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IN Matrox Digi suit card its a non linear vedio editing card which has a small ribbon cable which is connected as a bridge between two cards is called digits cable.
hi, You have to check the battery of you machine. it is recommended that you have to take ECG with battery backup. you should use AC line only for charging the battery. When you take ECG when the machine is plugged in to the AC you should provide good grounding to your machine. there will be provision for grounding in your machine. when you use the Ac line and if the grounding is not proper then the machine will print AC interference with ecg. that's why the printout come thick. Try to change the battery for better ECG print out. ok
Hi, For copping the ecgs to your computer you need a SD card reader. Please follow these instructions to copy data from the SD memory card to a PC.
1. Remove the SD card from the machine after switching off it.
2. Make sure the PC is equipped with an SD memory card port or connect a commercially available SD memory card reader/writer to your PC.
3. Create a new folder on your PC where you want to save a copy of the ECG data.
4. Insert the SD memory card in the card reader and browse to the SD memory card data
5. Select all files and copy them in the folder you have created earlier (step 2).
6. When copying is finished, remove the SD memory card.
For analysis ECGs that are copied to your PC, you need PC analysis software (providing databasing and printing tools). Normally the software CD comes with the machine. if you dont have the same you have to contact the manufacturer. Only through that software you will be able to read the ECGs in your pc. If you need any more assistance from me feel free to contact through fixya. ok
Those are some examples of ECG malfunctions and troubleshooting however there are to many more problems that you can find in ECG equipment. If the problem is not on this short list you can contact us. Or another Medical Repair Organization (MROs).
Symptom: Machine runs, but the thermal tip stylus does not write or writes very lightly.
Possible cause: (1) Too little heat on the stylus tip, (2) insuficient stylus pressureon the paper.
Troubleshooting: (1) Using a insulated probe, such as a srewdriver, gently press the stylus onto the paper. (2) Is a dark line appears on the paper, the problem is too little pressure, but if no dark line appears, the problem is not enough heat.
Symptom: Smeared trace
Possible causes: Worn stylus or incorrectly loaded paper.
Trobleshooting: Check paper loading and if proper, check stylus, for wear, pitting, or another irregularities.
Eating healthy & exercising are key in preventing the heart disease. However, there are still many risk factors you can’t control, such as age, ethnicity, or gender, so check your heart health regularly for abnormalities and trends. It's important even if you already have heart problems and checking yourself with an EKG machine.
what you are doing is over **** for 300 mA, now if you will pulling some real wattage then you would need linear regulation.
just use a 10.00 ac adapter . or a zener diode .
the calculations in real time analysis is complex GE has the formula
online . but a spike at 300ma will be assorbed by the transformer
easilly. if you are protecting delicate circuit then a fuse will not
work quickly enough , fry and blow is all they do.
a crowbar circuit is what most designers use nowdays.fast and efficient.
There are plenty of IC regulators on the market that will give these
specs but I think your are over thinking your needs unless you have an
exact spec for medical research.
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