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Please check all components directly after 
unpacking for completeness of the scope of 
delivery and damage.
Do not use the device in case of damage or if the 
operating manual is missing!

2 x AAA batteries

1 x Operating manual

1 x Pulse Oximeter BSM 
382 i

5.0 Scope of supply

(packaging content)

SCOPE OF SUPPLY

GB

1 x 

Lanyard

Summary of Contents for BSM 382

Page 1: ...avelengths Measurement and display of pulse rate and pulse intensity as bar graph and wave diagram plethysmograph Quick and easy application Easily portable thanks to low size and weight Ideal for spo...

Page 2: ...invasive pulse oximetry What is pulse oximetry Questions regarding pulse oximetry Important application information Use by children and teenagers Environmental restrictions of the BSM 382 unit General...

Page 3: ...ical defects Cleaning and care Battery change and information Device disposal Pulse rate alarm settings SpO2 alarm settings oxygen saturation Activation deactivation of the acoustic function Activatio...

Page 4: ...an finger The oxygen saturation determined in this way is referred to as SpO2 saturation of peripheral oxygen and specifies the content of haemoglobin saturated with oxygen in percent What is pulse ox...

Page 5: ...vice with type BF application part Protection against electrical shock by means of leakage currents that conform to standards These instructions must be complied with Warning Danger Improper use leads...

Page 6: ...of the arterial haemoglobin SpO2 can be easily measured on a finger The measurement is carried out by two light sources with different wavelengths being shone through the finger and hitting a photo e...

Page 7: ...ciple of operation The Pulse Oximeter BSM 382 carries out two measurements Firstly the blood oxygen saturation and secondly the pulse rate in the finger tip Additionally the pulse intensity is display...

Page 8: ...during oxygen therapy may also lead to increased levels Pulmonary emphysema Asthma Reduced respiration Circulatory disturbance Heart defect Blood pH value disturbance Low oxygen content in the ambien...

Page 9: ...ty or have been instructed on using the device The Pulse Oximeter BSM 382 is exclusively to be used according to its intended use measurement of arterial oxygen saturation and pulse rate and intensity...

Page 10: ...nd pass it on with the device if it is passed on to third persons Also make the operating manual available to third persons The operating manual is an integral part of the device In case of any doubt...

Page 11: ...ge 34 Do not use or store the device in locations with extremely high or low ambient temperatures or in extremely dry or humid environments as this may lead to inaccurate measurements Remove the batte...

Page 12: ...measurements Please note that mobile RF radio frequency communication equipment e g mobile phones may disturb medical electrical equipment During application the device may cause interferences for ot...

Page 13: ...nt The measurements are only to be used for comparison In case of health problems always seek medical consultation 3 5 Important application information The device is not suitable for babies children...

Page 14: ...surement Only measurements that are properly displayed are reliable Fluctuating measurements are not significant For some persons the device cannot determine any reliable measurements In case of unusu...

Page 15: ...ements optical sensors in the device Fingers that are too thin or too cold may lead to incorrect measurements In this case use the thumb and ensure that it is inserted deeply enough into the device or...

Page 16: ...tc but also for private checks and during sports and leisure activities of any kind 4 2 Advantages of non invasive pulse oximetry Pulse oximetry enables non invasive measurements of arterial oxygen sa...

Page 17: ...devices or direct sunlight is to be avoided No arterial or venous lines must be connected to the arm of the finger which the measurement is being carried out on and no blood pressure cuffs may be use...

Page 18: ...mpleteness of the scope of delivery and damage Do not use the device in case of damage or if the operating manual is missing 2 x AAA batteries 1 x Operating manual 1 x Pulse Oximeter BSM 382 i 5 0 Sco...

Page 19: ...and acoustic alarms Colour display OLED display Battery compartment at the back of the device Battery symbol warning indicator in case of low batteries Pulse rate display Pulse intensity display as p...

Page 20: ...ect position and pole according to the marking in the centre of the battery compartment refer to fig 2 WARNING Make sure that the batteries are inserted correctly according to their polarity Incorrect...

Page 21: ...te a loop Tighten this loop until the lanyard is securely attached to the bar at the housing refer to fig 3 If required the device can be quickly detached from the lanyard by pushing together the two...

Page 22: ...ay refer to fig 5 As long as the device remains attached to the finger the measurements are continuously updated NOTE During the measurement stay calm and do not move the finger as this may lead to in...

Page 23: ...he order illustrated in fig 6 see below 8 1 Display switching WARNING The device is not intended for long term monitoring of patients The device is not equipped with an interface for connection to oth...

Page 24: ...or below adjustable upper or lower limits To activate this switch on the device and hold down the M configuration button until the Settings Alm Setup mode is displayed and release the button The star...

Page 25: ...To activate it switch on the device and hold down the M configuration button until the Settings Alm Setup mode is displayed and release the button The star shaped cursor is now displayed next to Alm...

Page 26: ...g 9 By doing this all previously set values are returned to the factory settings Press the M configuration button twice to return to the menu If OK is displayed in the Settings Alm Setup menu next to...

Page 27: ...e and hold down the M configuration button until the Settings Sounds Setup mode is displayed and release the button The star shaped cursor is now displayed next to Sounds Setup Press the M configurati...

Page 28: ...Sounds Setup mode is displayed and then release the button The star shaped cursor is now displayed next to Sounds Setup Briefly press the M configuration button three times to 8 5 Pulse rate alarm set...

Page 29: ...250 before starting at 5 again Release the button when the desired value e g 130 refer to fig 11 is reached and move the star shaped cursor down to the PR Alm Lo entry by pressing the configuration b...

Page 30: ...ed in increasing or decreasing order To do so hold the M configuration down and the setting next to the star cursor will alternate between and Release the configuration button if the required entry is...

Page 31: ...g 14 on page 32 WARNING Make sure that the batteries are inserted correctly according to their polarity Incorrectly inserted batteries may damage the device 10 0 Battery change and information The ser...

Page 32: ...ns mercury Cd contains Cadmium Batteries can be life threatening if swallowed Keep the device and its batteries away from children If a battery has been swallowed seek medical attention immediately If...

Page 33: ...emperatures Take out the batteries of the device if they are low or if the device is not to be used for a longer period of time This way damage due to leaking batteries can be avoided Always replace a...

Page 34: ...y Do not immerse the pulse oximeter in water or any other fluids Do not pour any fluids on the device and ensure that no cleaning agents remain on the device Always keep the surface of the device free...

Page 35: ...measured properly Try to carry out a measurement again If you are sure that the device is working properly seek medical advice immediately The displayed values oxygen saturation and pulse rate are fl...

Page 36: ...age 31 and following The batteries are empty or low Replace the batteries Observe the correct polarity refer to page 31 and following The device is defective Contact your dealer customer service The d...

Page 37: ...Emissions test Complianc e Electromagnetic environment guide RF emissions CISPR 11 Group 2 The DEVICE or the SYSTEM uses RF energy only for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very lo...

Page 38: ...nt RF emissions according to CISPR 11 Class B The BSM 382 is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low voltage power suppl...

Page 39: ...ic environment guidelines Electrostati c discharge ESD according to IEC 61000 4 2 6 kV contact discharge 8 kV air discharge Not applicabl e 8 kV air discharg e Floors should be wood concrete or laid w...

Page 40: ...dip of UT for 5 periods 70 UT 30 voltage dip of UT for 25 periods 5 UT 95 voltage dip of UT for 5 s Not applicabl e Mains power quality should be that of a typical residential commercial or hospital e...

Page 41: ...declaration electromagnetic immunity The BSM 382 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The customer or the user of the unit should assure that it is used in such an en...

Page 42: ...ance s according to IEC 61000 4 6 3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 Mhz 3 Vrms d 1 2 Radiated RF disturbance s according to IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 5 Ghz 3 V m d 1 2 80 MHz to 800 MHz Where P is the maximu...

Page 43: ...ite survey a should be less than the conformity level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the hi...

Page 44: ...nce is observed additional measures may be necessary such as reorienting or relocating the BSM 382 b Not applicable over a frequency range of 150 kHz to 80 Mhz Recommended separation distance between...

Page 45: ...where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer NOTE 1 To calculate the recommended safe distance of transmitters in the frequency ra...

Page 46: ...ed off automatically approx 15 seconds after removing it from the finger Approx 20 hours with a set of full alkaline batteries Upper limit 100 Lower limit 94 Upper limit 130 Lower limit 50 on off Mode...

Page 47: ...er pulse 700 hPa 1060 hPa hectopascal 5 C 40 C at 15 80 relative humidity Storage transport temperature 10 C to 50 C at 15 80 relative humidity 700 hPa 1060 hPa hectopascal MEASURING DATA Oxygen satur...

Page 48: ...hsstadt Germany Protection against electrical shock according type BF Body Float Application device type BF with increased protection against electrical shock to the body however not directly to the h...

Page 49: ...to the customer at the time of purchase Wear parts Damage due to unauthorised modifications and personal negligence of the customer The legal warranty period for the product is 24 months from date of...

Page 50: ...rvicecenter tv Telephone hotline 49 0 180 6000228 0 20 per call from a German landline number max 0 60 per call from a German mobile phone networks ww dittmann gmbh com In case of complaints about the...

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