What to do if there is radio frequency interference with Summit Doppler Medical Equipment?
If you experience radio frequency interference with your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment, try increasing the distance between the LifeDop and the source of the interference.
Why is the heart rate inaccurate on my Summit Doppler Medical Equipment?
If the heart rate displayed on your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment is inaccurate, relocate the probe for a better signal. For OB applications, make sure that maternal sounds are not mixing with fetal sounds. Also, manually count to ensure the rate is between 50 and 220 BPM.
Why doesn't my Summit Doppler Medical Equipment rechargeable unit hold a charge?
If your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment rechargeable unit does not hold a charge, first verify that you are using the correct recharge adapter, specifically Wallach Surgical Devices products. If the batteries are old, refer to the Maintenance Section.
Why is the recharge indicator flashing on my Summit Doppler Medical Equipment?
If the recharge indicator is flashing on your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment, it means the recharge cycle is complete or the batteries didn’t require recharge.
How to improve poor sound quality on Summit Doppler Medical Equipment?
If the sound quality of your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment is poor, relocate the probe for a better signal. Refer to the Signal Strength Indicator.
What to do if probe frequency does not match the connected probe on Summit Doppler Medical Equipment?
If the probe frequency does not match the connected probe on your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment, check that the attached probe is the correct one and properly attached. If the correct probe is being used, contact Wallach Surgical Devices’ Service Department.
Why is the recharge indicator off after charging Summit Doppler Medical Equipment?
If the recharge indicator is off after charging your Summit Doppler Medical Equipment, a battery level error has occurred. Refer to Diagnostic Codes and contact service.
Detects fetal heart beats for viability assessment using 2 and 3 MHz probes.
Detects blood flow in veins/arteries for peripheral vascular disease detection (4, 5, 8 MHz).
Lists contraindications, warnings, and cautions for device operation.
Details on 2 MHz (late term) and 3 MHz (general purpose) obstetrical probes.
Details on 4 MHz (broad), 5 MHz (deep vessels), and 8 MHz (shallow vessels) vascular probes.
Instructions for powering the unit on/off and its auto-shutdown feature.
Visual indicators for monitoring battery status on display and non-display units.
Steps and warnings for recharging the device's batteries.
Importance of adequate gel for ultrasound transmission and probe performance.
Techniques for locating fetal heart sounds at different stages of pregnancy.
Guidance for obtaining peripheral arterial and venous sounds using 5 and 8 MHz probes.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit and probes after each examination.
Recommended disinfectants and proper storage conditions.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing batteries.
Common causes and solutions for poor sound quality and inaccurate heart rate.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Type | Doppler |
| Model | LifeDop L150 Series |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery or AC adapter |
| Probe Type | Interchangeable |
| Application | Vascular |
| Frequency | 8 MHz |
| Battery Life | Approximately 8 hours |
| Weight | Approximately 0.7 lbs (0.32 kg) |
| Output | Audio |
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