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Digital Recorder International User Guide – English version
Maintenance and Care of Recorder, Leads and Cables
• Always remove the battery before cleaning the recorder.
• Do not leave batteries in the recorder for extended periods (more than two weeks) when the
recorder is not in use.
• Clean the outside of the recorder with a damp soft cloth between uses; use water and a
nonabrasive liquid soap, as required. DO NOT use any abrasive cleaners, such as acetone, on
the outside of the recorder.
• Patient lead wires and cables should be cleaned and disinfected as required between uses, with
70 percent isopropyl alcohol and a soft cloth to disinfect, and a non-abrasive liquid soap and
soft cloth to clean. Sterilization is not required.
• Disinfect as needed, following instructions from your infection control department. Sani-Cloth
germicidal surface wipes are recommended. Sterilization is not needed.
• Do not pull on or stretch the patient cables or lead wires when you clean them. This can cause
premature failure of the cable. Instead, lay the cable and attached wires on a clean, flat surface,
hold them down with one hand, and holding a cloth in the other hand, rub all surfaces of the
cable.
• Do not submerge the recorder or cables in water.
• Do not store the recorder at temperatures below 50 degrees F or above 110 degrees F (between
10 and 45 degrees C).
• At the end of their useful lives, all NorthEast Monitoring, Inc. products should be disposed of
following local ordinances.
LCD screen and Error Messages
• Screen shows the time: If you see the time on the screen, the recorder is recording.
• Battery % -Shows the battery life remaining.
• Blank Screen: If the LCD screen is completely blank, this means that the recorder is not
recording. It is possible that the battery no longer has enough power or batteries removed.
• Battery LOW: Battery is running low. When this message first appears, you will have about 5
days of recording time left on your recorder.
• Battery FAILURE: Recording has stopped, as the battery does not have enough power.
• LEAD LOOSE: This error will occur when there is a problem with the patient hook up. The
problem may be with an electrode, a lead or the cable that connects the leads to the DR200. The
LEAD LOOSE message will remain on the screen for about 10 seconds after the problem has
been corrected. This error message can be turned off in General Settings.
• SD Card is full: The card cannot write any more data. Recording has stopped.
• No card or flash.dat in recorder: For Holter recording, an SD card with a flash.dat file is
required. View card using Explorer to see files, and/ or reinitialize card using LX analysis.
• SD Card is write locked: Write Lock tab is set on the SD Card. Unlock Write Lock tab and try
again.
• SD Setup Failure: Failure during write of patient ID to SD Card. You will need to re-initialize
your card using the LX software.
• SD Card Incorrectly erased: There may be disallowed files on the SD Card. Remove SD
Card from recorder and use card reader and Explorer to identify and delete these files. The only
file allowed is flash.dat.
• Unable to write to SD Card: An error was found while attempting to write to the SD Card.
This message occurs when the card is full. Sometimes this message will appear when a card is
defective.
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