
The Codemaster 100 Portable Defibrillator/Monitor
Basic Steps of Operation
- Select Energy Level
- Turn the Energy Select to the desired level
- Apply electrolyte paste while holding the paddles in one hand
- Apply paddles rubbing lightly against the skin to the apex and the sternum with 10 - 12 kg of pressure
- Charge
- Press charge button on Apex paddle or instrument front panel
- Clear away others
- Wait for the charge done light and tone (the Delivered Energy Display shows available energy in joules)
- Shock
- Adjust paddle pressure and placement to achieve optimum contact
- Stand clear and press discharge buttons simultaneously to deliver energy to patient
Battery Life
- A fully charged battery will provide a minimum of fifty 360-joule charge shock cycles or 2.5 hours of continuous monitoring.
- A 2.5 amp-hour battery takes about 2 hours to charge while the 4.0 amp-hour takes about 3 hours.
- Batteries must be charged in a charger separate from the device for the specified time.
- Note: The primary difference between this defibrillator and that Codemaster XL+ is that the Codemaster 100 is a portable device meant to be transported
wherever it is needed.
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