GE Responder 2000, Operator'S Manual

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2026116-001 Revision B Responder™ 2000 Page 76
PRINTING
The Responder 2000 allows the operator to print the channel waveform and associated information. The print starts with
waveform data four (4) seconds prior to the initiation of the print sequence and will automatically stop after twenty (20)
seconds (default) or run continuously.
TO PRINT
NOTE:
Verify printer has adequate paper on its roll for use.
Rotate the Rotary Selector Knob until the Print icon highlights and press to initiate printing. A single press starts the print
sequence. While printing, a second press of the Rotary Selector Knob stops printing the record information.
The printer will annotate the following information along the length of the print out.
1. BPM
2. SpO
2
3. Pulse
4. Line Filter
5. Muscle Filter
6. Date
7. Time
8. Paper Speed
9. Cause ( Of Printout)
10. Delivered ( Energy from Defib)
11. Facility
12. Channel 1 Source
13. Selected and delivered energies (When defibrillation is used.)
14. Pacing rate, mode and current (When Pacing is enabled.)
At the end of the print out, the following information is printed:
a. Patient Name:
b. Patient Birth Date:
c. User Name:
d. Comments:
e. Date:
f. Time:
g. Selected: (Energy) or Mode: (Fixed or Demand)
h. Delivered: (Energy) or Rate and Current
i. ECG Alarm Low:
j. ECG Alarm High:
k. SpO
2
Alarm Low:
l. SpO
2
Alarm High:
NOTE:
The ECG channel waveform will be printed with fixed gain and does not depend on the gain set for the
displayed ECG.
NOTE:
If activated in the settings, the printer starts automatically with each new alarm activation. Active
printouts will be interrupted immediately.
NOTE:
If activated in the settings, the printer starts automatically with each “Shock Recommended” message
in the Semi-Auto Mode.