The MAC 1200 Resting ECG

The MAC 1200 Resting ECG

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The MAC* 1200 digital, 12-lead electrocardiograph system offers comprehensive ECG solutions with practical features that help meet the needs of hospitals, clinics, office based practices and clinical trials.
Its advanced algorithm capabilities, seamless connectivity to the CS and MUSE* Cardiology Information Systems and easy-to-use features provide the quality and convenience users require.

With the MAC 1200, you can:
•Minimize training with one-touch operation for acquisition, analysis, storage and printing•Meet your unique needs for measurements, interpretation and memory•Increase patient data-entry flexibility with four user-definable fields•Get rapid assessment of ECG rhythm and signal quality with waveform display•Accommodate multiple standard report formats with full-size paper; Optional archivist paper available for longer-term ECG storage•Increase versatility with the MAC 1200 battery power such as GE DASH2500 Battery, GE DASH 2500 Battery, GE DASH 3000 Battery, GE DASH 4000 Battery, GE DASH 5000 Battery, GE SM201-6 Battery, GE MAC500 Battery, GE PRO 1000 Battery, GE PRO 1006 Battery, GE PRO 1008 Battery, GE PRO 1009 Battery •Protect the integrity of the digital ECG record, support facilitation of 21 CFR Part 11 compliance and enhance security and protect electronic records with its optional CT (Clinical Trial) data guard.

GE Healthcare Diagnostic Cardiology products and systems enable you to access the data you need, whenever and wherever you need it.
Our ECG management solutions — EMR Gateway, CS Diagnostic Software, and MUSE* Cardiology Information Systems — are compliant with open database connectivity (ODBC) and provide seamless connectivity to your facility’s HIS and EMR. With them, you gain the advantages of enhanced clinical workflow, automatic billing and charge capture.
The MAC 1200 system connects to your EMR system through GE's CS Diagnostic System. And connectivity with MUSE and CS system can help you increase departmental productivity. The MAC 1200 quickly sends and receives complete patient ECG data for immediate review of overread.

MUSE currently has more than 925 individual interfaces to HIS/EMR vendors, including:
•Cerner**•Centricity** Cardiology Data Management System•eGate
•Iatric Systems
•Keane**•McKesson**•Orion Health
•Siemens Soarian**•VA CPRS
•Cloverleaf**•Eclipsys**•Epic**•Centricity Enterprise (formerly IDX Carecast)
•LUMEDX**•MEDITECH**•Siemens INVISION**•Tenet**•VA Vista Imaging

PRIMEDIC DefiMonitor EVO™ Defibrillator

PRIMEDIC DefiMonitor EVO™ Defibrillator

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The PRIMEDIC™ DefiMonitor EVO™ is one of the most technologically advanced portable defibrillators available designed for the emergency services team, combining all the critical features necessary to provide rapid and effective treatment for SCA (Sudden Cardiac Arrest). It uses biphasic, current regulated [CCD] external technology and conforms to ERC Resuscitation Guidelines 2010.

DefiMonitor EVO™ with battery such as Burdick EK10 Battery, Burdick EK10 Elite Battery, Burdick EK11 Battery, Burdick Elite II Battery, Burdick 862278 Battery, Primedic Battery, Primedic Defi-B Battery, Primedic Defi-B M110 Battery, Primedic Defi-B M112 Battery, Primedic Defi-B M113 Battery, Welch Allyn Atlas 622SO Battery, Welch Allyn Atlas 622SP Battery is the perfect partner for the pre hospital emergency environment with advanced technology; Transthoracic pacemaker (NIP), 12 channel ECG, Sp02 Measurement, NIBP measurement, Temperature measurement, Capnography EtC02 mainstream/sidestream measurement, Respiration measurement, supports Electronic Medical Record transfer (telemetry) designed for the emergency medical teams, doctors, paramedics or resuscitation officers.

The PRIMEDIC™ DefiMonitor EVO™ is one of the most technologically advanced portable defibrillators available designed for the emergency services team, combining all the critical features necessary to provide rapid and effective treatment for SCA (Sudden Cardiac Arrest). It uses biphasic, current regulated [CCD] external technology and conforms to ERC Resuscitation Guidelines 2010.

Information and Downloads

PRIMEDIC DefiMonitor EVO - Overview
PRIMEDIC DefiMonitor EVO - EMS defibrillator
Early defibrillation increases chances of survival
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EVGA Torq X10 Gaming Mouse Review

EVGA Torq X10 Gaming Mouse Review

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It is natural for any growing company to look for diversification. For EVGA, a company known for their high quality GPU cards and gaming motherboards, growth has led them to seek further attention from gamers. The company already released several high performance PSUs and a few cases when their first gaming peripheral, the Torq X10 gaming mouse and other gaming mouse such as Actme LED Optical USB Wired Gaming Mouse, Himedia USB Wireless Mouse SB100, Blue Flip And Fold Shirt Folder, Fellowes Beach Picture Antibiotic Mouse Wrist Rest Pad CRC91795, Fellowes Blue Antibiotic Mouse Wrist Rest Pad CRC91822, Fellowes Chair Back Cushion CRC80399, Fellowes Antibiotic Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad CRC91825, Fellowes Antibiotic Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad CRC91831, arrived at our labs. We will be taking a quick look at it and see what it can offer to gamers and advanced users in today's capsule review.

Key features and specifications

■Max DPI: 8200
■Sensor Type: Laser (Avago 9800)
■Main Switch Type: Omron - 20 Million Click Lifecycle
■Programmable Buttons: 9
■Min/Max Weight: 121G/134G (without cable)
■Max Polling/Report Rate: 1000Hz
■LED Color: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Purple
■Feet Type: Low Friction PTFE
■Max Number of Profiles: 5 (512K Onboard)
■Height: 1.25in - 31.75mm (min) 1.5in - 38.1mm (max)
■Length: 4.5in - 114.3mm
■Width: 2.25in - 57.15mm

The specifications are good, though naturally there's more to a mouse than paper specifications. The Torq X10 includes programmable buttons, adjustable weight, profile and macro support, and adjustable DPI sensor.

■Onboard storage can support up to 5 separate profiles
■Ambidextrous design supports right or left handed gamers
■Adjustable height system supports all gamers
■Adjustable DPI up to 8200 DPI with On-the-Fly Sensitivity adjustment
■Adjustable weight system
■Highest quality materials including silver coated wire and Omron switches (20 million click life cycle)
■Robust software allows full control over mouse including Macro setup, profiles and OSD
■Super low friction PTFE mouse feet

Mad Catz C.T.R.L.R Mobile Gamepad

Mad Catz C.T.R.L.R Mobile Gamepad

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Most controllers are single-purpose and intended to work with a specific platform. Mad Catz takes a different tack with the C.T.R.L.R, a $49.99 Xbox 360-like controller built to work with several kinds of devices in different ways. As an Android controller it's nearly flawless and easily controls games on the Nvidia Shield , Amazon Fire TV, and Mad Catz' own M.O.J.O. Android console, as well as most Android smartphones and tablets. However, it tries to be a fully functional PC gamepad, too, and its PC support falls flat in most games. It's an excellent choice if you just need physical controls for your Android, but you can find better PC gamepad options (especially if you use our guide or a ControllerMAX CronusMAX to connect the Sony DualShock 4 gamepad to your system). And it's not intended for use with iOS devices at all.

The C.T.R.L.R is built much like an Xbox 360 controller with the accessory such as Fellowes Antibiotic Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad CRC91137, Fellowes Antibiotic Laptop Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad CRC91847, Fellowes Flowers Picture Antibiotic Mouse Wrist Rest Pad CRC91792, Fellowes Two USB Laptop Cool Riser CRC80182, Fellowes Flower Picture Antibiotic Mouse Wrist Rest Pad CRC91790, Fellowes Fllower Picture Antibiotic Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad CRC92031, Fellowes Antibiotic Mouse Wrist Rest Pad CRC91177, Fellowes Antibiotic Mouse Wrist Rest Pad CRC91477, with a pair of analog sticks placed unevenly on either half of the gamepad's face. The left (and higher) stick sits parallel with the four main face buttons on the right, and the right (and lower) stick sits parallel with the direction pad on the left. The face and shoulder buttons are all in the classic Xbox 360 configuration, with X, A, B, and Y face buttons, two prominent shoulder triggers, and two smaller shoulder bumpers. It even has standard Star and Select buttons in the center, flanking a large Mad Catz logo button that could easily be mistaken in shape and feel for an Xbox button.

A compartment on the back holds two included AAA batteries to power the gamepad, and Mad Catz claims the C.T.R.L.R can provide 40 hours of continuous playtime before you have to replace them. The compartment also hides a micro USB port, but that port is reserved only for updating the gamepad's firmware; you can't use the C.T.R.L.R as a wired controller.

While its layout is very familiar, the C.T.R.L.R sports some additional distinctive design elements that set it apart from a standard third-party gamepad. A screw mount for the included smartphone holder sits on the top edge of the controller, between the shoulder buttons. The holder is an angled arm with two large jaws holding rubberized pads. The jaws pull apart with spring tension, and close securely around any smartphone you wish to connect. When the holder isn't mounted, the screw mount is unobtrusive and easy to ignore.
Besides the smartphone holder, the C.T.R.L.R features several controls unique to its multi-platform nature. A row of playback buttons (Play/Pause, Fast Forward, Rewind, Volume Up, and Volume Down) sit above the Mad Catz button, letting you use the controller as a media remote. A three-way sliding switch sits on the bottom edge of the gamepad, between the wing-like grips. This switch determines which mode the controller is in, for working with different devices.

Regardless of what platform you use, when the C.T.R.L.R works, it feels like a perfectly functional console gamepad. It's almost slavishly devoted to the time-tested Xbox 360 gamepad design, so console gamers will be right at home when playing games on their smartphones or tablets. The buttons and direction pad are responsive and the analog sticks feel sensitive without being twitchy.
The Mad Catz C.T.R.L.R might not be quite the catch-all gamepad the company envisioned, but it's an extremely capable controller for mobile devices—and, if you're willing to tinker with drivers, wrappers, and control mapping, can be a functional PC gamepad as well. It's a bit pricey at $50 with its spotty PC support and complete lack of game console and iOS compatibility, but it's an excellent accessory if you have any of the many devices with which it works.

Schneider Electric ZB4BW333

Schneider Electric ZB4BW333

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Head for Maintained Illuminated Push Button

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Features

•Simple and Secure Mounting Saves Time During Assembly

•Body Comprises of a Mounting Base with One or More Electrical Blocks and Can Be Fitted with Up to 9 Circuits

•Ergonomic Push Button Heads Ensure a Natural Center as Pressure Is Applied

•PROTECTED LED® — Light Modules that Offer 5 Different LED Colors with Built-In Circuit Protection

•10 Amp, 600 V Contact Ratings

•UL, CSA and CE Marked&tab;&tab;
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•Mounting Base with Contact Block(s)&tab;

•Mounting Base with Light Module — For Illuminated Operators or Pilot Lights

•Additional Contact Blocks, If Desired

•Lamp — For Direct Supply Light Modules

•E-Stop Legend Plate — If Desired for E-Stop Push Buttons

•Choice of Illuminated or Non-Illuminated Operators

•Choice of Flush, Extended or Recessed Buttons

•Choice of Button Color

Philips introduces Hue lux LED bulb

Philips introduces Hue lux LED bulb

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LED lighting is transforming the way we light our homes, and “smart” LED lighting takes lighting control to a new level. Now there’s a new smart LED option for homeowners, as Philips, one of the key drivers of the trend, today introduced its Hue lux LED bulb.

Due to ship in the first week of September and available for pre-order now, it’s a “warm white,” 750 lumen bulb that Philips says is the same shade as a traditional incandescent bulb — just with 80 percent power savings by comparison. And it’s controllable and dimmable from your smartphone, tablet, Philips’ Hue app and third-party apps like IFTTT.

You can set it so that it gradually wakes you up, switches such as 10A Schneider LED Switch E3032H1, 10A Schneider LED Switch E3032H2, 10A Schneider LED Switch E3033H1, 10A Schneider LED Switch E3033H2, 10A Schneider LED Switch E3034H1, 16A Schneider Double Control Switch E8231L2F, 16A Schneider Double Switches Double Control Switch E8232L2F, 16A Schneider Three Switches Double Control Switch E8233L2F, 16A Schneider Four Switches Single Control Switch E8234L1F, 16A Schneider Four Switches Double Control Switch E8234L2F, 16A Schneider Double Control Zencelo Touch Switch E8431/2 SZ, 16A Schneider Four Switches Double Control Switch E8234L2F_WG on while you’re away, or blinks when you receive an email. You can even use it with the Jawbone Up fitness wristband, which can detect when you wake up and switch on Hue lux in your bathroom.

The Hue Lux bulb can be integrated with other Philips Hue bulbs to form “an integrated light experience” for your home. Other Hue bulbs already available include the Hue A19, Hue GU10s and Hue BR30.

Hue bulbs can be retrofitted into your existing light fixtures, as well as designer LED lamps like LivingColors Bloom, LivingColors Iris Friends of Hue and Lightstrips Friends of Hue.

The bulb will be available individually for $29.99, with a Hue lux starter kit available for $99.99. The starter kit contains two Hue lux bulbs and a bridge that plugs into your Wi-Fi router.

Why Virtualization Worsens Your PUE

Why Virtualization Worsens Your PUE

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Virtualization is often touted as a “green” technology and with good reason. Consolidating lots of under-utilized servers into a handful of more fully loaded servers can save lots of electricity. But data center operators may be surprised to find out that, even though their electric bill goes down following a virtualization project, their power usage effectiveness (PUE) rating will likely worsen.

PUE is designed to measure the efficiency of the data center physical infrastructure, mainly power and cooling, in supporting the IT load. It shows how much of the electrical power invested in that infrastructure is actually being used to power the IT load, as opposed to – well, something else. A PUE of 1.0 is considered nirvana, as it shows that all the energy invested in the data center infrastructure goes to powering the IT load.

Data centers in the real world, of course, won’t reach nirvana principally because they have what’s known as “fixed losses,” which is power that gets consumed by the infrastructure devices regardless of what the IT load is. Some of the big guys out there claim to get amazingly close to 1.0 though. As the load shrinks post-virtualization, those fixed losses will increase as a proportion of the total energy consumed in the facility – that is, you’ve now got extra power and cooling capacity beyond what the IT load demands. As a result, your PUE goes up (i.e., worsens)..the numerator (total facility power consumption) remains the same while the denominator (total IT power consumption) decreases.

Reducing the PUE requires optimizing the power and cooling system such that it better aligns with the new, lighter load. You’ve got a few options for how to accomplish that, depending on your situation.

The option that’s likely to be most effective is to scale down overall power and cooling capacity. That may not be feasible if your power and cooling design isn’t modular, and thus not easily divisible. Or, if your infrastructure investment is relatively new or is shared with systems outside the data center (e.g., a chiller plant), replacing it or making significant modifications to reduce its capacity may be impractical.

In such cases, options such as these may be more feasible:

•Install blanking panels such as Schneider Blank Panel E8430X_SZ, Schneider Blank Panel E8430X_WG, 10A Schneider Switch EV51/1, 10A Schneider Switch EV51, 10A Schneider Switch EV53/1, 10A Schneider Switch EV53, 10A Schneider Switch EV54/1, 10A Schneider Switch EV54, 10A Schneider LED Switch E3031H1, 10A Schneider LED Switch E3031H2, 16A Schneider Zencelo Touch Switch E8431/1 SZ, 16A Schneider Three Switches Double Control Switch E8233L2F_WG to reduce air mixing – especially important if you’ve got numerous empty rack slots because you got rid of lots of servers
•Orienting racks into separate hot and cold aisles
•Install air containment technologies to prevent hot air from mixing with cool
•Adjusting fan speeds on cooling units to increase or decrease as needed depending on heat load
•Turning off some cooling units
•Removing unneeded UPS power modules for scalable UPSs
•Align your temperature set points to the latest ASHRAE standards and use your cooling system’s economizer mode more often
By optimizing your power and cooling systems in these ways, you’ll maximize the benefits of virtualization. Your PUE will not only be maintained or lowered to pre-virtualization levels, but your overall energy savings will be significantly extended as well.

To determine how much energy you may be able to save through a virtualization project, try the Schneider Electric Virtualization Energy Cost Calculator TradeOff Tool. The interactive tool illustrates IT, physical infrastructure, and energy savings resulting from the virtualization of servers in a data center. You can input data regarding your data center capacity, load, number of servers, energy cost, and other data center elements to come up with estimated savings.

Never go below native ISO with Canon Cinema Cameras

Never go below native ISO with Canon Cinema Cameras

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Coming from a DSLR background, many shooters have a similar procedure for exposing their image: Shutter 1/50th, ISO low as possible, ND and aperture to suit.

However implementing this method on other cameras can be detrimental to your image. The Canon C100/C300 has a base ISO of 850, use this for best results.

It may be a simple and obvious procedure for some, but having met quite a few shooters over last few months that weren’t aware of this, I felt it worth writing a quick article on.

The native ISO on both the Canon C100 and C300 cameras is 850; anything below or above this is compensation. Unlike shooting raw, raising the ISO in-camera with battery grip such as Canon EOS 6D Battery Grip, Canon EOS 5D Mark III 5D3 Battery Grip, Canon EOS 1100D Rebel T3 Kiss X50 Battery Grip, Sony SLT-A77V SLT-A77 Battery Grip, Canon EOS 350D 400D Digital Rebel XT Xti Battery Grip, Canon EOS 20D 30D 40D 50D Battery Grip, Nikon D7100 Battery Grip, Nikon D600 Battery Grip, Canon BG-E9 Battery Grip, Nikon MB-D31 Battery Grip is still a critical point of exposing the 8-bit internal codec of the Canon cameras, however it is the reduction of ISO speeds that I want to talk about.

It is best to present this in the form of screen shots, here below is an image taken from my C100 (out of my window quickly so nothing award winning or scientific), as you can see by the overlays I am using an ISO of 850 and an aperture of f/5.0 with 6 stops of ND. My shutter is 1/50th and my picture profile Cinemeax (I choose not to display these overlays to keep the screen display clean).

It’s a dramatic shot in terms of dynamic range, but you can see cloud detail, and highlight peaks are limited. I’ve added a waveform overlay from Premiere Pro on the right hand side so you can see what’s happening with the information.

In terms of exposure these settings should be fine, but look at the waveform, it’s flat lining before the top of the graph.

So what’s different? With the latter setup, you are letting more light hit the sensor by reducing physical attributes which affect exposure – ND and aperture. As the ISO level of 320 is over a stop lower than the base level of the sensor (which is 850), the sensor can’t handle it and is losing information in the highlights, despite on paper the settings being within the range of correct exposure.

Just look at the cloud detail for proof, all information is gone and what’s left is a grey mess.

By shooting with the native ISO of 850, you are using the base level of sensor, any exposure adjustments are physical ones (aperture and ND) which stop/allow light from hitting the sensor. Canon has kindly set a reminder in the overlays by adding brackets around ISO 850 so you don’t forget.

Stick to ISO 850 as much as you can; I never dip below it. In lowlight situations I’ll raise to dependant on situation, this does not have the same detrimental effects; you can raise the ISO above 850 should you require (just be aware that the higher your ISO rises, so does the amount of noise present within the image).

This is not a procedure restrained to the Canon C100 and C300 cameras, the Sony F55 works on a base ISO of 1250, and the A7S 3200. The difference in these cameras are that when operating in S-Log modes, you physically can’t reduce the ISO levels below its native setting; quite a handy feature when you consider what your image can end up like if you were to simply exposure without consideration for the base ISO of your camera.

Nikon D610

Nikon D610

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The Nikon D610 is a minor update to the Nikon D600, Nikon's best digital camera ever.

New in the D610 are a slightly faster shutter which runs to 6 FPS, as opposed to the 5.5 FPS of the D600, and a new 3 FPS Quiet Continuous (Qc) shutter mode. Otherwise, the D610 with battery grips like Nikon D800 D800E Battery Grip, Nikon D7000 Battery Grip, Nikon D300 D300S D700 Battery Grip, Nikon D5100 D5200 Battery Grip, Nikon D3100 D3200 D3300 Battery Grip, Canon EOS 60D 60Da 60D-a Battery Grip, Canon EOS 550D 600D 650D 700D Digital Rebel T2i T3i T4i T5i Battery Grip, Canon EOS 7D Battery Grip, Canon EOS 5D Mark II Battery Grip, Canon EOS 450D 500D 1000D Rebel XSi XS T1i Battery Grip is the same body with the same size and weight, the same sensor, flash, battery, LCD and everything as last year's D600 — and the shutter still has the same 1/200 sync speed.

For feature counters, the D610 has 1080p HD video, built-in HDR, an electronic horizon and more — all the same as last year's D600.

Like most Nikon DSLRs, the D610 automatically corrects for any lateral color fringes in any lens, and for just about all Nikon lenses introduced in the past 20 years (any AF-D, AF-I, AF-S or G lens), also can automatically correct for lens distortion and corner light falloff. While it won't correct distortion with Nikon AI and AI-s manual focus lenses, it does provide full color Matrix metering, EXIF data and auto and manual exposure. Got a set of Nikon lenses from 30 years ago? You're already good to go with the D610; they'll look great.

The D4 runs faster and is the choice of full-time sports and action pros, but it has slightly less resolution than the D610. In practice, D4 images are almost as good, but the D4 is too heavy and lacks the critical U1 and U2 modes on the D610's top dial that I find so critical to my day-to-day use.

The D610's 24 MP is more than twice as much as anyone needs for anything. I'd be happy with only 10 MP in full-frame if it had the great U1 and U2 instant recall modes of the D610; utility is the difference between getting the picture and missing it; resolution today is so high it doesn't matter anymore, and some cameras like the D800 have such excessive marketing-driven resolution that the files bog everything down.

Whenever anyone packs this much large-format image quality into such a small package, I'm all over it! The D610's 24MP is enough for astounding mural-sized images without size limits if your lenses and technique are good enough, and the D610 is small and compact. 24 MP is astounding if you know what you're doing. If you do, mural-sized prints look spectacular.

Don't let the D610's small size and light weight fool you: the D610 is much faster than the D800: 6 FPS versus only 4 FPS! The D610 keeps cranking as fast as I ever need it to, and never, ever chokes on its 24 MP files, either.