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126 Instructions for use Babyleo TN500 SW 1.0n
Operation
6.20.3 Playing audio files
Audio files from an external MP3 player or a cellular phone can be played in the
patient compartment, e.g., the parents' voices or music.
A loudspeaker which transmits the audio signals into the patient compartment is
located in the sensor wall. The volume in the patient compartment is limited to a
maximum of 55 dB(A), regardless of the volume set on the cellular phone or MP3
player.
Prerequisites:
–
The "Developmental Care" package has been installed.
– The device is in operation.
– The Dräger audio cable is available.
– An external playback device is available along with an audio file.
WARNING
Risk of electric shock
If the interface connectors and the patient are touched at the same time, there is a
risk of an electric shock.
► Do not simultaneously touch the audio port and the patient.
Procedure:
1
Connect the audio cable to an MP3 player or a cellular phone.
2 Insert the audio cable into the audio port on the rear of the sensor wall. For
further information, see the following chapter: ''Connectors on the rear sensor
wall'' (page 30)
3 Start playback and adjust the volume on the playback device.

The voices or music are played in the patient compartment.
4 Observe the patient while the audio file is played.
5 Stop the playback after an appropriate amount of time.
The selection and use of audio material is left to the discretion of the clinical
staff.
6.20.4 Hood cover
A hood cover can be used to protect the patient from strong incident light. The hood
cover also dampens ambient noise. The hood cover has a flap on the top which can
be folded down for phototherapy treatment. A phototherapy light can then be placed
above the device.
The hood cover can only be used during incubator operation.
Observe the separate instructions for use for the hood cover.