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PASCO PS-2111 EKG Sensor User Manual

Ekg sensor, Quick start, Introduction

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EKG Sensor

PS-2111

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Included Parts

1.

EKG Sensor

2.

Electrode patches, 100 pieces

Additional Part Required

PASPORT interface or datalogger

Quick Start

1. Connect the EKG Sensor to your PASPORT interface.

2. If you are using a computer, connect the PASPORT interface

to it and start DataStudio.

3. Apply three electrode patches to the subject’s arms and clip

the leads to the electrodes patches as illustrated in Figure 1.

4. Press or click the start button to begin recording data.

Introduction

The EKG Sensor measures electrical signals produced by the
heart. The EKG trace, displayed on a connected computer or dat-
alogger, graphically illustrates the beating of the heart.

Set-up

Connecting the EKG Sensor to an Interface

1. Connect the sensor’s plug to any port of a PASPORT inter-

face or datalogger. Optionally, use a PASPORT extension
cable (PS-2500) between the interface and the EKG Sensor.

2. If you are using a computer, connect the PASPORT interface

to it and start DataStudio.

Connecting the EKG Sensor to a Person

1. Rub the skin where the electrode

patches will be applied with a
paper towel to remove dead skin
and oil.

2. Apply adhesive electrode

patches to the right wrist, right
forearm just below the elbow,
and left forearm just below the
elbow (Figure 1). Press the
patches firmly for best adhesion
and signal quality.

3. Clip the EKG leads to the elec-

trode patches: black to the right
wrist, green to the right forearm, and red to the left forearm.

4. Arrange the leads so that they hang loosely without straining

the patches.

Collecting Data

1. Press or click the start button to begin recording data.

2. Have subject remain still during data collection.

About the Measurements

The sensor makes two measurements: Heart Rate (in beats per
minute) and Voltage (in mV). These measurements are recorded
and displayed by the computer or datalogger connected to the
sensor.

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2

right

red

left

green

black

Figure 1