Running defibrillator autosequence tests, Defibrillator module, Chapter 9 – Fluke Biomedical medTester 5000C User Manual

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Chapter 9

Defibrillator Module

In this chapter you learn about using the medTester 5000C to control
defibrillator autosequence tests with Fluke Biomedical defibrillator
analyzers, what these tests are, and how to use them.

Defibrillator Autosequences

By installing the Defibrillator module (8) in your medTester 5000C, you have
the capability of using a set of 20 autosequences for testing defibrillators with
a Fluke Biomedical defibrillator analyzer and collecting test data. The Fluke
Biomedical Impulse 4000 or Impulse 3000 connects to the COM2 Port or
defined Wedge Port if applicable on your medTester which then lets you test
the defibrillators that are on the market today and store test measurements in
the medTester 5000C for your equipment management system.

When you connect the Impulse 4000 or Impulse 3000 to your medTester and
run defibrillator autosequences, the medTester displays prompts for your
defibrillator setup and testing and executes tests. The Impulse returns
measurement readings to the medTester, which displays them for you. If you
have the medTester 5000C RS-232/Printer module and the Memory module,
you can store and print test records.

Having the Defibrillator module also offers you the ability to incorporate
these autosequences into checklists if your medTester 5000C has the
medCheck module installed.

For related information, see these chapters in this manual:

Chapter 5, Autosequences.

Chapter 6, Customize Your medTester 5000C—for customizing
autosequences.

Chapter 8, Memory—for test record storage and printing.

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