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4.2 Usage of power adapter
1. Connect the sphygmomanometer and the power adapter. Insert the power adapter plug into the power adapter socket
on the right side of the device.
2. Please insert the power plug of the adapter into the AC 100 V~240 V socket.
Note
The device can be disconnected from the power supply network by unplugging the adapter plug.
When cut off the power supply, first cut off the connection of power socket and the regulated power supply, then
cut off the connection of regulated power supply and the sphygmomanometer.
Please be sure to use dedicated medical grade power adapter.
Note
When regulated power supply and batteries are both used at the same time, the battery power will not be con-
sumed.
Switch regulated power supply and battery as power supply when the device is off, otherwise, the device may
shutdown due to power failure.
The device can be used normally after it is turned on, without waiting for the device to be prepared.
Chapter 5
BUTTON FUNCTIONS
All the operations to the Electronic Sphygmomanometer are through the buttons. The names of the buttons are above
them. They are:
•
[ON/OFF] ON/OFF button. Press this button to turn on/off the device.
•
[START/STOP] Press it to inflate the cuff and start a blood pressure measurement. During measuring, press it
to cancel the measurement and deflate the cuff.
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When I take the BP on my dog, it just keeps going and never gives a pressure. Cuff is on properly, is the right size and air plug is in securely. What **** I doing or not doing correctly?
Several factors could prevent the CONTEC08A-VET from providing a blood pressure reading on your dog despite proper cuff placement and secure connections:
1. Animal Condition: The device should not be used on animals with damaged skin, sickle-cell disease, or thrombasthemia without clinical evaluation.
2. Incorrect Cuff Size or Pressure: Ensure that the correct cuff size is used and that it is not overinflated, as this may prevent accurate readings.
3. Movement or Stress: If the animal is moving or stressed, it can interfere with measurements. Keep the animal calm and still.
4. Device Lifespan: If the device has exceeded its five-year useful life, it may no longer function properly.
5. Environmental Factors: Ensure the device is not used in conditions with flammable anesthetic gases or if liquid has entered the device.
6. Software or Connection Issues: If using the USB interface to transfer data, check the related software for proper operation.
If issues persist, consult the manual for troubleshooting or contact the service department.
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