natus XLTEK Protektor32, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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XLTEK Protektor32 Instructions for Use
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Recommended User Performed Maintenance
Routine System Maintenance
In a solid state system, with no moving parts, there is no need for routine maintenance. However, if you
still wish to test the system, input a 1 mV, 1 Hz square wave using a calibrated signal generator. The
waveform displayed on screen should appear as a square wave with appropriate amplitude and
frequency. It is important to note that the current filter settings may distort the waveform.
General User Performed Maintenance
To keep the Protektor32 system in good working condition, follow a regular schedule of preventive
maintenance. Regular user performed maintenance does not involve access to the interior of the
Protektor32 headbox and components. For service problems that require corrective maintenance and/or
internal component service, call
Xltek
Technical Support at 1-800-303-0306 , or contact your local
Xltek
representative.
Periodically check cable connections and electrodes for damage and wear. Inspect cables for bent pins.
Replace frayed or worn cables. Also, regularly inspect and clean all system components, including:
• Connectors and jack ports
•
Electrodes and accessories
• Stimulator / Acquisition / Isolation Boxes and cables
NOTE: Taking basic care of the system and avoiding extreme physical abuse helps
prolong the lifespan of system components.
Maintenance Warnings
Do not service or maintain this equipment while in use with the patient.
Disconnect the Protektor32 headbox and breakout box from the computer before wiping.
Disconnect all cables. Use a lint-free cloth. Do NOT use cleaners on any system
component.
Be careful not to allow any fluid to seep into the internal electronic components of the
headbox or breakout box.
Do NOT leave the headbox or breakout box attached to the computer when transporting
the unit.
Do
NOT
use petroleum-based or acetone solutions, or other harsh solvents, to clean the
device.