If your medSim 300B has the cardiac output option installed CO will be in the F1 position on the second menu of your medSim 300B. If cardiac output is not installed the F1 position will be blank. Your medSim 300B can be upgraded to give you the cardiac output option.

There are two different types of sequential procedures that can be used in the medSim 300B menu. The first is called auto sequences. These are eight preprogrammed sequences that run by automatically without showing the current simulation on the screen of the medSim 300B and no user interaction. The second type of sequential procedure is the step sequences. These can be started and stopped by the user prompts on the screen of the medSim 300B. There are three preprogrammed step sequences which include CCU, Holter and Pacemaker series.

You can adjust the time that the medSim 300B will stay on in the Utilities menu under the TIME button. You can adjust the time that the medSim 300B will stay powered on from 30 minutes to 8 hours or select off and it will never turn off. You can also save any of these settings by pushing the save button in Utilities. For extended periods of use you should always use the battery eliminator and not rely on battery power.

The "PMS M1190" make should be selected from Index2 for this electrical simulation.

The "M1191 New" make is selected from Index 2 user interface when the Hewlett Packard rubber-type sensors are being used in an Index 2 optical simulation.

The make is determined by the type of probe technology being used, not the brand of the monitor. Many oximeter manufacturers outsource their oximeter technology to other monitor manufacturers. The Index 2 optical simulation is based upon the make of the sensor being used.

If the probe can physically fit over the Index 2 Test Finger, the probe can be used during testing.

Reflectance type probes are not compatible with Index 2 series simulators.

The part number for the DataSim 6100 charger is 2184111.

Check to make sure that the ends of the coiled cable are plugged into the controller and the Keypad jack on the DataSim 6100. If both ends are correctly plugged into the controller and the DataSim 6100, and something other than NSR is seen on the controller screen or if the screen is blank. Check to see if the power light is on. If not, try charging the unit. If the power light is on and you see something other than NSR on the controller display, send the DataSim in for repair.