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In the medical repair video below, our technician will show you how to build an ECG simulator bridge. Once connected to a simulator, this bridge will allow you to test multiple telemetry units using this single simulator. This video will help you complete some of the biomedical repair testing you may have without having to wait for a simulator to free up.

Watch the video below for step-by-step instructions on what tools and parts you’ll need to build the simulator bridge, as well as very specific instructions on how to complete the project.

This is a three-part series. We’ll be sharing parts two and three over the next week so stay tuned. If you have questions as you start building your ECG simulator bridge, please contact us at BMESCO.

As a medical repair company, BMES believes in educating our customers by sharing our tips for biomedical repair and diagnosis. Sometimes your equipment may experience hiccups in operation that may not require you to send it out, which can maximize uptime.
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Programming your Apex Pro Transmitter is easy and can help you diagnose some of the possible issues your transmitter may have.

In the video below, our technician walks you through how to program an Apex Pro Transmitter using the telemetry tool that’s GE-provided. Following the steps outlined in this video can help you troubleshoot and fix some possible issues you’re having with the device. Our commitment is to offer you the best service possible, and part of that service is equipping you with knowledge. Your equipment may experience hiccups in operation that may not require you to send it out. This can maximize uptime, when caught before it leaves your facility.

Watch below and let us know if you have any questions.

BMES is a biomedical repair company. We service hospitals nationwide and offer medical equipment repair and refurbished options for your medical equipment needs.

Although BMES specializes in biomedical repair, we also think it’s important to share our tips for diagnosis with our customers. Sometimes your equipment may experience hiccups in operation that may not require you to send it out, which can maximize uptime.
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