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required for the examination: this is to reduce the exposure time to the electromagnetic radiations due to 
radio signal transmission, although the radio-frequency power is very limited. 

• Use only 1.5V batteries of the indicated type. Insert them as stated and check their condition before each 

use (dead or damaged batteries may cause leakage of acid). 

• Do not switch on or use the device if the covers of the battery compartment are not correctly closed. 
• Insert the patient cable 

CV010

 connectors only into the corresponding sockets of the 

wEc1

 unit. Do not 

connect those plugs in any other way. 

• The equipment must never be used together with   a defibrillator, since it has not been designed for such 

use. 

• During Carotid pressure signal recording, the compression of the Carotid bulbs may accidentally produce  

reduction  of  heart  rate.  This  kind  of  phenomenon  could  be  more  common  in  old  aged  patients  with 
accentuate  vagal  sensitivity.  It  is  highly  recommended  to  stop  the  examination  upon  appearance  of 
bradycardia. We furthermore remind that simultaneous compression of both Carotid bulbs is absolutely 
forbidden, considering that this can cause syncope by arterial hypotension and severe bradyarrhythmias. 

• Install antivirus software on the computer used for the  

PusePen

 system. 

• Make backup copies of the patient archive on a regular basis, as described in the software on line Help. 
• Reduce the probability of radio interference following prescriptions of the next section. 

• Use the equipment only for the purposes stated in this manual. 
• DiaTecne s.r.l. cannot be held responsible for any damages caused to persons, animals, or things if the 

user does not scrupulously follow the indications given in this manual. 

Reciprocal Interferences with other Equipments 

The   

PulsePen

  device  was  designed  to  be  immune  to  electrical,  electromagnetic,  electrostatic  and 

magnetic disturbances that are present in normal environment; likewise, the  

PulsePen

 produces a small 

amount of disturbances for other equipments. It cannot however be excluded that, in particular situations, 
some functional anomalies could appear also in the form of signal alteration; in this case it is necessary to 
remove all potential sources of disturbance when possible, or to move to a more appropriate location. 
Considering that the “Intended Use” of the device requires a qualified medical operator, he/she may easily 
recognize any anomalous functional situation, such as the presence of “noise” superimposed to the signal or 
alteration of the morphology, and follow the indications suggested above. 

Typical  noise  sources  are  the  “hotspot”/WiFi  devices,  Bluetooth  /  Zigbee  devices  and  any  kind  of 
transmitter in the 2,4 GHz frequency band.

  

 

Ensure  that  the  WiFi  /  Bluetooth  functions  of  the  computer  and  cellular  phones  are  switched  off 

during the use of the  

PulsePen

. When available activate the ‘flight/airplane mode’ on these devices. 

• Medical devices require special cautions for electromagnetic disturbances (EMC) and must be installed/

used according to instructions in the following tables. 

• Mobile devices for radio frequency communications may disturb electromedical devices. 
• For the correct use of the  

PulsePen

, the 

wEc1

 and 

wTn1

 units must be in a 3 meters radius from the 

wRs1

 unit. Higher distance could influence the correct operation. 

• The use of cables and accessories different from those in the original package could adversely influence 

the performances of the device. 

• Respect distances from other devices according to the following Tab. 4. 
• The   

PulsePen

  device  transmits  radio  frequency  in  the  ISM  2.4  GHz  band  with  MSK  modulation,   

ERP = 2 dBm (P 

 1.6 mW). 

• The  

PulsePen

 system meets the requirements of the following tables. 

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9

User Manual   

PulsePen 

- V. 4.6

Summary of Contents for PulsePen WPP001-ET

Page 1: ...1 to be inserted in one USB port of the computer for synchronization and collection of signals coming from wTn1 and wEc1 2 ECG cables with crocodile terminals code CV010 Generic accessories USB memory with Software Tutorial this manual in pdf format 2 or 3 Alkaline batteries 1 5 V AAA IEC LR03 depending on the model Guarantee Certificate Carrying Bag WPP001 ET WPP001 ETT Note the PulsePen works wi...

Page 2: ... unit wEc1 1 On Off button keep pressed for about 1 sec 2 Cap for battery replacement pull away from the unit s body Extract the old battery Gently insert the new fresh battery following the polarity specified on the label Put the cap on and push it until snap occurs 3 Patient cable sockets Signal Receiver unit wRs1 1 Led indicates the operating mode This Led blinks green when the PulsePen softwar...

Page 3: ...essure measured by the sensor in a not a priori quantifiable manner For this reason it is necessary to calibrate tonometric signals using the systolic and diastolic pressures obtained from an external sphygmomanometer supplied by the operator The calibration process is based on the assumption that diastolic and mean pressure substantially don t change along the arterial tree The pulse wave velocit...

Page 4: ...ching Power supply Alkaline AAA 1 5V IEC LR03 battery Max applicable sensor force 4 5 Kg Vibrations 20 g 10 Hz 2 KHz sinusoidal Shock 150 g Weight 25g without battery Dimensions mm 114 L x 25 W x 20 H wEc1 On Off button Resolution 0 15 µV Dynamic range 5 mV Capture 16 bit 1000 S sec Data Rx Tx radio link ISM 2 4 GHz Acoustic signal On Off switching Power supply Alkaline AAA 1 5V IEC LR03 battery V...

Page 5: ...ion wastes This device requires fresh disposable ECG electrodes Ag AgCl incorporated with gel that can be used for crocodile clips Place them as indicated in the figure Red subclavian right region Black subcostal left region The suggested position can be modified at the operator s discretion when ECG signals are too low inverted or altered for example in case of pathologies Direct electrodes conta...

Page 6: ...complexes are saved and automatically analyzed by pressing the icon with the diskette symbol or the Enter key At this point a new window will be displayed in order to insert systolic and diastolic pressures measured immediately before or afterward by an external sphygmomanometer In case of peripheral artery the operator should use in addition a measuring tape to obtain three distances in millimete...

Page 7: ...as Sensor 2 2 beeps at switch on These are the factory settings for the WPP001 ET system and for the wTn1 unit with black ring of the WPP001 ETT system wTn1 set as Sensor 1 1 beep at switch on wTn1 set as Sensor 2 2 beeps at switch on These are the factory settings for the wTn1 units respectively with red and black ring of the WPP001 ETT system Wrong Combinations wEc1 Sensor 1 1 beep at switch on ...

Page 8: ...its wTn1 and wEc1 with its patient cable at a distance of no less than 1 5 meters from the computer and the same computer at no less than 1 5 meters from the patient Avoid touching simultaneously any part of the computer including the wRs1 unit and one or both of the wEc1 including the patient cable and the wTn1 units Do not immerse any part of the device into water or other substances or expose i...

Page 9: ...ents The PulsePen device was designed to be immune to electrical electromagnetic electrostatic and magnetic disturbances that are present in normal environment likewise the PulsePen produces a small amount of disturbances for other equipments It cannot however be excluded that in particular situations some functional anomalies could appear also in the form of signal alteration in this case it is n...

Page 10: ... an electromagnetic environment as described below Immunity Test IEC 60601 1 2 Test level Compliance level Electromagnetic Environment Electrostatic Discharge ESD IEC 61000 4 2 8 KV contact 15 KV air IEC 60601 1 2 Test level Floors should be wood concrete or ceramic tile If floors are covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Electrical Fast Transient Burst IEC 61...

Page 11: ... an electromagnetic environment as described below Immunity Test IEC 60601 1 2 Test level Compliance level Electromagnetic Environment Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 10V m 80 MHz 2 7 GHz 10V m Levels characteristic of a typical location in a typical commercial or hospital environment Conducted RF I C 61000 4 6 3V 150 KHz 80 MHz 6V ISM bands and amateur radio 150 KHz 80 MHz Not Applicable Levels charact...

Page 12: ...ecommended below according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment Test Frequency MHz Band MHz Max Power W Distance m Immunity Test Level V m 385 380 390 1 8 0 3 27 450 430 470 2 0 3 28 710 745 780 704 787 0 2 0 3 9 810 870 930 800 960 2 0 3 28 1720 1845 1970 1700 1990 2 0 3 28 2450 2400 2570 2 0 3 28 5240 5500 5785 5100 5800 0 2 0 3 9 Minimum separation distances for higher im...

Page 13: ... the system is not in Freeze mode due to absence of tonometric signal on the wTn1 probe Gently touch the pressure sensor with fingers In the Setup panel check if the radio channel of wRs1 wEc1 wTn1 units is the same Pls refer to the software on line Help for more details If the problems remain after the above attempts or if you have doubts regarding the function of the equipment please contact Dia...

Page 14: ...ng pay attention Class II device Applied parts are of type BF The device incorporates radio frequency transmitters not ionizing radiations The product must be discarded as electronic waste separately from other waste at the end of its service life SN each unit is identified with a serial number 14 User Manual PulsePen V 4 6 ...

Page 15: ...ce communicating these changes only to the competent bodies Composition 1 Tonometric unit wTn1 2 ECG unit wEc1 2 Signal Receiver unit wRs1 2 Intended Use 3 Technical Specifications 4 Classification 4 Computer Connection 4 Software Installation 4 Use of the device 5 Maintenance and Cleaning 8 Warnings and Precautions for Use 8 Reciprocal Interferences with other Equipments 9 Tab 1 Electromagnetic E...

Page 16: ...14 2019 V 4 6 Eng Jan 2019 16 User Manual PulsePen V 4 6 DiaTecne s r l Via G di Vittorio 190 20097 S Donato Milanese Milano Italia PulsePen Ref WPP001 ET SN 0051 DiaTecne s r l Via G di Vittorio 190 20097 S Donato Milanese Milano Italia PulsePen Ref WPP001 ETT SN 0051 ...

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