Description
The Arjo Dopplex DMX Digital Doppler generates its bi-directional waveform from the digital Doppler spectrum, giving clinicians objective evidence for vascular diagnosis that audio-only Dopplers cannot show. Choose the configuration below that matches the probe and power setup your service runs.
Main Description
The high resolution colour display presents the waveform alongside the audio, so flow direction and quality can be judged at the bedside. Algorithms optimise the presentation of waveforms and enhance sound quality through the Dynamic Digital Noise Reduction system and gel filter. Doppler sound can be recorded and played back, and data is stored on a micro SD card for review and reporting. High sensitivity interchangeable probes cover vascular applications from deep vessels to very superficial flow. Choose the standard or rechargeable unit, on its own or bundled with a VP XS or EZ8 XS probe, in the configuration list.
Features and Benefits
Performance and Use
- Bi-Directional Waveform – Uniquely generated from the digital Doppler spectrum, with audio scaling features.
- High Resolution Colour Display – Waveform and data are shown clearly for objective assessment.
- DDNR Sound Processing – Dynamic Digital Noise Reduction and a gel filter enhance the quality of the Doppler sound.
- Recording and Storage – Sound recording and playback, with data storage on micro SD card.
- Interchangeable XS Probes – High sensitivity probes swap in seconds for different vessel depths.
Product Specifications
Key Specifications
- Display – High resolution colour display with bi-directional waveform
- Sound – Dynamic Digital Noise Reduction (DDNR) with gel filter
- Storage – Micro SD card data storage
- Power – Standard or rechargeable configurations (see options)
- Probes – Interchangeable high sensitivity XS probes, sold separately or bundled
Configurations
- Options – DMX Doppler Only (No Probe), With VP4 XS 4 MHz Probe, With VP5 XS 5 MHz Probe, With VP8 XS 8 MHz Probe, With VP10 XS 10 MHz Probe, With EZ8 XS Widebeam 8 MHz Probe, Rechargeable DMX, Doppler Only (No Probe), Rechargeable with VP4 XS 4 MHz Probe, Rechargeable with VP5 XS 5 MHz Probe, Rechargeable with VP8 XS 8 MHz Probe, Rechargeable with VP10 XS 10 MHz Probe, Rechargeable with EZ8 XS Widebeam 8 MHz Probe
- Probes – XS probes are interchangeable across the Dopplex and Sonicaid handheld range
Browse the wider Dopplers range for related options, or see every product from this manufacturer on the Arjo brand page.
Why Choose the Dopplex DMX Digital Doppler?
Departments standardise on the Dopplex DMX Digital Doppler because the manufacturer publishes the data behind it. The waveform is generated from the digital spectrum itself, which the manufacturer notes other Dopplers may find difficult or impossible to achieve.
- Objective Evidence – A stored waveform supports the diagnosis in the record, not just a number jotted from audio.
- Faster Assessments – Clear waveforms and clean audio shorten the hunt for flow signals in clinic.
- One Unit, Many Vessels – Interchangeable probes let a single DMX cover the vascular caseload.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the DMX come with a probe?
Configurations are offered with no probe, or bundled with a VP4, VP5, VP8, VP10 or EZ8 XS probe. Probes are interchangeable, so one unit can serve several applications.
What is the difference between DMX and DMXR configurations?
The DMXR configurations are the rechargeable version of the unit. The standard DMX configurations use standard battery power.
Can waveforms be stored?
Yes. Data is stored on a micro SD card, and Doppler sound can be recorded and played back on the unit.
What is DDNR?
Dynamic Digital Noise Reduction is the manufacturer signal processing that enhances Doppler sound quality, working with a gel filter.
Is the DMX suitable for ABI measurements?
Yes. The DMX is the Doppler at the heart of the manufacturer ABI and ATP kits for ankle, toe and brachial pressure assessment.
