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Traditional 510(k) of Fetal & Maternal Monitor
F15 Series Fetal & Maternal Monitor User Manual
service life. Please contact the service personnel or your local distributor.
NOTE:
1
The date and time remain in the monitor for at least two months after it is switched off. You
do not have to set date and time each time before monitoring.
2
When the network version is ETHERNET 1.4 and above, if the fetal monitor gets on line or
time is revised on the central station and the time difference between the fetal monitor and
the central station is bigger than 1 minute, then the fetal monitor will synchronize time with
the central station.
6.6 Connecting Transducers
Check for visible damages of the transducers every time before connecting them to the monitor. Pay
special attention to the cracks on the transducers and cables before immersing them into conductive
fluid. If damage is found, replace them with good ones at once.
Wired Model: When plugging transducers into the monitor, pinch the afterbody of the transducer plug
and put it into the corresponding socket. When disconnecting a transducer, pinch the afterbody of the
transducer plug and pull it out slightly.
NOTE: Never try to disconnect the transducer by pulling the cable directly.
Wireless Model: After switching on the monitor, take up the wireless transducers from the docking
slots. When the screen of the transducer displays device no. and icon
transducer is connected to the monitor successfully and monitoring can be started.
6.7 Placing Accessories in the Holder
Wired Model: The accessory holder is on the right of the front panel. The first hole from the top is for
the remote event marker, and the rest three are for the transducers.
To place a transducer into the holder, hold the transducer on the edge, and then place the buckle all
the way into one of the holes on the holder. Make sure that the transducer cable is on the bottom.
To place the remote event marker, put the small end of the marker into the hole as far as it can go.
NOTE:
In the process of monitoring, the transducer that is placed in the holder may be affected and thereby
produces interfering signals. Therefore, when monitoring a patient, it is recommended to remove or
disconnect the transducer that is not in use.
6.8 Adjusting the Volume
The monitor automatically detects which channel the transducer is connected to. The corresponding
volume adjustment key of this channel displays
channel; while the other two display
the FH sound comes out from Channel 1 by default. Press the CHANNEL key to switch the fetal heart
sound to Channel 2; press the CHANNEL key again to switch the fetal heart sound to Channel 3.
Adjust the default monitoring volume:
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, indicating the FH sound is coming out from this
and
, for example:
. When all the three channels are connected,
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, it indicates that the
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