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#26306 - 24/10/07 07:53 AM SPO2 SIMULATOR
Graham Roberts Online   content
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Registered: 17/12/03
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Can anybody recommend a simulator that checks the SpO2 sensor and cable as well as the simulates SPO2 in the device under test.
Graham

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#26308 - 24/10/07 09:45 AM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: Graham Roberts]
JB Offline
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Registered: 05/01/05
Posts: 51
Loc: County Durham
Hi Graham

Have you had a look at the Rigel 322?
http://www.rigelmedical.com/products/rigel_322.asp

regards,

John

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#26315 - 24/10/07 03:18 PM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: JB]
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Registered: 07/09/03
Posts: 27
Loc: Norwich
Hi Graham

Have you seen or heard of this little baby? The Lightman.

http://www.electro.co.uk/lightman2.htm

Regards

Jeff

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#26316 - 24/10/07 03:57 PM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: jefft]
Scottish Offline
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Registered: 09/04/05
Posts: 46
Loc: Manchester
We have several of the Lightman here and it is an excellent device for testing the probe and cable. However unlike the Rigel it isn't able to simulate SpO2 in the DUT
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#26317 - 24/10/07 05:15 PM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: Scottish]
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Registered: 07/09/03
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Hi Scottish

Oops, good point.

Regards

Jeff

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#26318 - 24/10/07 06:39 PM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: Scottish]
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Registered: 21/09/04
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Loc: Manchester
 Originally Posted By: Scottish
We have several of the Lightman here and it is an excellent device for testing the probe and cable.


Hi Scottish,

Do you know if you can test neonatal (posey wrap type) probes using this device?

Cheers,
Rob.
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#26319 - 24/10/07 09:37 PM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: Rob1234]
Scottish Offline
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Registered: 09/04/05
Posts: 46
Loc: Manchester
Hi Rob1234,

We use them here to test the Philips wrap sensors in neonatal with no problems. You just need the appropriate interface box for each plug type.

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#29033 - 09/04/08 06:51 AM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: Scottish]
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Registered: 08/04/08
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Loc: Philippines
HI FRIENDS

GOOD DAY! TO EVERYONE I'M A BIOMED ENGR WORKING WITH CALIBRATION OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, I'M USING A GOOD DEVICE FLUKE INDEX 2 SPO2 SIMULATOR NICE DEVICE AND EASY TO USE, AND MORE ACCURATE READINGS

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#29058 - 09/04/08 12:53 PM Re: SPO2 SIMULATOR [Re: jefft]
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Registered: 22/07/05
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Hi,
Does any body know how much the lightman 2 costs and have they found it useful?

Cheers.

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