Siemens Medical Systems ABTU3 Bio-Telemetry Transmitter User Manual USERS GUIDE SECTION 1

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MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION
with
INFINITY Telemetry System
User’s Guide
Siemens Medical Systems, Inc.
Electromedical Group
16 Electronics Avenue
Danvers, MA 01923
MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION
with INFINITYTM Telemetry Option
User’s Guide
Sufiware VEl
G) Siemens AG 1999. All rights reserved
Printed in the United States ofAmerica
This sofiware bears the C E label in accordance with the previ—
sions ofthe Directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993 concerning
medical devices (this label is not applicable for US devices).
c 6°“! Authorized EC representative:
Siemens-Elema AB
Romgenvagen 2
SE ”I 95 Solna
Sweden
Siemens reserves the right to modify the design and specifica-
tions contained herein without prior notice Please contact your
local Siemens Sales Representative for the most current informa-
lion.
Reproduction in any manner, in whole or in part, in English or in
any other languages, except for brief excerpts in reviews and sci-
entific papers is prohibited without prior written permission of
Siemens AG.
All Siemens devices are intended for use by qualified and trained
medical personnel onlyt
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Before using all Siemens devices, read all the manuals that are
provided with your device carefully. Patient monitoring equip~
ment, however sophisticated, should never be used as a substitute
for the human care. attention, and critical judgment that only
trained health care professionals can provide.
WA RNING: The use of non~siemens approved soft-
ware on the CPU of the MULTlVlEW WORKSTATION is
strictly forbidden.
CAUTION: The MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION and the INFINITY
receiver are no! intended for use in the patient vicinity.
WA RNING: Diagnosis based on Interpretation 0112-
Iead monit ing results should only be done by qualified
personnel. Prior to final interpretation and diagnosis.
qualified physlclans should review suggested diagnostic
statements and all other available information.
CA UTION: Federal Law in [he Uni/ed Slates restriclx these
devices lo sale 17): or on order ofa physician.
WARNING: The connection of non-Slemens approved
equipment to the INFINIYYTM network is strictly forbidden.
This device complies with Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received. including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
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MquiViEWWORKSTATiON (WITH TELEMETRY OPTION) Page iii
Siemens Medical Engineering Group warrants that its products
designated as YEAR 2000 Ready will correctly store, export, pro-
cess, calculate, display. prim out, compare and sequence data
from, into, and between the twentieth and twenty»first centuries.
and the years 1999 and 2000, including leap year calculations,
when used in accordance with the associated Siemens product
documentation and provided that all hardware, firmware. and
software used in combination with such products properly
exchange accurate and unambiguous data with Siemens products.
Overview of Contents
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MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION - Basic Version
This chapter describes the scaled-down version ofthe MULTI-
VIEW WORKSTATION
MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION - Enhanced Version
This section contains all ofthe following chapters
Chapter 1 - About the MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION
This chapter introduces the INFINITY NETWORK1M and the MULTI-
VIEW WORKSTATIONTMA
Chapter 2 - About the Transmitter
This chapter describes the transmitter and how to customize it
according to an individual patients needs
Chapter 3 - MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION Setup
This chapter explains how to configure the monitoring character-
istics ofthe MULTIVIEW WORKSTATION and the available CLUS-
TERVIEW layouts.
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About the Transmitter
This chapter describes the transmitter used to monitor telemetry
patients. It also describes how to customize the transmitter
according to an individual patient’s needs. The table at the end of
the chapter contains various transmitter messages that may
appear during monitoring. These messages provide helpful hints
in eliminating certain operational errors.
WARNING: Under NO circumstances should the trans-
mitter be used without the battery cover securely in
place.
eral Description
ismltter Componen s .
.ead Connector
ntedace Connector I Programming Port
Transmitter Buttons
.ED Status Patterns
Transmitter Operating Modes
lacing the Transmitter Battery
ismitter Setup"
Itccessing the Transmitter Setup Menu
Transmitter Status information.
lvaiiable Functions on the Transmitter Setup Menu
3ustomizing the Transmitter Buttons
kctivating a Spare Transmitter
|ramming the Transmitter
5rogramming the Transmitter
errogramming a Corrupted Transmitter .
Selecting the Lead Cable Type
ching the Transmitter to the P ent
ismitter Messages
Status Messages ..
>rogramming Messages
eral Description
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The transmitter is worn by the patient and can be used either with
a 3-1ead or a S-lead cable, which is attached to the ECG elec-
trodes.
The lead cables detect the patient’s ECG, including paced beats.
The transmitter broadcasts these signals to the dedicated MULTI-
VIEW WORKSTATION for display.
CAUTION: Because the lead cables also function as amen-
nas. do not m” or [cup them loge/her. Instead tape each [end
separalely lo the patient.
The transmitter sends the following information to the MULTI~
VIEW WORKSTATloN:
If ECG data from leads I, II, and V (with pacer pulses detected
on leads I and ll)
n push button activities for recording and staffalert requests
and for issuing a 1 mV calibration pulse
a transmitterlD
at current transmitter sofiware
a battery voltage
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ansmitter Components
The following illustraiions show the transmitter’s various compo-
nems.
|d Connector
The lead connector accepts
either a B-Iead or a S-lead
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use the proiective cover lo
protect the oihcr rwo
exposed pins oflhe |ransmil- r
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The transmitter is equipped with a special inierface connector that
can be used for the following purposes:
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connecting a MICROZ
oximeter - allows you
to monitor a patient’s
SpOz and pulse rate.
Please refer in chapter
9, MicrOZ Mani/tiring
for detailed infoma-
lion.
connecting a QUICK-
VIEW cable - allows
you to view a patient’s ECG waveform (lead II) and possible
pacer spikes, The cable anaches lo the transmitter’s program-
ming port and bedside monitori
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NOTE: To ensure the besl possible ECG signal, you should only
use the MulliView cable when the transmitter is in 5-Iead mode.
programming the transmitter (see page 2-13. Programming
the Transmilter'}.

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