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The AT-102 can either be operated from the mains supply or from the built-in rechargeable
battery. The power source is indicated by an indicator lamp and on the built-in LCD. When
battery capacity is limited, the battery symbol on the LCD flashes on and off. The battery is
recharged automatically, when the device is connected to the mains supply. The device can
remain connected to the mains supply without any danger of damage to either the battery or
the device.
The patient input circuit is fully floating, isolated and fully defibrillation-protected (only with
SCHILLER original patient cable).
The device operation is based on a graphic display, seven function keys and an
alphanumeric keyboard for Patient Data entry. The user is guided by menus.
Test results of more than 60 xxx patients can be saved to the internal memory of the AT-102.
The results can either be printed on the built-in high-resolution thermal head printer or on an
external printer connected to the LPT-interface of the device.
Data can also be transmitted to a PC via the built-in serial interface (RS-232).
Medical Personnel
External
Monitor
(optional)
Graphical Keyboard
AT-102 Display
(LCD)
Acoustical
Warning
Patient
Patient Isolation
Real Time
Clock
Signal
Amplification A/D Computer
/ Filtering conversion
System
Program and
Data Memory
Battery
Expansion Possibilities
Following are the possibilities to expand the functionality of the CARDIOVIT AT-102
(optional):
Spirometry using the SCHILLER SPIROVIT SP-250 Pneumotach Flowsensor (xxx
Verweis FDA file oder so)
Communication Module: Add an additional serial communication interface. This module is
mounted inside the device, the respective connector is located on the back.
Connectors
Power Supply: 220 – 240V (nominal), 50/60Hz; 110-115V (nominal), 50/60Hz; stand-
alone operation with built-in rechargeable battery. LED indicator for mains operation,
internal power supply unit.
Operation duration: 4 hours of normal use (approximately 300 automatic ECG print-outs
or 100 spirometry records) xxx wiviel denn nu?
Battery Capacity: Battery status indicated on LCD
Accuracy Requirements
xxx
Standard Values
xxx
User Interface
The device operation is carried out directly on the device using a graphical LCD, a number of
functional keys and a standard alphanumeric keyboard (for Patient Data entry).
Using the operation unit, the user can carry out parameter settings, enter the patient data,
start a measurement, see and print ECG data and see the device status, directly from this
operation unit. A buzzer acoustically supports the device operation.
Display: Graphic LCD, 120 x 90mm effective display area, 320 x 240 dots resolution
Keyboard: Standard alphanumeric keyboard, 7 function keys
It is possible to select between a number of different languages for the device operation.
Communications Interface
The device has an RS-232 serial communication interface available for transmission of data
to a PC.
Operation Modes
The device differentiates between 6 operation modes: Low Power / Start, Parameterization,
Measurement, Data Exchange, Displaying ECG on LCD and Printing.
- Parameterization:
The patient data and the device parameters are entered.
- Printing ECG:
Either the online ECG data or a report is printed out.
- Measurement:
The current recording of patient measurements are carried out. Data is being prepared for
the printout.
- Data Exchange:
Data is exchanged with a PC via the built-in communication interface.
Measurements Memory
The patient data combined with the recorded ECG data can be saved in the internal data
memory (FLASH memory). The average memory for a complete ECG recording is approx.
xxx kBytes. Therefore it is possible to save a minimum of xxx complete recordings.
Physician’s Responsibility
The CARDIOVIT AT-102 unit is provided for the exclusive use of qualified physicians or
personnel under their direct supervision. The numerical and graphical results and any
interpretation derived from a test must be examined with respect to the patients overall
clinical condition. The test preparation, application and the general recorded data quality,
which could effect the report data accuracy, must also be taken into account.
It is the physicians responsibility to make the diagnosis or to obtain expert opinion on the
results, and to institute correct treatment if indicated