Connecting Peripheral Devices

Connecting Peripheral Devices

If the monitor has the Combined Interface Module, you can connect:

OB TraceVue

lTelemetry System

and one of the following:

Barcode Reader

nMaternal NIBP Monitor FSpO2 Monitor

To connect the peripheral devices:

1.Lift out the connector cover (A).

2.Connect the peripheral devices to the sockets on the Interface Module.

3.Tighten the screws on the connectors.

4.Feed the cables through the hollow in the center of the Interface Module (B) and then push the cable clamp into place.

Figure 10-2Connecting Peripheral Devices

Key to diagram:

CRS232 Serial Interface (Barcode or NIBP or FSPO2 Monitor)

DTelemetry Interface

ESystem Interface (M1353-66531E is required for OB TraceVue

Note— To connect a fetal monitor to the obstetrical surveillance system OB TraceVue M1383A/B/C, you will need the Combined Interface Module M1353-66531 rev. E (part number M1353-66531E) and fetal monitor firmware rev. A.02.02 or later. You will also need the Interface Cable M1380-61613 (or the equivalent OB TraceVue cable, Option #K13).

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M1353A, M1351A specifications

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