DATREND Systems vPad-RW, Руководство по эксплуатации

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vPad-RW OPERATING MANUAL
Overview/Chapter 2
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2.5 Power On
After the System has been setup for the required mechanical positions, it may be turned on by
pressing the Power On switch on the
HUB
, shown in Figure 2 . If the
HUB
is being charged,
with the AC Adapter plugged into the Power Input connector, a small LED below the Power
On switch will illuminate RED, regardless of the position of the Power On switch. If the
Power On switch is activated but the AC Adapter is not plugged in, the LED will illuminate
YELLOW. If the AC Adapter is not plugged in and the Power On switch is NOT activated,
the LED will not illuminate.
The
HUB
may be powered by battery or by AC Adapter.
Once turned ON, the
HUB
will wait for the tablet to initiate communications.
2.6 vPad-RW Software
The vPad-RW software is preloaded on the tablet. When turned on, the tablet presents the
Android Home Screen, where selecting the vPad-RW icon will run the vPad-RW Application.
When you exit the Application, the Tablet will return to the Home Screen. It is recommended
no other apps be loaded onto the tablet so as to avoid conflicts with other apps, or accidentally
infecting the tablet with a virus or other malware. Problems which arise from loading other
apps on the tablet are not covered by warranty.
NOTE:
The vPad-RW software is setup to test Infant Radiant Warmers. The large
black PUCKs are the required thermal mass for Radiant Warmer testing and
have embedded temperature sensors for that purpose. The vPad-IN software
for Infant Incubators uses the same hardware, with the addition of the
temperature probes, and the humidity sensor. vPad-IN software may be
already loaded on your tablet, or may be purchased as an accessory.
Contact your dealer for details.
The software will allow the user to create different test protocols that may not encompass the
complete requirements of the Standard, but which are suitable for testing or verifying different
parts of the radiant warmer’s operation. The Default test protocol includes all of the tests
required by Section 8 (Accuracy of Data) and some parts of Section 101(Additional
Requirements) of the Standard. User defined protocols may be created, saved and recalled for
future use.
In addition, the user can create a mini database of the warmers and incubators that have been
or are to be tested. In order to do a test, the user must input a Control Number (ID) so that
the test report can be identified. The test technician’s initials are also required so the report will
show who was responsible for doing the test. Other information can be optionally input to
further identify the DUT.