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Printing
Using the cables provided connect the mini USB A/B socket on the
back of MicroLoop cradle to the input socket on the printer. For a list
of compatible printers refer to the web site or contact your local
dealer
It is recommended that during printing the batteries are placed on
charge with the cradle connected to the mains adapter.
NOTE:
Keep the printer out of reach of the patient at all times.
Charging Procedure
The MicroLoop’s internal batteries are discharged when shipped from
the factory and should be fully charged on first use. Plug the AC
adapter into the mains supply and plug the adapter output plug into
the power input socket on the cradle. The orange charging light on
top of the unit will flash to indicate charging and will turn on
constantly to indicate full charge. The blue lights on the cradle will
also be illuminated.
The batteries will take approximately 4 hours to become fully
charged.
Note:
Use only the AC adapter supplied. Use of any other type may
cause permanent damage to the MicroLoop and cause a fire or
electrical hazard. Do not plug in and remove the power lead from
the AC adapter repeatedly.
PC connection using SPCS
SPCS is an easy to use PC based windows application that interfaces
to the MicroLoop via a USB or serial port. It incorporates a database
into which patient details can be entered and downloaded to the
MicroLoop or test results may be uploaded from the MicroLoop to
the PC.
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