Axonics SNM System 2501, Programmer'S Manual

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Description of Battery Level Icons and Charging
Determining the CP Battery Level
The battery icon shows the CP battery
level. This icon is always displayed in the
bottom left corner of the screen when
the CP is on.
The number of bars on the battery icon
indicates the CP battery level, and bars
disappear from right-to-left as battery
charge is depleted. The battery levels
show on this page are as follows:
1
Partially Full to Full (2 to 4 bars)
•
When 4 bars are present the
battery is full or nearly full. At 4 or
3 bars, the battery bars are white.
When the battery drops to 2 bars,
the bars are yellow indicating less
than half the battery charge is
remaining.
2
Low
•
When the battery level is low, the
battery displays 1 red bar.
Note: A procedure should not be started with a
low battery to avoid the CP battery dying during
the procedure.
•
Two minutes before the CP
automatically shuts down due to a
critically low battery, the user will
be prompted to charge the CP. This
prompt can only be disabled by
plugging in and charging the CP.
3
Charging
•
When the device is charging, the
battery icon shows 4 green bars
and a lightning bolt. Charging a fully
depleted CP can take up to 6 hours.
How to Charge the CP
To charge the CP, plug the power supply
into a power outlet and into the CP
( 4 ). The power supply plugs into the CP
at the right end of the Connection Panel
and is indicated by the “Refer to manual”
symbol
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Note: Charge the CP after each use. A full battery should last for approximately 3-4 hours of use. If multiple implant procedures are scheduled
on a single day, charge the CP between procedures to ensure the battery does not run out. Always keep the CP power supply with the CP.
Note: The CP should provide 5 or more years of service. With repeated charging, the CP battery may lose capacity. Notify Axonics if you
experience a significant change in the operating time for a fully charged CP battery.
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