Fluke Biomedical 6000D Impulse - Manual (Page 39)

Defibrillator/Transcutaneous Pacemaker Analyzer
Setting Analyzer Setup Functions
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Figure 28. Battery Setup Screen
While in the battery setup function, the present condition
of the battery is displayed as a percentage of full charge.
Setting Auto Power Off
From the battery setup menu, press the softkey labeled
Auto Power Off. A scroll box opens above the softkey
label indicating the present Auto Power Off setting. Use
G or H to adjust the Auto Power Off time from no auto
power off to 60 minutes in three steps (10, 30, and 60
minutes). Press the softkey labeled Done to save the
setting.
Training the Battery
Over time, as the Analyzer’s battery goes through a
number of discharge/recharge cycles, or if the Analyzer is
not used for an extended period of time, the battery level
indicator gets out of sync with the true condition of the
battery. It may become necessary to “retrain” the indicator
with the battery if after having the Analyzer charge for 10
or more hours and the charge value indicates less than
95%.
To train the battery, the Analyzer will need to be plugged
into the battery charger for up to 15 hours without being
used. From the battery setup menu, press the softkey
labeled Train Battery. When battery training is complete,
the charge status light on the rear panel will turn green
and “Battery Training Complete” is displayed.
Enabling and Disabling the Battery Charger
While operating from mains power, it is possible to operate
and not charge the battery. From the battery setup menu,
press the softkey labeled Charge Battery. This is a simple
toggle function that switches the battery charger on and
off.
Note
If the Analyzer is connected to mains power but
not turned on, this setting is ignored and battery
charging is always enabled.
Setting Up the Display
The display setup functions allow for setting display
contrast and the auto back light off function.