EKG Sensor (EKG-BTA)
Specifications and User Guide
TROUBLESHOOTING
– Primary Test: The most common cause of problems with this sensor is a poor connection, either between the tabs and the skin, or between the clips and the tabs. As a result, confirm that the electrode patches are fresh and connected to the sensor properly. A drawing on the sensor box shows the proper connections. Note that electrode tabs do not work as well if they are old or have been allowed to dry out. Also, results vary form person to person. If an individual always has trouble getting a clean signal, try alcohol swabs before affixing the electrodes.
– Secondary Test: Make sure that the person connected to the sensor is seated or lying down and that they are relaxed.
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SPECIFICATIONS
– New order code: EKG-BTA
– Old order code: EKG-DIN
– Offset: ~1.00 V (+/-0.3 V)
– Gain: 1 mV body potential/1 V sensor output
CALIBRATION
– Calibrate? No. The sensor is set to the stored calibration before shipping. No calibration process is given for this sensor.
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