Daiwha DI-6000, User Manual

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Technical Specification
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9.2 Functional specifications
Function
Description
Alarm
 Air bubble alarm
 Down-Steam Occlusion alarm
 Up-Stream occlusion alarm
 Door Open Alarm
 Low battery alarm, empty battery alarm

AC/DC removal power alarm
 Standby alarm (interval of 2 minutes, with no injection in progress)
 Near complete alarm
 Injection is stopped upon alarms except Low Battery and Start Reminder.
 Drop alarms (No Drop and Free Drop)

Malfunction
– Product state indicators are turned on and alarms are generated.
Safety
controls
 Door Open: Injection is disabled while the door is open.
 Key Lock Button: The buttons except START/STOP, POWER, and
LOCK buttons do not work.

UP/DOWN occlusion sensor : Detects occlusion in the I.V Set.

Nurse Call: Allows monitoring upon alarms.
 Air Sensor: Detects air bubbles.
 Drop Sensor: Detects infusion drops.
Others
 Time Mode: Calculates the flow rate based on the injection time settings.
 Dosage Mode: Calculates the flow rate based on the dosage settings.

Titration: Allows changing the flow rate while in injection.
 Secondary Injection Mode (Primary/Secondary)
 Low, Empty Battery: When running on battery, the alarm occurs when the
remaining battery time is down to 30 minutes and 3 minutes.
 Date and time: The date and time of the dedicated clock are displayed with
no power supply.

Standby mode: Pause function (1 min-24 hours, increment of 1 minute)
 Event History: Up to 2,000 events
 Alarm Log Event: Up to 50 alarm logs
 Electronic data on the infusion pump is preserved for more
than 2 years with power off.