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Select the pacing mode with the dial Mode (17). The
device will be activated at the same time.
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After the internal self-test has been completed success-
fully, all 5 LEDs on the operating panel will simultane-
ously flash twice.
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If the Low battery LED (3) flashes, the battery needs to be
exchanged (for battery exchange, see page 20).
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Connect leads, the yellow Atrium Pace (8)
Pace (4) LEDs will flash in synchrony with the atrial and
ventricular pacing pulses.
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Set the sensitivity for atrium and ventricle with the Atrium
Sens. (11)
the green Atrium Sense (9)
flash in synchrony with each sensed atrial or ventricular
event.
A sufficient safety margin should be considered to ensure
reliable sensing.
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Monitor the ECG of the patient and adjust amplitude
and/or sensitivity, if necessary.
Caution!
During use of Reocor D, the heart rate of the patient must be
monitored with an ECG monitor with an alarm function.
Attachment
Reocor D must be operated either horizontally on a non-slip
surface or affixed to the patient with an armband, or from a
hanging position on the infusion stand using the hanger on
the back of the device.
To attach Reocor D to an infusion stand, unscrew the hanger
from the back of the device. This ensures safe operation and
unburdens the patient cables.
Battery Exchange
When the Low battery LED (3) starts flashing, it indicates that
the battery is almost depleted. When using the battery type
MN 1604 Duracell
vice time remain. However, the battery should be replaced as
soon as possible.
Reocor D must be operated with a 9-V battery, international
code IEC 6LR61. Only alkaline manganese batteries should
be used. When using the battery type MN 1604 Duracell
®
Procell
20 ± 2°C before the battery must be replaced.
1
and Ventricle Sens. control dials (7) such that
®
®
Procell
, external pacing is possible for at least 500 hours at
1
and Ventricle
1
and Ventricle Sense (5) LEDs
approximately 36 hours of ser-
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