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S12 Vet Monitor User’s Manual

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Page 1: ...prior notice Document No J S I 019 Revision number V1 0 Release time 2022 04 Copyright 2022 Guangdong Biolight Meditech Co Ltd All rights reserved Statement Guangdong Biolight Meditech Co Ltd hereinaf...

Page 2: ...e with the user s manual Signs in this manual WARNING Indicates a potential hazard or unsafe practice that if not avoided will result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potential hazard or...

Page 3: ...ollowing reasons the products need to be repaired the company will carry out maintenance service you need to pay maintenance fees and accessories fees Man made damage Improper use The voltage of the p...

Page 4: ...ct us This manual is an integral part of the product It should always be kept close to the equipment so that it can be obtained conveniently when needed The manual is geared for clinical professionals...

Page 5: ...Patient Management 4 1 4 1 Discharging a Patient 4 1 4 2 Admitting a Patient 4 2 4 3 Managing Patient Information 4 2 4 4 Connecting to a Central Monitoring System 4 4 Chapter 5 Managing Configuratio...

Page 6: ...8 1 8 3 ECG Display 8 2 8 4 Preparing for ECG Monitoring 8 3 8 5 ECG Settings 8 9 8 6 Arrhythmia Monitoring 8 15 8 7 ST Monitoring 8 17 8 8 QT QTc Monitoring 8 24 8 9 Isoelectric Segments 8 29 8 10 E...

Page 7: ...0 NIBP Maintenance 12 11 12 11 NIBP Troubleshooting 12 11 Chapter 13 IBP 13 1 13 1 Introduction 13 1 13 2 Safety information 13 1 13 3 IBP measurement 13 2 13 4 IBP Display 13 3 13 5 Setting IBP 13 5...

Page 8: ...18 4 Hemodynamic Calculations 18 4 18 5 Oxygenation Calculation 18 6 18 6 Ventilation Calculations 18 9 18 7 Nephridium Calculation 18 11 Chapter 19 Recording 19 1 19 1 Recorder 19 1 19 2 Recording Ty...

Page 9: ...2 Environmental Specifications 2 A 3 Physical Specifications 2 A 4 Power Specifications 3 A 5 Hardware Specifications 4 A 6 Data Storage 7 A 7 Wireless network 7 A 8 Measurement Specifications 8 A 9...

Page 10: ...1 Operating environment 60 E 2 Network data interface 60 E 3 User access control mechanism 60 E 4 Software Environment 61 Appendix F Terminology and Definitions 62 F 1 List of units 62 F 2 Symbol list...

Page 11: ...t Rate HR Respiration Rate RR Temperature TEMP Pulse Oxygen Saturation SpO2 Pulse Rate PR Non invasive Blood Pressure NIBP Carbon dioxide CO2 Invasive Blood Pressure IBP and Cardiac output C O WARNING...

Page 12: ...flashes red Medium level alarm the lamp slowly flashes yellow Low level alarm the lamp lights cyan without flashing 4 Power indicating lamp It is a LED that lights green and orange the status of the L...

Page 13: ...the monitor is connected to the AC power supply press the button to open the monitor Power off in the startup state short or long press the power switch button to turn off the monitor 2 Recorder 3 DM...

Page 14: ...play The display content of the secondary display is consistent with the monitor display 2 Multifunction connector optional Simultaneously output defibrillation synchronization signal nurse call signa...

Page 15: ...d monitors to eliminate the potential difference between different devices and ensure safety 6 AC power socket 7 Cable retainer 1 3 Screen Display The monitor adopts a display screen of high resolutio...

Page 16: ...ea to open the Alarm Informations menu to view the current physiological alarm 5 System status information area Display alarm volume network and storage devices connection status battery and system ti...

Page 17: ...een confirmed and the alarm system has been reset Audible alarm tones are turned off Indicates that the battery is fully charged Indicates that the battery is half charged Indicates that the battery i...

Page 18: ...dby mode Alarm Setup Enter the Alarm Setup menu Review Enter the Review interface NIBP measure Enter the NIBP Measure menu NIBP Start Stop Start Stop NIBP measurement NIBP Stop All Stop all NIBP measu...

Page 19: ...atus Record setup Enter the Record Setup menu Realtime Record Manually start stop real time recording Calculations Enter the Calculations menu Remote View Enter the Remote View interface Night mode ex...

Page 20: ...isplay position of quick key From the Selected quick key column on the right to select quick keys needed to be moved And select Move To Up Move To Down Move To Top or Move To Bottom as needed Select D...

Page 21: ...S12 Vet Monitor User s Manual 1 11 4 Operation button Click to start an operation 5 Exit button Exit the current menu 6 Function switch Green The function switch is on Gray The function switch is off...

Page 22: ...o avoid explosion hazard do not use the monitor in the presence of flammable anesthetics or other flammable substance in combination with air oxygen enriched environments or nitrous oxide Do not open...

Page 23: ...cessories specified in this manual Magnetic and electrical fields are capable of interfering with the proper performance of the monitor For this reason make sure that all external devices operated in...

Page 24: ...plug in and out In normal use the operator should stand in front of the device Keep this manual near the device so that it can be easily and timely obtained when needed This manual describes the produ...

Page 25: ...rer Serial number IP21 Degree of protection against ingress of liquid Refer to this user s manual LOT Batch code Warning the protection against the effects of the discharge of a cardiac defibrillator...

Page 26: ...signal output part configures a medical system and is therefore responsible that the system complies with current version of the requirements of the system standard IEC 60601 1 If in doubt consult th...

Page 27: ...nvironmental equirements The operating environment of the equipment must meet the specifications in this manual The operating environment of the equipment should also reasonably free from the noises v...

Page 28: ...s installed if the external power supply is suddenly interrupted the monitor can automatically use the lithium battery to supply the power For the use of the battery please refer to Chapter 21 Battery...

Page 29: ...ation on the measurement or monitoring of each parameter please refer to the corresponding chapters 3 3 Shutting off the Monitor Please follow the below steps to shut off the monitor 1 Confirm that th...

Page 30: ...ck on the touch screen to complete some operations quickly and easily In order to prevent misoperation of the touch screen you can operate the Lock Screen quick key to temporarily lock the touch scree...

Page 31: ...tration number and connects to the monitor through USB interface 3 4 4 Using the On Screen Keyboard The on screen keyboard enables you to enter information Use the key to delete the previous character...

Page 32: ...On Battery 3 When the Brightness set as Auto the screen will change to the brightness automatically according to the environment light intensity NOTE When the monitor enters standby mode the screen br...

Page 33: ...Sound quick key Set Alarm Volume High Alarm Volume Reminder Volume QRS Volume Touch Tone and NIBP End Tone switch respectively 3 6 Measurement Settings 3 6 1 Setting Parameters You can manually turn...

Page 34: ...ion The parameters and waveforms that are not selected will not be displayed on the interface NOTE The first line of the parameter area and the waveform area always displays the ECG parameters and the...

Page 35: ...er the Standby Mode Press Standby quick key or Select Main Menu quick key from the Patient column to select Standby button or Select Patient Management quick key discharging patient and the enter Stan...

Page 36: ...it a new patient 3 7 3 Demo Mode In Demo mode the monitor can demonstrate its major functions when patient or patient simulator is not connected The Demo mode is password protected Choose the followin...

Page 37: ...pop up menu set the night mode 3 Select Enter Night Mode The night mode settings are as follows by default Brightness 1 Alarm Volume 2 QRS Volume 1 Touch Tone Off NIBP End Tone Off WARNING Verify the...

Page 38: ...either of the following ways Select Main Menu quick key from the Display column to select Privacy Mode button Select OK The monitor has the following features after entering the privacy mode The scre...

Page 39: ...h prompts when the set time arrives 3 8 1 Displaying Timer To display a timer follow this procedure 1 Access Screen Layout in either of the following ways Select Screen Setup quick key Select Screen L...

Page 40: ...started 3 Set Direction 4 Set Run Time 5 Set Reminder Volume When the remaining time is 10 seconds the monitor issues a reminder tone and the timer flashes in red prompting you that the run time is t...

Page 41: ...say a control command you must say the wake up word to wake up the voice assistant at first After waking up the top status bar displays the icon if the control command is not spoken within 7 seconds t...

Page 42: ...previous patient before starting monitoring a new patient Failure to do so can lead to data being attributed to the wrong patient NOTE Discharging a patient deletes all history data of current patien...

Page 43: ...a value regardless of whether the patient is fully admitted or not If you do not specify settings for these fields the monitor uses the default settings from the current configuration which might not...

Page 44: ...barcode NOTE The setting of patient type determines the algorithm used by the monitor to process and calculate certain measurements as well as the safety limit and alarm limit range applicable to cert...

Page 45: ...levels alarm messages prompts and various settings to the central monitoring system The central monitoring system and the monitor display synchronously and some functions can be controlled bidirectio...

Page 46: ...5 2 Selecting default configuration The default configuration can be the factory default configuration or a user configuration that has been stored You can use the following steps to select the defaul...

Page 47: ...n in use cannot be deleted 5 5 Transferring a configuration The monitor provides configuration transfer function You can use a USB drive to transfer the configuration from one monitor to another monit...

Page 48: ...ion so as to ensure that all the settings are appropriate for your patient To load a configuration by following these steps 1 Select Main Menu quick key from Configuration column to select Load Curren...

Page 49: ...r loads the default configuration specified by the user the user when it starts Please refer to 5 2 Selecting Default Configuration Current The monitor loads the nearest configuration when it starts 5...

Page 50: ...ect the screen type as needed the steps are as follows 1 Enter Select Screen interface in one of the following ways Select Screen Setup quick key Select Screen Select submenu Select Main Menu quick ke...

Page 51: ...ect Dynamic Trend Select Main Menu quick key from Display column to select Screen Select Select Dynamic Trend In the Dynamic Trend window the parameter label name of the trend is displayed above each...

Page 52: ...ion waveform 6 3 2 Select Display Parameters and Scales Follow the steps below to set the parameters of the OxyCRG screen 1 Enter OxyCRG screen 2 Select Setup 3 Set Trend 1 Trend 2 Compressed Wave sep...

Page 53: ...bed through the alarm monitoring area of Other Bed View interface CAUTION Can view the monitor through the remote monitor You can check the alarm and waveform of this monitor from 5 remote monitors at...

Page 54: ...ogical or technical alarm and the high priority alarm is the highest level alarm in the current alarm of the bed Yellow Indicates that other bed monitor is giving medium priority physiological or tech...

Page 55: ...can remove it as follows 1 Select other bed observation interface area in the pop up window Bed View Settings Bed number to select Bed submenu 2 Cancel the device number of the monitor in the list If...

Page 56: ...want to observe 1 Select other bed observation interface area in the pop up window Bed View Settings Bed number to select Wave submenu 2 In proper order to select First Wave Second Wave Third Wave and...

Page 57: ...n review it to carefully observe the patient during this time You can also export the frozen waveform through the recorder 6 6 1 Entering Freezing Status 1 Under the non freezing condition select Free...

Page 58: ...Releasing Freezing Under freezing condition you can select button in the upper right corner of the freezing menu to release the freezing condition 6 6 4 Recording Freezing Waveforms Select the Record...

Page 59: ...ther monitors alarms can be displayed and controlled remotely Remote suspension inhibition or silence of monitor alarms via the CMS or other monitors may cause a potential hazard For details refer to...

Page 60: ...lfunction due to improper operation or system problems The problems may result in system abnormal operation or irresponsible monitoring parameters Apart from the physiological and technical alarm mess...

Page 61: ...20 60 The lamp turns cyan without flashing Duty cycle 100 Alarm Tone Mode ISO DO DO DO D O DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO Alarm Information White words Red background Black words Yellow background Bla...

Page 62: ...iological alarms list The steps of viewing physiological alarms are as follows 1 Select physiological alarms area to enter Alarm Informations window 2 Select Phy Alarm submenu 7 5 Viewing technical al...

Page 63: ...hange alarm setups to not be password protected Password Change alarm switch alarm limit and alarm level to be protected by password If you use password to access alarm and arrhythmia alarm related se...

Page 64: ...larm Volume NOTE You can set the minimum alarm volume to 0 only when you are connected to the CMS If the monitor is not connected to the CMS the minimum alarm volume can only be set to 1 When the CMS...

Page 65: ...n Menu quick key from System column to select Maintenance input maintenance password Enter 2 Select Alarm button Pause Reset submenu 3 Set Alarm Pause duration You can set Alarm Pause duration to 1min...

Page 66: ...lay time 7 6 4 Setting Alarm Delay Time For the over limit alarm of continuous measurement parameters the alarm delay time can be set If the condition of triggering alarm disappears within the delay t...

Page 67: ...connect Alarm Switch You can set whether to alarm when the monitor and the CMS are disconnected This function is enabled by default The setting method is as follows 1 Select Main Menu quick key from S...

Page 68: ...sword Enter 2 Select Alarm submenu Pause Reset submenu 3 Set Alarm Pause Duration 7 7 2 Turn off all the Alarm If Alarm Pause Duration is set to Permanent Refer to section 7 7 1 Setting Alarm Pause Ti...

Page 69: ...tely cleared is cleared The monitor will not have any alarm indication for the cleared technical alarm Technical alarm that can clear sound and light is displayed as prompt message The sound of the te...

Page 70: ...ect how you want to latch the alarms Alarm latching rules are as follows You can separately select visual latching Latching audible alarm signal simultaneously latches visual signal corresponding to t...

Page 71: ...from System column to select Maintenance input maintenance password Enter 2 Select Alarm submenu Nurse Call submenu 3 Select Signal Type to set the type of nurse call signal Pulse The nurse call sign...

Page 72: ...g Intubation Status To enter the intubation status choose either of the following ways Select Intubation Status quick key From the bottom of the RESP or CO2 menu to select Intubation Status button Sel...

Page 73: ...eps to enable it to reset the bed alarm are as follows 1 Select Main Menu quick key from System column to select Maintenance input maintenance password Enter 2 Select Alarm submenu Remote View submenu...

Page 74: ...omatically performs a self test at startup Check that the alarm lamp illuminates one after the other in red yellow and cyan and that an alarm tone is heard This indicates that the visible and audible...

Page 75: ...earth Use defibrillation proof ECG cables during defibrillation Do not touch the patient or metal devices connected to the patient during defibrillation To reduce the hazard of burns during high frequ...

Page 76: ...may be configured to look slightly different Waveform Display 1 ECG lead label 2 ECG waveform gain 3 ECG filter mode 4 ECG waveform speed 5 Paced status If Paced is set to Yes is displayed If Paced is...

Page 77: ...paration is necessary for good signal quality at the electrode sites as the skin is a poor conductor of electricity Sites where leads are attached to the body must be properly prepared to optimize con...

Page 78: ...ect the ECG leadwires to the patient cable 4 Plug the patient cable into the ECG connector 8 4 3 Lead Wire Color Code The following table lists the 5 lead labels and colors for AHA and IEC standards L...

Page 79: ...Red V1 Brown Red Chest 2 C2 White Yellow V2 Brown Yellow Chest 3 C3 White Green V3 Brown Green Chest 4 C4 White Brown V4 Brown Blue Chest 5 C5 White Black V5 Brown Orange Chest 6 C6 White Purple V6 B...

Page 80: ...m lead on the right foreleg LA left arm lead on the left foreleg RL right leg lead on the right hindleg LL left leg lead on the left hindleg V precordial lead exploring lead NOTE The exploring lead is...

Page 81: ...close to left and right sides of abdomen the chest lead electrodes can be placed at left side of chest midst Do not place the electrodes on the upper arm Otherwise the ECG waveform will be very small...

Page 82: ...ime the paced symbol flashes and the message prompt Suspected Pacing Signal Check and set the patient s paced status WARNING For paced patients you must set Paced to Yes If it is incorrectly set to No...

Page 83: ...mal screen is available For 5 lead ECG monitoring besides the normal screen it can be selected to display 7 waveforms For 6 lead ECG monitoring besides the normal screen it can be selected to display...

Page 84: ...ter the ECG menu 2 Select Setup submenu 3 Select ECG 1 or ECG 2 to set label name of ECG calculating Lead WARNING Only when you switch on MultiLead Ana can you set ECG 2 8 5 4 Setting Multi lead Analy...

Page 85: ...enu 2 Select Setup submenu 3 Set Wave Speed 8 5 5 3 Setting ECG Filter Mode To set the ECG waveform filtering mode follow this procedure 1 Select ECG parameter area or waveform area to enter the ECG m...

Page 86: ...of the filter cannot be regulated Only under the state Diagnose and ST can adjust the notch filter status Please select Monitor during monitoring a patient select Operation under the state of great i...

Page 87: ...of the algorithm Steps of switching off smart lead function are as follows 1 Select ECG parameter area or waveform area to enter the ECG menu 2 Select Setup submenu 3 Switch off Smart Lead 8 5 7 Sett...

Page 88: ...lor of the ECG signal of all leads is indicated by the waveform color respectively The five colors of white red orange yellow and green respectively correspond to the five signal quality levels of ext...

Page 89: ...mbine more clinical manifestations to analyze arrhythmia information CAUTION Since the arrhythmia detection algorithm sensitivity and specificity is less than 100 sometimes there may be some false arr...

Page 90: ...and heart rate less than bradycardia limit Nonsustained V Tach Three or four consecutive ventricular waveforms and the heart rate are greater than the ventricular tachycardia heart rate limit Vent Rhy...

Page 91: ...o much noise to analyze the waveform Irregular Rhythm Always an irregular rhythm Irregular Rhythm End No irregular rhythm was detected within the delay time after the end of the irregular rhythm 8 6 3...

Page 92: ...function is disabled by default Please enable ST segment analysis according to the following steps 1 Select ECG parameter area or waveform area to enter ECG menu 2 Select ST submenu Setting submenu 3...

Page 93: ...nitoring the ST parameter area displays 7 ST parameter values namely ST I ST II ST III ST aVR ST aVL ST aVF and ST V respectively When 6 lead monitoring is used the ST parameter area shows the same va...

Page 94: ...the list The ST waveform area displays the current ST segment waveform and baseline waveform the current ST value and baseline value Generally the current ST segment and parameter values are displaye...

Page 95: ...save a set of baselines about 5 minutes after a valid ST measurement appears You can also manually update the baseline by selecting Set Baseline in the lower left corner of the ST View interface You...

Page 96: ...Setup 8 7 8 1 Setting ST Alarm ST alarm is set as follows 1 Select ECG parameter area waveform area or ST parameter area to enter ECG menu 2 Select ST submenu Alarm submenu 3 Set the properties of ST...

Page 97: ...3 ST Measurement Point 4 ST Value 8 7 9 2 Setting ST Point J Point and ISO Point CAUTION When you start monitoring or the patient s heart rate or ECG waveform has obvious changes it may affect the le...

Page 98: ...lative to the J point and the J point is moved so that the ST point is located in the middle of the ST segment The ST point can be located at the positions of J 0 J 20 J 40 J 60 and J 80 8 8 QT QTc Mo...

Page 99: ...nt cannot be performed when the heart rate is extremely high over 180bpm When the heart rate changes it can take several minutes for the QT interval to stabilize In order to obtain reliable QTc calcul...

Page 100: ...here 2 Parameter Unit 3 Parameter Label 4 QTc value 5 QTc value the difference between the current value of QTC and the baseline value if QTc alarm is off the alarm off icon is displayed on the right...

Page 101: ...T cannot be analyzed will be displayed in the technical alarm information area of the main interface Select the lead label at the lower left of QT View switch leads and highlight the waveforms of the...

Page 102: ...ollows 1 Select QT parameter area to enter QT menu 2 Select Alarm submenu 3 Set properties of QTc and QTc alarm 8 8 6 2 Selecting QTc Formula The monitor uses Hodges formula by default to correct QT i...

Page 103: ...the respective adjacent waveform 8 10 ECG Relearning Changes in ECG templates may result in erroneous arrhythmia alarms or and inaccurate heart rates The monitor provides ECG relearning function ECG...

Page 104: ...ut connector to output defibrillation synchronization signal If a defibrillator is connected it receives a synchronization pulse 100 ms 5 V through the analog out connector each time an R wave is dete...

Page 105: ...erform skin preparation again and re place the clips For more information see 8 4 1 Preparing the Patient Skin 2 Avoid muscular areas Intermittent Signal 1 Check that cables are properly connected 2 C...

Page 106: ...d patient cables are properly connected Change cable and leadwires 3 Check that the patient cable or leadwires are not damaged Change them if necessary Base Line Wander 1 Check for excessive patient m...

Page 107: ...ment does not recognize the cause of apneas It only indicates an alarm if no breath is detected when a pre adjusted time has elapsed since the last detected breath Therefore it cannot be used for diag...

Page 108: ...waveform 5 RR unit 6 RR Alarm limits If the respiration rate is turned off the alarm off icon will be displayed here 7 RR value 8 RR source 9 4 Placing RESP Electrodes As the Respiration measurement...

Page 109: ...ve intrathoracic pressure In these cases it is better to place the two respiration electrodes in the right midaxillary and the left lateral chest areas at the patient s maximum point of the breathing...

Page 110: ...nsion In clinical applications some patients expand their chests laterally causing a negative intrathoracic pressure In these cases it is better to place the two respiration electrodes in the right mi...

Page 111: ...is still poor after adjusting the respiration lead or the respiration rate measurement is suspected to be inaccurate you can adjust the electrode position 9 5 4 Setting RESP Waveform Gain You can adju...

Page 112: ...tuations The respiration rate and the heart rate are close Patients have intermittent mandatory ventilation Respiration is weak Try repositioning the electrodes to improve the signal To set the Resp w...

Page 113: ...haemoglobin is measured and the pulse oxygen saturation can be calculated This device is calibrated to display functional oxygen saturation Parameter Display 1 Pleth waveform Pleth The amplitude of t...

Page 114: ...Before use the operator needs to verify the compatibility between the monitor probe and cable Otherwise it may cause injury to the patient When a trend toward patient deoxygenation is indicated analy...

Page 115: ...the sensor on their tongue When placing the sensor place the optical part of the sensor in the center of the tongue You can also place the sensor on the animal s lips toes ears prepuce and vulva CAUT...

Page 116: ...me will help understanding the patient s state To set the averaging time follow this procedure 1 Select the SpO2 parameter area or waveform area to enter the SpO2 menu 2 Select SpO2 Setup submenu 3 Se...

Page 117: ...steps 1 Select the SpO2 parameter area or waveform area to enter the SpO2 menu 2 Select SpO2 Setup submenu 3 Set Display PI as to On or Off 10 5 Setting PR 10 5 1 Setting PR Alarm You can set PR alarm...

Page 118: ...ource and select a suitable PR source in the drop down list The drop down list of PR Source displays the currently valid PR source from top to bottom according to the priority level When you select Au...

Page 119: ...oglobin COHb and methemoglobin MetHb The presence of certain dyes such as methylene blue or indigo carmine Improper placement or incorrect use of pulse oximeter probe Shock anemia hypothermia or use o...

Page 120: ...ites T Measuring mode is direct mode 11 2 Displaying the TEMP Parameter Area To display the Temp parameters area follow this procedure 1 Enter Screen Layout interface in either of the following ways S...

Page 121: ...cable 3 Attach the probe to the patient correctly 4 Select an appropriate temperature label 11 5 TEMP Settings 11 5 1 Setting TEMP Alarm To set the temperature alarm follow this procedure 1 Select the...

Page 122: ...ooting This section lists the problems that might occur If you encounter the problems when using the equipment or accessories check the table below before requesting for services If the problem persis...

Page 123: ...et Monitor User s Manual 11 4 Problem Corrective Actions displayed in the Temp parameter area probe is tightly connected to the extension cable 2 Try using a known good probe in case the sensor is dam...

Page 124: ...the pulsations increase in amplitude reach a maximum which approximates to the mean pressure and then diminish The oscillometric method measures the mean pressure and determines the systolic and diast...

Page 125: ...extremity of the cuffed limb for normal color warmth and sensitivity If the skin quality changes or if the extremity circulation is being affected move the cuff to another site or stop the blood press...

Page 126: ...ment may be inaccurate or impossible in the following situations Regular arterial pressure pulses are hard to detect With excessive and continuous patient movement such as shivering or convulsions Wit...

Page 127: ...urrent measurement period and measurement interval time are displayed during Sequence measurement 6 Pulse rate the number of pulses detected per minute from the pressure waveform of cuff 7 Mean pressu...

Page 128: ...ff to the patient s upper arm or leg and make sure the marking on the cuff matches the artery location Do not wrap the cuff too tightly around the limb Otherwise it may cause discoloration and ischemi...

Page 129: ...ing bladder design Hair need not be clipped except when heavily matted In cats less than five pounds when measurements are difficult to obtain place the cuff around the leg above the elbow to obtain m...

Page 130: ...hould be in a stock standing still or lying down For horses and cows the cuff can be wrapped around the base of the tail using the coccygeal artery on the ventral surface 12 7 Starting and Stopping NI...

Page 131: ...BP menu 2 Select Alarm submenu 3 If the alarm setting is protected by password enter the password For detail please refer to 7 6 2 Changing Alarm Setup Protection Mode 4 Set alarms as needed 12 8 2 Se...

Page 132: ...lly repeats measurements at set interval For example if Interval is set to 30min and you start NIBP auto measurement at 10 03 the next measurement will be taken at 10 33 and then at 11 03 11 33 and so...

Page 133: ...ut period follow this procedure 1 Select Main Menu quick key from System column to select Maintenance input maintenance password Enter 2 Select Module submenu Other submenu 3 Set NIBP Invalid Time 12...

Page 134: ...enipuncture in the NIBP parameter area 12 10 NIBP Maintenance 12 10 1 NIBP Leakage Test The NIBP leakage test checks the integrity of the system and of the valve The NIBP leakage test should be perfor...

Page 135: ...l Never reuse disposable pressure transducers The operator should avoid contact with conductive parts of the accessories when being connected or applied When the monitor is used with HF surgical equip...

Page 136: ...IBP sensor to the patient which makes sure the sensor and heart at the same level 4 Selecting correct pressure label based on the measured pressure Specifically please refer to 13 5 2 Change the press...

Page 137: ...g the 3 way stopcock nearby the sensor end to the patient s valve and let the sensor pass through the 3 way stopcock to the atmosphere 3 Zeroing the sensor using one way from the following methods Sel...

Page 138: ...ly the mean pressure The figure below shows the waveform and numerics for the Art pressure Waveform display Parameter Display 1 IBP label 2 Waveform scale 3 Waveform 4 Pressure unit mmHg kPa or cmH2O...

Page 139: ...e a pressure label following these steps 1 Selecting IBP parameter area or waveform area where you need to change labels for enter corresponding IBP menu 2 Select Setup submenu 3 Select Label where th...

Page 140: ...essure according to the measured value of the extended pressure 13 5 4 Setting the pressure sensitivity The blood pressure value displayed on the monitor is average calculation about the collected dat...

Page 141: ...ure menu 2 Select PPV submenu 3 Set PPV Measurement to ON When PPV Measurement is setting to ON the source of the PPV can be selected WARNING The monitor will calculate the PPV based on any arterial p...

Page 142: ...the Screen Layout page following method Select Screen Layout quick key select Screen Layout submenu Select Main Menu quick key select Screen Layout from the Display column 2 Select IBP Overlap in the...

Page 143: ...Solution IBP parameter area and waveform area cannot be found on the interface 1 Check whether the display of IBP parameters is set in the Screen Layout menu or not For details see 3 6 1 Setting Param...

Page 144: ...system 2 Check if the sensor is fixed 3 Perform zero against 4 Replace the sensor Zero failure 1 Check if the pipeline of the IBP sensor is open to the atmosphere 2 Perform zero against Do not shake t...

Page 145: ...multiple measurements must be taken to obtain a reliable C O average The monitor can retain 5 results and user can select the desired measurement to perform the average calculation 14 2 Safety Informa...

Page 146: ...ture of the patient s blood Inject the solution at the end of the expiration Inject the solution quickly and smoothly Each injection is completed in 4 to 5 seconds 14 4 C O Display C O Measurement sho...

Page 147: ...e the C O measurement for patients according to regulations and procedures of the hospital department 3 Connecting the floating catheter and other C O measuring accessories in accordance with the manu...

Page 148: ...cording to manufacturer s instructions Set Measure Mode If set Continuous the monitor automatically performs measurement when blood temperature is stable You do not need to select the Start button on...

Page 149: ...dilution curve immediately After each measurement its measurement results will be displayed in the historical measurement window It takes a certain amount of time to repeat this step and start the nex...

Page 150: ...Setup page of the C O menu This option is displayed when the C O Measuring hotkey enters the C O measurement window Hemodynamics Enter the Calculate menu See Chapter 19 Calculation NOTE Starting a me...

Page 151: ...ue expires following steps 1 Select Main Menu quick key select Maintenance from System column input password Enter 2 Select Module submenu 3 Select Other submenu 4 Set C O Invalid Time NOTE When the m...

Page 152: ...ement is inaccurate 1 Check whether the floating catheter position is correct or not 2 Check out whether the catheter coefficient matches the injection temperature volume and temperature measurement m...

Page 153: ...Vet Monitor User s Manual 14 9 Problem Solution 2 Complete the injection smoothly within 4 to 5 seconds 3 Check whether the C O cable floating catheter and liquid temperature sensor are connected or...

Page 154: ...f infrared light source and adjusted so as to correctly reflect the CO2 concentration in the gas sample There are two methods for measuring carbon dioxide in the patient s airway 1 Mainstream Uses a C...

Page 155: ...ed by the breath rate and inspiration expiration I E ratio as follows EtCO2 value is within specification for breath rate 60rpm and I E ratio 1 1 EtCO2 value is within specification for breath rate 30...

Page 156: ...the Masimo IRMA CO2 mainstream module has a faster heating rate there is no Sensor Warm Up prompt CAUTION The atmospheric pressure must be set to the correct value before using the mainstream CO2 modu...

Page 157: ...ED on Masimo IRMA CO2 sensor LED The indicated status Steady green light System OK Blinking green light Zeroing in progress Steady red light Oxygen battery error Blinking red light Check adapter 15 4...

Page 158: ...ill display the Sensor Warm Up message for approximately 1minute while the sensor warms up to operating temperature The message disappears when the sensor is ready for use 6 Applying airway adapter or...

Page 159: ...pling tube connector when not in use Do not insert the things other than sampling tube into receptacle of sampling tube The sampling tubes are disposable Please keep the sampling tube clean and preven...

Page 160: ...eck whether the blockage alarm is displayed and whether the LED aperture on the module flashed red at the same time Under appropriate circumstances check the tightness of the patient s breathing circu...

Page 161: ...rms as needed 15 6 2 Settings Apnea Alarm Time You can set the apnea alarm time by following the steps below The monitor will trigger the alarm when the patient s suffocation time exceeds the set time...

Page 162: ...ortions of O2 N2O and Helium in the mixture all influence CO2 absorption For mainstream and sidestream microflow CO2 module you can set the CO2 correction by following the steps below 1 Select the CO2...

Page 163: ...s not required under normal conditions but other gas interferences may exist in the gas circuit In order to ensure accurate measurement of Masimo module the following compensations can be manually set...

Page 164: ...stream Microflow CO2 Module While zeroing is recommended the first time a CO2 sensor is connected to the monitor it is only absolutely necessary when the message Zero Required is displayed Follow thes...

Page 165: ...casing zeroing will result in inaccurate measurement or other error conditions The time required for zeroing will also increase When zeroing do not rely on gas readings Nomoline ISA CO2 module does no...

Page 166: ...pters may compromise functionality and system performance leading to a user or patient hazard Performance is not guaranteed if an item labeled as single patient use is reused Before using please check...

Page 167: ...or replaced in advance For further information on the use of Masimo IRMA CO2 mainstream module and Nomoline ISA CO2 module please refer to the user s manual included with the module NOTE This product...

Page 168: ...Sidestream Microflow CO2 module Troubleshooting Problem Solution EtCO2 measurement value too low 1 Judge whether the CO2 concentration in the use environment is too high If the environmental concentr...

Page 169: ...r perform needle pulling operation CAUTION DM only measures the number of drops in the set infusion tube assembly and does not participate in drop control 16 2 Safety information WARNING During measur...

Page 170: ...er drops in the dropper are seriously hung on the wall it may interfere with the detection If necessary you can flick the wall of the dropper with your finger to shake off the small wate drops The DM...

Page 171: ...n the pipe set is exhausted and close the flow clamp tightly 1 The slot of the drip chamber 2 Liquid stop clamp 3 Start Stop DM button 4 Liquid stop clamp reset button 5 Liquid level indicator line of...

Page 172: ...ll switch to a yellow state At this time the monitor will exit the DM function and will no longer perform drip monitor measurement WARNING In the non infusion drip monitor state when infusion is compl...

Page 173: ...continue drip monitoring 16 4 DM module indicator Status Indicator Drip monitoring The green light is always on and flickers with drops of liquid Suspension or stop of infusion Yellow is always brigh...

Page 174: ...acy of the flow rate you need to set the conversion parameter between the number of drops and mL The steps are as below 1 Select the DM parameter area to enter DM menu 2 Set Drop Per Milliliter of DM...

Page 175: ...nd events and may result in data loss 17 2 Reviewing Page The review page contains graphic trends and tabular The review page where each submenu is located displays patient trend data in different for...

Page 176: ...arameter labels 4 Time line can be moved within this time length Different color blocks at the time line indicate alarm events of different types The color of the color block is consistent with the co...

Page 177: ...ent an event matches alarm priority 17 2 4 Common Operations of Review Page This section describes common operations for all review pages 17 2 4 1 Browsing Trend Data In review page the user can brows...

Page 178: ...ct Review quick key Select Tabular Table submenu Select Main Menu quick key from Review column to select Tabular Trends 2 Select Trend Group button Select Select Trend Group submenu 3 Select the displ...

Page 179: ...deleted or moved 17 2 5 4 Changing the Resolution of Trend Data The resolution of tabular trends defines the interval of displaying trend data High resolution is especially suited for the fast changi...

Page 180: ...from Review column to select Graphic Trends 17 2 6 2 Selecting the Trend Group For more information see 17 2 5 2 Selecting the Trend Group 17 2 6 3 Editing the Trend Group For more information see 17...

Page 181: ...TION A sudden loss of power has no impact on the events stored 17 2 7 1 Entering the Events Review Page Choose one of the following methods to enter the events review page Select Review quick key Sele...

Page 182: ...t CAUTION If Filter is not switch on the relevant setting in Filter Setup will not take effect 17 2 7 3 Viewing Event Details To view waveforms and parameter values at the selected event time follow t...

Page 183: ...ect Storage submenu and select the desired waveforms to be stored 4 Select Display Maximum 3 submenu and select the desired waveform to be displayed from the stored waveforms CAUTION If more waveforms...

Page 184: ...n perform the following operations on this page Select to set Waveform Speed Record and Gain Select Overview to return to the compressed waveform page 17 2 9 OxyCRG Review Page You can review up to 48...

Page 185: ...S12 Vet Monitor User s Manual 17 11 2 Set Zoom 17 2 9 3 Setting the Compressed waveform To set the compressed waveform follow this procedure 1 Enter the OxyCRG review page 2 Set Waveform...

Page 186: ...ing calculations can be performed on this monitor Drug calculation Hemodynamic calculation Oxygenation calculation Ventilation calculation Nephridium Calculation 18 2 Safety information WARNING The do...

Page 187: ...is will not change the patient category and weight stored in the patient demographic information 18 3 2 Checking the Titration Table The Titration Table shows informations on the currently used drugs...

Page 188: ...g ml mg ml g ml Unit ml KU ml MU ml mEq ml Drug concentration Dose Amount Liquid Volume Drop Size GTT ml Manual input required Dose hr g series mcg mg g unit series unit kU MU mEq series mEq Dose h Do...

Page 189: ...ys Select Calculations quick key Hemodynamics submenu Select Main Menu quick key from Calculations column to select Hemodynamics 2 Enter the correct value for each parameter For a patient who is being...

Page 190: ...us pressure EDV mL end diastolic volume Height cm inch height Weight kg lb weight 18 4 3 Output Parameters and calculation formula Output Parameter Unit Full Name Formula C I mL min m2 cardiac index B...

Page 191: ...ntricular stroke work index LVSWI LVSW BSA RCW kg m right cardiac work RCWI kg m m2 right cardiac work index RCWI RCW BSA RVSW g m right ventricular stroke work RVSW 0 0136 MPAP SV RVSWI g m m2 right...

Page 192: ...by an up arrow the calculated value is lower than the normal lower limit is indicated by a down arrow In the Oxygenation page you can also perform the following operations Select Oxygen Unit Hb Unit...

Page 193: ...ight kg lb weight 18 5 3 Output Parameters and calculation formula Output Parameters Unit Full Name Formula BSA m2 body surface area BSA HT0 725 WT0 425 0 007184 C a v O2 mL L mL dL arteriovenous oxyg...

Page 194: ...Calculations quick key Ventilation submenu Select Main Menu quick key from Calculations column to select Ventilation 2 Enter the correct value for each parameter For a patient who is being monitored...

Page 195: ...mL tidal volume RQ respiratory quotient ATMP mmHg kPa atmospheric pressure 18 6 3 Output Parameter and calculation formula Output Parameter Unit Full Name Formula PAO2 mmHg kPa partial pressure of ox...

Page 196: ...er of the following ways Select Calculations quick key Nephridium submenu Select Main Menu quick key from Calculations column to select Nephridium 2 Enter the correct value for each parameter For a pa...

Page 197: ...olality SerNa mmol L serumsodium Cr umol L creatinine UCr umol L urinecreatinine BUN mmol L blood urea nitrogen Height cm inch height Weight kg lb weight 18 7 3 Output Parameter and calculation formul...

Page 198: ...U Posm urine to plasma osmolality ratio U Posm Uosm Posm BUN Cr blood ureanitrogen creatinine ratio BUN Cr CNa mL 24h clearance of sodium CNa mL 24hrs URNa Ur ine SerNa Clcr mL min creatinine clearanc...

Page 199: ...re is something wrong with recorder such as short of paper door or the recorder not fasten up and something like that OFF The recorder goes well 3 Paper outlet 4 Recorder door 19 2 Recording Type The...

Page 200: ...s When the Alm Switch and Alm Output of a parameter are both set to On once the parameter gives an alarm the monitor will be triggered to start an alarm record 19 4 Stopping Recordings You can stop re...

Page 201: ...e output of 1 waveform These settings apply to real time recording and periodic recording 19 6 2 Setting the duration of real time recording When starting a real time recording the length of recording...

Page 202: ...ng alarm recording duration You can set how long the waveform needs to be recorded when an alarm occurs as follows 1 Open the Record Setup menu 2 Set Alarm Record Duration 8s Record the waveform of 4...

Page 203: ...lacement or fault remedy don t keep the recorder door open 19 8 Clearing Jam Paper While the sound of recorder operation or printing of recording meter is abnormal please first check whether there is...

Page 204: ...o sweep slightly the surface of thermo sensitive parts of printing head 4 After the alcohol entirely vaporizes load recording paper once again and close the recorder s door CAUTION Don t use any artic...

Page 205: ...xiliary Output submenu 3 Select Analog Output set the analog output signal as required CAUTION Analog output function is seldom used in clinic If you need t know more detailed information please conta...

Page 206: ...u can select the Add Net button at the bottom of the menu to set the SSID Security Password and DHCP of the network SSID Set name of the network Security Set the encryption method Password Set the pas...

Page 207: ...be received by the CMS of the IP address 20 2 5 2 Setting the device number of the monitor The device number of the networked monitor will be displayed when the central monitoring system and other bed...

Page 208: ...password Enter 2 Select Network Setup submenu HL7 submenu 3 Select Parameter Waveform and Alarm sending function as required From Physiological data column to select monitor as Server or Client If se...

Page 209: ...resents the battery s charge Indicate that the battery is almost depleted and needs to be charged immediately Otherwise the monitor will be automatically shut down In this case the monitor sends out a...

Page 210: ...the monitor is not used for a long time please optimize the battery performance every three months Because not taking out the battery will shorten the battery life If the lithium battery is put on hol...

Page 211: ...procedure 1 Disconnect the monitor from the patient and stop all monitoring and measuring procedures 2 Connect the monitor to the AC power supply and charge the battery continuously until the battery...

Page 212: ...e battery depends on the equipment configuration and operation For example frequent NIBP measurement will also shorten the power supply time of the battery 21 5 Battery Recycling When a battery has vi...

Page 213: ...detergent and disinfectant according to the manufacturer s instructions or use as low a concentration as possible Do not immerse the monitor in liquid Do not pour liquid on the monitor or accessories...

Page 214: ...t and clean it with an appropriate amount of water or alcohol based detergent such as 70 ethanol Do not use strong solvents such as acetone or tichlorothylene Be careful when cleaning the monitor s sc...

Page 215: ...fected only when necessary When cleaning and disinfecting NIBP airpipe liquid should be prevented from entering the airpipe Use only the detergents and disinfectants specified in this manual 22 4 2 Cl...

Page 216: ...S12 Vet Monitor User s Manual 22 4 22 5 Sterilization Sterilization of this monitor related products or accessories is not allowed unless otherwise stated in the accompanying instructions...

Page 217: ...lated information If there is a problem with the monitor please contact the maintenance personnel or us 23 1 Inspection Before use after continuous use for 6 12 months maintenance or upgrade qualified...

Page 218: ...Check Maintenance item Recommended frequency Preventative Maintenance Tests Visual inspection Every day before first use ECG HR detect 1 When the user suspects that the measured value is inaccurate 2...

Page 219: ...ing the recorder Battery check Functionality test 1 During the first installation 2 After replacing the battery Performance test Every two months or when the running time of the battery is significant...

Page 220: ...may cause performance degradation or cross infection Do not open the disposable or sterilized accessory package too early so as not to cause the accessory to fail or become contaminated CAUTION If th...

Page 221: ...031 0051 12 lead IEC Snap 12PIN 15 031 0001 5 lead IEC Clip 12PIN plug in 15 031 0022 3 lead AHA Snap 12PIN 15 031 0014 5 lead AHA Snap 12PIN 15 031 0004 6 lead AHA Snap 12PIN 15 031 0050 12 lead AHA...

Page 222: ...M 15 100 0166 Disposable cuff 7 13CM 15 100 0167 Disposable cuff 9 14 5CM 15 100 0168 NIBP air pipe Reusable 15 031 0008 CO2 BLT Mainstream CO2 Accessories Model PN CO2 sensor 15 100 0199 Airway adapt...

Page 223: ...al Oral Cannula 3822 LH Nasal Oral Cannula 3823 HH Nasal Cannula 3830 HH Nasal Cannula 3831 HH Nasal Cannula 3832 HH Nasal Oral Cannula 3835 HH Nasal Oral Cannula 3836 HH Nasal Cannula with O2 deliver...

Page 224: ...0023 IBP cable 15 100 0098 IBP sensor PT 01 15 100 0097 IBP cable 15 100 0136 IBP cable 15 100 0137 IBP cable 15 100 0143 DM module Accessories Model PN DM module 16 100 0113 C O Accessories Model PN...

Page 225: ...of operation Mainframe I No mark IP21 Not suitable See Chapter 22 Maintenanc e and Cleaning of this manual for details Continuou s Fixed parameter ECG TEMP RESP NIBP SpO2 NA CF IBP C O CO2 BF DM Note...

Page 226: ...ransportation and storage atmospheric pressure Mainframe 16 0kPa 107 4kPa CO2 module external 86 kPa 106 kPa CAUTION The equipment must be used under the specified environmental specifications otherwi...

Page 227: ...he factory default value S12 Vet 4h Charge time The monitor is charged to 90 for less than 3 hours and 100 for less than 4 hours when it is turned off When the monitor is turned on it is charged to 90...

Page 228: ...800 600 pixels External display Type TFT display A 5 2 Recorder Type BTR50S thermal dot array Paper width 50 mm 1mm Recording speed 12 5 mm s 25 mm s 50 mm s Recording waveform Maximum 3 tracks A 5 3...

Page 229: ...eys 1 power switch key Touch screen Support Others Mouse input Support optional Keyboard input Support optional Barcode scanner Support optional Voice assistant Support optional A 5 6 Connectors Power...

Page 230: ...output Output signal range 1V 4V Maximum transmission delay 35 ms Sensitivity 1V 100mHg 5 Nurse call output Output voltage range High level 3 5 5V providing a maximum of 10 mA output current Low leve...

Page 231: ...85 dB A A 6 Data Storage Trend data Long trend 1800h minimum resolution is 10 min Medium trend 180h minimum resolution is 1 min Short trend 6h minimum resolution is 5 second Parameter alarm event At l...

Page 232: ...C 60601 2 27 Refer to standards of IEC 60601 2 25 A 8 1 2 Performance indicators Electrosurgery protection Cut mode 300W Coagulate mode 100W Recovery time 10s In compliance with the requirements in cl...

Page 233: ...rectional systoles 90bpm Response time to heart rate change HR change from 80bpm to 120bpm 10s HR change from 80bpm to 40bpm 10s Time to alarm for Tachycardia 11s Pace pulse markers Amplitude 2mV 700m...

Page 234: ...peration mode 1 25Hz ST mode 0 05 40Hz Signal quality display Expression way numerical display and waveform color Defibrillation Protection Breakdown Voltage 4000V 50Hz 60Hz Anti defibrillation effect...

Page 235: ...ual Default manual 3 lead mode is fixed as manual Automatic mode the algorithm automatically identifies the current smart leads and the host automatically switches the key monitoring leads according t...

Page 236: ...y QT 30ms Sampling rate 1000Hz The time bias among every channels 100us Amplitude quantisation 1 uV LSB Table 2 Arrhythmia Events list No Full Name Prompt information 1 Asystole Asystole 2 Ventricular...

Page 237: ...raction PVC 22 Missed Beat Missed Beat 23 Atrial Fibrillation A Fib 24 Atrial Fibrillation End A Fib End 25 ECGNoise ECG Noise 26 Irregular Rhythm Irregular Rhythm 27 Irregular Rhythm End Irregular Rh...

Page 238: ...tandard Refer to standard of IEC80601 2 30 A 8 3 2 Measurement Specification Measurement parameters SYS DIA MAP PR Mode of operation Manual Auto STAT Sequence Intervals for periodic measurement time 1...

Page 239: ...ccuracy Measurement range 40 240 bpm Accuracy 3bpm or 3 whichever is greater Maximum measurement time 120s First overpressure protection point 297 3 mmHg Second overpressure protection point 315 10 mm...

Page 240: ...0 100 2 0 69 unspecified SpO2 Update period Normal 2s Maximum 25s SpO2 Response time Sensitivity High 8s medium 11s Low 15s PR Measurement range 25 bpm 400 bpm Resolution 1 bpm Accuracy 3bpm PI Measur...

Page 241: ...bout 1 2s Minimum measurement time Surface 100s Coelom 80s A 8 6 IBP A 8 6 1 Standard Refer to the standard of IEC 60601 2 34 A 8 6 2 Functional specification Measurement parameters Dual channels IBP...

Page 242: ...uracy Measurement range 50 mmHg 360mmHg Accuracy 2mmHg or 2 whichever is greater without sensor Frequency response Including sensor At least d c 10Hz Only host At least d c 12Hz IBP zero range 200mmHg...

Page 243: ...3 Performance Specification EtCO2 FiCO2 measurement range BLT Capno_S 0 19 7 0mmHg 150mmHg Respironics LOFLO C5 0 19 7 0mmHg 150mmHg BLT Capno_M 0 19 7 0mmHg 150mmHg Respironics CAPNOSTA 5 0 19 7 0mm...

Page 244: ...resolution 0 1 or 1mmHg awRR measurement range BLT Capno_S 3 150 bpm Respironics LOFLO C5 2 150 bpm Masimo ISA Capno 0 150 bpm BLT Capno_M 3 150 bpm Respironics CAPNOSTA 5 0 150 bpm Masimo IRMA 0 150...

Page 245: ...10 so in the presence of interfering gas the user should send relevant command to the module the instrument s compensation menu to adjust the interference gas data so that the module instrument can me...

Page 246: ...Gas level CO2 Agents N2O ISA CO2 ISA AX ISA OR N2O 4 60 vol 2 1 1 1 HAL 4 4 vol 1 1 1 1 ENF ISO SEV4 5 vol 8 of reading 3 1 1 1 DES 4 15 vol 12 of reading 3 1 1 1 Xe Xenon 4 80 vol 10 of reading 3 1 1...

Page 247: ...on a mixture containing 5 0 vol CO2 and 50 vol Helium the actual measured CO2 concentration will typically be 1 0 06 5 0 vol 4 7 vol CO2 Note 4 According to the EN ISO 80601 2 55 2011 standard Note 5...

Page 248: ...ccuracy specifications will not be maintained for all non condensing humidity levels A 8 8 C O C O Measurement range 0 1 L min to 20 L min Accuracy simulator 5 or 0 1 L min whichever is greater withou...

Page 249: ...cation If no special instructions are given in the following specifications the adjustable range of the alarm limit is the same as the measuring range of the signal A 9 1 ECG Alarm limit Range Step ST...

Page 250: ...ge Step SpO2 High low limit 1 100 1 SpO2 Low SpO2 Desat 1 high limit 1 SpO2 Desat 0 low limit 1 PR High PR low limit 1bpm 400bpm 1bpm PR Low 10bpm PR high limit 1bpm A9 5 TEMP Alarm limit Range Step T...

Page 251: ...Step Apnea delay time 20 s 60 s 5s EtCO2 High low limit 1mmHg 152mmHg 1 mmHg Et CO2 Low 0mmHg high limit 1mmHg Fi CO2 High 0 152mmHg 1 mmHg awRR High low limit 1bpm 150 bpm 1 bpm awRR Low 0bpm high l...

Page 252: ...uipment may affect the performance of this monitor and strong electromagnetic interference should be avoided during use such as close to mobile phones microwave ovens etc The guidelines and the manufa...

Page 253: ...e minimum amplitude or value of patient physiological signal the minimum amplitude of ECG signal is 0 5mV the minimum value of PR is 30bpm and the minimum value of SpO2 is 70 Table 1 Guidance and manu...

Page 254: ...r the user of monitor should assure that it is used in such an environment Immunity test IEC60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment guidance Electrostatic discharge ESD IEC 61000...

Page 255: ...ruptible power supply or a battery Power frequency 50 60 Hz magnetic field IEC 61000 4 8 30A m 30A m Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels characteristic of a typical location in a typic...

Page 256: ...ance in metres m Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur...

Page 257: ...use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled The customer or the user of the monitor can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum d...

Page 258: ...IEEE802 11a b g n 2 4GHz 2 495GHz 5 15 GHz 5 35GHz 5 47 GHz 5 725GHz 5 725 GHz 5 82GHz DSSS and OFDM 20dBm average value 30dBm Peak The radio module used in the device is complied with the essential r...

Page 259: ...ry C 1 ECG Arrhythmia ST QT C 1 1 ECG Item Default Setting HR Alarm switch ON Alarm high limit 200 bpm Alarm low limit 100 bpm Alarm priority Med Alarm output Off Alarm source HR ECG 1 II ECG2 5 lead...

Page 260: ...h OFF MED OFF Vent Rhythm OFF MED OFF PNC OFF MED OFF PNP OFF MED OFF Pause OFF MED OFF Pauses min High OFF MED OFF Run PVCs OFF MED OFF Couplet OFF LOW OFF Bigeminy OFF LOW OFF Trigeminy OFF LOW OFF...

Page 261: ...arm priority MED Alarm output OFF ST analysis OFF ST marking line OFF ST point automatic adjustment OFF ST Point J 60 ms ISO Point 80 ms J Point 48 ms C 1 4 QT Item Default Setting QTc Alarm switch OF...

Page 262: ...larm priority HIGH unadjustable Alarm output OFF Apnea Delay 20 s RR Source Auto Resp Lead RA_LL Gain 1 Waveform Speed 6 25 mm s Auto Threshold Detection ON Respiratory anti drift ON C 3 SpO2 Item Def...

Page 263: ...N High limit 200 bpm Low limit 100 bpm Alarm priority MED Alarm output OFF Alarm source HR PR source Auto QRS volume 3 Tone modulation ON C 4 TEMP Item Default Setting T1 T2 Alarm switch ON High limit...

Page 264: ...h limit Big animal 90 mmHg Small animal 60 mmHg Low limit Big animal 50 mmHg Small animal 20 mmHg Alarm priority MED Alarm output OFF NIBP M Alarm switch ON High limit Big animal 110 mmHg Small animal...

Page 265: ...Hg Low limit ART Ao UAP BAP FAP LV P1 P2 arterial pressure 55 mmHg PA PAWP 24 mmHg Alarm priority MED Alarm output OFF IBP D Alarm switch ON High limit ART Ao UAP BAP FAP LV P1 P2 arterial pressure 60...

Page 266: ...output OFF Unit ART Ao UAP BAP FAP LV RAP LAP UVP PA PAW P P1 P2 mmHg CVP ICP CPP cmH2O Sensitivity MED Waveform Speed 25 mm s Scale type Manual Scale Upper scale ART Ao UAP BAP FAP LV P1 P2 arterial...

Page 267: ...C 7 C O Item Default Setting TB Alarm switch ON High limit 39 0 C Low limit 36 0 C Alarm priority MED Alarm output OFF Measurement mode Single TI source Manual Injection volume 10cc Catheter coeffici...

Page 268: ...aw Operating Mode Measurement mode Unit mmHg Gas temperature 35 C Atmospheric 760mmHg O2 compensation 16 N2O compensation 0 Zero gas Air Anesthetics 0 Balance Gas Air C 9 DM Item Default Setting Unit...

Page 269: ...creen Lock Duration 2min Brightness 5 Brightness On Battery 1 C 12 Color of parameters Item Default Setting ECG Green NIBP White SpO2 Yellow TEMP Purple RESP Cyan CO2 White DM Yellow green IBP Red C O...

Page 270: ...2 QRS volume 1 Touch Tone OFF NIBP End Tone OFF C 15 Maintenance Item Item Default Setting Network Type LAN LAN IP Use the following IP address Frequency 2 4G Device No 8 Alarm Pause Duration 2min Min...

Page 271: ...r User s Manual 47 Item Default Setting ECG Lead Off Alarm Level MED Alarm delay OFF Notch filter 50 Hz Nurse call Signal type Pulse Trigger method N O Alarm level All Alarm type Technical Alarm Physi...

Page 272: ...alarm limit settings are applicable to the patient XX Low MED The measured value of the corresponding parameter is lower than the alarm high limit Please check the patient s physiological condition a...

Page 273: ...ase check the patient s condition check whether the electrode plate is placed correctly and whether the connection of electrode plate cable and lead wire is firm RESP Artifact High The patient s heart...

Page 274: ...circuit connection is correct D 2 Technical Alarm This chapter lists the main technical alarms the level of technical alarms the cleared status of alarm reset alarm prompts and the measures to be take...

Page 275: ...all off or ECG cables are not connected Please check the connection of ECG electrode plates lead wires and cables ECG XX Off Med Sound and light can be cleared The electrode is not firmly connected wi...

Page 276: ...II III aVR aVL aVF V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 or V6 D 2 3 RESP Technical Alarm Alarm messages Default priority Alarm clear method Cause and solution RESP Leads Off Med Completely clear ECG lead off or the ECG ca...

Page 277: ...learable Patients move too much affecting measurement SpO2 Searching Pulse Prompt SpO2 module is searching for pulse SpO2 Sensor Incompatible Med Not clearable Non factory SpO2 sensor are used Please...

Page 278: ...clear Damaged cuff hose or joint NIBP Cuff Type Error Low Completely clear The cuff used does not match the patient type set Please confirm that the patient type is set correctly and select correct cu...

Page 279: ...patient s condition and the connection of accessories or replace the cuff and conduct the measurement again NIBP Cycle Abort Low Completely clear Three consecutive measurement failures occurred durin...

Page 280: ...fault priority Alarm clear method Cause and solution C O TB Self test Error Med Not clearable The board is failure Please contact the factory for repair C O TI Self test Error Med Not clearable The bo...

Page 281: ...itialize CO2 Sleep Mode Prompt The CO2 sensor is in sleep mode Please select the measurement mode CO2 can enter the working state CO2 Check Sampling Line Low Not clearable The CO2 sampling tube is blo...

Page 282: ...clearable Hardware error and contact the after sales personnel to check the maintenance CO2 Ambient Pressure Out of Range Low Not clearable Recalibrate atmospheric pressure CO2 Span Calibration Comman...

Page 283: ...per is loaded or the recorder door is closed Recorder Not Exist Prompt The recorder module is not plugged in please insert the recorder module Recorder Too Hot Low Not clearable The recorder works too...

Page 284: ...to LAN E 2 Network data interface The communication interface between the monitor and the CMS is wired or wireless Ethernet using the standard TCP IP protocol family and the application layer data fo...

Page 285: ...maintenance menu by entering the manufacturer s maintenance password In addition to the contents that can be set by the authority of hospital equipment maintenance personnel the manufacturer can at le...

Page 286: ...e V microvolt s microsecond A ampere Ah ampere hour bpm beat per minute bps bit per second C centigrade cc cubic centimeter cm centimeter dB decibel DS dyne second F fahrenheit g gram GHz gigahertz GT...

Page 287: ...te mL milliliter mm millimeter mmHg millimetes of mercury cmH2O centimeters of water ms millisecond mV millivolt mW milliwatt M megaohm nm nanometer rpm breaths per minute s second V volt VA volt ampe...

Page 288: ...Association ANSI American National Standard Institute Ao Aortic pressure aVF Left foot augmented lead aVL Left arm augmented lead aVR Right arm augmented lead awRR Airway respiratory rate BP Blood pre...

Page 289: ...ity EMG Electromyograph EMI Electromagnetic interference ESU Electrosurgical unit FCC Federal Communication Commission FDA Food and Drug Administration FPGA Field programmable gate array FV Flow volum...

Page 290: ...e MetHb Methemoglobin MRI Magnetic resonance imaging N A Not applied N2 Nitrogen N2O Nitrous oxide NIBP Noninvasive blood pressure O2 Oxygen OR Operating room oxyCRG Oxygen cardio respirogram Paw Airw...

Page 291: ...gnal quality index STR Systolic time ratio Sync Synchronization Sys Systolic pressure Taxil Axillary temperature TD Temperature difference TEMP Temperature TFC Thoracic fluid content TFI Thoracic flui...

Page 292: ...Hexavalent chromium Cr VI Polybrominat ed biphenyls PBB Polybrominat ed diphenyl ethers PBDE Host Shell plastic parts Label Internal sheet metal EMI Gasket Silicone Piece Package Package materials Gen...

Page 293: ...of the toxic and harmful substances in all homogeneous materials of the component is below the limit specified in SJ T11363 2006 Indicates that the content of the toxic and harmful substances in at le...

Page 294: ...l S12 Vet Manufacturer Guangdong Biolight Meditech Co Ltd Address No 2 Innovation First Road Technical Innovation Coast Hi tech Zone Zhuhai P R China Fax 0756 3399919 Post code 519085 Toll free consul...

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