Economical tabletop packaging technology confers simplicity and cost advantage over the elaborate packaging of patient monitoring systems and expensive rack-mount type systems. Modules stack on the base unit one atop the other. A safety interlock circuit prevents powering the stack until all modules are in place with the lid on top. Setting up the system is a simple matter of selecting the modules you require for your procedure, stacking them on the base, making connections between them and connecting the electrodes and transducers. For user convenience, module interconnects are located on the back of the modules with transducer and electrode inputs on the side plate, leaving the front panel unobstructed for a clear view of displays and easy access to the controls.
Many modules are available in both isolated and economical, non-isolated versions.
Both types meet UL requirements for patient contact when used with the isolated-power base unit. An extensive offering of electrodes, leads, cables, transducers and accessories makes LabLinc V a fully integrated system from subject to analyzed data. Although modules may be used alone or with a basic chart recorder for many monitoring functions, the system is generally used as a modular instrument or virtual instrument system with a computer. By selecting the appropriate LabLinc port module, you may use software provided by us or developed by others for use with industry-standard, high speed, parallel interface boards. The array of modules offered and their individual configurations of controls and outputs are intended to maximize simplicity of use, and to get the most out of your computer and software.