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Table of contents
About this manual ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Safety rules ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Part I
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Description of pump and accessories ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Description of the pump............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Contraindications ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Symbols and labelling.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Compliance and classification................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Pump box .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Optional accessories ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Using the case ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Pump component identification ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
Battery ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Battery charger ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Part II
Starting the pump ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
Battery charging ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Inserting the battery ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Part III
Pump programming ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Password entry.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24
Setting up the pump .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Setting up an infusion ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28
Pump initialization ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 35
Part IV
Syringe and infusion set .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Syringe ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Infusion set ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Partie V
Infusion ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42
Starting an infusion ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Infusion control screen .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 45
Infusion control menu ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 45
Pausing the infusion .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Restarting the infusion ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 47
Modifying the infusion rates
Function reserved to medical staff ....................................................................................................................................................... 48
End of infusion ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Unwanted effects ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
Exporting clinical data
Function reserved for medical staff
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Page 1: ...User s manual EN Ambulatory infusion pump...
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Page 3: ...20 Battery charging 21 Inserting the battery 22 Part III Pump programming 23 Password entry 24 Setting up the pump 24 Setting up an infusion 28 Pump initialization 35 Part IV Syringe and infusion set...
Page 4: ...VII general recommendations maintenance disposal terms of guarantee and declaration of conformity 59 Cleaning and disinfection of the pump 60 Pump inspection 61 Maintenance 61 Alarm system testing 61...
Page 5: ...pay attention to the following points in this user s manual Warning A warning message contains safety information which if ignored may cause serious injury Precautions Precautions indicate instruction...
Page 6: ...hcare professional trained in theuseofthepumpand theadministration ofmedicines Theinstructionsfor useprovided in this manual may not in any event replace the medical care protocol in place for the pat...
Page 7: ...ump malfunction do not use the pump near strong sources of electromagnetic interference To avoid irreversible damage to the circuits do not expose the SO CONNECT PID pump to therapeutic ion radiation...
Page 8: ...of the user s manual contains the following information pump description contraindications symbols and labelling compliance and classification emergency kit pump box optional accessories using the cas...
Page 9: ...esistive touch panel that makes configuration and infusion control easier Programming the infusion rate or duration of the infusion The infusion rate can be set from 0 to 60 ml h in increments of 0 1...
Page 10: ...erence in the manufacturer s catalogue pump body pump packaging syringe packaging Serial number pump body pump packaging Date of manufacture pump body pump packaging Manufacturer pump body pump packag...
Page 11: ...year month syringe packaging Expiry date year month syringe packaging Caution Refer to the accompanying documentation for safety instructions syringe packaging Refer the instructions for use syringe p...
Page 12: ...e specific test conditions defined in that standard Actual performance data may differ from the stated data depending on other external factors particularly variations in counter pressure temperature...
Page 13: ...CONNECT PID pump part SO CONNECT PID 2 2 VARTA EZPack L batteries part SO BATTERY 3 power cord for battery charger part SO POWER 4 battery charger part SO CHARGER 5 USB flash drive part SO KEY 6 prot...
Page 14: ...t TSSMALLBLACK o Black Lycra Size M L part TSMEDIUMBLACK Bra pouch o Black Lycra part POUCHUNDERWEAR Neoprene case for 20 ml SO FILL syringe o Black part N20BLACK o Purple part N20PURPLE Neoprene case...
Page 15: ...part N50REDG Imitation leather case for 20 ml SO FILL syringe o Anthracite grey part L20WGREY o Black part L20WBLACK Imitation leather case for 30 ml or 50 ml SO FILL syringe o Anthracite grey part L5...
Page 16: ...also protects the SO FILL syringe Warning Thematerials used for theprotectivecases havenot been tested for biocompatibility with theskin Do not wear theprotectivecase against the body 1 Insert the SO...
Page 17: ...D pump is on standby or not powered o Blue light the SO CONNECT PID pump is active Touchscreen The touchscreen of the SO CONNECT PID pump allows you to set up and control the infusion Also the screen...
Page 18: ...As a result you can always have a charged spare battery that is ready for use The battery specifications are as follows Part VARTA EZPACK L Rated voltage 3 7 V Capacity 1200 mAh typical Watt hours 4...
Page 19: ...1 Electromagnetic compatibility EN 61000 6 1 et 3 EN 60601 1 2 EN 55014 1 et 2 EN 55022 et EN 55024 EN 55032 Warning Do not attempt to recharge cells or batteries other than those supplied by France D...
Page 20: ...e pump This part of the user s manual contains the following information battery charging inserting the battery Precautions The batteries are delivered uncharged You must therefore charge them complet...
Page 21: ...p the power supply Do not place the charger in areas that are very hot or cold dusty or dirty humid or subject to heavy vibrations Precautions Make sure you always use the battery charger supplied wit...
Page 22: ...at the battery compartment cover is not damaged or missing and that the battery has been installed correctly Takecaretoinsert thebatteryintherightdirection Insertingthebatteryinthewrongdirectioncouldd...
Page 23: ...23 Part III Pump programming This part of the user s manual contains the following information password entry setting up the pump setting up and infusion pump initialization...
Page 24: ...essionals may not disclose to thepatient the passwordsor any other informationlikely to enable the patient to gain access to the programming and configuration functions of the SO CONNECT PID pump Inco...
Page 25: ...tions Press Parameters The pump will display the first setup tab Time Date and Date format Press or to return to the main screen There are three tabs for accessing the different settings Time Date and...
Page 26: ...e change make sure the time setting is changed accordingly Date format setting When the SO CONNECT PID pump displays the time date and date format setting tab press the date format to modify it The SO...
Page 27: ...setting When the SO CONNECT PIDpump displays the language setting tab Press the language to modify it Press or to return to the main screen The SO CONNECT PID pump will display the list of available l...
Page 28: ...ONNECT PID pump always displays the setup of the previous infusion The infusion setup is carried out from the main screen Press to open the menu for additional functions Press Infusion Config After en...
Page 29: ...residual rate name of the medication used for the treatment The SO CONNECT PID pump displays the first patient information screen Press to return to the main screen Press to go to the next screen By d...
Page 30: ...ess to confirm and return to the previous screen Entering the first name SO CONNECT PID pump displays the patient information screen press the surname to modify it SO CONNECT PID wil display the alpha...
Page 31: ...acknowledge the message Entering the number of sites Comments The number of sites is only used as an indication for clinical follow up This date is not taken into account for the calculation of the in...
Page 32: ...ation SO CONNECT PID pump displays the patient information screen Press the name of the medication to modify it SO CONNECT PID wil display the alphabetical keypad for entering the name of the medicati...
Page 33: ...ng to the one you are going to use for the infusion The movements of the pusher of the pump are calibrated to match the type of syringe Selecting the wrong type of syringe can prevent the infusion fro...
Page 34: ...n to enter the flow rate Press the graph to select the infusion rate Adjust the value with and Press to cancel and return to the previous screen Press to confirm and return to the previous screen Ente...
Page 35: ...ation The pump will display the first setup tab Time Date and Date format Press Initialization to initialize patient information and infusion parameters Press to return the main screen After pressing...
Page 36: ...36 Part IV Syringe and infusion set This part of the user s manual contains the following information SO FILL syringes infusion set...
Page 37: ...he SO FILL syringes if the packaging is damaged The SO FILL syringes are supplied in a sterile condition and can only be used once SO FILL syringes may not be re sterilised While handling the syringe...
Page 38: ...ing the syringe 2 Check the correct tightening between the plunger and the piston 3 Push the plunger back and forth to uniformly lubricate the silicone inside the body of the SO FILL syringe 4 To fill...
Page 39: ...ter filling the SO FILL syringe clip the protective cap to avoid injury 9 Unscrew the safety needle or the spike from the SO FILL syringe counterclockwise 10 Unscrew the plunger counterclockwise 11 Re...
Page 40: ...with the SO CONNECT PID pump and SO FILL syringes small internal tube volume optimum 0 1 ml maximum 0 62 ml tube that does not exceed 90 cm length anti throttle tube Warning The use of an unsuitable i...
Page 41: ...n Warning Always work in aseptic conditions in order to minimise the risk of infection Caution Apomorphine will stain clothes and other items Before selecting an infusion site please consult the patie...
Page 42: ...ing information starting an infusion infusion control screen infusion control menu pausing the infusion restarting the infusion modifying the flow rate or the duration of the infusion End of infusion...
Page 43: ...rt is carried out from the main screen Appuyez sur le bouton Nouvelle perfusion pour d marrer la perfusion Step 1 syringe type and volume checking After pressing the New infusion button the SO CONNECT...
Page 44: ...nutes Press to return to the previous screen Pr cautions Donotblockthemovementofthepusher Thatcouldcausethe SO CONNECT PIDpumpto malfunction andactivatean occlusion alarm Step 4 installing the syringe...
Page 45: ...and contact user support Comments In order to secure the use of the pump during an infusion the supports on the various buttons must be maintained for 2 seconds to be taken into account Infusion cont...
Page 46: ...fusion control screen The SO CONNECT PID pump displays the second page of the infusion control menu Press or to display the first page of the infusion control menu Press to return to the infusion cont...
Page 47: ...lashes green yellow Restarting the infusion You can restart a paused infusion Press for two seconds The SO CONNECT PID pump displays the first page of the infusion control menu Press Play for 2 second...
Page 48: ...Appuyez sur le bouton pour revenir l cran de perfusion The SO CONNECT PID pump displays a numeric keypad to enter the password Use the keypad to enter the password Press to delete entered characters...
Page 49: ...ess to cancel and return to the previous screen Press to confirm and return to the previous screen Modifying the duration of the infusion The SO CONNECT PID pump displays the screen to modify the flow...
Page 50: ...for 2 seconds to cancel After confirmation the SO CONNECT PID pump displays the screen requesting removal of the syringe Press once the syringe is removed The SO CONNECT PID pump retracts the pusher T...
Page 51: ...s the pusher This operation can take several minutes Unwanted effects After the retract of the pusher the SO CONNECT PID pump offers you if you wish to fill out the form of the end of infusion Press f...
Page 52: ...for 2 seconds After entering the password the SO CONNECT pump displays the screen for exporting clinical data Press Stop Transfer to end the data transfer Press to stop the data transfer and return t...
Page 53: ...SO CONNECT PID pump displays the second page of the infusion control menu Press Software Info for 2 seconds The SO CONNECT PID pump displays the internal information screen Press Or to return to the...
Page 54: ...contains the description of the different alarms emitted by the SO CONNECT PID pump alarm system device failure alarm syringe missing alarm infusion about to end alarm end of infusion alarm occlusion...
Page 55: ...tery life less than 30 minutes 1 minute Infusion about to end Low The infusion will end in less than 5 minutes Immediate Infusion in pause Low The infusion has been paused for more than 5 minutes Imme...
Page 56: ...ump regularly checks if the SO FILL syringe is present When it detects that the SO FILL syringe is missing the SO CONNECT PID pump generates the syringe missing alarm When this alarm occurs the infusi...
Page 57: ...e eliminated to prevent the administration of a post occlusion bolus which could cause serious injury If the occlusion alarm is triggered you need to contact the medical personnel in charge of your tr...
Page 58: ...s 58 Infusion in pause low priority The SO CONNECT PID pump has a function for reminding the patient that the infusion has been paused for more than 5 minutes The infusion is not stopped when this ala...
Page 59: ...tion of conformity This part contains information about the following Cleaning and disinfection of the pump pump inspection maintenance alarm system testing pump damage in the event of a fall or impac...
Page 60: ...nt and its cover with a cloth moistened with Mikrozid AF or Puresept AF Wait until the disinfectant solution has dried completely before handling the SO CONNECT PIDpump Warning Never clean your SO CON...
Page 61: ...is to say level with the pump housing Make sure that the infusion system is primed free from air bubbles and correctly connected Check that the infusion device is inserted according to the instructio...
Page 62: ...s been designed especially for the SO CONNECT PID pump which will help avoid falls and protect it from impacts Warning Inspect the pump immediately in the event of a fall or impact DonotusetheSO CONNE...
Page 63: ...battery compartment or the compartment of the SO FILL syringe If the battery or SO FILL syringe compartment is wet turn the SO CONNECT PID pump over to let the water drain out and leave it to dry Do...
Page 64: ...sposal When it is in use the SO CONNECT PID pump is liable to come in contact with blood and could thus be a risk of infection As a result it is not within the scope of the European Directive 2002 96...
Page 65: ...rty claims relating to the above 3 This guarantee may be voided if the model or serial number stated on the product have been modified erased removed or made illegible in any way 4 The guarantee does...
Page 66: ...is intended for all users patients and medical personnel This part contains information about the following declaration of conformity pump specifications pump precision pressure level time required fo...
Page 67: ...Partie VIII Caract ristiques techniques 67 Declaration of conformity...
Page 68: ...Occlusion reporting time See the appendix on the Time required for reporting an occlusion Post occlusion bolus 0 5 ml Memory The infusion parameters are saved even if the battery is removed Screen TFT...
Page 69: ...optimum precision are no counter pressure due to the size of the catheter or a height difference between the pump and the infusion site ambient temperature 25 C atmospheric pressure at sea level medic...
Page 70: ...n d une occlusion en fonction du d bit Infusion rate Time required for reporting an occlusion 25 ml h 4 minutes et 30 secondes 50 ml h 2 minutes et 30 secondes Warning The time for activating the occl...
Page 71: ...working of devices such as the SO CONNECT PID pump Thus the SO CONNECT PID pump must not be placed close to other devices If that is not possible monitor the pump to make sure that it is operating co...
Page 72: ...Partie VIII Caract ristiques techniques 72...
Page 73: ...61000 4 6 3 Vrms from 150 kHz to 80 MHz outside ISM bands Not applicable Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3V m from 80MHz to 2 5GHz 10V m Note 1 Note 1 Portable and mobile RF communication devices may not be...
Page 74: ...z to 800 MHz d 1 2 p 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz d 2 1 p 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 21 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 66 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 10 3 8 3 8 6 64 100 12 12 21 If the maximum output power of the transmitter is not indicated in the...
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