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Valleylab FT10 Energy Platform User’s Guide

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Correcting Malfunctions

E310

TOUCHSCREEN
ERROR

Unintentional
Screen Input

Medium Alarm

Condition clears

E312

INTERNAL CHECK

Absolute
Integrated Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E313

INTERNAL CHECK

Voltage Sensor
Compare Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E314

INTERNAL CHECK

Current Sensor
Compare Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E315

INTERNAL CHECK

Power Sensor
Compare Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E316

INTERNAL CHECK

Power
Compare Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E317

INTERNAL CHECK

PVI Curve
Compare Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E318

INTERNAL CHECK

Voltage Sensor
Clip Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E319

INTERNAL CHECK

Current Sensor
Clip Error

Medium Alarm

Reactivation, User
acknowledge, Enter
Service

E320

CHECK
INSTRUMENT

N/A

Medium Alarm

Switch release,
Remove instrument

E321

CHECK FOOT
PEDAL

N/A

Medium Alarm

Pedal release

E322

CHECK
INSTRUMENT

N/A

Medium Alarm

Switch release,
Remove instrument

E323

CHECK FOOT
PEDAL

N/A

Medium Alarm

Pedal release

E324

CHECK
INSTRUMENT

N/A

Medium Alarm

Switch release,
Remove instrument

E325

CHECK FOOT
PEDAL

N/A

Medium Alarm

Pedal release

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Summary of Contents for Valleylab FT Series

Page 1: ...User s Guide Valleylab TM FT10 FT Series Energy Platform For use with software version 1 1x Part Number PT00016328...

Page 2: ...on such as circuit diagrams component part lists descriptions calibration instructions component replacement instructions and software update instructions is available in the Valleylab FT10 FT Series...

Page 3: ...for the products sold to the customer This limited warranty is non transferable and runs only to the original purchaser of the covered product s There are no warranties which extend beyond the terms h...

Page 4: ...vided by COVIDIEN under this agreement Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Agreement the Software is licensed to be used on only one computing device or Product and a valid lice...

Page 5: ...on technical information regarding the Software and the development and manufacture of the same Customer hereby agrees to maintain the confidentiality of such trade secrets using at least as great a d...

Page 6: ...or in a manner inconsistent with any Documentation or instructions provided by Covidien ii use of non Covidien furnished equipment software or facilities with its equipment or Products iii Customer s...

Page 7: ...Valleylab FT10 Energy Platform User s Guide vii Software License 10 Survival Sections 2 3 4 8 9 and this Section 10 shall survive the termination or expiration of these Software License Terms...

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Page 9: ...Explosion Hazards 2 2 System Setup Warnings and Precautions 2 3 Warnings and Precautions for the Energy Platform 2 6 Warnings and Precautions for Active Instruments 2 7 Warnings for Implanted Electron...

Page 10: ...onopolar Front Panel Monopolar Features 4 2 Rear Panel Monopolar Features 4 3 Monopolar Quick Setup Instructions 4 4 Monopolar Function Overview 4 5 Monopolar Power Output Modes 4 5 Foot Pedal 4 5 Mon...

Page 11: ...the instruments 5 9 Chapter 6 LigaSure Front Panel LigaSure Features 6 2 Rear Panel LigaSure Features 6 2 LigaSure Quick Setup Instructions 6 3 LigaSure Function Overview 6 4 LigaSure Default Setting...

Page 12: ...and Repair Responsibility of the Manufacturer 9 2 Routine Maintenance and Periodic Safety Checks 9 2 Cleaning 9 3 Product Service 9 3 Returning the Energy Platform for Service 9 4 Software Updates 9 5...

Page 13: ...pillage IEC 60601 1 and IEC 60601 2 2 10 12 Voltage Transients Energy Platform Mains Transfer IEC 60601 1 IEC 60601 2 2 and ANSI AAMI HF18 10 12 CISPR 11 Class A 10 12 Electromagnetic Compatibility IE...

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Page 15: ...an overview of the features and functions of the Valleylab FT10 FT Series Energy Platform Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated a...

Page 16: ...FU for indications warnings and specific contraindications When considering other manufacturers patient return electrodes and or active instruments customers should seek detailed user instructions and...

Page 17: ...Settings button Audio Volume control button Service Settings button REM Return Electrode Monitoring indicator Interface touchscreen REM patient return electrode receptacle LigaSure Bipolar receptacle...

Page 18: ...ot pedal Bipolar foot pedal receptacle Fuse drawer Power cord receptacle Equipotential grounding lug WiFi antenna Covered For service only Ethernet receptacle Covered For service only Interlink cable...

Page 19: ...gical procedures Monopolar modes Power Setting Ranges Peak Voltage CUT PURE Off 1 300 W 1287 V BLEND Off 1 200 W 2178 V VALLEYLAB 5 85 W 2783 V COAG SOFT Off 1 120 W 264 V FULGURATE Off 1 120 W 3449 V...

Page 20: ...ically performed with a ball electrode FULGURATE coagulates tissue by sparking from the active electrode through air to the patient tissue SPRAY delivers wider fulguration penetration is shallower and...

Page 21: ...are rated for peak voltages of at least 3933 V E0560 Valleylab REM Patient Return Electrode Cord E7507 REM Polyhesive Adult Patient Return Electrode E7507DB REM Polyhesive Adult Patient Return Electr...

Page 22: ...ormation to automatically start or stop bipolar RF energy delivery Optionally the user may select a timed activation delay for auto start and RF activation Note When using Auto Bipolar the tissue in t...

Page 23: ...en bipolar instruments However other bipolar instruments are compatible with the FT10 if their connectors match the following illustration and are rated for peak voltages of at least 531 V Precaution...

Page 24: ...system provides precise energy delivery and electrode pressure to vessels for a controlled time period to achieve a complete and permanent fusion of the vessel lumen The system has been designed to pr...

Page 25: ...Compatible LigaSure Instruments Devices This generator is designed for use with Covidien LigaSure instruments that have a connector that matches the following figures and are rated for peak voltages...

Page 26: ...gnal RF activation one that is associated with the Monopolar 1 receptacle labeled Monopolar 1 and one with the Monopolar 2 receptacle labeled Monopolar 2 Refer to the external system user s guide for...

Page 27: ...iated with an adjacent instrument receptacle Quadrant 1 Settings entered in the touchscreen control an instrument attached to the Monopolar 1 receptacle Quadrant 2 Settings entered in the touchscreen...

Page 28: ...is attached the instrument controls in the monopolar and bipolar sections can be preset The following illustration shows monopolar controls edited prior to inserting an instrument Inserted The control...

Page 29: ...ange in the mode Power settings can be changed during activation System Buttons There are four buttons on the energy platform s front panel On Off Turns system power on and off To turn power on hold t...

Page 30: ...ctions are available for the current setting For numeric values press the up or down arrow to increase or decrease the displayed value When the value is at its maximum or minimum available setting the...

Page 31: ...cedures Before starting any surgical procedure the surgeon should be trained in the particular technique and surgical procedure to be performed should be familiar with the medical literature related t...

Page 32: ...until flammable vapors from skin preparation solutions and tinctures have dissipated There is a risk of pooling of flammable solutions under the patient or in body depressions such as the umbilicus a...

Page 33: ...is for use only by trained licensed physicians Do not use electrosurgical equipment unless properly trained to use it in the specific procedure being undertaken Use of this equipment without such trai...

Page 34: ...unintended burn injury has occurred during procedures in small surgical fields and on small appendages Pediatric applications and or procedures performed on small anatomic structures may require reduc...

Page 35: ...into service according to the EMC information provided in the Valleylab FT10 Energy Platform Service Manual Portable and mobile RF communications equipment can affect the VLFT10GEN Refer to the EMC i...

Page 36: ...an unintended increase of output power or activation The use of any external system connected to the VLFT10GEN should be evaluated by qualified personnel Precaution Do not stack equipment on top of th...

Page 37: ...ces of unintended burns activate the energy platform only when the active electrode is near or touching the target tissue Use the lowest power setting that achieves the desired surgical effect and use...

Page 38: ...instruments have voltage ratings that are greater than the maximum output voltages in the VLFT10GEN and are thus fully compatible Inspect instrument plugs for wear before every use Worn plugs may res...

Page 39: ...than COAG CUT has a lower voltage than COAG Firmly grasp as much of the hemostat as possible before activating the energy platform This disperses the current over a larger area and minimizes the curre...

Page 40: ...polar electrosurgery requires proper placement of the patient return electrode To avoid electrosurgical burns beneath the patient return electrode follow all directions provided with the product Do no...

Page 41: ...patient return electrode Protective impedances resistors or RF inductors installed in the monitoring leads may reduce the risk of such burns Consult the hospital biomedical engineer for further inform...

Page 42: ...e locking anchor placed over a conductive sleeve For the operative channel use all metal or all plastic systems At no time should electrical energy pass through hybrid systems Capacitive coupling of R...

Page 43: ...ent Warning LigaSure instruments are intended for use only with compatible Covidien generators and energy platforms See the front cover of the instrument s instructions for a list of compatible genera...

Page 44: ...f tissue using 0 9 NaCI solution saline as the irrigation medium Precaution Bipolar Resection mode is supported only if a Covidien specified Bipolar Resection instrument is connected to the LigaSure B...

Page 45: ...If the instrument manufacturer recommends the use of a shunt cord s cord to direct the current back to the energy platform an E0507 B adaptor must also be used To avoid a REM alarm a REM Polyhesive pa...

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Page 47: ...how to set up the energy platform turn it on and configure system settings Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated accessories befor...

Page 48: ...able surface such as a table platform boom system or Valleylab Universal Generator Cart VLFTCRT Refer to the procedures for the local institution or local codes 3 If necessary connect the equipotentia...

Page 49: ...initial start up The generator must be set up using the Valleylab Exchange Remote Software System For instructions refer to the First Time Setup Guide and the Valleylab Exchange Remote Software System...

Page 50: ...successful system power up Press and hold the button for 1 second to turn power off The button illuminates yellow when the system is powered down If a system is non responsive holding the button for 1...

Page 51: ...ume using the or buttons Dismiss the dialog box by touching the screen outside of the volume menu Language Selection Menu The Language Selection menu presents 25 buttons each labeled with a language a...

Page 52: ...re version number and contact information for the Covidien Service Center It provides available options for Viewing logs Events Log Error Log Error Histogram Enabling DEMO Mode Selecting system settin...

Page 53: ...tails EVENTS Touch an event entry to view details Touch BACK to return to the EVENTS screen ERROR LOG Touch an error to view its details in the Error Details dialog box Touch the SHOW EVENTS button to...

Page 54: ...USE 3 Touch the screen anywhere outside the EXIT DEMO MODE BUTTON to temporarily remove the message allowing full access to the controls 4 Proceed with any practice or demonstration scenarios While i...

Page 55: ...Reader Insert a Covidien device with a scannable bar code When the SCAN button is touched the bar code reader displays the current view from the reader s camera to verify it is working properly Self T...

Page 56: ...the generator to communicate on the IT network through an Ethernet cable that is connected from the generator to a router or the facility s DHCP server The technician can manually set a static IP add...

Page 57: ...e angle REM impedance magnitude and REM impedance phase angle Touchscreen Calibration The Touchscreen Calibration screen allows the technician to calibrate the touchscreen See the Valleylab FT10 Energ...

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Page 59: ...apter describes the Monopolar function of the VLFT10GEN Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated accessories before using Specific in...

Page 60: ...ont Panel Monopolar Features Monopolar 1 Universal Foot Pedal Port UFP receptacle Monopolar 1 touchscreen quadrant Monopolar 2 touchscreen quadrant Monopolar 2 instrument receptacle REM Patient return...

Page 61: ...olar foot pedal Monopolar 1 foot pedal receptacle Interlink cable receptacle for EKG smoke evacuation control devices Power cord receptacle Warning Risk of Fire Replace Fuse as Marked 250V F10 0A 100...

Page 62: ...ar panel The Monopolar 2 receptacle requires an adapter to connect a standard 4 pin monopolar foot pedal 5 Apply the patient return electrode to the patient and connect it to the patient return electr...

Page 63: ...ction may result in inadvertent instrument activation or other potentially hazardous conditions Follow the instructions provided with electrosurgical instruments for proper connection and use Each ins...

Page 64: ...ot Pedal Port UFP portion of the Monopolar 1 receptacle identified by a blue ring A UFP adapter is required for UFP instrument connectors that have a plug diameter less than 4 mm 3 Attach a FT6003 thr...

Page 65: ...ectrode is not to be used with the VLFT10GEN The REM system continuously measures the resistance at the return electrode site and compares it to a standard range of safe resistance between 5 and 135 t...

Page 66: ...the energy platform or incorrectly attached to a patient The icon is removed when the return electrode is correctly attached to the system and patient REM icon REM LED indicator A REM indicator locate...

Page 67: ...es of your facility 3 Clean and dry the application site as needed The application site must be free of oils lotions and other topically applied products to ensure secure contact between the patient s...

Page 68: ...Electrodes Connect a monopolar instrument to the Monopolar 1 or Monopolar 2 instrument receptacle on the front of the energy platform See the Covidien instrument s instructions for use for recommenda...

Page 69: ...instrument attached 2 Manually select a mode and power output level for a monopolar instrument from the touch screen 3 Attach an instrument to the monopolar receptacle that corresponds to the edited q...

Page 70: ...the sterile field Some have a sliding power control on the instrument that enables direct adjustments to power output during surgery These output modes if available on the instrument are selected at t...

Page 71: ...e system automatically identifies the instrument and selects the default power bar setting The power bars represent power available to the instrument and can be set independently from the slider bars...

Page 72: ...e pedal of the FT6003 Three Pedal Footswitch Activate the COAG mode by pressing the blue button on the electrosurgical instrument The COAG display illuminates blue and a tone sounds for the duration o...

Page 73: ...instruments 1 Turn off the energy platform 2 Disconnect all instruments from the front panel 3 Dispose of the instrument according to the procedures for your institution 4 Disconnect and store any fo...

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Page 75: ...apter describes the Bipolar function of the VLFT10GEN Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated accessories before using Specific inst...

Page 76: ...5 2 Valleylab FT10 Energy Platform User s Guide Front Panel Bipolar Features Front Panel Bipolar Features Bipolar receptacle Bipolar touchscreen quadrant Bipolar settings button FT10 1 2 3...

Page 77: ...n the system and verify that the power on self test successfully completes 4 If using a foot pedal connect it to the Bipolar foot pedal receptacle on the rear panel 5 Connect the instrument to the Bip...

Page 78: ...truments and adapters are correctly connected and that no metal is exposed at any connection point Connect instruments to the proper receptacle Improper connection may result in inadvertent instrument...

Page 79: ...quadrant displays the current delivered during bipolar instrument activation The ammeter registers current between 1 and 1 000 milliamps An audio tone sounds to indicate increases and decreases in cu...

Page 80: ...s added to the Bipolar screen and the audio and visual feedback is in use during Bipolar activation Ammeter settings are retained in the Bipolar quadrant until the system is powered down Auto Bipolar...

Page 81: ...0 seconds to indicate that Auto Bipolar is ON Auto Bipolar Activation Impedance The impedance of the tissue grasped by the bipolar device must be within a factory set range of up to 2200 to activate...

Page 82: ...se the window and save the delay setting If the delay selected is greater than 0 0 seconds the delay time will be displayed in the bipolar quadrant Warning Use of different Covidien cord models or cor...

Page 83: ...by an instrument Select Cancel Select a system control Time out after 10 seconds Activate any mode Connect a bipolar instrument Remove a bipolar instrument When an instrument is unplugged from the Bip...

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Page 85: ...to set up and operate the LigaSure tissue fusion function of the VLFT10GEN Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated accessories befor...

Page 86: ...olar 2 receptacle for LigaSure dual plug instruments Rear Panel LigaSure Features LigaSure Bipolar foot pedal receptacle Power cord receptacle FT10 2 1 4 3 Warning Risk of Fire Replace Fuse as Marked...

Page 87: ...g Dual Plug LigaSure Instruments on page 6 8 If you are not familiar with the VLFT10GEN refer to the following sections in this chapter for detailed instructions 1 Plug the system power cord into the...

Page 88: ...lumens The system has been designed to produce minimal sticking charring or thermal spread to adjacent tissue There are no editable parameters in the LigaSure quadrant During instrument activation the...

Page 89: ...l is exposed at any connection point Connect instruments to the proper receptacle Improper connection may result in inadvertent instrument activation or other potentially hazardous conditions Follow t...

Page 90: ...he electrode must be completely flush with the reusable instrument shaft 3 Attach each electrode to the appropriate instrument jaw matching electrode curvature to jaw curvature Insert the proximal pin...

Page 91: ...with a single purple LigaSure connector For devices that have two plugs and provide both LigaSure and monopolar functionality see Connecting Dual Plug LigaSure Instruments on page 6 8 Setup for LigaS...

Page 92: ...tor 1 facing up firmly insert it into the LigaSure Bipolar receptacle 2 next to the LigaSure touchscreen quadrant 5 2 With the bar code on the blue Monopolar connector 3 facing up firmly insert it int...

Page 93: ...e energy delivery Hand activation enabled In this example the enabled hand activation appears in the lower left corner of the LigaSure quadrant Touching the ON OFF switch turns off the hand activation...

Page 94: ...spect the vessel or tissue prior to cutting by releasing the tissue from between the instrument jaws Alert Situations A four pulsed tone will sound when an alert condition occurs and the LigaSure quad...

Page 95: ...2 Check for metal clips or staples 3 Reposition the instrument to avoid contact with metal 4 Remove excess fluids from the surgical site 5 Reactivate the seal cycle Incomplete Seal Cycle Open Circuit...

Page 96: ...aSure jaws 5 Regrasp the tissue 6 Reactivate the seal cycle After Surgery Disconnect the instruments 1 Turn off the energy platform 2 Disconnect all instrument cords from the front panel If the instru...

Page 97: ...for Use FT6009 Instructions for the only foot pedal that supports Bipolar Resection mode ForceTriad Bipolar Resection Cord Instructions for Use FT0021S or FT0022W Instructions for the two types of co...

Page 98: ...on of Bipolar Resection instrument Rear Panel Bipolar Resection Features LigaSure Bipolar foot pedal receptacle Power cord receptacle FT10 2 1 Warning Risk of Fire Replace Fuse as Marked 250V F10 0A 1...

Page 99: ...tible Bipolar Resection cord is plugged into the LigaSure Bipolar receptacle on the front panel the Bipolar Resection screen appears in the LigaSure quadrant The Bipolar Resection screen has controls...

Page 100: ...nt activation or other potentially hazardous conditions Follow the instructions provided with Bipolar Resection instruments for proper connection and use The instrument receptacles on this system are...

Page 101: ...lar Resection is in use a single dual pedal Bipolar Resection Footswitch can be attached to the LigaSure Bipolar foot pedal receptacle using a 1060355 adapter The foot pedal is used to activate a Bipo...

Page 102: ...and 6 from the lower right quadrant of the touchscreen Warning Malfunction may be caused by a loose or incorrect connection of the cord to the energy platform or instrument Worn cords cannot be repai...

Page 103: ...instrument activation the Bipolar Resection touchscreen controls illuminate brightly 2 To deactivate the mode and stop energy delivery release the foot pedal Incorrect Foot Pedal Error If a warning to...

Page 104: ...from the cord If the instrument is single use only disposable dispose of it according to the procedures for your institution If the instrument is reusable clean and sterilize it according to the manuf...

Page 105: ...s Guide 8 1 Troubleshooting Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated accessories before using Specific instructions for electrosurgic...

Page 106: ...e connected REM Polyhesive patient return electrode monopolar energy is disabled the REM indicator on the front panel illuminates red the REM symbol appears and enlarges on the touchscreen and an alar...

Page 107: ...ossible Cause Solution Abnormal neuromuscular stimulation stop surgery immediately Metal to metal sparking Check all connections to the energy platform patient return electrode and active electrodes C...

Page 108: ...rgy platform Check and correct all instrument connections Turn on the energy platform Replace the instrument if it continues to malfunction Power is set too low or turned off Increase the power settin...

Page 109: ...ut is disabled Excessive tissue eschar on electrode tips or jaws Clean electrode tips and jaws with a wet gauze pad Electrodes have come loose from the instrument jaws Electrode pins may have been com...

Page 110: ...instrument Continuous monitor interference Malfunctioning monitor Replace the monitor Faulty chassis to ground connections Check and correct the chassis ground connections for the monitor and for the...

Page 111: ...wires in the operating room Verify that all ground wires are as short as possible and go to the same grounded metal If interference continues when the energy platform is activated the monitor is respo...

Page 112: ...electrosurgical appliances is planned in patients with cardiac pacemakers Use bipolar instruments if possible If you must use a monopolar instrument place the patient return electrode as close as pos...

Page 113: ...Safe Mode Power on reboot successful POST E104 SYSTEM ERROR Boot Sector Failure Safe Mode Power on reboot successful POST E105 SYSTEM ERROR RAM Test Failure Safe Mode Power on reboot successful POST E...

Page 114: ...Alarm Power on reboot successful POST E216 SYSTEM ERROR Low Voltage Rail Failure High Alarm Power on reboot successful POST E217 SYSTEM ERROR High Voltage Rail Failure High Alarm Power on reboot succ...

Page 115: ...System Configuration High Alarm Power on reboot successful POST E233 CONFIGURATION MISMATCH Field Replaceable Unit Updated High Alarm Requires redock FRU replacement successful POST E234 SYSTEM ERROR...

Page 116: ...L CHECK Mono 1 Port Comm Issue Medium Alarm Comm status ok User acknowledge Enter Service E303 INTERNAL CHECK Mono 2 Port Comm Issue Medium Alarm Comm status ok User acknowledge Enter Service E304 INT...

Page 117: ...mpare Error Medium Alarm Reactivation User acknowledge Enter Service E317 INTERNAL CHECK PVI Curve Compare Error Medium Alarm Reactivation User acknowledge Enter Service E318 INTERNAL CHECK Voltage Se...

Page 118: ...YSTEM ISSUE Cooling Fan Issue Medium Alarm User acknowledge Enter Service E334 REM CHECK ISSUE REM Automated Check Error Medium Alarm Successful completion of REM check User acknowledge Enter Service...

Page 119: ...AL CHECK SoftwareAssert Issue Medium Alarm Start RF activation User Acknowledge Enter Service E349 INTERNAL CHECK Thread Check Issue Medium Alarm Start RF activation User Acknowledge Enter Service E35...

Page 120: ...ve instrument User acknowledge Enter Service E407 INSTRUMENT NOT READY N A Medium Alarm Other plug on instrument inserted into LigaSure port Remove instrument E408 INSTRUMENT NOT READY N A Medium Alar...

Page 121: ...clearing message RF activation E420 Usage Limit N A Medium Alarm Replace instrument E421 Usage Limit N A Medium Alarm User acknowledge RF activation E422 Incomplete Setup N A Low Alarm Remove instrum...

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Page 123: ...aning the energy platform Product service Service manual copies and updates Returning the energy platform for service Software updates Covidien Technical Service Training and education Precaution Read...

Page 124: ...e and Periodic Safety Checks When should the energy platform be checked or serviced Covidien recommends that the energy platform be inspected by qualified service personnel at least once a year This i...

Page 125: ...ithout returning the system to the manufacturer Covidien recommends that only qualified personnel service the VLFT10GEN system Covidien defines qualified personnel as a person with electrosurgical equ...

Page 126: ...before calling Hospital clinic name customer number Telephone number Department address city state and zip code Model number Serial number Description of the problem Type of repair to be done 2 Clean...

Page 127: ...extensive information if needed To remotely update software on a VLFT10GEN Energy Platform 1 Turn on the facility computer that has Valleylab Exchange installed 2 Remove cover on back of generator to...

Page 128: ...3 seconds 17 Unplug the system power cord from the wall receptacle 18 Unplug the system power cord from the rear panel receptacle 19 Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the facility s LAN connector 20...

Page 129: ...ergy Platform User s Guide 9 7 Training Education Maintenance and Repair Training Education For clinical professionals and service training options please refer to the Covidien web site http www covid...

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Page 131: ...de 10 1 Technical Specifications Precaution Read the instructions warnings and precautions provided with this energy platform and associated accessories before using Specific instructions for electros...

Page 132: ...and fan Display 7 in LCD touchscreen Connector receptacles LED illuminated connector readers on the LigaSure Bipolar receptacle Enclosure Magnesium Mounting Valleylab Universal Generator Cart VLFTCRT...

Page 133: ...r up to one year without performance degradation upon use 2 If the generator is stored at a temperature outside the normal operating range of 10 to 40 C the system is ready for use after at least one...

Page 134: ...r programmed features calibration and statistical data when switched off and unplugged The VLFT10GEN operates within specification when switched over to a supplied line power by hospital backup system...

Page 135: ...te Leakage Currents and Patient Auxiliary Currents IEC 60601 1 2012 Touch Current 100 A NC 500 A SFC Earth Leakage Current 500 A NC 1000 A SFC Patient Auxiliary Current 1kHz 10 A NC 50 A SFC Patient A...

Page 136: ...FID module is to identify the inserted LigaSure instrument and configure the generator with the data included in the RFID tag Transmit Receive Frequency Range 13 56MHz RF Output Power 68 17 dBu V m 3...

Page 137: ...eration Industry Canada Statement This device complies with Industry Canada s licence exempt RSSs Operation is subject to the following conditions 1 This device may not cause interference and 2 This d...

Page 138: ...Device Installation Guide The translated Quick Installation Guide QIG for the WiFi device EW 7811Un is available on the Edimax website in many languages It is at the following location http www edimax...

Page 139: ...e blue Caution Consult accompanying documents The energy platform output is floating isolated with respect to ground Defibrillation proof DANGER Explosion risk if used with flammable anesthetics To re...

Page 140: ...ied to CSA standard C22 2 60601 1 2008 Liquid Ingress Spillage Classification On Off Settings restore Volume Service Settings High voltage REM patient return electrode Monopolar 1 Universal Foot Pedal...

Page 141: ...cannot become live in the event of a basic insulation failure because of the way in which they are connected to the protective earth conductor Type CF Equipment Defibrillator Proof IEC 60601 1 IEC 606...

Page 142: ...tection to radio frequency communication services The user may need to take mitigation measures such as relocating or re orienting the equipment Electromagnetic Compatibility IEC 60601 1 2 and IEC 606...

Page 143: ...e system Guidance and manufacturer s declaration electromagnetic emissions The Valleylab FT10 FT Series Energy Platform is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The custo...

Page 144: ...kV for power supply lines 1 kV for input output lines Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Surge IEC IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mod...

Page 145: ...e RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the Valleylab FT10 FT Series Energy Platform including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equatio...

Page 146: ...hs should be less than 3 V m Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communication equipment and the Valleylab FT10 FT Series Energy Platform The VLFT10GEN is intended for use...

Page 147: ...1845 1970 Pulsea 217 Hz 28 2400 2570 2450 Pulsea 217 Hz 28 5100 5800 5240 5500 5785 Pulsea 217 Hz 9 a Pulse Modulation is defined as a square wave input with a 50 duty cycle at the listed frequency N...

Page 148: ...TriVerse pencil No 15 ft 4 6 m Front panel Mono 2 Patient Emissions Immunity E7507DB Adult REM pad No 15 ft 4 6 m Front panel REM Patient Emissions Immunity E0020V E4073CT Foot switching Bipolar cord...

Page 149: ...e REM alarm is activated and RF output is disabled Any Ethernet No 15 ft 4 6 m min Rear panel SIP SOP Emissions Immunity SEA3730 Coax No 10 ft 3 m Rear panel smoke2 evac SIP SOP Emissions Immunity SEA...

Page 150: ...ivation deactivation settings may not work properly using cords other than those specified by Covidien In the Auto Bipolar setting activation may occur with contact of any material When not in use pla...

Page 151: ...Activation Tones Activation Tones Tone Duration Volume CUT 660 Hz 5 Entire Activation Duration User adjustable from 45 dBA to 65 dBA 0 6 dBA 1 m COAG 940 Hz 5 Entire Activation Duration VALLEYLAB 800...

Page 152: ...Complete 988 Hz 5 Two 175 msec tones separated by 175 msec of silence High System Alarm Simultaneously play the following tones 784 Hz 5 1568Hz 5 2352 Hz 5 3136 Hz 5 Ten 138 msec tones separated by 88...

Page 153: ...ing table outlines the maximum power peak voltages and maximum output current for a given modality Notice Alarm characteristics cannot be changed Alarm response time is less than one second Rated Load...

Page 154: ...rference and to minimize sparking Bipolar Monopolar CUT VALLEYLAB Monopolar COAG LOW 434 kHz sinusoid continuous MEDIUM 434 kHz sinusoid continuous HIGH 434 kHz sinusoid continuous CUT 434 kHz sinusoi...

Page 155: ...ce Graphs For the values stated in the graphs provided in this section Output power is within the greater of 15 or 8 W Peak voltage includes tolerances Monopolar Graphs PURE CUT Output power versus im...

Page 156: ...User s Guide Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Output power versus power setting for Pure CUT power Output power watts Power setting Peak voltage versus power setting for Pure CUT power Peak voltage P...

Page 157: ...form User s Guide 10 27 Output Power vs Resistance Graphs BLEND Output power versus impedance for BLEND power Output power watts Load impedance ohms Output power versus power setting for BLEND power O...

Page 158: ...uide Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Peak voltage versus power setting for BLEND power Peak voltage Power setting VALLEYLAB Output power versus impedance for VALLEYLAB power Output power watts Load...

Page 159: ...form User s Guide 10 29 Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Output power versus power setting for VALLEYLAB power Output power watts Power setting Peak voltage versus power setting for VALLEYLAB power P...

Page 160: ...SOFT COAG Output power versus impedance for SOFT COAG power Output power watts Load impedance ohms Output power versus power setting for SOFT COAG power Output power watts Power setting 1 2 100 50 0...

Page 161: ...put Power vs Resistance Graphs Peak voltage versus power setting for SOFT COAG power Peak voltage Power setting FULGURATE Output power versus impedance for FULGURATE power Output power watts Load impe...

Page 162: ...ser s Guide Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Output power versus power setting for FULGURATE power Output power watts Power setting Peak voltage versus power setting for FULGURATE power Peak voltage...

Page 163: ...form User s Guide 10 33 Output Power vs Resistance Graphs SPRAY Output power versus impedance for SPRAY power Output power watts Load impedance ohms Output power versus power setting for SPRAY power O...

Page 164: ...setting for SPRAY power Peak voltage Power setting Bipolar Graphs Bipolar LOW Effect Output power versus impedance for Bipolar LOW power Output power watts Load impedance ohms Note Bipolar LOW effect...

Page 165: ...User s Guide 10 35 Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Output power versus power setting for Bipolar LOW power Output power watts Power setting Peak voltage versus power setting for Bipolar LOW power P...

Page 166: ...tput power versus impedance for Bipolar MEDIUM power Output power watts Load impedance ohms Note Bipolar MEDIUM effect is utilized for power settings of 16 40 W inclusive within Bipolar mode 1 95 W Ou...

Page 167: ...ge versus power setting for Bipolar MEDIUM power Peak voltage Power setting Bipolar HIGH Effect Output power versus impedance for Bipolar HIGH power Output power watts Load impedance ohms Note Bipolar...

Page 168: ...r vs Resistance Graphs Output power versus power setting for Bipolar HIGH power Output power watts Power setting Peak voltage versus power setting for Bipolar HIGH power Peak voltage Power setting 1 2...

Page 169: ...only requests the power it needs to optimally seal vessels the power requested will be within the confines of the output power capability curve Output power versus impedance for representative LigaSur...

Page 170: ...nce Graphs Peak voltage versus output power for LigaSure power Peak voltage Output power watts Bipolar Resection CUT Output power versus impedance for Bipolar Resection CUT effect setting Output power...

Page 171: ...orm User s Guide 10 41 Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Output power versus Bipolar Resection CUT effect setting Peak voltage Effect setting Peak voltage versus Bipolar Resection CUT effect setting P...

Page 172: ...sistance Graphs Bipolar Resection COAG Output power versus impedance for Bipolar Resection COAG setting Output power watts Load impedance ohms Output power versus Bipolar Resection COAG effect setting...

Page 173: ...cal Specifications Valleylab FT10 Energy Platform User s Guide 10 43 Output Power vs Resistance Graphs Peak voltage versus Bipolar Resection COAG effect setting Peak voltage Effect setting 1 Open Circ...

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