Power; Power Display - Baylis Medical RFP-100A Gebrauchsanweisung

5.3.

POWER

• POWER DISPLAY

The POWER Display is shown in Figure 5-1A. The power output is displayed in
1-Watt increments and the range is 0-25 Watts. The POWER Display is a two
digit, green LED numeric display. When the generator is initially powered "ON",
the green LEDs will display the default power set point of 0 Watts. The desired
power output can be set using the POWER ▲/▼ Buttons (Fig. 5-1B/5-1C). The
POWER Display shows the set power (1-25 Watts) during the READY mode and
then displays the measured delivered power (0-25 Watts) during ON mode. The
measured power may be lower than the set power, depending on tissue
impedance. The POWER Display will show the last measured power (0-25
Watts) during the DONE mode for five seconds while the generator completes the
DONE mode and transitions to the READY mode. When the generator enters
READY mode, the prior preset power level will be displayed, which can be
adjusted as desired.
• POWER ▲/▼ BUTTONS
The POWER ▲/▼ Buttons are shown in Fig. 5-1B/5-1C. By pressing the
POWER ▲/▼ Buttons you can set the level of power you want the generator to
deliver to the Catheter during the Puncture process. By pressing the button once,
you increase/decrease the power setting by 1 Watt. If you continue to hold down
the button, you will see the power level scroll up/down rapidly. Once the button
is released, the scrolling will stop. The POWER Display (Fig. 5-1A) shows the
maximum amount of power the generator will deliver to the Catheter. The range
for the POWER is 1-25 Watts in increments of 1 Watt.
Note: During the process of application of energy, the POWER ▲/▼ Buttons can be
pressed to increase/decrease the level of power delivered by 1-Watt increments. The
POWER Display will show the actual power delivered during the application of
radiofrequency energy. The scrolling function of the POWER ▲/ ▼ Button will not
work during the delivery of RF power (RF Power "ON" mode).
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