Power Configuration
This sets inactivity self turn off and other power saving options. The speaker may also be
disabled here.
Regardless of any settings made here, the unit will always shutdown in 10 minutes when
the Low Battery alert is flashing. Connecting the AC/DC charge adapter during this time
will prevent shutdown.
F1 (Toggle Sound) Turns the speaker Off/On.
F2 (Disp LED) toggles the display LED back light between always on, and inactivity timer
F3 (Idle Timer) toggles the unit idle shutdown timer On/Off
Idle Timer Shutdown will enable the unit to shut itself off after 30 minutes of inactivity.
By default this timer is turned off.
The display LED timer will turn off the backlight LED after 10 minutes of inactivity.
Pressing any key will reset the timer and turn the light back on. By default this timer is
turned off.
Both timers are reset with any button press.
Battery / Charger Voltage Status
This will indicate the current power source in use, Battery or Charger, and its voltage.
When the Battery voltage falls to 13.95V a Low Battery warning will flash on every screen.
Once it starts flashing the unit will shutdown in 10 minutes, allowing enough time for
the user to complete the current task or plug in the external power charger.
The low battery alert is a blinking reverse-video bar that is drawn on the screen.
To fully charge the internal battery takes about 3.5 hours.
The nominal battery voltage displayed at full charge is approximately 16.5v
Low Battery alert will come on when the battery drops to 13.95V.
Shutoff will occur 10 minutes after the Low Battery alert begins.
Beyond the timeout, a hardware limit will force the unit off when battery is below 11V.
The battery voltage discharge curve is relatively slow and smooth until it approaches the
end of its useful charge. Then the voltage will fall rapidly.
The Battery is a LiOn pack and an intelligent charge circuit is used. The battery will be
charged as needed and as fast as possible within safety bounds. It will charge anytime
the charge adapter is being used, whether the simulator is turned on or not. While the
simulator is in use charging may be slightly slower causing some increase in the time
needed to fully recharge the battery.
Section 6. Specifications
AccuPulse Plus NIBP Simulator Technical Specifications
AccuPulse NIBP CalTables™
Datascope Accutorr Plus
GE Medical Dash 4000
GE Medical Dinamap Pro
Philips Medical M3
Welch-Allyn Propaq Encore
Philips Medical VS1
Colin Medical
Criticare
CAS Medical
SunTech
Please contact the factory for the availability of other calibration tables, or visit our
web site for updates at www.clinicaldynamics.com
BP Presets
Systolic/Diastolic (MAP):
Adult:
Neonatal:
240/190
150/120
200/150
120/90
150/100
100/70
120/80
80/50
100/70
60/30
80/50
35/15
60/30
Exact Diastolic, Systolic and MAP values are a function of the specific CalTables™.
The BP Presets above are taken from the GENERIC CalTable™.
Accuracy: ± 0.5 mmHg
Oscillometric Pulse
Pulse Amplitude Range: 0-150% of nominal
Pulse Amplitude Resolution: 1%
Pulse Rate
Pulse Rate Range: 15-330 bpm
Pulse Rate Accuracy: ±0.5 bpm, 15-300 bpm, ±1 bpm 301-330 bpm
Displayed/Measured Parameters
Dynamic NIBP Cuff Pressure Waveform
Digital Manometer
Pressure Range:
0.0 to 400.0 mmHg
Accuracy:
0 – 400 mmHg ± 0.5 mmHg
Resolution:
±0.1 mmHg
Power Configuration screen
Fig. P1
Low Battery Alert sample screen
Fig. LB1
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