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F15 Series Fetal & Maternal Monitor User Manual
Be cautious when taking and putting the TEMP sensor. Do not pull the cable too tight or it
might cause mechanical damage.
The transient response time for the continuous TEMP sensor is not larger than 30s. The
laboratory method used to test the response time is as follows:
1.
Prepare two reference temperature sources. Set the temperature of the first temperature source
to 25º C (77º F) and set the temperature of the second temperature source to 27º C (80.6º F).
2.
Put the TEMP sensor to the first reference temperature source until the temperature reading
reaches 25º C (77º F).
3.
Move the TEMP sensor to the second reference temperature source. Note the time (t1) from the
TEMP sensor being moved in to the temperature reading reaching 27º C (80.6º F).
4.
Set the temperature of the second temprature source to 23℃ (
5.
Put the TEMP sensor to the first temperature source again until the temperature reading reaches
25º C (77º F).
6.
When the temperature reading is stable, move the TEMP sensor back to the second reference
temperature source. Note the time (t2) from the TEMP sensor being moved in to the temperature
reading falling to 23º C (
7.
The larger value of t1 and t2 is the response time.
Note:
The reference body site temperature is the same as the temperature of the measuring site.
8.5.2 Changing TEMP Unit
You can change the TEMP unit.
1
Select the main menu key
2
Select Mother > Unit (TEMP Setup).
3
Select º C (default) or º F.
4
Select OK.
Note:
When the network version is ETHERNET 1.4 and above, if the fetal monitor gets on line, the
central station will control to make the TEMP unit of the fetal monitor in concert with that of the
central station.
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