Contec 'CMS50D Plus' oximeter has normal flexible hinges?
Recently I've bought a new 'Contec CMS50D Plus' pulse-oximeter. It has flexible hinges, that can dislocate like a snake's beak. That is presumably to adapt to the thickness of thumbs and large toes.
That pivot can dislocate with an internal metal spring, for almost 5 mms (0.18 inch) apart.
In that state, the black internal data-cable moves, and shows the four colors of its internal sub-cables. These colors are white, green, red and blue. That does not look very professional to me, for new medical equipment. Is that production-quality normal?
These four thin colored sub-cables looks somewhat vulnerable in that state, although they sit more or less internally in the oximeter.
That internal data-cable is visible in the small back-opening of the oximeter, where no finger is inserted.
That pivot can dislocate with an internal metal spring, for almost 5 mms (0.18 inch) apart.
In that state, the black internal data-cable moves, and shows the four colors of its internal sub-cables. These colors are white, green, red and blue. That does not look very professional to me, for new medical equipment. Is that production-quality normal?
These four thin colored sub-cables looks somewhat vulnerable in that state, although they sit more or less internally in the oximeter.
That internal data-cable is visible in the small back-opening of the oximeter, where no finger is inserted.
