DeVilbiss Drive HYB/POWER, Instructions For Use Manual

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Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare Ltd | Hybrid-Power | Instructions for use | 2021-01 rev7 | 15
10. Control Unit Functions
10.1 Power On/Off
Switch the pump on using the main On/Off
switch located at the side of the pump next to
the mains power inlet.
Press Standby to power the pump on (item 1 on
the above image).
10.2 Initial setup
Following an audible ‘beep’ the pump will begin
operating.
The pump will take 40 minutes to make the
system ready for receiving the user.
Upon initial setup, the pump will default to
alternating mode and a green LED will light to
indicate this (item 2 on the above image). The
pump will also default to the 0-85kg comfort/
patient weight setting and a green LED will light
to indicate this (item 3 on the above image).
10.3 Pressure/Comfort Levels
The system’s pressure can be increased/
decreased where required by pressing the +
& - buttons labelled WEIGHT SETTING (item 4 in
the above image). Before changing or lowering
the pressure, clinical judgment is required in
regards to how it may affect the patient.
Once the system has been set for the patient,
re-check it after approximately 20-30 minutes
to ensure the patient is comfortable and that
the system is functioning correctly.
10.4 Alternating
To select this function press the button labelled
ALTERNATING (item 2 on the above image). A
green LED will light to indicate that the system is
in alternating mode.
The cells will alternate to a 1 in 2 cycle.
Cycle time: 10 minutes.
10.5 Static
To select this function press the button labelled
STATIC (item 5 on the above image). An amber
LED will light to indicate that the system is in
static mode.
The system will resume alternating after 20
minutes.
Patients should always be nursed on the
mattress in alternating mode unless static mode
is required.
• Ensure comfort levels are set
appropriately for higher weight
patients to reduce the risk of
the mattress bottoming out.
• When the backrest section
of the bed is raised, ensure
pressures are increased
accordingly to reduce the risk
of the mattress bottoming out.
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