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2.3.3 Charging batteries by charger stand
The device can also be charged by charger stand optional with the pulse oximeter. For more
information, refer to “Charger Stand Instruction Manual”.
Warning!
DO NOT charge when the non-rechargeable batteries are installed, otherwise damages or
injuries may be caused to the devices or users.
Note:
During battery charge, the “Power Auto” and “Brightness” item can not be accessed.
2.3.4 Powered by AC power
While the device without batteries, it can be powered by connecting to external power source
through AC-DC adapter and can be used with patient.
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Simple to use and easy to operate.
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Compact, light in weight and convenient to carry.
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TFT display with adjustable backlight displays SpO
2
, pulse rate, pulse amplitude bar, etc.
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Up to 127 patients’ ID and 72-hour records storage.
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Visual and three-level audible alarms, battery power low alarm.
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Adjustable pulse beep and backlight.
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Data transfer to PC for review by USB cable
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Powered by three AA alkaline/ Ni-MH batteries.
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Battery charge function with adapter or charge stand (optional).
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Suitable for adult and pediatric (greater than 3 years of age) users.
2.4 Product Features
CHAPTER 3 SpO
2
Probe Installation
The SpO
2
Probe is shown in the following fi gure:
Insert the SpO
2
probe to the socket, as shown in Fig.3-1.
Then indicator is shown on the display . If the SpO
2
probe
is disconnected from the unit, the indicator appears and
the prompt “Probe Off !!!” appears in the status column.
The socket is also used for USB cable connected with the
PC for data transmission. For more information on data
transmission and data management, refer to corresponding
software instruction manual.
Fig.3-1
PULSE OXIMETER
