Ecg Preamplifier; Video Recording On A Usb Stick - GE Voluson Swift Instructions For Use Manual

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Video recording on a USB stick

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Tips and recommendations

12.5 ECG Preamplifier

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Voluson™ SWIFT / Voluson SWIFT+ Instructions For Use
5831612-100 Revision 4
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HDD-FAT32 or NTFS file system
If more than one USB media is connected, a dialog listing all available devices appears. The
desired record destination can be selected.
1. Connect a USB stick.
2. Press DVR on the user interface.
USB .
3. Select
4. To start recording press the programmed P-button or use the according DVR Menu
controls.
5. To finish recording open the DVR Menu and press
For more information see 'Remove USB Devices' on page 12-3. to see how to eject the
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USB.
A minimum writing speed of 2 MByte / sec is required to ensure stable video recording on USB
devices. Lower writing speed can result in audio and / or video drop-outs.
The use of USB3.0 devices is recommended.
For large backup data (Voluson format uncompressed, Full Back-Up) it is
recommended to use an external USB hard disk
This feature may not be available at the time of release of this Instruction for Use.
The ECG preamplifier is an option of the ultrasound scanner system used to obtain an ECG
signal to mark the systolic and end diastolic moments in M mode and Doppler evaluations.
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The ECG preamplifier is not intended for ECG diagnosis. It must not be used for an intra-
operative procedure of the heart.
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Monitor: Not for use as a cardiac monitor.
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Only the patient cable supplied by GE ULTRASOUND KOREA, LTD. , and only
recommended electrodes must be used.
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Take care that neither bare parts of one of the three electrodes nor the patient comes
into contact with conductive parts (e.g., metal parts of the examination bed, trolley, or
similar).
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If the use of a HF surgical system with simultaneously connected ECG electrodes
becomes necessary, a large distance of ECG electrodes from the surgical field and a
perfect position of the neutral electrode of the HF surgical system must be observed
(avoiding burning risk).
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If the use of a defibrillator becomes necessary, there must be no ECG adhesive
electrodes and no conductive paste between the correct positions of the defibrillator
plates (avoid current bridge; the signal input of the ECG preamplifier is defibrillator-safe).
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For defibrillation situation, Patient conection cable MUST BE USED with the 'NORAV,
code C3-C-E- ODU-## & C3-C-U-ODU-##" only.
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The 3 ECG electrodes form the applied part which are in electrical contact with the
patient, classified as CF applied part.
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The connector of the patient connection cable is on the base of the monitor arm.
Peripheral Devices
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