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medTester 5000C

Operators Manual

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FROM: Wedge Port (9-pin connection)

TO: medTester 5000C (25-pin

connection)

MEDT COM1

COM1

MEDT COM2

COM2

Note

The COM1 cable is only needed if you want to use the Wedge
keyboard interface. This cable routes the keyboard signal from
the Wedge to the medTester. If you are not using the Wedge
keyboard, the COM1 cable is not required. In that case, you can
use COM1 as your regular serial port.

Figure 13-1.

Wedge Installation

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Summary of Contents for medTester 5000C Operators

Page 1: ...medTester 5000C Biomedical Tester Operators Manual PN 2243153 February 2006 2006 Fluke Corporation All rights reserved Printed in USA All product names are trademarks of their respective companies...

Page 2: ...SICAL DAMAGE CAUSED BY MISUSE OR PHYSICAL ABUSE IS NOT COVERED UNDER THE WARRANTY Items such as cables and nonserialized modules are not covered under this warranty Recalibration of instruments is not...

Page 3: ...gin Upon delivery if physical damage is found retain all packing materials in their original condition and contact the carrier immediately to file a claim If the instrument is delivered in good physic...

Page 4: ...walled carton of sufficient strength for the weight being shipped Use heavy paper or cardboard to protect all instrument surfaces Use nonabrasive material around all projecting parts Use at least four...

Page 5: ...l not be responsible for any injuries sustained due to unauthorized equipment modifications Restrictions and Liabilities Information in this document is subject to change and does not represent a comm...

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Page 7: ...medCheck 1 6 medTester 5000C Optional Modules 1 7 Features 1 11 Optional Accessories 1 11 medTester 5000C Instrument Specifications 1 12 Line Voltage and Measurements 1 12 Leakage Current 1 12 Equipme...

Page 8: ...und Fault Test 4 44 Toolbox 4 45 5 A U T O S E Q U E N C E S What Is an Autosequence 5 1 Description of Standard Safety Autosequences 5 2 Autosequence Selection 5 3 Standard Safety Autosequence Names...

Page 9: ...7 2 Running Waveforms from The WAVES Menu 7 4 Conducting Waveform Tests in Safety Autosequences 7 5 8 M E M O R Y Introduction 8 1 Viewing A Single Record 8 2 Printing Records 8 2 Print A Single Reco...

Page 10: ...ustomizing IV Pump Tests 10 22 Make Your Own Autosequence 10 22 Making an Autosequence 10 23 Infutest 10 23 IPT 1 10 25 IPT MC 10 26 Print Your Autosequence 10 26 Reinitialize Factory Default Settings...

Page 11: ...medTester 5000C 13 5 Operating the Wedge 13 7 Wedge Port Names 13 7 Enabling The Wedge 13 7 Configuring Wedge Ports 13 7 Configuring One Port for Two Purposes 13 11 Setting Baud Rates 13 11 Setting O...

Page 12: ...quences 16 1 Pacer Autosequence Names 16 3 Running Pacer Autosequence Tests 16 4 Pretest Device Prompts 16 5 Test Sequence 16 6 Posttest Prompts 16 14 Customizing Pacer Autosequences 16 15 Make Your O...

Page 13: ...perators manual symbol When you see this symbol on the instrument refer to the operators manual WARNING Denotes a hazard WARNING calls attention to a procedure practice or the like which if not correc...

Page 14: ...the RS 232 Printer module 100 Record Memory module Expanded Memory module and the Waveform Extended Testing module your medTester 5000C becomes even more powerful The Waveform Extended Testing module...

Page 15: ...with new features for your convenience Note in particular these chapters Chapter 1 introduces the medTester 5000C s enhanced features Chapter 3 shows you how to navigate the medTester s menus Chapter...

Page 16: ...t No 2243166 Fluke Biomedical Customer Service Department Telephone 800 648 7952 Safe current limits for electromedical apparatus ANSI AAMI ES1 1993 Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrume...

Page 17: ...ent types of medical equipment require tests that are unique to its operation patient monitors defibrillators and IV pumps to name just a few The medTester 5000C provides ECG waveforms for performance...

Page 18: ...ety and performance tests with the results returned to the computer Some medTester 5000C users prefer to accumulate the test data for equipment before reporting stored records Then at their convenienc...

Page 19: ...System See Chapter 11 medCheck Module for more information medTester 5000C Optional Modules The medTester 5000C offers several modules as options See the table later in this chapter If your medTester...

Page 20: ...al ports Use of the parallel printer port None Remote operation of the medTester 5000C from a personal computer or compatible terminal device Two way communication between the medTester 5000C and a Fl...

Page 21: ...Defibrillation autosequences RS 232 Printer Module Memory 100 Records Module Expanded Memory Module Data Transfer Module 20 autosequences for testing defibrillators with the Fluke Biomedical Impulse 4...

Page 22: ...emaker autosequences RS 232 Printer Module Memory 100 Records Module Expanded Memory Module Data Transfer Module 10 autosequences for testing transcutaneous pacemakers with the Fluke Biomedical Impuls...

Page 23: ...etc 20 ampere testing with GFCI protection Meets ANSI AAMI ES1 1993 test load requirements Load current measurement Programmable test limits Automatic record storage Bar code compatibility Optional A...

Page 24: ...eakage Current Measurements Case external Case internal External ECG Leads are RL RA LA LL and V1 V6 tied together 1 To ground all leads or individual leads 2 Lead to lead individual leads to all othe...

Page 25: ...8 Hz to 1kHz 2 5 of reading 1 kHz to 100 kHz 5 0 of reading 100 kHz to 1 MHz Equipment Current Equipment current measures the current used by the EUT plugged into the test receptacle Range 20 00 A RMS...

Page 26: ...t All case and ECG lead measurements Equipment current Power cord resistance Test receptacle power is normal except during case and ECG leakage tests not including isolation tests For these tests you...

Page 27: ...mance of patient monitors in those medTesters that have the Waveform Extended Testing Module installed You can find information about conducting waveform tests in Chapter 7 Performance Waves Specifica...

Page 28: ...evel Output located on the medTester 5000C s back panel ECG Binding Posts 10 posts American Hospital Association color coded RL RA LA LL V1 V6 Compatible with both 3 2 mm and 4 0 mm pins and disposabl...

Page 29: ...emale DB25 to mini DIN 2237730 Interface Cable medTester to Infutest 2000 Series D RS232 Female DB25 to Female DB25 2237604 Interface Cable medTester Wedge to IDA 4 Plus RS232 Female DB9 to Female DB2...

Page 30: ...243916 TLS Label Roll Vinyl Red 2243925 TLS Label Roll Vinyl Blue 2243933 TLS Label Roll Vinyl Green 2243940 TLS Printer Ribbon Vinyl Black 2243957 Adapter DB 9 M to DB 25 F 2391789 Service Manual 224...

Page 31: ...ule 10 CMMS Interface 2246174 Module 11 Service ESU 2246188 Module 12 Service SPO2 2246195 Module 13 Service Pacer 2246206 Module 14 Service NIBP 2246214 Field Installed Module 2 Field RS232 Printer 2...

Page 32: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 1 20...

Page 33: ...cleared Header 1 is set to active Prompts All prompts are set to ON Renameable prompts set to the default names CONTROL SERIAL PHYSICAL INSPECTION COMMENTS Pause Set to none Tag All items set to ON R...

Page 34: ...essage These items below appear in the medTester 5000C display The text FLUKE BIOMEDICAL MEDTESTER 5000C The serial number The firmware version number 2 Tests The medTester tests the condition of its...

Page 35: ...enu INIT Enter Initializes autosequences and custom features with YES or NO prompts for each section This initialization command does not erase test records or checklists from memory INITALL Enter Ini...

Page 36: ...Tester 5000C comes with an audio transducer that beeps whenever data is entered from the keyboard or during an alert situation You can adjust the volume of the beeper 1 Enter menu commands UTIL F5 BEE...

Page 37: ...the medTester 5000C COM1 port 2 Decide on a computer COM port COM1 through COM4 3 Decide on a baud rate 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 or 19200 4 To change the medTester baud rate from MAIN MENU 1 A Pres...

Page 38: ...medTester The computer should display MODULES SUCCESSFULLY LOADED Note If you have problems or get a different message you can read the README file by typing A README Enter for suggestions Modules are...

Page 39: ...t the DOS prompt Confirming Module Installation 1 Turn the medTester 5000 power off to reset the microprocessor 2 Turn the medTester 5000 power on Check that the startup message shows the correct inst...

Page 40: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 2 8...

Page 41: ...patient leads Connect the patient leads to these posts These posts accept snap connectors and you can unscrew the sleeves to expose a 4 millimeter mm hole to which you attach diagnostic pin electrode...

Page 42: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 3 2 MED TESTER 5000 1 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 2 3 8 5 12 4 6 7 9 10 11 Figure 3 1 MedTester 5000C Top and Rear Panel Locator...

Page 43: ...Pressing these keys also changes the viewing angle 10 TEST POINTS Four test points including a 100 A test point two 0 5 ohm test points and one ground stud 11 EXTERNAL METER POSTS Two pair of red and...

Page 44: ...The white circled key lightens the display Navigating the Menus Operating the medTester 5000C is as easy as pressing the function key on the top panel that corresponds to the desired menu item in the...

Page 45: ...extension of menu one Menu two menu items are at the same level as menu one items Menu two contains a left arrow which indicates that there are menu items which you can scroll to by using the left ar...

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Page 47: ...nting Manual Measurements With the RS 232 Printer module installed you can print any manual measurement result Results print out on a single line To print manual measurements with the measurement disp...

Page 48: ...1 Leakage Current All leakage current measurements are taken through a 1 k AAMI load RMS or DC Current is measured in a range of 2000 A or 200 A Note These tests are described using Kelvin cables for...

Page 49: ...F2 MANUAL F2 5 Select the desired condition GROUND closed or open POLARITY normal or reversed NEUTRAL open or closed The respective condition LEDs light and the display reads the current leakage in A...

Page 50: ...t the dual banana plug end of one Kelvin cable to the two red external meter posts 2 Connect the dual banana plug end of the other Kelvin cable to the two black external meter posts 3 Connect the alli...

Page 51: ...Leads to Ground and Individual Lead to Ground 1 Plug the EUT into the TEST RECEPTACLE 2 Connect all ECG leads to their respective binding posts on the medTester 5000C 3 Enter menu commands ALL GND F1...

Page 52: ...er you can inspect individual V leads by removing the other leads This procedure allows you to isolate the lead with a high leakage current reading Lead to Lead Leakage See Figure 4 6 ECG Interlead Le...

Page 53: ...an electrical shock hazard Lead Isolation All Leads 1 Plug the EUT into the TEST RECEPTACLE 2 Connect the ECG leads to be tested to their respective color coded binding posts on the medTester 5000C 3...

Page 54: ...removing the other leads This procedure allows you to isolate the lead with a high leakage current reading Equipment Current See Figure 4 8 Equipment Load Current This test measures current used by th...

Page 55: ...ct the dual banana plug end of a Kelvin cable to the two red external meter posts 3 Connect the alligator clip end of the Kelvin cable to a grounded point on the case of the equipment under test 4 Ent...

Page 56: ...commands OHMS F4 MANUAL F2 EXT F2 The CURRENT SOURCE lamp lights up to indicate that the connection is made The display reads the resistance in OHMS Isolated Power and Ground Fault Test See Figure 4...

Page 57: ...Plug the tachometer adapter test leads into the EXT INPUT jacks on medTester s front panel Note Set the range switch to HIGH RANGE 1000 19990 RPM to interface correctly with medTester 2 Enter menu co...

Page 58: ...t or Celsius It must match the medTester selection 3 Enter menu commands from MENU 2 TEMP F2 TOOLBOX F2 4 Press the F C F2 key for the desired temperature scale 5 For resetting the maximum reading to...

Page 59: ...Biomedical Test System Manual Tests 4 4 13 Figure 4 1 Three Types of Line Voltage Measurements...

Page 60: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 4 14 Figure 4 2 Case External Leakage...

Page 61: ...Biomedical Test System Manual Tests 4 4 15 Figure 4 3 Case Internal Leakage...

Page 62: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 4 16 Figure 4 4 External Leakage Current...

Page 63: ...Biomedical Test System Manual Tests 4 4 17 Figure 4 5 ECG Lead Leakage to Ground All Leads to Ground and Individual Lead to Ground...

Page 64: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 4 18 Figure 4 6 ECG Interlead Leakage...

Page 65: ...Biomedical Test System Manual Tests 4 4 19 Figure 4 7 ECG Lead Isolation Test All Leads and Individual Leads...

Page 66: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 4 20 Figure 4 8 Equipment Load Current...

Page 67: ...Biomedical Test System Manual Tests 4 4 21 Figure 4 9 Power Cord Resistance Test...

Page 68: ...medTester 5000C Operators Manual 4 22 Figure 4 10 External Resistance...

Page 69: ...Biomedical Test System Manual Tests 4 4 23 Figure 4 11 Isolated Power System and Ground Fault Test...

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Page 71: ...ded Testing Module you can still perform safety tests on patient monitor leads Note The Waveform Extended Testing Module includes the simulated ECG waveforms and arrhythmias for testing heart monitors...

Page 72: ...hapter 15 Sp02 module PACER External Pacemaker Tester using the Fluke Biomedical Impulse 4000 See Chapter 16 Transcutaneous pacemaker Pacer module NIBP Non invasive blood pressure units using the Fluk...

Page 73: ...ce by one of these methods medTester 5000C Menu Command Simply press the function keys for the menu command that leads you to a specific autosequence name See Menu Command in the table that follows fo...

Page 74: ...DX F3 SAFETY F1 A3 CASE X Case External Critical Device No Leads CASE X F4 SAFETY F1 AUTO F1 A4 GEN X General Device No Leads GEN X F5 SAFETY F1 AUTO F1 A5 From MENU 2 10LD I 10 Lead Internal Test AUT...

Page 75: ...oyee number The previous operator s code if any will appear If the current operator has not changed from previous use press the ENT key 2 TYPE Enter the device name code or other descriptor for the eq...

Page 76: ...yping a pound sign in one of these fields Physical Inspection Comments Peformance Comments Other fields can accept a pound sign without failing the test record Turning Prompts Off You can turn individ...

Page 77: ...ead panel 3 Attach the Kelvin cable clamp to an exposed grounded surface on the EUT 4 If the autosequence involves leads attach the leads to the top panel color coded ECG binding posts 5 Press READY F...

Page 78: ...tance test but first notice the displayed reading and CURRENT SOURCE annunciator If any of the following appear on the medTester display it means a condition exists that prohibits an accurate measurem...

Page 79: ...s in the autosequence first power off readings except where power off tests are turned off then power on readings To begin the power off or power on tests press READY F5 when prompted The medTester se...

Page 80: ...tput in the order described in the table below for various periods of time Waveform Name Test Duration In Seconds 2 Hz Square Continuous 4 second Pulse 8 10 Hz Sine 4 40 Hz Sine 4 60 Hz Sine 60 100 Hz...

Page 81: ...ATE For the EUT ten 10 characters maximum 4 USER TIME Enter the time used by the user to perform the tests The format can be six 6 digits including a decimal point Note All these post test prompts can...

Page 82: ...t active header e g Hospital or service business name Control Date Next test due date Op operator code Storing An Autosequence Record After the autosequence is finished the medTester prompts you to st...

Page 83: ...characters comprised of the field description the output data itself and any spaces created by the medTester Note With the TLP 1 2 lines longer than the maximum number of allowed characters will wrap...

Page 84: ...he supplied instructions with the label printer Note After powering up the Brady printer the first label contains extra space at the front To avoid a longer first label press feed and then cut off the...

Page 85: ...TAG CONFIG menu path To configure a medTester serial port for test tag printing see Local Output for Records and Tags in Chapter 12 Remote Operation To configure one of the Wedge adapter COM2 ports f...

Page 86: ...est record This requires the RS 232 Printer module and the 100 Record Memory module Select PRINT if you want to print the test record Select BOTH if you want to store and print the record The medTeste...

Page 87: ...haracters 4 CYCLE TEST TIME IN MINUTES Enter the time between measurements 1 9 minutes 5 TRIGGER LEVEL Enter the trigger threshold that is the amount of deviation in hot to neutral voltage that causes...

Page 88: ...will appear If the current operator has not changed from previous use press the ENT key 2 LOC Type in the location of the device 16 characters maximum The previous location code if any will appear If...

Page 89: ...e print the results and store the results in memory To access the monitor from the keyboard enter TEMPMON F4 TOOLBOX F2 Selections then display as Select MEMORY if you want to store the test record Th...

Page 90: ...location of the device 16 characters maximum The previous location code if any will appear If this occurs and is the desired location press the ENT key 3 CONTROL Enter a control number with a maximum...

Page 91: ...Power on the adapter The medTester will prompt you to enter the following information Entry information can be any combination of alpha or numeric characters After each entry press the ENT key 1 OP C...

Page 92: ...9 percent Measurements of the relative humidity begin and display on the top line Line two of the display indicates the measurement interval and the trigger point percentage Ctrl P triggers the readin...

Page 93: ...autosequences From the table you see the list of autosequence names and corresponding remote numbers For example the autosequence 10LD X is called 10 Lead External Test with a remote number of A1 We b...

Page 94: ...e current tests in the medTester 5000C Note that autosequence A1 10LD X does not contain all 62 tests You can see all tests listed in the table Leakage Current Tests found later in this chapter In add...

Page 95: ...you viewed to confirm that the two are identical Now you can build upon this knowledge by customizing A1 How to Customize When you customize a safety autosequence the medTester 5000C prompts you for i...

Page 96: ...keep or remove 7 Single step autosequence if you respond REMOVE you re saying you do not want to press ENT at the beginning of each step of the autosequence leakage current tests If you respond KEEP y...

Page 97: ...n gnd clsd neu 11 Case Internal norm pol open gnd open neu 12 Case Internal rev pol open gnd open neu 13 All gnd norm pol clsd gnd clsd neu 14 RL gnd norm pol clsd gnd clsd neu 15 RA gnd norm pol clsd...

Page 98: ...pol open gnd clsd neu 43 RA lds norm pol open gnd clsd neu 44 LA lds norm pol open gnd clsd neu 45 LL lds norm pol open gnd clsd neu 46 V1 6 lds norm pol open gnd clsd neu 47 RL lds rev pol clsd gnd...

Page 99: ...header is used to store the hospital name The header appears on the test record you upload to your data management software program It also appears on the printed test record or on a printed test tag...

Page 100: ...del number 16 characters maximum 6 SERIAL Yes Type the device serial number again 16 characters maximum 7 CONTROL Yes Enter a control number with a maximum of 16 characters 8 PHYSICAL INSPECTION Yes Y...

Page 101: ...elapsed test time for the entire autosequence and stores it with the test record The time will then display and print with the record 17 PRINT TEST TAG No This message prompts the user to print a test...

Page 102: ...switches are global That means that if you turn any prompt off it will remain off for any type of medTester 5000C autosequence Renaming Prompts As described in the table of prompts listed earlier in t...

Page 103: ...rease the amount of pause time press INC F2 to increase the pause time in three second periods Test Tag Configuration Upon completion of an autosequence you may choose to print a test tag to a printer...

Page 104: ...lets a blank line be inserted between each label You can separate test labels by up to four 4 lines if you set the number of lines to nine 9 Summary of Stored Records In medTester s main menu under ME...

Page 105: ...e Scanner s Users Guide If you don t have a hard copy of the guide for the IT3800LR you can get it from their web site at www handheld com print the pages as needed and then scan the barcodes To progr...

Page 106: ...e labels To access this customization feature press the right arrow on the customization menu display and select BARCODE F2 For each prompt number and type select either F2 to accept a single barcode...

Page 107: ...eatures to default press the right arrow from the custom initialization menu then press OTHER F4 Pressing other sets all customized features to the factory default settings For more information about...

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Page 109: ...ester has this option do the following From menu one press WAVES F3 If the module is not installed this message appears on the display If the module is installed you see this message displayed The wav...

Page 110: ...Wave W003 40Hz 40 Hz Sine Wave W004 60Hz 60 Hz Sine Wave W005 100Hz 100 Hz Sine Wave W006 1KHz 1 kHz Square Wave W007 1HzTRI 2 Hz Triangle W008 CMRR 60 Hz Common Mode Rejection Test W009 5Hz 0 5 Hz S...

Page 111: ...IR A Pair or Couplet of PVCs W024 Group Name ARRHY3 RUN5 Run of 5 PVCs W025 RUN11 Run of 11 PVCs W026 RBBB Right Bundle Branch Block W027 VTACH Ventricular Tachycardia at 180 BPM W028 VFIB Ventricular...

Page 112: ...plug the patient monitor into the medTester s test receptacle since test receptacle power is on when running any waveform 3 Press the desired medTester function keys to access the wave menu item The...

Page 113: ...s sequence for the listed periods of time Performance Waveforms in Safety Autosequences Waveform Name Test Duration In Seconds 2 Hz Square Continuous 4 sec Step 8 10 Hz Sine 4 40 Hz Sine 4 60 Hz Sine...

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Page 115: ...e main menu MENU1 press the right arrow to access MENU2 2 Enter the menu command MEMORY F1 If the module is not installed this message appears on the display In addition to store checklists your medTe...

Page 116: ...ompts you RECORD TO VIEW The total number of records is displayed in parentheses Enter the desired record number 3 View the record by scrolling through it with the up and down arrow keys Printing Reco...

Page 117: ...to print with this message PRINT THROUGH RECORD 4 The medTester prints the selected record s with the message PRINTING RECORDS THROUGH Print All Records 1 Enter the menu command ALL F3 2 All stored r...

Page 118: ...records IVPUMP F3 Prints all IV pump records ESU F4 Prints all ESU records SPO2 F5 Prints all SPO2 records From menu one press the right arrow to access these record types PACER F1 Prints all PACER r...

Page 119: ...ce model number SERIAL The device serial number CONTROL The device control number EMPTY Used to provide empty fields in the text line Printing Failed Test Records You can print only those records for...

Page 120: ...e all records in memory enter this menu command ERASE F4 After entering this command medTester prompts Press YES to confirm or No or Esc to cancel the command and to escape After erasing all records y...

Page 121: ...Chapter 11 medCheck Module 6 Defib The number of defibrillator autosequence records 7 IV Pump Number of IV pump autosequence records stored 8 ESU The number of ESU Autosequence records 9 Sp02 The num...

Page 122: ...If no records are found that match the entered string the medTester displays the message Searching for Records with Test Failures There may be times when you want to search for any test records that c...

Page 123: ...ALL records PSAF MEMORY PRINT TYPE SAFETY print safety records PFIB MEMORY PRINT TYPE DEFIB print defibrillator records PIVP MEMORY PRINT TYPE IVPUMP print IV Pump records PESU MEMORY PRINT TYPE ESU p...

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Page 125: ...ket today and store test measurements in the medTester 5000C for your equipment management system When you connect the Impulse 4000 or Impulse 3000 to your medTester and run defibrillator autosequence...

Page 126: ...nces are installed you see this message displayed The autosequence names appear below the message To begin working with these autosequences look at the table of defibrillator autosequence names If the...

Page 127: ...es as items in checklists For more information about checklists see Chapter 11 medCheck Module See Chapter 12 Remote Operation for information about remote mode of operation DEFIBRILLATOR AUTOSEQUENCE...

Page 128: ...FIBRILLATOR AUTOSEQUENCES Autosequence Name Keyboard Shortcut Command Menu Commands from DEFIB F2 AUTO F1 M D2J A42 M D2J F3 78670A A43 78670A F4 43100A A44 43100A F5 ZOLL A45 ZOLL F1 LP10 A46 LP10 F2...

Page 129: ...needed From the medTester 5000C defibrillator menu select the autosequence name for the autosequence you wish to run The name and number of the selected autosequence appears on the display followed b...

Page 130: ...ny will appear If the current operator has not changed from previous use press the ENT key 2 TYPE Enter the device name code or other descriptor for the equipment under test This entry can be a maximu...

Page 131: ...o an appropriate power source Note Since defibrillators may produce electrical noise that could interfere with test measurements on the medTester 5000C it is advised to plug the defibrillator into ano...

Page 132: ...ergy step tests You can customize your defibrillator testing so that this order is reversed Prior to executing these tests this message appears in the medTester 5000C display When you are prepared to...

Page 133: ...ique allows for a wider range of acceptable reading at the lower energy settings which is typical of defibrillator specifications For example a defibrillator can have a 50 percent tolerance at the low...

Page 134: ...ioversion test as desired Cardioversion Test If this test is turned on in the custom menu you can perform the test 1 Connect the ECG leads to the binding posts on the Impulse 2 The Impulse outputs a w...

Page 135: ...7 10 10 385 335 Both 5 10 20 30 50 100 200 300 360 LP8 10 10 385 335 Both 2 5 9 10 20 30 50 100 150 200 300 360 M D3 10 10 440 360 Both 5 10 20 40 60 100 150 200 250 300 360 78660A 10 10 400 330 Both...

Page 136: ...M F3 3 From the DEFIB menu select VIEW F2 4 Now select the autosequence you want to view 5 Finally scroll through the steps in the sequence by using your up and down arrow keys Make Your Own Autoseque...

Page 137: ...ix characters 2 Menu Steps Energy step high limit Energy step low limit Maximum energy high limit Maximum energy low limit Energy step values a maximum of 20 allowed Paddle leakage tests you re prompt...

Page 138: ...1 From the medTester 5000C main menu MENU1 press the right arrow to access MENU2 2 Enter the command CUSTOM F3 3 From the custom menu press the right arrow and enter the command INIT F3 4 Choose DEFIB...

Page 139: ...defined wedge port if applicable You then initiate performance tests on the medTester that sends commands to the IV pump analyzer Measurement readings from the IV pump you are testing the EUT equipmen...

Page 140: ...or each step after the flow test you can run an optional pressure test which measures the peak occlusion pressure and the elapsed time to reach the peak IV Pump Analyzers You can use any of four Fluke...

Page 141: ...nly has 1 type of flow test Even though the IPT MC can run up to 4 channels simultaneously the medTester is only able to control one channel The medTester 5000C always controls IPT MC channel 1 to run...

Page 142: ...uences Chapter 6 Customize Your medTester 5000C Chapter 8 Memory Chapter 11 medCheck Chapter 12 Remote Operation IV pump tester operator s manual To discover if you have the IV Pump module installed o...

Page 143: ...y tells you to press the right arrow to access the remaining five autosequences These five are labeled as blank autosequences because they are intended for you to customize IV Pump Autosequence Names...

Page 144: ...for IPT 1 Autosequence Name Type of Test Keyboard Shortcut Command Menu Commands from IVPUMP F3 AUTO F1 MENU 1 LINEAR A50 LINEAR F1 PULSED A51 PULSED F2 LOW A52 LOW F3 HIGH A53 HIGH F4 EVAL A54 EVAL F...

Page 145: ...ces for IPT MC Autosequence Name Type of Test Keyboard Shortcut Command Menu Commands from IVPUMP F3 AUTO F1 MENU 1 PUMP1 A50 PUMP 1 F1 PUMP2 A51 PUMP 2 F2 LOW A52 LOW F3 HIGH A53 HIGH F4 EVAL A54 EVA...

Page 146: ...ach step includes a flow rate test and a pressure occlusion test The medTester 5000C displays measurements communicated to it by the IV pump analyzer During the autosequence the test receptacle on the...

Page 147: ...maximum 4 LOC Type in the location of the device 16 characters maximum The previous location if any will appear If this occurs and is the desired location press the ENT key 5 MODEL Enter the device m...

Page 148: ...test The Infutest SynchroStart feature waits for the IV Pump to actually begin delivering fluid to synchronize the test start Start the IV Pump and wait for the Infutest to initiate the test and for...

Page 149: ...r checks each average flow rate value with the programmed limits for the secondary rate If the average flow rate is outside the limits it is displayed with a The test cannot end during the secondary r...

Page 150: ...es when interfaced to the Infutest using optional PCA trigger cables While measuring a bolus the medTester displays BOL n in the upper right corner where n is the bolus number It also displays the ela...

Page 151: ...r a volume ended test the average flow rate A the instantaneous flow rate I and the cumulative volume V After 5 minutes the medTester checks each average flow rate value with the programmed limits If...

Page 152: ...t for the test to end automatically if it is a timed or volume ended test or you can end the test by pressing F5 END At the end of the test the medTester again checks the average flow rate with the pr...

Page 153: ...s the medTester checks each average flow rate value with the programmed limits If the average flow rate is outside the limits it is displayed with a You can wait for the test to end automatically if i...

Page 154: ...test And as before the medTester checks each average flow rate value with the programmed limits this time for the primary rate If the average flow rate is outside the limits it is displayed with a Now...

Page 155: ...pper right corner where n is the bolus number It also displays the elapsed time ET the remaining time RT the average flow rate A and the cumulative volume V of the current bolus The IDA 4 Plus detects...

Page 156: ...and displays it PK also in PSI and mmHg The medTester also displays the elapsed time ET Allow the test to run long enough for the IV pump to sense the occlusion alarm and to shut off and for the press...

Page 157: ...60 0 Single Rate 66 0 54 0 Volume 5 0 120 0 Single Rate 132 0 108 0 Volume 10 0 240 0 Single Test 264 0 216 0 Volume 20 0 Autosequence Name Test Type DUAL Keyboard Shortcut Command A52 Secondary 120...

Page 158: ...Accuracy 66 0 54 0 Volume 5 0 120 0 High Accuracy 132 0 108 0 Volume 10 0 120 0 High Accuracy 132 0 108 0 Volume 10 0 Autosequence Name Test Type LOW Keyboard Shortcut Command A52 10 0 Steady Flow 11...

Page 159: ...cut Command A51 30 0 35 0 25 0 Volume 3 0 60 0 66 0 54 0 Volume 5 0 120 0 132 0 108 0 Volume 10 0 120 0 132 0 108 0 Volume 10 0 Autosequence Name Test Type LOW Keyboard Shortcut Command A52 10 0 11 0...

Page 160: ...wn arrow keys Make Your Own Autosequence You can customize the five preprogrammed IV pump autosequences or create five new ones with the blank sequences This section describes the menu steps and order...

Page 161: ...ANUAL to end the test by pressing a key 6 TIMED to end the test after a programmed time 7 END TIME Enter the elapsed time that will end the test 00 01 to 99 59 hours minutes 8 VOLUME to end the test a...

Page 162: ...59 hours minutes 11 VOLUME to end the test after a specific volume 12 END VOLUME Enter the volume that will end the test 0000 1 to 9999 0 ml For a PCA Test BOLUS VOLUME Enter the bolus volume 00 50 t...

Page 163: ...1 to 0999 0 ml hr 2 RATE HIGH LIMIT Enter the high limit for the flow rate 0000 0 turns off high limit checking 3 RATE LOW LIMIT Enter the low limit for the flow rate 0000 0 turns off low limit check...

Page 164: ...he command CUSTOM F3 3 From the custom menu press the right arrow and enter the command INIT F3 4 Choose IVPUMP F3 5 To initialize IV pump autosequences to defaults press YES F5 NOTE All user programm...

Page 165: ...eventive maintenance checklists download them to and execute them in your medTester 5000C and upload the test records to your EMS or CMMS Combining checklists medCheck and your CMMS lets you develop y...

Page 166: ...he installation of these modules RS 232 Printer Module 2 100 Record Memory Module 3 Expanded Memory Module 4 Data Transfer Module 6 You can find a complete list of medTester 5000C modules their descri...

Page 167: ...or This defibrillator is connected to a Fluke Biomedical Impulse 4000 Defibrillator Analyzer The Impulse 4000 in this example is in turn connected to a medTester 5000C through its COM2 port with a ser...

Page 168: ...n B Fittings and connectors condition B Paddles check condition B Chart recorder B Chart speed check at all settings B Stylus pens condition and pressure B Operation overall function OK B A46 A Synchr...

Page 169: ...e pieces of equipment Each control number has a checklist assigned to it When you perform the checklist on a control number referenced piece of equipment the test record that is generated includes the...

Page 170: ...ts can be controlled by the medTester 5000C through a serial cable attached to the medTester s COM2 or assigned Wedge port and the RS 232 port on the analyzer or tester LIST File Containing the checkl...

Page 171: ...or checklist name at the main menu to run a checklist Run a Checklist Once you select a checklist medTester displays Press RUN F3 to run this checklist What Happens When You Run A Checklist If you sel...

Page 172: ...nter the name of the device manufacturer 16 characters maximum 4 LOC Type in the location of the device 16 characters maximum The previous location if any will appear If this occurs and is the desired...

Page 173: ...kitems including autosequences and remote commands The medTester may prompt you to perform specific tasks as part of the checklist for example turning the power on or off to the EUT If an autosequence...

Page 174: ...this example CLKE the medTester sets up a measurement for case leakage current external leads The message EXTERNAL CASE LEAKAGE CURRENT is a comment In addition you can include a remote command that i...

Page 175: ...y defibrillator IV pump in their respective chapters in this manual When the autosequence number appears in the checklist the medTester 5000C executes that autosequence When executed as part of a chec...

Page 176: ...ds using the memory functions If elapsed test time is turned on time is recorded for the entire checklist If any autosequences are executed as part of the checklist autosequence elapsed times are disp...

Page 177: ...e IDA 4 Plus Infusion Pump Tester The medTester 5000C controls these devices through a serial cable connected to the COM2 port on the medTester 5000C and the RS 232 port on the analyzer or tester The...

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Page 179: ...that all medTester keys are disabled In this mode your only means of entering data into the medTester is through a serial port Typically the operator is using a personal computer or a terminal to issu...

Page 180: ...orts See Chapter 13 The Wedge Adapter Communications Settings Available baud rates are 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 You can configure the baud rate for each port independently Characters are tran...

Page 181: ...e number 9600 refers to the current baud rate set for that port This number varies depending upon which baud rate has previously been selected Setting and Storing Baud Rates Set the baud rates for the...

Page 182: ...80 F1 81 F2 82 F3 83 F4 84 F5 11 Cursor UP 14 Cursor DOWN 12 Cursor LEFT 13 Cursor RIGHT 1B ESCAPE 0D Carriage return CR or 0A Line feed LF ENTER 08 BACKSPACE B0 INSERT 7F DELETE 10 Control P PRINT Al...

Page 183: ...nter port is turned on for output After configuring ports press F5 to store your selections Note If you have enabled the Wedge adapter you have additional COM2 choices ON 1 through ON 8 See Chapter 13...

Page 184: ...en you enter the remote mode all medTester keyboard input is disabled Incoming remote commands to the medTester appear on the display along with response messages Going Remote In order to remotely ope...

Page 185: ...mand Use commas to separate multiple parameters Complete lists of medTester 5000C remote commands and parameters are shown in the Remote Commands List section later in this chapter Responses to Comman...

Page 186: ...allowed for the current instrument status ERR 03 ILLEGAL PARAMETER A parameter sent with a command was not the right type was out of range or was not understood or not the right number of parameters w...

Page 187: ...es out of the medTester 5000C The commands noted in this section are used as local commands by your Computerized Maintenance Management Software or PC and require the use of medCheck For more informat...

Page 188: ...ter in the form of a MUPUP SDFUP or AUTOSEQUP 2 medTester sends the expected line count to the computer 3 medTester receives the verified expected line count from the computer 4 If the line count numb...

Page 189: ...count integer is invalid it sends the error message ERR 03 ILLEGAL PARAMETER and quits 4 The medTester receives the file from the remote computer 5 In CHECKDOWN the first line contains the file name I...

Page 190: ...ware version level and any installed options separated by commas Options can include BARCODE RS232 PRINTER 100 RECORDS EXPANDED MEMORY WAVEFORM EXTENDED TESTING DATA TRANSFER DEFIB IPT IV PUMP IDA ESU...

Page 191: ...ands set up measurement global variables for the test receptacle and the leakage test mode At medTester power on they reset to default which is normal for the test receptacle and off for the leakage D...

Page 192: ...on only during each measurement then turns off A REPEAT command would turn it back on as long as needed for the next measurement Command Explanation The response is indicated with the unit of measure...

Page 193: ...LAIS ECG leakage current Left Arm isolation A RMS or DC LLIS ECG leakage current Left Leg isolation A RMS or DC VISO ECG leakage current V leads isolation A RMS or DC ECUR Equipment current A RMS CRS...

Page 194: ...Hz square wave W008 2 Hz triangle wave W009 60 Hz common mode rejection test W010 Normal Sinus ECG at 30 BPM W011 Normal Sinus ECG at 60 BPM W012 Normal Sinus ECG at 120 BPM W013 Normal Sinus ECG at 2...

Page 195: ...menu options DIAG F2 CAL F1 MODULES F3 Select DIAG menu options to see BATT F5 LEDS F2 DISPLAY F1 KEYS F3 MEMORY F4 Press the right arrow for PORTS F1 Select the port and function you wish to test PRI...

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Page 197: ...style external keyboard interface The interface accepts either the PS 2 or AT style keyboard Wedge ports are easily user configured for normal input and output medTester autosequence operation and me...

Page 198: ...directly from a serial keyboard or laser bar code scanning gun you can attach these to the Wedge If you use a Computerized Maintenance Management System or Equipment Management System on a personal c...

Page 199: ...C autosequences A30 A49 Specific to Impulse Models 4000 and 3000 Defibrillator Analyzers Both preprogrammed and user configured autosequence types See Chapter 9 Defibrillator Module for more informati...

Page 200: ...er 12 Remote Operation Operator s manual or user s guide section on serial port operation for the device under medTester 5000C control Installing the Wedge This section describes the procedure you use...

Page 201: ...ail is under tension Attaching the Wedge to the medTester 5000C Attach the Wedge to the bottom of the medTester 5000C and connect the required cables 1 Disassemble the two halves of the Wedge case 2 S...

Page 202: ...DT COM2 COM2 Note The COM1 cable is only needed if you want to use the Wedge keyboard interface This cable routes the keyboard signal from the Wedge to the medTester If you are not using the Wedge key...

Page 203: ...rate the Wedge Wedge Port Names When you connect the Wedge to the medTester 5000C COM2 port the additional ports are labeled COM2 1 COM2 2 COM2 3 etc on the medTester 5000C display These names corresp...

Page 204: ...e the normal port for remote mode operation of the medTester Note If you are using the Wedge keyboard interface you have a Wedge cable connected to the medTester COM1 port Therefore use one of the Wed...

Page 205: ...mbedded as a checkitem in a checklist For example if the medTester executes a checklist that contains a defibrillator autosequence it directs that autosequence to the defibrillator autosequence port E...

Page 206: ...Fluke Biomedical 214B Patient Simulator and the medTester 5000C will direct that command to the checklist port Not connecting the 214B to this port will result in an error message appearing in the med...

Page 207: ...h the Impulse 4000 In the medTester you would execute a checklist for this defibrillator If the checklist contained the autosequence A30 the medTester would recognize that this is a defibrillator auto...

Page 208: ...e utility menu press BAUD F1 to see this display Pressing the medTester s right arrow lets you access the remaining port 3 Press the function key that corresponds to the port you want for example COM2...

Page 209: ...nu MENU 1 press UTIL F5 2 From the utility menu press OUTPUT F2 to access the menu commands for output ports 3 Pressing RECORDS for example displays these commands 4 To output records to COM1 press F2...

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Page 211: ...electronic scalpel to selectively cut or cauterize tissue during surgical procedures To install the ESU Module you must first have installed the required prerequisite modules RS 232 Printer 100 Record...

Page 212: ...her information on using the Model 402A with the medTester please refer to Chapter 6 Remote Operation medTester 5000C Autosequence Operation in the Model 402A Operating Manual Remember that you must u...

Page 213: ...ESU autosequences are installed you see this message displayed The autosequence names appear below the message To begin working with these autosequences look at the table of ESU autosequence names If...

Page 214: ...edCheck Module See Chapter 12 Remote Operation for information about remote mode of operation ESU AUTOSEQUENCES Autosequence Name Keyboard Shortcut Command Menu Commands from ESU F4 AUTO F1 ASPENX A60...

Page 215: ...can set the BAUD rate through the UTIL RS232 PORT menu path Note Refer to Chapter 1 General Information Accessories or the current Fluke Biomedical Price List for the correct serial cable part number...

Page 216: ...of three characters which can be entered from the medTester keyboard An example of an operator code could be a person s initials or employee number The previous operator s code if any will appear If t...

Page 217: ...2 At the beginning of an ESU autosequence the medTester checks to make sure that an ESU analyzer is connected to COM2 If none is detected the user can still go through the sequence in a simulation mod...

Page 218: ...surements with the 454A and an external load module ignore the power and peak voltage readings on the 454A itself They are not correct because the 454A assumes a different load in this mode The displa...

Page 219: ...esistance on the medTester You can accept this reading and store PASS or FAIL by pressing F4 PASS or F5 FAIL respectively FAIL stores a with the test record You can press F3 REPEAT to go back to the m...

Page 220: ...Ohms Monocoag Standard 48 48 W 15 6 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monocoag Standard 120 120 W 15 7 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monocoag Spray 40 40 W 15 8 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monocoag Spray 80 80 W 1...

Page 221: ...W 15 3 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Pure Cut 300 300 W 15 4 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Blend 1 250 250 W 15 5 RF Leakage Open Monocoag Dessicate 200 Active Electrode N A 6 RF Leakage...

Page 222: ...4 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Blend 2 200 200 W 15 5 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Dessicate 200 200 W 15 6 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Fulgurate 150 150 W 15 7 RF Leakage Open M...

Page 223: ...300 Ohms Monopolar Pure Cut 50 50 W 20 6 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Pure Cut 300 300 W 20 7 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Blend 1 250 250 W 20 8 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Ble...

Page 224: ...or Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Blend 1 200 200 W 15 7 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Blend 2 200 200 W 15 8 Generator Output 300 Ohms Monopolar Blend 3 200 200 W 15 9 Generator Output 300 Ohms Mono...

Page 225: ...you want to view 5 Finally scroll through the steps in the sequence by using your up and down arrow keys Make Your Own Autosequence You can customize any of the 10 ESU autosequences either the factor...

Page 226: ...s or an external module of 25 35 50 75 125 330 2000 or 5000 ohms Press F1 INT for an internal load or F2 EXT for an external load And press F3 DEC or F4 INC to decrement or increment respectively thro...

Page 227: ...Select an internal load same as for Generator Output Mode Same as for Generator Output Output Same as for Generator Output Power Setting Same as for Generator Output Contact Quality Monitor CQM Test...

Page 228: ...with F4 NEXT Rename the displayed name by pressing F3 RENAME then entering the new name with a maximum of 10 characters Go to the END with F5 END Then store all the names if desired with F5 STORE Rei...

Page 229: ...ecord Storage modules With the SPO2 module installed in your medTester 5000C you have the capability of using a set of 10 autosequences to test and store test measurements on today s pulse oximeters w...

Page 230: ...e medTester 5000C RS 232 Printer module and the memory module you can store and print test records Having the SPO2 module also offers you the ability to incorporate these autosequences into checklists...

Page 231: ...ing protocol is formatted for the Oxitest PLUS pulse Oximeter Tester If you wish to use the CardioSat 100 pulse Oximeter Tester or Index 2XL SPO Simulator go to the following section of this chapter C...

Page 232: ...information about checklists see Chapter 11 medCheck Module See Chapter 12 Remote Operation for information about remote mode of operation SP02 AUTOSEQUENCES FOR OXITEST PLUS Autosequence Name Keyboa...

Page 233: ...yboard Shortcut Command Menu Commands from SPO2 F5 AUTO F1 Menu Command MENU 1 NELLCR A70 NELLCR F1 OHMNOV A71 OHMEDA F2 PMS A72 HPMERLN F3 DATEX A73 DATEX F4 GENERC A74 GENERC F5 Menu Command MENU 2...

Page 234: ...ATEX A73 DATEX F4 GENERC A74 GENERC F5 Menu Command MENU 2 blank A75 BLANK F1 blank A76 BLANK F2 blank A77 BLANK F3 blank A78 BLANK F4 blank A79 BLANK F5 Running SPO2 Autosequence Tests To begin runni...

Page 235: ...SPO2 menu select the autosequence name for the autosequence you wish to run The name and number of the selected autosequence appears on the display If a safety autosequence has executed since power up...

Page 236: ...code if any will appear If the current operator has not changed from previous use press the ENT key 2 TYPE Enter the device name code or other descriptor for the equipment under test This entry can be...

Page 237: ...t PLUS is ready to go any time it is powered up The CardioSat 100 and Index 2XL must be freshly powered up and at Main Menu 1 to accept commands from the medTester If the CardioSat 100 has been on tur...

Page 238: ...to show you what is happening For the Index 2XL the medTester can also be set up for Motion Preset Tests based on either Level 1 or Level 2 tests The tables below show the eight motion presets for ea...

Page 239: ...s F5 START to go to the programmed high SPO2 alarm value The medTester then sets the SPO2 simulator to the high alarm value and waits for you to press F1 when the pulse oximeter alarms thus recording...

Page 240: ...mulation adapter from the CardioSat 100 or turn the SPO2 monitor power off before performing the probe test This electrical signal can interfere with the proper operation of the probe test The autoseq...

Page 241: ...0 Off 6 80 4 180 100 Off SPO2 Autosequence Number A71 Autosequence Name ADULT2 Settling Time 25 Beats Heart Rate Limit 4 BPM beats per minute Step Number SPO2 in percent SPO2 Limit in percent Heart Ra...

Page 242: ...8 97 4 70 33 Movement 9 97 4 80 52 Tremor Starting Alarm Value for SPO2 93 Starting Alarm Value for Rate 75 BPM Starting Alarm Value for Amplitude 100 SPO2 Alarm Test Hi 97 Lo 80 Rate Alarm Test Hi 1...

Page 243: ...Limit in percent Heart Rate in BPM Amplitude in percent Artifact 1 93 4 145 40 Off 2 93 4 75 40 Off 3 93 4 225 40 Off 4 97 4 225 40 Off 5 80 4 60 40 Off 6 93 4 145 40 Movement 7 93 4 145 40 Tremor St...

Page 244: ...PM Starting Alarm Value for Amplitude 100 SPO2 Alarm Test Hi 100 Lo 85 Rate Alarm Test Hi 140 BPM Lo 50 BPM Asystole Test Amplitude Test Probe Test SPO2 Autosequence Number A71 Autosequence Name OHMED...

Page 245: ...arting Alarm Value for Amplitude 100 SPO2 Alarm Test Hi 100 Lo 85 Rate Alarm Test Hi 140 BPM Lo 50 BPM Asystole Test Amplitude Test Probe Test SPO2 Autosequence Number A73 Autosequence Name DATEX Manu...

Page 246: ...art Rate in BPM Amplitude in percent 1 99 4 250 100 2 96 4 230 100 3 92 4 205 100 4 88 5 180 100 5 78 5 155 100 6 75 5 130 100 7 65 6 105 100 8 55 6 80 100 9 45 6 55 100 10 35 6 30 100 11 90 4 95 100...

Page 247: ...Rate 75 BPM Starting Alarm Value for Amplitude 6 0 SPO2 Alarm Test Hi 100 Lo 85 Rate Alarm Test Hi 140 BPM Lo 50 BPM Asystole Test Amplitude Test Probe Test SPO2 Autosequence Number A71 Autosequence...

Page 248: ...Value for Amplitude 6 0 SPO2 Alarm Test Hi 100 Lo 85 Rate Alarm Test Hi 140 BPM Lo 50 BPM Asystole Test Amplitude Test Probe Test SPO2 Autosequence Number A73 Autosequence Name DATEX Manufacturer Date...

Page 249: ...250 6 0 4000 2 96 4 230 6 0 4000 3 92 4 205 6 0 4000 4 88 5 180 6 0 4000 5 78 5 155 6 0 4000 6 75 5 130 6 0 4000 7 65 6 105 6 0 4000 8 55 6 80 6 0 4000 9 45 6 55 6 0 4000 10 35 6 30 6 0 4000 11 90 4 9...

Page 250: ...ENU2 2 Enter the menu commands SPO2 F5 AUTOSEQ F1 CUSTOM F3 3 From the SPO2 menu select VIEW F2 4 Now select the autosequence you want to view 5 Finally scroll through the steps in the sequence by usi...

Page 251: ...Then select F1 INDEXL or F2 CARDIOSAT or F3 OXITEST Then press F5STORE to store the selection Now all customized autosequences will be for the designated SPO2 Simulator After Changing the SPO2 Simulat...

Page 252: ...0 D2 M1191 Old 2550 D3 N 10 2500 D4 Palco 300 2030 D5 Nonin 1000 D6 Invivo 2500 Note In the table for the Index 2XL the selections that are prefixed with D1 through D6 are downloadable manufacturer s...

Page 253: ...ls of 55 70 80 90 93 and 97 for the CardioSat 100 and Index 2XL enter any level from 35 to 100 SPO2 LIMIT Enter the limit of variation allowed in percent for SPO2 for this SPO2 simulation step 00 turn...

Page 254: ...to perform any alarm tests you still have to go through the starting alarm values You can just press ENT to get through them 7 Answer F4 YES or F5 NO whether to perform the following special tests SP...

Page 255: ...alize Factory Default Settings All ten autosequences can be returned to the factory default settings To do this enter these medTester commands 1 From the medTester 5000C main menu MENU 1 press the rig...

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Page 257: ...h then lets you test the pacers that are on the market today and store test measurements in the medTester 5000C for your equipment management system To install the NIBP module you must first have inst...

Page 258: ...nu MENU1 press AUTO F1 to reach the autosequences menu 2 Press the right arrow to access additional autosequence types 3 Press PACER F1 If pacer autosequences are installed you see this message displa...

Page 259: ...ms in checklists For more information about checklists see Chapter 11 medCheck Module See Chapter 12 Remote Operation for information about remote mode of operation PACER AUTOSEQUENCES Autosequence Na...

Page 260: ...he medTester 5000C Pacer menu select the autosequence name for the autosequence you wish to run The name and number of the selected autosequence appears on the display followed by the prompt If a safe...

Page 261: ...e previous operator s code if any will appear If the current operator has not changed from previous use press the ENT key 2 TYPE Enter the device name code or other descriptor for the equipment under...

Page 262: ...ence the medTester checks to make sure that an Impulse 4000 is connected to COM2 If none is detected you can still go through the sequence in a simulation mode for demonstration purposes Each autosequ...

Page 263: ...r out of limit values the following conditions and limits must be exceeded Pulse current Measured values in milliamperes mA must differ from the nominal setting by more than the value and by more than...

Page 264: ...ECG waveform on the Impulse 4000 The medTester indicates that pacing should be on Observe the pacer ECG monitor to check that the ECG signal is running and that pacing is on Press F4 PASS or F5 FAIL...

Page 265: ...ing and that pacing is on During this test the ECG signal and pacer activity could coincide Press F4 PASS or F5 FAIL to store that with the record FAIL is stored with a Refractory Period Test The refr...

Page 266: ...ad Internal 50 Ohms Step Number Current in milliamperes Rate in PPM pulses per minute 1 10 40 2 10 60 3 50 60 4 100 60 5 150 60 6 200 60 7 200 40 8 200 170 Pulse Tests Current Limit 20 Rate Limit 5 PP...

Page 267: ...Current in milliamperes Rate in PPM pulses per minute 1 55 170 2 55 160 3 55 150 4 55 140 5 55 130 6 55 120 7 55 110 8 55 100 9 55 90 10 55 80 11 55 70 12 55 60 13 55 50 14 55 40 15 200 60 16 150 60 1...

Page 268: ...Rate in PPM pulses per minute 1 30 40 2 30 50 3 30 60 4 30 70 5 30 80 6 30 90 7 30 100 8 30 110 9 30 120 10 30 130 11 30 140 12 30 150 13 30 160 14 30 170 15 30 180 16 60 80 17 100 80 18 140 80 19 180...

Page 269: ...n Step 11 substitute 1000 Ohms Step Number Current in milliamperes Rate in PPM pulses per minute 1 60 40 2 60 60 3 60 70 4 60 75 5 60 80 6 60 90 7 60 100 8 60 120 9 60 140 10 60 160 11 120 60 12 90 10...

Page 270: ...80 120 5 80 100 6 80 80 7 80 60 8 80 40 9 140 80 10 100 80 11 60 80 12 20 80 Pulse Tests Current Limit 20 Rate Limit 5 PPM Demand Test 80 PPM Underdrive 30 BPM Ovedrive 160 BPM Async Test No Refracto...

Page 271: ...ct the autosequence you want to view 6 Finally scroll through the steps in the sequence by using your up and down arrow keys Make Your Own Autosequence You can customize the 5 preprogrammed pacer auto...

Page 272: ...Current 10 to 250 mA Pulse Rate 30 to 200 PPM Load if using a multiple test load TQA module Current limit 0 to 99 0 is off Pulse Rate limit 0 to 99 PPM 0 is off Demand Test Pacer Rate 30 to 200 PPM U...

Page 273: ...actory default settings To do this enter these medTester commands 1 From the medTester 5000C main menu MENU1 press the right arrow to access MENU2 2 Enter the command CUSTOM F3 3 From the custom menu...

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Page 275: ...t are on the market today and store test measurements in the medTester 5000C for printout or upload to your equipment management system To install the NIBP module you must first have installed the req...

Page 276: ...u MENU1 press AUTO F1 to reach the autosequences menu 2 Press the right arrow to access additional autosequence types 3 Press NIBP F2 If NIBP autosequences are installed you see this message displayed...

Page 277: ...equences as checkitems in checklists For more information about checklists see Chapter 11 medCheck Module See Chapter 12 Remote Operation for information about remote mode of operation NIBP AUTOSEQUEN...

Page 278: ...the medTester 5000C NIBP menu select the autosequence name for the autosequence you wish to run The name and number of the selected autosequence appears on the display followed by the prompt If a safe...

Page 279: ...rom previous use press the ENT key Sentinel users Substitute TECH CODE This is required for closing work orders 2 TYPE Enter the device name code or other descriptor for the equipment under test This...

Page 280: ...still go through the sequence in a simulation mode for demonstration purposes Each autosequence can contain up to ten NIBP tests After those several special tests will be performed if they have been p...

Page 281: ...e medTester display of nominal blood pressures now includes that shift Now the medTester will compare entered data to the autosequence programmed limits for blood pressure and heart rate If any values...

Page 282: ...release all pressure back to zero F2 200 to inflate the pressure back up to 200 mmHg or F3 25 to inflate the pressure to 25 mmHg higher than the last reading You should compare the NIBP monitor pressu...

Page 283: ...d leak test start pressure press F5 START The medTester continuously reads and displays the CuffLink pressure and also the duration of the leak test in minutes and seconds Press F5 END to end the leak...

Page 284: ...ute Envelope Gain Envelope Shift 1 120 80 90 ADULT 80 100 0 2 80 50 62 ADULT 45 100 0 3 150 100 115 ADULT 125 100 0 NIBP Test Limits NIBP 20 Heart Rate 4 BPM Pressure Test Yes Leak Test Yes Pop Off Te...

Page 285: ...k Test No Pop Off Test No NIBP Autosequence Number A84 Autosequence Name NEONT2 Step Number Blood Pressure Heart Rate in BPM beats per minute Envelope Gain Envelope Shift 1 80 50 62 NEONT 120 100 0 2...

Page 286: ...quence you want to view 6 Finally scroll through the steps in the sequence by using your up and down arrow keys Make Your Own Autosequence You can customize the 5 preprogrammed pacer autosequences or...

Page 287: ...ts 10 steps NIBP selection 60 30 40 ADULT 80 50 62 ADULT 100 65 75 ADULT 120 80 90 ADULT 150 100 115 ADULT 200 150 165 ADULT 255 195 215 NEONATE 60 30 40 NEONATE 80 50 62 NEONATE 100 65 75 NEONATE 120...

Page 288: ...menu command PRINT F3 Reinitialize Factory Default Settings Any customized autosequences can be returned to the factory default settings To do this enter these medTester commands 1 From the medTester...

Page 289: ...kage current tests in safety autosequences 6 85 menu steps in safety autosequences 6 83 preprogrammed safety autosequences See prompts autosequence 6 88 SPO2 autosequences 15 24 test record header 6 8...

Page 290: ...2 expanding the number of with the Wedge 13 2 Settings factory default 2 1 reinitalize defibrillator autosequences 9 14 15 29 reinitalize ESU autosequences 14 18 renitialize IV pump autosequences 10 2...

Page 291: ...Biomedical Test System Index Index 3 installing 13 4 operating 13 7 setting baud rates 13 11 setting output ports 13 13...

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