User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. SpiderView presentation
- 3. User profile
- 4. Precautions for use and maintenance
- 5. Warranty
- 6. General description
- 7. Use of batteries
- 8. Positioning the electrodes
- 9. Using the programming buttons
- 10. Starting the holter recording
- 10.1. Programming using the buttons
- 10.1.1. ECG screen
- 10.1.2. Pacemaker recordings
- 10.1.3. Insert patient name
- 10.1.4. Select recording protocol, insert patient ID and activate the accelerometer sensor
- 10.1.5. Select the recording mode
- 10.1.6. Holter mode
- 10.1.7. High resolution mode
- 10.1.8. HR + Holter mode
- 10.1.9. Switching off the device
- 10.1.10. Duration capability tables
- 10.1. Programming using the buttons
- 11. Device parameters
- 12. Special functioning modes and error messages
- 13. Technical specifications
- 14. Accessories
- 15. Appendix
- 15.1. Guidance and manufacturer's declaration: electromagnetic emissions
- 15.2. Guidance and manufacturer's declaration: cable length
- 15.3. Guidance and manufacturer's declaration: electromagnetic emissions
- 15.4. Guidance and manufacturer's declaration: electromagnetic Immunity
- 15.5. SpiderView and mobiles (recommendations)
- 15.6. CANADA
- 15.7. UNITED STATES
8. POSITIONING THE ELECTRODES
WARNING: Connect the patient to the SpiderView only when the back of the SpiderView is
in place.
Electrodes supplied with SpiderView have been designed to withstand long-term ambulatory
recording while ensuring patient comfort. Nevertheless, other ECG electrodes may be used.
To ensure a good quality ECG recording, special care must be taken when preparing the
patient’s skin, positioning the electrodes and connecting the leads. Clean the patient’s skin
with soapy solution, cleanse it and dry the skin to reduce impedance and obtain a good
electrode-skin contact.
Electrodes must be firmly attached to avoid air bubbles which could impede proper contact.
A loop should be made in each lead and the lead then attached with adhesive strips close to
the electrode. Pressure on an electrode could produce artifacts.
The proposed electrode placements are an example. It is essential to ensure that the QRS
complex amplitude is sufficient in at least one lead, to make automatic data analysis possible.
The user can verify electrode placement using the ECG preview.
Right Wrong
WARNING: Conductive parts of electrodes (including the neutral electrode), should not be
put in contact with conductive parts or grounded parts.
TWO-CHANNEL RECORDING (3 ELECTRODES)
ELECTRODES
Channel: + pole Common – pole
A 2: red (112 cm) 1: white (122 cm)
B 3: brown (112 cm) 1: white (122 cm)
8.1.
8.1.1.
8. POSITIONING THE ELECTRODES
SpiderView – UA10709B 15