Diasys Integra II recorder.
Provides detailed steps for inserting the battery, including cover removal, polarity, and alignment.
Explains the function and lifetime of the internal safeguard battery and how its status is tested.
Introduces the manual programming operations for the Diasys Integra II unit.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to set the time on the Diasys Integra II unit.
Details the procedure for programming the date, including format selection and year adjustment.
Explains how to set the daytime and night-time measurement intervals for the Diasys Integra II.
Guides the user on how to correctly position the blood pressure cuff on the patient's arm.
Details the steps for applying the standard cuff, including locating the artery and using protectors.
Provides essential advice on selecting the correct cuff size and proper cuff placement for accurate readings.
Instructions on how to prepare the cuff for use on the right arm.
Details how to set up the optional ECG cable for use with the auscultatory mode and ECG gating.
Explains how the ECG cable enables QKd measurement, an index of arterial distensibility.
Describes the optional position sensor feature for detecting patient's vertical or horizontal position.
Details the ECG cable position sensor, its placement, and how it can automate interval changes.
Explains the orthostatism cable position sensor and its ability to trigger measurements upon position change.
Details the procedure for starting up the Diasys Integra II unit and the initial messages displayed.
Describes the initial 2 test measurements performed by the Diasys Integra II at the start of monitoring.
Explains how to manually trigger a measurement using the keys, and its effect on programmed measurements.
Describes palliative measurements triggered after a defective measurement and conditions for their use.
Explains when the Diasys Integra II enters suspend mode due to consecutive measurement failures.
Details how to perform a measurement that is displayed but not stored, without affecting the program.
Explains the standard and optional data displayed by the unit after each measurement.
Instructions on how to stop an ongoing measurement or the entire monitoring session.
Explains how error codes are displayed and detailed by the software for troubleshooting.
Explains how to connect the Diasys to a PC or printer for data transmission and report generation.
Describes the process of automatically transmitting recorded data to a remote computer via modem.
Warns against using sharp objects on keys and notes the unit's lack of waterproof design.
Instructions for cleaning the Diasys unit, cuff, and tubing with appropriate materials.
Information on workshop maintenance, loan units, and transport cost responsibilities.
Explains how to perform a calibration test to check the unit's accuracy.
Details the importance of the safeguard battery and that it must be replaced by authorized personnel.
Guidelines for storing the Diasys Integra II and its accessories, including temperature recommendations.
Recommends preventative check-ups every two years to reduce breakdowns and prolong unit life.
Lists the electrical safety standards the Diasys Integra II complies with.
Highlights factors affecting measurement reliability and patient position influences.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and temperature specifications for the Diasys and charger.
Lists technical details like recorder type, measurement modes, precision, and measurement ranges.
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