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• Pay attention to the following points when moving
the system .
– When the system is installed on the Pole Cart2,
do not put heavy equipments on the basket of the
Pole Cart2 . Equipments heavier than 2 kg cannot
be put on the basket of the Pole Cart2 .
– Do not lift the system by the holder to prevent it
from falling or being damaged .
– If you move the system on a Pole Cart2, the sys-
tem may fall or drop when encountering bumps
or slopes . Do not move the system in unstable
conditions . The system may drop and cause an
injury .
• When you have installed this system on a Pole
Cart2, do not lean on the system or push it with ex-
cessive force . The system may overbalance caus-
ing injury .
• Pay attention to the following points when trans-
porting this system, Pole Cart2, or optional items .
– When transporting this system, Pole Cart2, or
optional items, be extremely careful not to sub-
ject them to any impact referring to "Storage and
transportation environment" of "1 .4 Specifica-
tions" . The transportation of these is the respon-
sibility of a user . They may be damaged .
– Do not transport the Pole Cart2 on its side . It may
be damaged .
– Remove the main unit from the Pole Cart2 when
transporting . They may be damaged .
• Pay attention to the following points when installing
the VESA Attachment .
– The installation and use of the system on a moni-
tor stand or arm are the responsibility of a user .
To avoid an accident or personal injury, carefully
read the instruction manual for the monitor stand
or the arm and follow safety instructions .
– Install to any VESA-compliant (installation dimen-
sions: 100 mm x 100 mm) monitor stand and arm
that can withstand loads of 12 kg or more .
– Connect to the AC adapter to use .
• When the trackball (Clear Ball) is left uncontrolled
in an environment at a temperature exceeding 45°C
for a long period of time, its surface can be rough,
affecting the feeling of operation. Store it in an envi-
ronment at a temperature not exceeding 45°C .
CAUTION
• Note the following in regard to the patient ID entry .
– When performing a study of a new patient, make
sure to register and store the unique patient ID .
Otherwise, the measurement results and other
data cannot be saved in the system . In addition,
the new data may be confused with data for other
patients, which will result in incorrect diagnosis .
– When starting or restarting the study of a patient,
make sure that the patient ID is correct . Other-
wise the result of the study may be recorded with
an incorrect patient ID .
– Check the date format when entering the date of
birth to prevent a risk of miscalculation of patient
age .
• Note the following in regard to the study records .
– When restarting a suspended study, make sure
to check the patient ID and the patient name dis-
played in the upper part of the screen to prevent
a risk of incorrect diagnosis .
Reference Signal Unit
• ECG display is information that is used strictly for
your reference . Do not use these waveforms and
the display for diagnostic or monitoring purposes .
Also, note that the heart rate of your patient may
not be displayed correctly if he/she uses a pace-
maker or an implantable electric stimulator, or has
an arrhythmia .
• Before using the Reference Signal Unit, check ca-
bles for damage, and the connector for looseness .
• Clean the ECG cable periodically .
– Be careful not to get the ECG clips wet . ECG
waveforms will not be correctly displayed .
– Do not soak the connector section in water . Sim-
ply wipe it clean with a dry cloth . Entry of water
into the connector can cause a failure .
– Wipe off any dirt on the ECG cable, using a cloth
dampened with a solution of isopropyl alcohol
diluted down to 30 % to 50 % or 70 % of ethyl
alcohol .
• Wipe off any dirt on the ECG Unit and USB cable
using a soft cloth moistened with a mild detergent .
• The Reference Signal Unit is intended to connect to
a medical device complying with IEC 60601-1 . Con-
nect the Reference Signal Unit only to this system .
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