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UGO BASILE - I

TALY

 

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Series 58000 Instruction Manual (Rev.1)

 
 

13.2

 

Available Tail Cuffs 

58000-606 

Tail Cuff for Mouse, diam. 6 mm 

58000-609 

Tail Cuff for Rat, diam. 9 mm 

58000-613 

Tail Cuff for Rat, diam. 13 mm 

58000-620 

Tail Cuff for Dog, diam. 20 mm 

58000-624 

Tail Cuff for Dog, diam. 24 mm 

13.3

 

Available Holders 

58000-343 

Mouse Holder 

58000-344 

Rat Holder, 40 mm I.D. 

58000-345 

Rat Holder, 50 mm I.D.  

58000-346 

Rat Holder, 60 mm I.D. 

13.4

 

Accessories and Consumables 

58000-320 

Foam Ring for all pulse Pick-ups  (set of 3) 

58000-706 

Set of 5 Membranes for 6 mm Cuff 

58000-709 

Set of 5 Membranes for 9 mm Cuff 

58000-713 

Set of 5 Membranes for 13 mm Cuff 

58000-720 

Set of 5 Membranes for 20 mm Cuff  

58000-724 

Set of 5 Membranes for 24 mm Cuff  

58000-806 

Set of 2 O-Rings for 6 mm Cuff 

58000-809 

Set of 2 O-Rings for 9 mm Cuff 

58000-813 

Set of 2 O-Rings for 13 mm Cuff 

58000-820 

Set of 2 O-Rings for 20 mm Cuff  

58000-824 

Set of 2 O-Rings for 24 mm Cuff  

58000-906 

O-Ring Fitter for 6 mm membrane  

58000-909 

O-Ring Fitter for 9 mm membrane 

58000-913 

O-Ring Fitter for 13 mm membrane 

58000-920 

O-Ring Fitter for 20 mm membrane 

58000-924 

O-Ring Fitter for 24 mm membrane 

13.5

 

Optional 

58000-350 

Rat Simulator 

58000-351 

Spare Rubber Tail for Rat Simulator 

58000-840 

Mouse Heater, complete with 6 mouse holders.  

Summary of Contents for 58500

Page 1: ...UGO BASILE S R L sales ugobasile com service ugobasile com www ugobasile com instruction manual BP RECORDER Cat No 58500 58550 58600...

Page 2: ...MUST BE FOLLOWED TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION AND TO RETAIN THE INSTRUMENT IN SAFE CONDITIONS SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED PERSON NEL AUTHORIZED BY UGO BASILE ORGANIZATION AN...

Page 3: ...al pressure of the artery systolic pressure on the paper grid on which the actual pressure of the system is digitally printed in 10 mm Hg steps At the end of the recording a second pressure measure me...

Page 4: ...606 58000 343 1 1 1 3 mm PULSE PICK UP 6 mm PRESSURE CUFF WITH SET OF O RINGS SET OF 5 MEMBRANES MOUSE HOLDER 30 mm DIAM STANDARD SET FOR 58700 58000 518 58000 620 1 1 18 mm PULSE PICK UP 20 mm PRESSU...

Page 5: ...CHECK 8 4 2 NOTES ON THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL 9 4 3 BEFORE APPLYING POWER 9 4 3 1 MAINS SWITCH 9 4 3 2 FUSE HOLDER VOLTAGE SELECTOR 10 4 3 3 MAINS CORD 10 4 4 CONNECTIONS 10 4 5 ADDITIONAL SAFETY CONSI...

Page 6: ...9 3 2 ANIMAL GENDER 24 10 QUICK SETTING OF THE BP RECORDER 24 11 MEMORY MANAGEMENT 25 11 1 MEMORY RESET 26 11 1 1 MEMORY FULL MESSAGE 27 11 2 SETTING TIME DATE 27 11 3 DISPLAY CONTRAST 28 12 MAINTENA...

Page 7: ...gure 2 Pneumatic Circuit 3 Figure 3 Sample of a Graph 4 Figure 4 Front Panel 4 Figure 5 Tail Cuff 6 Figure 6 Pulse Transducer 6 Figure 7 Rat Holder 7 Figure 8 Rat Scanner 8 Figure 9 Power Module 9 Fig...

Page 8: ...analog output for direct connection to most digital recorders as PowerLab for data acquisition and management Its paramount features are i a set of pulse transducers of superior performance ii a relia...

Page 9: ...ed via an appropriate piping 13 to an expansion vessel 7 a blow out valve 9 a pressure gauge 10 and the tail cuff 12 through the pneumatic connection 11 see Figure 2 Pneumatic Circuit The cuff pressur...

Page 10: ...er Figure 2 Pneumatic Circuit In both compression and decompression runs even the diastolic if selected is re corded as the pressure at which the pulse shows an unmistakable transition from steady to...

Page 11: ...o depressurize the system and to interrupt and abort the trial at any time whereupon the trial is brought to an end A mis take manoeuvre and the struggling of the animal are the most common reasons to...

Page 12: ...ight and reassures the operator that the pressure generator is doing its job 2 3 Chart Recorder This high resolution 50mm real time thermal printer of GSI LUMONICS located on the left side of the uppe...

Page 13: ...ng it or damaging the rubber membrane requires the cuff to be deflated To depressurize push the red key DECOMP this causes the solenoid valve 9 to open releasing the pneumatic system and the piston to...

Page 14: ...ided with an ample U shaped tail slot e capability of dissipating the rat body heat by a suitable combination of ventilation slots selection of heat conductive materials etc Figure 7 Rat Holder See al...

Page 15: ...communication between 58500 BP Recorder and an IBM or compatible PC is controlled by Ugo Basile Win DAS Software Cat 52010 supplied as optional See 13 5 Optional The 52010 is a Windows based Data Acq...

Page 16: ...se the instrument Free of charge copies of the instruction manual are available upon request please con tact our service department see paragraph 12 5 Customer Support specifying the se ries number of...

Page 17: ...Electrical 4 3 3 Mains Cord It is a standard cable Cat E WP008 Make sure your power outtake is provided with a reliable ground connection see also 4 4 4 5 4 4 Connections Connect the mains cord to a...

Page 18: ...ECT INSTALLATION PROCEDURE INCORRECT OR IMPROPER USE OR IN ANY CASE NOT IN AC CORDANCE WITH THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE INSTRUMENT HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND THE WARNINGS BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTION IN THE INS...

Page 19: ...g the BP Recorder has perfected the tech nique adding each his her personal touch to optimize technique for lab or application 5 2 Restraining the Rodent Basically rats and mice are placed into suitab...

Page 20: ...succession You will notice a change only in the 3rd and 4th line which form a small type double string The top string shows in or der systolic diastolic pressure and heart rate in the com pression ph...

Page 21: ...animal and its logic circuit thinks that something is wrong When you shake the transducer the dot enlarges to form a dash whose length is proportional to the amplitude of the signal To check the pneum...

Page 22: ...t run you should select SPEED 1 of 10 mm Hg second or SPEED 2 of 20 mm Hg second The second speed refers to the chart motion in millimetres per second L low of 5 mm s SPEED 1 or 10 mm s SPEED 2 and H...

Page 23: ...set the pressure value at which the reverse motion of the piston should start and confirm it by the F3 OK key If this function is not required depress F4 NUL 6 1 5 Set Reverse Time If you don t select...

Page 24: ...ion RELIABLE SIGNAL Depress the blue key START REVERSE to begin the meas uring sequence see paragraph 7 3 Starting the Pressure Measurement A bar proportional to the amplitude of the signal appears ab...

Page 25: ...ion is automatically adjusted to the selected speed SPEED 1 or SPEED 2 You will see from the display that the top line indicates the cuff increasing pressure up to dated at one second inter vals In th...

Page 26: ...pulse transducer In the top line we read SYST UP and the pressure value 141 mm Hg in this example at which the pulse amplitudes is re duced to nil The vertical line represents the division between th...

Page 27: ...orded see the example taken from a real experiment where we read from the top of the data set date time systolic pressure compression run diastolic pressure compression run systolic pressure decompres...

Page 28: ...ion in the piping cylinder and expansion vessel plus the mercury oscilla tions in case a mercury gauge is used As soon F2 STP is depressed this display will appear In case of discrepancy between displ...

Page 29: ...nter the PATH menu and press the F4 ESC key selecting no option 9 2 Instrument Address and Baud Rate When the SER or ALL functions are activated and the 585600 is correctly connected to the PC the mes...

Page 30: ...decrease of one step By keeping them pressed longer the selection can be made at higher speed The selected features will be kept in the instrument s memory even when it is turned off To erase one or m...

Page 31: ...HE BP RECORDER This Instruction Manual explains extensively how to take advantage of all the features of fered by this microprocessor controlled unit The following table summarizes features however we...

Page 32: ...lay shows all incoming data in real time 11 MEMORY MANAGEMENT Each trial no matter whether printed or sent to the PC is saved in the memory which can store about 300 strings in cluding the result of t...

Page 33: ...9 25 13 S163D070p133 gMa03 2003 09 05 09 27 58 s169d077p133 gMa04 2003 09 05 09 32 18 S161D070p133 gMa04 2003 09 05 09 36 12 Capital S and D mean systolic and diastolic in decom pression phase Small s...

Page 34: ...previously explained see paragraph 11 MEMORY MANAGE MENT 3 you may also ignore the indication of MEMORY FULL and go on with the experi ment by depressing the F4 ESC key The data acquired onwards will...

Page 35: ...ssed until you reach the desired display contrast The readability of the liquid crystal display depends on the angle of view select the ideal contrast according to the height of the table the operator...

Page 36: ...ed Check the voltage flag visible in the window before applying electrical power 12 2 Replacing a Leaky Pressure Cuff Membrane Take out the leaky membrane Fit the fresh membrane into the cuff tube and...

Page 37: ...hould be stored away from daylight which in the long run degrades their con sistency Calibrate instrument before using see paragraph 8 CALIBRATION 12 5 Customer Support For any further information you...

Page 38: ...mm pulse pick up 6 mm pressure cuff and mouse holder 58700 BP RECORDER FOR DOG as above but complete with accessories for Dog 18 mm pulse pick up and 20 mm pressure cuff All models are complete with f...

Page 39: ...mm Cuff 58000 709 Set of 5 Membranes for 9 mm Cuff 58000 713 Set of 5 Membranes for 13 mm Cuff 58000 720 Set of 5 Membranes for 20 mm Cuff 58000 724 Set of 5 Membranes for 24 mm Cuff 58000 806 Set of...

Page 40: ...x Operating Temperature 0 to 40 C Sound Level 70 dB Weight net Kg 10 6 Shipping Weight Kg 15 0 approx Dimensions 35 x 35 x 16 5 h cm Packing dimensions 67 x 42 x 53 cm 14 BIBLIOGRAPHY M Gerold H Tschi...

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Page 42: ...1EL01 sh 5 of 5 Electronic List 58000 001EC01 Board Component Layout 58000 001 ES02 Wiring Diagram 58000 001 EL02 Electronic List 58000 001 EC02 Board Component Layout 58000 001 EW01 Cables Connectors...

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Page 47: ...actured in compliance with the following European Union Directives and relevant harmonized standards 2006 42 CE on machinery 2014 35 UE relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain...

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