GE MAC 1200 Electrocardiograph ECG/EKG Good Working Condition TESTED FUNCTIONAL Can be shipped with or without the trolley FEATURES: The GE MAC 1200 is a digital 12-lead EKG Machine that offers comprehensive ECG solutions. The MAC 1200 offers practical features that help meet the demanding 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-t0-use features; provide maximum quality and convenience. Resting ECGs acquired in the 12-lead mode, and the corresponding data, can then be transmitted to a PC, CardioSys system, or to a MUSE CV system. This EKG Machine is equipped with electronic utilities that ensure artifact-free recordings. Among these are the automatic baseline adjustment and the anti-drift system (Cubic Spline and ADS). This system can be configured to meet the needs of hospitals, clinics, and office-based practices Allows access to EKG data gathered throughout a provider network, assuring high quality and continuity of care Comprehensive solution for EKG requirements Waveform LCD display Interpretive EKG Full-size paper reports Portable with a built-in battery Measurements, interpretation, and memory available in any combination Simultaneous 12-lead ECG acquisition and analysis Compact, lightweight design with carrying handle Field upgradability Signal Processing: Acquisition: 12 leads – simultaneously. Signal input: Type CF according to IEC. Digital sampling rate: 1000 samples/second/channel. Dynamic range: Differential signals for AC voltage ±, 10mV Superimposed DC voltage (Polarization voltage) ±600mV. Resolution: 5 uV. Frequency response:0.04 – 150 Hz. Common mode rejection:> 140 dB. Input impedance: > 100 M ohms. Leakage current: Pacemaker detection sensitivity: All leads, duration 0.1 – 2.5 ms, amplitude > 5 mV. Special Functions: Anti Drift System (ADS): Automatic compensation of baseline fluctuations caused by polarization voltage fluctuations at the electrodes. Baseline adjustment: ECG presentation on the averaged baseline. Electrode monitoring: Audible and visual indication on the LCD of disconnected electrodes or fine break. Every single electrode is monitored. Copy: In the automatic 12 lead modes, after ECG, recording, copies of the ECG can be printed. Test: Automatic performance test upon power up, including verification of the signal path starting at the signal input.