Easy to use.
Microprocessor logic and a unique Touch-
keyboard make this the easiest- EKG we've ever made.
The E 200 microprocessor automatically controls all important operating functions. It turns on guide lights in the Touch-Entry keys that tell you instantly which lead is being recorded. The Touch-Entry keys are the latest in membrane switches, and each one has an embossed frame that isolates it for easy location - a Burdick exclusive.
Easy to test.
The Burdick E 200 makes retakes a thing
of the past. It tests its microprocessor circuitry
every time it's activated and 'beeps' that
everything checks. And it will print out
a test strip, on command, that shows how
seven vital functions are performing.
This self-check trace assures that the E 200 will deliver accurate results every time.
Someday, all electronic medical instruments may have such time- and cost-saving self-check features. The Burdick E 200 has them today.
You'll find detailed explanations of all the important E 200 functions inside. Once you see how easily it can reduce retakes, improve productivity, and minimize paper usage, you'll call it 'The Easy EKG' too.
One touch will tell you
this is the EKG of the future.
The Burdick E 200 control panel is unlike
any other. Its Touch-Entry keys are the
latest in membrane switches that respond
to your touch instantly with a "beep" to
acknowledge your commands. And each
Touch-Entry key has an embossed frame
that isolates it for easy location. Burdick's
Touch-Entry system was designed to make
your job easier by making the E 200 the
easiest-operating EKG we've ever offered.
It prints a patient
i.d. code
of up to ten digits.
An exclusive feature of the E 200 is
its ability to print a unique patient
identification code on every EKG tracing
for permanent, accurate patient record
correlation. Up to ten digits may be easily
entered on the Touch-Entry keys. The
coding used may be your own or the
patient's social security number
plus an "M" or ''F''.
Instrument intelligence
means accuracy.
Important operating functions of the
E 200 are automatically controlled by the
microprocessor. For instance, the microprocessor turns on guide lights that are an
element of each Touch-Entry key. These
visual indicators progress in sequence
during automatic mode operation to tell
the operator instantly which lead is being
recorded. In semi-automatic modes, the
E 200 records the programmed leads, then
waits for further Touch-Entry instructions.
During manual mode operation, a guide
light indicates which lead is being
recorded.
In fact, during automatic mode operation, the E 200 locks out incorrect keys, so the chance for operator error is reduced to a minimum.
Interfaces with
other Burdick instruments.
The E 200 offers several time-saving
automatic functions when interconnected
with other Burdick equipment in exercise
tolerance testing and monitoring
procedures.
EXT-1 Sequencing Timer for ExTOL - The E 200 will print the elapsed minutes as they are displayed on the EXT-1.
AP-1 Auto Proqrammer for ExTOL The E 200 prints the stage protocol level as displayed on the AP-1.
TMS-302 ExTOL Treadmill - The E 200 prints elapsed time in minutes as shown on the TMS-302.
M 200 Two-Channel Cardiac Monitor The E 200 will print DLYD when a delayed IV input is received from the M 200.
IV Input - The E 200 will print EXT (external) when a cable is plugged into the IV input jack, as in ambulatory monitoring.
Program your own
ExTOL lead groups.
Logic board switches allow any 3-lead
group to be programmed for exercise
tolerance test procedures. On standard
models, a 3-lead group including Lead 2,
aVF and V5 is preselected. You also have
the choice of recording standard 12-lead EKGs with runnout, simulated three-channel
leads, simulated XYZ leads,
standard 12-lead tracings without runnout.
Uses either 5-lead or 10-lead
patient cables.
The E 200 offers fully-automatic operation
with a 10-lead patient cable; standard
equipment. It will also perform in
semi-automatic mode with a 5-lead patient
cable, recording Leads 1, 2, 3, aVL, aVF
and V1 automatically. And the E 200
automatically senses which cable is being
used. Either cable may be used for manual
operation.
Important self-analysis features
reduce retakes to a minimum.
The E 200 microprocessor circuitry
performs important self-analysis functions
to assure the operator that the EKG tracing is accurate.
Whenever the RESET switch is pressed, the E 200 makes an instantaneous self-analysis of the microprocessor circuitry. An answering "beep" confirms the E 200 is operating correctly. If there's a malfunction, no beep will sound, and retakes are avoided.
When the operator presses the Auto Run and Man Run Touch-Entry keys simultaneously, the E 200 runs an immediate self-check for sensitivity, thermal printhead operation, timing, paper speed, frequency response and low frequency time constants, and prints the results directly on the EKG paper. Note the accompanying sample tracing of this self-check and descriptions of each phase of the test.
Put these tests together and you'll see why "The Easy EKG" reduces retakes due to instrument malfunction to a minimum. Valuable time is saved and diagnosis is enhanced.
Secondary control panel
increases EKG versatility.
You have a choice of four sensitivities (1/4X, 1/2X, 1X, 2X) on both limb and precordial
leads, allowing maximum latitude
to achieve diagnostically usable tracings
depending on amplitude of the patient's
waveforms. The same control panel offers
the operator 25 mm or 50 mm paper
speeds, card or folder mounting format,
AHA or Filter frequency response and
remote-start selection.
Automatic lead marking
for fast, accurate identification.
Lead identification with the E 200 is
automatic and trouble-free. The same
thermal printhead that prints the patient
i.d. code also silently prints each lead
designation in the upper margin of the EKG paper, plus a one-second time mark
which serves as a sure check for correct
paper speed. These functions are fully
automatic even when the E 200 is used in
the manual mode.
Orange Grid/Black Trace paper
gives graphic results that last.
Burdick thermally-responsive chemical EKG paper gives excellent tracing contrast and
clarity--permanently. It also produces
good photocopies. Black grid/black trace
paper also available.
Pressure-sensitive mounts
speed filing.
Save staff time with Burdick's unique
card folder-format mounts. They're
pressure-sensitive, so you can mount the
complete 12-lead tracing in seconds, ready
for filing. Both mounts include space for
patient information.
Top-loading paper drive makes
reloading a simple procedure.