Making connections – Fluke Biomedical Cufflink User Manual

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Cufflink

Operators Manual

2-8

Making Connections

Figure 2-4 is an annotated diagram of the properly-connected test system.

N

IBP Monitor

C

u

ff Connector

“T” Connector

C

u

ff Adapter

C

u

ff Mandrel

C

u

ff Connect Port

(front panel)

To connect: P

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sh C

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in

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ntil a click is heard.

To disconnect: p

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e

b

ack to release C

u

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st

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e connected closer

to c

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C

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BP C

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W

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nd mandrel

Pne

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matic Hose(s)

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al hose systems: connect

C

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marked “Sense”. If

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oth

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u

nmarked,

connect C

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ff Adapter to

either hose.

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Figure 2-4. NIBP Test System Diagram

To correctly connect the components of the test system:
1. Attach the BP cuff to the NIBP monitor as shown in Figure 2-4. Refer to the monitor

operators manual, as necessary.

2. Wrap the cuff tightly around the appropriate mandrel. See Figures 2-2, and 2-3.
3. Connect the cuff adapter T connector into the line nearest the cuff.

If the NIBP monitor has two pneumatic hoses connected to the cuff, insert the cuff

adapter into the hose labeled Sense. If neither hose is labeled, insert the cuff adapter

into either hose.

Note

Do not connect the cuff adapter to the Analyzer until the Analyzer has

warmed up for at least 15 minutes.

4. Power up both the Analyzer and the NIBP monitor.

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