Using Multiple Electrical Apparatus; Password Protection - Cardiac Science Atria 6100 Operating Instructions Manual

Using Multiple Electrical Apparatus

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Password Protection

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Shock hazard. Connect the Atria only to non-medical equipment
compliant with IEC 60950 or 60601-1.
In addition, the enclosure leakage current of non-medical equipment
connected to the Atria must not exceed 150µA in fault condition.
If necessary, use an additional isolating transformer or floating power
supply to maintain a proper enclosure leakage current and provide
additional protection.
Patient safety. Non-medical equipment connected to the Atria must not be
within the patient's vicinity: 6 feet (1.83 m) beyond the perimeter of the
bed, table, or chair, and 7 1/2 feet (2.29 m) above the floor.
Misdiagnosis. Electromagnetic interference may cause trace noise or
input overload conditions. This may be caused by the presence of strong
EMI fields, or generated by RF noise on the line power, or by electronic,
surgical, or diathermy instruments in close proximity to the Atria. Position
the Atria away from other electrical or electronic equipment, if possible.
If used with, or around, other electrical or electronic equipment, always
carefully monitor initial readings to verify normal operation.
The Atria is compliant with IEC 60601-1-2 EMC immunity requirements.
Refer to "EMC Declaration Tables" on pg. 11-10.
To prevent excessive patient leakage current ensure all patient equipment
meets certified IEC and ANSI/AAMI medical standards.
NOTE: The Atria patient leads are electrically isolated
from ground and the device meets IEC and ANSI/AAMI
medical standards for leakage current.
The Atria uses password protection to restrict administrative and directory
access. For more information on enabling and setting the password, see
"Password Protection" on pg. 4-1.
Using Multiple Electrical Apparatus
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