Fluke Biomedical medTester 5000C - Manual (Page 72)

medTester 5000C
Operators Manual
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Defibrillators—Using Fluke Biomedical defibrillator analyzers
Impulse 3000 and Impulse 4000 (see Chapter 9, Defibrillator
Module).
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IV Pumps—Using Fluke Biomedical IV pump tester models IDA
4 Plus, the IPT-1 or the IPT MC IV(See Chapter 10, IV Pump
Module).
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Electrosurgical Units—Using the Fluke Biomedical electrosurgical
analyzer Model 454A or Model RF303
RS
. (See Chapter 14, ESU
module)
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SPO2—Pulse Oximeter Simulator, using the Fluke Biomedical
CardioSat 100, Oxitest, or Index 2XL SPO2 simulator.(See
Chapter 15, Sp02 module)
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PACER—External Pacemaker Tester, using the Fluke Biomedical
Impulse 4000.(See Chapter 16, Transcutaneous pacemaker (Pacer)
module)
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NIBP—Non-invasive blood pressure units, using the Fluke
Biomedical CuffLink.(See Chapter 17, Non-invasive Blood
Pressure (NIBP) module)
Description of Standard Safety Autosequences
As programmed the 10 standard safety autosequences give you general safety
and ECG lead tests executed in the order listed below:
1. Line Voltage, including
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Hot to neutral,
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Neutral to ground,
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Hot to ground.
2. Power Cord Resistance
3. Leakage Current
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Internal or external case leakage and ECG lead leakage and
isolation, dependent upon autosequence chosen;
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With EUT power off;
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With EUT power on.
4. Equipment Current