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Pod Connections
This section describes the connectors on the Pod shown in Figure 4.
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Dispersive Pad Connectors
Standard/High-Power Catheter Connector
One nine-pin receptacle labeled "STD/XP" is provided for connection to catheters.
Dispersive Pad Connectors
• Two male two-pin receptacles are provided for connection to dispersive pads (also known as the
dispersive indifferent pads, ground pads, or return pads).
• Dispersive pads complete the electrical circuit, allowing RF power to be delivered to the patient.
• Connect (2) dispersive pads to the Pod when using high-power catheters.
• A single dispersive pad is sufficient when using non-high-power catheters.
• The RF Generator will cease RF output to the patient if the current through a dispersive pad
exceeds 1.1 amps.
• Read the manufacturer's instructions before installing dispersive pads.
EP Recorder Connector
Connects the Pod to the EGM pins of the EP Recording System using a BSC Model 653S cable.
Pod-to-Generator Cable
The Pod-to-Generator cable is used to connect the Pod to the "Isolated Patient Connector" on the front
panel of the RF Generator.
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Catheter Cable
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Figure 4. Pod Connections
Recording System
Pod to Generator Cable
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