Siemens Medical Systems ABTU3 Bio-Telemetry Transmitter User Manual USERS GUIDE SECTION 2

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nsmitter Buttons
The transmitter is equipped with the following two push buttons:
at
lfyou press both transmitter buttons simultaneously, a I mV cali-
bration pulse is superimposed on the ECG at the MULTIVIEW
WORKSTATION.
The red sraflalert button allows the patient
to initiate a serious alarm lone at the MULTI-
VIEW WORKSTATION. You can silence this
alarm by clicking on the Alarm Silence
button at the MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION. In
addition. the message STAFFALERT is dis-
played in the patient’s waveform channel,
The white retarding button allows you to
initiate a recording. For a timed recording
press this button less than 3 seconds: for a
continuous recording, press it longer than 3
seconds.
The two LEDs next to Ihe recording button
blink once for a timed recording and three times for a contin-
uous recording.
About th Transmitter
tatus Patterns
The transmitter is equipped with four
light indicators (LEDs). which show
the transmitter’s operating status and
any malfunction such as a lead-oft"
condition, The following table
describes the various LED patterns and their corresponding
causes. (The illustration shows the orientation ofthe transmittter
as you are examining the LED pattemsr)
9 LED pattern”
Description
Action
Critical hardware error
Serious error
Reinsert lhe battery. it the
error persists. take the trans-
mitter out or service.
The battery charge is very
low.
Replace the battery (see
page 2-6).
0000 The transmitter is uutside Reprogram the transmitter.
the receiver range,
0000 Hardware configuration error Reinsen Ihe battery If lhe
error persists. take the trans-
mitter out of service
0000 The QuickView cable is can» not applicable
nested.
0000 Pacer sew-test 7a|lure, Reinsefl the battery, It the
error persistsr take the trans-
OOOO EKG baseline recovery Cir. mttter out or service.
unit failure
0000 Configuration error
0000 Corrupted transmitter Repmgram the transmitter.
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nsmitter Operating Modes
The transmitter functions in one oftwo operating modes, In "nor-
mal’ mode, the transmitter is connected to the patient collecting
data, which it relays to the MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION, ln ‘stafi"
mode. the transmitter is not connected to a patient and you can
diagnose its status.
Normal Operating Mode
When you first insert a battery into a transmitter. it performs a
self-test and, ifit is completed successfully. all ofthe LEDs flash
for a brieftnoment. However, ifan error is detected. the transmit»
ter LEDs first flash all at once and Ihen alternate with an error-
specific pattern (see page 2-6) An error message may also appear
at the MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION. For a list ofpossible messages
and suggestions on how to solve common error conditions. con-
sult page 2—18. lfyou cannot correct the problem. take the trans-
mitter out ofoperation and contact your Biomed.
Should the transmitter detect a fatal error during, normal opera»
tion, it resets itselfor shuts down while the LEDs display an error
code (see page 26).
Staff Mode
This mode is used to troubleshoot the transmitter To activate the
stafimode, press the red button for more than 3 seconds. The
LEDs may identify the following possible error conditions:
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NOTE: The statl‘mode lasts for30 seconds. afler which it returns
to normal operating mode.
Lan- bmtery - The four LEDs ripple quickly once every 3 sec-
onds.
£1 Leadhlqfl- the LED(s) corresponding to the detached
lead(s) flashtes).
F Reference lead-off» all four LEDs flash simultaneously.
NOTE: lfyou use a 3-lead cable. only 3 LEDs flash when the ref-
erence lead is off.
2: Low battery and lead-off— the LED patterns alternate for
each condition
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lfthe transmitter LEDs ripple quickly once every 3 seconds dur»
ing normal operation, the battery is low and needs to be replaced.
The following table lists the compatible batteries
Nomlnal Typical Bat-
‘ Type ‘ Voltage (SYN-if! Cheractenstlcs
manganese 9 V 2 days. minis General purpose battery: good
mum shelf life
nanganese 9 V r4flgamys. mini- 229211, fireargy density: excellent
@ WARNING: ”you use
lithium batteries. use only
"it blind ULTRALIFE
(model uwr), Any other lith-
lum battery may present a
risk of tin or explosion.
a A V 4 days. mini— Unlimited shell Iile ll sealed
mum pouch is not opened Use at
lhis battery requlres the
vented battery cover
A CAUTION: To prevent
water from entering the battery
compartment via the vent
holes, the trensm‘ must be
wrapped in plastic ' is worn
tn the shower.
> Note: Recycle and dispose otall batteries properly according to ec
Directive 91ltssIEWG or equivalent. country-specific regulatlun
WARNING: To avoid explosion, do not recharge or disassemble a
battery 0! dispose of it In the
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Steps: Replacing the Battery
1. Remove the transmitter cover by grasping it firmly and pull-
ing it straight down.
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Insert a full) charged battery
from the back ofthe transmitter
(see illustration). The transmit-
ter performs a selfiest and. if it is
completed successfully. all of
the light indicators flash for a
briefmoment. lfthe lights ripple,
or if some flash while others do
not, the transmitter indicates one
ofseveral technical conditions
(see page 2-6).
3. Slip the transmitter cover on
with the sharp corners facing
upward.
To prevent water from entering
the battery companment. wrap the
transmitter in plastic ifit is to be
worn in the shower. Also. cover
the transmitter's programming
port with the protective cap (see
arrow) before exposing it to water
to prevent any damage.
NOTE: ”the transmitter is not
likely to be used for some time.
remove the battery.
About the Transmitter
emitter Setup
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The Transmitter Setup menu (illustrated below) provides not only
transmitter setup and status information but also allows you to
customize the transmitter according to the patient’s needs. How-
ever, thfie functions can only be configured for local telemetry
channels (a local patient is one who is being monitored by the
MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION where S/lle was admitted).
sing the Transmitter Setup Menu
1. Click on the patient’s parameter area in CLUSTERVIEW to
access the BEDVIEW window.
2. Click Setup.
3. Click on Telemetry P (if this button is not visible. the
Telemetry option must first be unlocked by your Biomed).
4. Click on Transmmar Setup to display the Transmitter
Setup menu.
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nsmitter Status Information
The following illustration shows the upper ponion ofthe Trans-
mitter Setup menu.
This part ofthe Transmitter Setup menu displays the following
status information for the transmitter that is currently assigned to
the selected telemetry channel:
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the transmitter’s ID (cannot be changed; it is configured by
your Biomed)
the selected lead wire type (either 3-Iead or Svlead)
the battery voltage bar graph showing the battery charge and
the current voltage. The color ofthe bar graph indicates the
remaining charge in the battery (green = good; yellow = poor;
red = discharged).
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the RF signal strength bar graph identifying the detected sig-
nal strength from the transmitter. The color of the bar graph
indicates the signal quality (green = good; yellow = average;
red = poor).
ECG lead prep bar graphs for each lead The color of the bar
graph indicates the quality ofthe signal (green 2 good; yel-
low = poor; red = off).
Update Shtus button allows you to update the screen with
the latest status information.
Refer to page 2-l t) for information on how to access the Trans»
mitter Setup menu.
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ble Functions on the Transmitter Setup Menu
in the lower portion ofthe Transmitter Setup menu (see illustra-
tion) you can do the following:
a customize the transmit-
ter’s recording and
staff alert 0 buttons.
e program a spare transmit- ’
ter to the operating
frequency of the corre-
sponding receiver chan-
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mizing the Transmitter Buttons
You can either activate or deactivate the transmitter’s recording
El and staff alert ° buttons for a patient as follows:
NOTE: You can only activate/deactivate the transmitter buttons
for an individual patient ifthe ‘Per Patient‘ mode was selected dur-
ing setup (see page 17-22).
Steps:
14 Access the Transmitter Setup menu (see page 2-10)
2. Click on the OnIOff button next to the menu selection
‘Transmitter Record? to activate/deactivate the transmitter
recording buttont
and/or
Click on the OnIOff button next to the menu selection
‘Transmitter StafiAIenz’ to activate/deactivate the transmit-
ter staff alert button.
3. Click on ACCEP‘ to store your selection or on Undo to
revert to the previous setting
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