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Chapter 6 Setup Item/Default Value

Setup Item



Initial Settings (User I/F)

Display/Print

Item

Description

Default

Backup

Date

07/19, Jul.19, 19 Jul

19 Jul.

Yes

BP Alarm Increment

Normal, Small

Normal

Yes

RR Alarm Increment

Normal, Small

Normal

Yes

Trend Clip

ON, OFF

Yes

BP Printing Scale

20 mm, 40 mm

40 mm

Yes

Night Mode Cancel

Any Key, Night Mode Key

Any Key

Yes

ST Display Lead Setup (A to C)

4 leads for each pattern of A to C
I to V6, OFF

ST-A:
I, II, III, aVR
ST-B:
aVL, aVF, V1, V2
ST-C:
V3, V4, V5, V6

Yes

Patient Name on the Information Display
Area

ON, OFF

Yes

Dim All Data Other than Numeric

ON, OFF

OFF

Yes

All Window Opaque

ON, OFF

OFF

Yes

Printer Message

ON, OFF

Yes

Message Icon

ON, OFF

OFF

Yes

12-Lead Analysis Filter Display

Frequency, Filter Type

Frequency

Yes

Waveform Size Display

Numeric, Bar, Bar (10 mm)

Numeric

Yes

Battery Operation

Normal, Low Power

Normal

Yes

Time to Dim the Display at Power Saving
Mode

0 sec., 5 sec., 10 sec., 20 sec., 30
sec., 60 sec.

0 sec.

Yes

Menu Display for Host Monitor Connection

Monitoring, Timer, Event Manager,
Patient Name

Monitoring

Yes

Event Manager Setup

Event 1

8 alphanumeric characters

Event 1

Yes

Event 2

Yes

Event 3

Yes

Event 4

Yes

Monitor Suspend
Setup

Monitor Suspend
Label

ON, OFF

OFF

Yes

Monitor Suspend
Timer

ON, OFF

OFF

Yes

Label 1

Use/Not Use
Label: 7 characters
Color: 16 colors

ON (SUSPENDED/Red)

Yes

Label 2

ON (UNDER EXAM/Pink)

Yes

Label 3

ON (IN REHAB/Green)

Yes

Label 4

ON (BATHING/Orange)

Yes

Label 5

ON (OUT/Light Orange)

Yes

Label 6

ON (SURGERY/Violet)

Yes

Label 7

ON (RESTROOM/Light
Blue)

Yes

Label 8 to Label 15

Not Used

Yes

Time Shift

Day Shift

Selectable Time

08:00

Yes

Twilight Shift

16:00

Yes

Night Shift

00:00

Yes

Summary of Contents for Dynascope 8000 Series

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Page 3: ...tions when Using with Other Equipment vii Pacemaker vii Non Explosion Proof vii Defibrillator vii Electrosurgical Instrument viii MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging viii Precautions about Connections to Peripheral Devices ix Precautions for Using the Equipment ix This System ix Wired Network DS LANII DS LANIII xvii Wireless Network System xviii RTC and Data Backup xviii Precautions about the Ventilato...

Page 4: ...ystem Construction Wired Network System 2 1 DS LAN Connection 2 1 DS LAN Setup 2 2 Precautions about Printing Display 2 4 Wireless Network 2 6 Example of Wireless Network Construction 2 6 Channel ID and Telemetry Wave Setup 2 6 Chapter 3 Using the External Media Inserting the USB Memory SD Card 3 1 Data Backup Copy Using the USB Memory SD Card 3 1 Formatting the Full Disclosure Waveform Card 3 4 C...

Page 5: ...etup 5 5 Measurement Related Setup 5 8 User Label Setup 5 8 Measurement Unit 5 9 Other Setup 5 9 User I F 5 11 Display Print Setup 5 11 Power ON Discharge 5 15 Shortcut Menu 5 17 Key Mask 5 18 Operation Related Setup 5 19 Quick Menu Setup 5 21 Setup for the External Device Connection 5 21 System Setup 5 21 User Mode Registration 5 22 About the User Mode 5 22 To Program the User Mode 5 23 Chapter 6...

Page 6: ...Paper 8 2 Cleaning the Equipment and Sensors 8 2 Touch Panel 8 2 Housing 8 3 NIBP Cuff and Air Hose 8 3 BP Transducer 8 4 SpO2 Sensor 8 4 Temperature Probe 8 4 Cardiac Output Relay Cable 8 5 Airway Adapter for Capnostat 5 8 5 BISx 8 5 Chapter 9 Maintenance Check Daily and Periodic Check 9 1 Maintenance Check 9 1 Daily Check Items and Procedures 9 2 Periodic Check Items and Procedures 9 4 Handling ...

Page 7: ...i Important Notice i For Safe Operation of the Equipment i Intended Use of this Equipment i Copyright ii Maintenance Repair Replacement ii Contact ii About This Manual iii Expression Used in This Manual iii Composition of This Manual iv ...

Page 8: ...Contents ...

Page 9: ...ended Use Intended Use This equipment is intended for patient monitoring in surgery room ICU ward emergency room or during transportation in the medical facility by measuring parameters such as ECG respiration NIBP pulse rate SpO2 SpCO SpMet SpHb pulse wave temperature BP CO respiration gas CO2 concentration BIS SQI SR EMG EEG and monitors patient condition by displaying recording the measurement ...

Page 10: ...o also pass this manual to the next owner Maintenance Repair Replacement Fukuda Denshi is liable for the safety reliability and performance of its equipment only if Maintenance modifications and repairs are carried out by authorized personnel or organization Components are used in accordance with Fukuda Denshi operating instructions A full technical description of the DS 8007 System is available f...

Page 11: ...he operation procedure is explained for the case when menu list is displayed when simple menu setup is OFF If simple menu is displayed press Menu Menu List to follow the procedure explained in this manual Type of Precaution Description DANGER Failure to follow this message may cause immediate threat of death or serious injury WARNING Failure to follow this message may result in death or serious in...

Page 12: ...lay full disclosure waveform MPDR 9 Printing Recorder output function 10 System Configuration Setup of the display configuration tone volume color brightness night mode 11 Troubleshooting Message list maintenance and troubleshooting of this equipment 12 Setup Item Default Value Setup item and default value 13 Accessories List of accessories and optional accessories of this equipment 14 Specificati...

Page 13: ...I Magnetic Resonance Imaging viii Precautions about Connections to Peripheral Devices ix Precautions for Using the Equipment ix This System ix Wired Network DS LANII DS LANIII xvii Wireless Network System xviii RTC and Data Backup xviii Precautions about the Ventilator Monitoring xix Precautions about the SpO2 Sensor xix Precautions about the NIBP Cuff xix Precautions about Disposing of the Equipm...

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Page 15: ...g the equipment CAUTION Do not damage or erase the warning label attached to the equipment These warning labels contain important descriptions for handling and operating the equipment properly and safely A damaged label may compromise safe operation DS 8007 System Main Unit Type of Precaution Description Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serio...

Page 16: ...ii Safety About the Safety Precautions DSA 81 AC Unit HR 800 Recorder Unit ...

Page 17: ...ctive earth inside the equipment Alternating Current Main Power Input Indicator Indicates that the equipment is in normal operation Indicates that the equipment is in standby mode Electrostatic Sensitive Part Directly touching this connector part with hands should be avoided Type CF Applied Part with Defibrillation Proof Indicates the degree of protection against electric shock is Type CF Applied ...

Page 18: ...e accompanying power cable to the hospital grade outlet Make sure to secure the equipment using a trolley or stand Do not place the equipment or accessories in any position that might cause it to fall on the patient Precautions Before Using the Equipment Verify the power voltage Charge the battery pack fully before operating the system with the battery pack Check the cable connection and polarity ...

Page 19: ...per attachment of patient ground plate ECG electrode type when using the electrosurgical knife and verify paste volume output energy when using the defibrillator Also verify that each equipment is properly grounded Precautions about the Maintenance Never open the housing while the equipment is in operation or connected to hospital grade outlet as it may result in electric shock Precautions about S...

Page 20: ...ng such telemetry in a local medical institution one person can perform both functions Select a telemetry manager who understands the characteristics and functionality of telemetry systems and is skilled in operating telemetry When installing telemetry the Overall Manager and the Zone Manager have to understand the precautions for use of the telemetry in advance The Overall Manager takes responsib...

Page 21: ...ever operate the equipment in the presence of flammable anesthetics high concentration of oxygen or inside hyperbaric chamber Also do not operate the equipment in an environment in which there is a risk of explosion Explosion or fire may result Defibrillator When defibrillating keep away from the electrodes or medicament applied to the patient chest If this is not possible remove the electrodes or...

Page 22: ...erference will be quite large Position and electrodes as close as possible to each other Ground Plate When using electrosurgical instruments make sure the contact between the patient and the ground plate is secure If the connection is incomplete the patient may suffer from burn at the electrode site The stored data will not be affected The measurement accuracy will temporarily decrease during elec...

Page 23: ...etwork equipment including printer and hub should be located outside the Patient Environment If located inside the Patient Environment it may result in electric shock to the patient or the operator Combinations of medical equipment with non medical equipment must comply with EN 60601 1 or EN 60601 1 1 Never use a multiple portable socket outlet or extension cable when connecting the equipments unl...

Page 24: ... pulse When a patient is receiving a photodynamic therapy measuring SpO2 on a same site for a long duration may cause blisters from the irradiation light of the SpO2 sensor Make sure to periodically change the sensor attachment site Before the measurement make sure the patient classification Adult Child Neonate is properly selected Otherwise correct measurement cannot be performed and congestion o...

Page 25: ...to secure the equipment using a specified trolley or stand Otherwise the equipment may fall down resulting in injury to the operator or damage to the equipment Precautions about the Trolley When attaching the monitor to the specified trolley make sure that it is securely fixed on Otherwise the equipment may fall off from the trolley resulting in injury to the operator or damage to the equipment Ma...

Page 26: ...e and may erroneously detect the pacemaker spike This mode should be selected only when a high frequency noise largely affects the HR measurement There are some cases when the pacemaker pulse cannot be detected depending on the pacemaker type pulse voltage pulse width electrode lead type unipolar bipolar or electrode placement which causes the pacemaker pulse amplitude to decrease and disables the...

Page 27: ...r the SpO2 numeric data make sure that the sensor is properly attached Measuring on a limb with NIBP cuff arterial catheter or intracatheter may result in incorrect measurement Venous congestion may cause under reading of actual oxygen saturation Therefore assure proper venous outflow from monitored site Sensor should not be below heart level e g sensor on hand of a patient in a bed with arm dangl...

Page 28: ...ormation will be maintained and the BP value will be displayed Each time the blood pressure transducer or tubing is replaced the zero balance procedure is required to ensure accurate measurements The zero balance procedure is required for the following case When starting the measurement When the position of the heart has changed due to body movement When the position of the transducer has changed ...

Page 29: ...ompt action when the lead off condition is detected For the HPD 810 HPD 820 and HCP 810 HCP 820 the CO2 measurement range is 0 to 99 mmHg 0 to 13 3 kPa and the upper EtCO2 alarm will not generate if the upper alarm limit is set to 100 mmHg 13 4 kPa and above Whether to use the SpO2 second alarm function and its threshold selection should be based on the patient s clinical indication portent and me...

Page 30: ...ng solution To clean the touch panel use an optional cleaning cloth eyeglass cleaning cloth soft cotton cloth or non woven cloth pulp rayon polyethylene etc Clean the equipment frequently so stains can be removed easily To prevent injury it is recommended to wear gloves when cleaning the equipment Pay attention not to allow chemical solution to enter the equipment or connectors Do not use organic ...

Page 31: ...d on the central monitor The alarm limit setup from the central monitor cannot be performed either On the DS LAN II network the arrhythmia alarm of Tachy Brady Couplet Pause Trigeminy ExtTachy ExtBrady RR IREG Prolong RR Triplet Multiform VENT Rhythm Not Capt Not Pacing S Couplet SVT SVPC S Frequent will not be transmitted On the DS LAN II network arrhythmia alarm of SLOW VT will be transmitted as...

Page 32: ...e agreements on the setting of the telemetry channels to prevent telemetry interference Precautions about the Telemetry When performing telemetry transmission configure the display so that the numeric data corresponded to the waveform is displayed If not the displayed waveform or numeric data may not be transmitted The setup of channel ID and group ID should be performed only by the telemetry chan...

Page 33: ... are OFF During ventilator monitoring if the DSA 81 is disconnected from the DS 8007 the ventilator alarm will not generate Precautions about the SpO2 Sensor Danger of Burn Injury Caused by the SpO2 Sensor When monitoring SpO2 make sure to use only the specified sensor relay cable If any other sensor relay cable is used a high temperature rise of the sensor may place the patient in danger of burns...

Page 34: ...y Use Accessories Optional Accessories The ECG electrodes are consumable products Always prepare extra supplies of electrodes Verify that there is no wire break on the patient cable once a week Battery Pack Even if the battery pack is not in use the remaining capacity decreases due to self discharge Make sure to verify once a week that the battery pack is fully charged To fully charge the empty ba...

Page 35: ...originated and remove it using filtering device etc Stop using the device that is originating the noise Use other power outlet EMC Guidance This device complies with the Safety Standard EN 60601 1 2 2007 However if portable transmitter or wireless LAN equipment is used extremely nearby the electromagnetic influence may largely exceed the compliance level and may cause unexpected phenomenon such as...

Page 36: ...nce Level Electromagnetic Environment Guidance Electrostatic Discharge ESD IEC 61000 4 2 6kV contact 8kV air 6kV contact 8kV air Floors should be wood concrete or ceramic tile If floors are covered with synthetic material the relative humidity should be at least 30 Electrical fast transient burst IEC 61000 4 4 2kV powersupplylines 1kV input output lines 2kV powersupplylines 1kV input output lines ...

Page 37: ...rengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey 1 should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range 2 Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol Note 1 At 80MHz and 800MHz the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies Note 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic p...

Page 38: ...t Power of Transmitter W Separation Distance according to Frequency of Transmitter m 150kHz to 80MHz d 1 2 80MHz to 800MHz d 1 2 800MHz to 2 5GHz d 2 3 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 12 23 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distance d in meters m can be determined using the equation applicable to ...

Page 39: ... Construction 1 2 Inserting the SD Card 1 2 Connecting the AC Unit and CO2 Gas Unit 1 3 Connecting the Recorder Unit HR 800 1 5 Connecting the HCP 820 HPD 820 1 5 Connecting the HPD 810 HCP 810 HBX 800 1 7 Power Source and Ground Connection 1 8 Power Connection of the Main Unit 1 8 Equipotential Grounding 1 9 Installing the Lithium Ion Battery Pack BTO 008 1 9 ...

Page 40: ...1 2 Chapter 1 Installation of the Unit Contents ...

Page 41: ...ure 70 kPa to 106 kPa This equipment is intended for patient monitoring in NICU ICU CCU surgery emergency room and ward Do not use in MRI environment or in a home care setting The power source should fulfill the following condition Use a hospital grade outlet 3 pin grounded outlet Verify power voltage and frequency before connecting to an AC power source Use the power source that can provide adequ...

Page 42: ...ial attention for use in Operating Room ICU CCU Cardiac Catheter Laboratory and Cardiovascular X ray room To avoid such electrical potential difference use the ground cable to connect each equipment s potential equalization terminal to the same ground terminal This is called equipotential grounding System Construction This section describes the connection procedure of this equipment The following ...

Page 43: ... 1Place the AC Unit DSA 81 on the table and align the DS 8007 along the rail and slide it in the arrow direction until it is securely connected WARNING After connecting the DS 8007 make sure that it is securely installed After connecting the DS 8007 make sure that it is locked Do not use the equipment unlocked 2To remove the DS 8007 from the AC Unit DSA 81 unlock the lever on the front side of the...

Page 44: ...ltage drop may occur depending on the cable connection condition which causes the charging process to temporarily cease or cease before completion 1Connect the host monitor and the DSA 82 with module connection cable CJO 08SSxx 1 CJO 08SSxx 2 DS 8007 3 DSA 82 2Place the DSA 82 and align the DS 8007 along the rail and slide it in the arrow direction until it is securely connected When disconnecting...

Page 45: ...an be made by DS 8007 HS 8000 Switch 1 CJO 08SSxx 2 HS 8000 3 HSA 80 Connecting the Recorder Unit HR 800 1Connect the unit connection cable CJO 09SSxx on the rear side of the HR 800 2Connect the other side of the cable to the U LINK connector on the AC Unit DSA 81 Connecting the HCP 820 HPD 820 Follow the procedure below to attach the CO2 Gas Unit HCP 820 Gas Unit I F HPD 820 1Place the DS 8007 ma...

Page 46: ...t NOTE Do not apply excessive force when sliding 3Slide the HCP 820 HPD 820 along the rail on the rear side of the main unit until it is firmly connected 4To remove the HCP 820 HPD 820 open the button cover located behind the handle on the DS 8007 and while sliding the button to the open side slide the HCP 820 HPD 820 upwards and remove it Then attach the maintenance cover which was removed at ste...

Page 47: ...ith screws 1Place the DS 8007 main unit upright on a table NOTE Secure sufficient workspace for installation 2Connect the HPD 810 HCP 810 HBX 800 to the DS 8007 1 Attach the AUX Unit Mounting Plate B to the maintenance cover on the rear side of the DS 8007 2 Attach the HPD 810 HCP 810 HBX 800 to the AUX Unit Mounting Plate B using the AUX Unit Mounting Plate A 3 Connect the AUX connection cable to...

Page 48: ...rear side of the main unit after releasing the lock lever 2Turn ON the standby switch on the main unit AC power will be supplied and the power supply LED on the front side of the main unit will light 1 Power Supply LED Green In normal operation Orange Standby Mode Light Off During battery operation The AC power cable is not connected 2 Battery Charging LED Green Charging is complete Orange Chargin...

Page 49: ...le is a connector which can be connected disconnected manually without using tools Installing the Lithium Ion Battery Pack BTO 008 WARNING When lifting this equipment hold it by the handle or the bottom part of the main unit When replacing the battery while monitoring make sure to connect the AC Unit to supply power by the power cable 1Place the DS 8007 main unit upright on a table or other stable...

Page 50: ...ck BTO 008 3Insert the battery to the main unit and close the battery cover If the battery does not fit properly make sure that the positive and negative ends are facing correctly 1 Battery 2 Battery Cover NOTE Make sure to close the battery cover until it is securely locked 1 2 ...

Page 51: ...ts Chapter 2 Network System Construction Wired Network System 2 1 DS LAN Connection 2 1 DS LAN Setup 2 2 Precautions about Printing Display 2 4 Wireless Network 2 6 Example of Wireless Network Construction 2 6 Channel ID and Telemetry Wave Setup 2 6 ...

Page 52: ...2 2 Chapter 2 Network System Construction Contents ...

Page 53: ...ore connecting the LAN cable Use a repeater HUB for DS LAN II network and a switching HUB for DS LAN III network On the DS 8007 system the Room ID Bed ID are saved on the AC Unit DSA 81 On the AC Unit DSA 81 the default setting of Bed ID is 000 If connected to a wired network with the bed ID unchanged monitoring on the central monitor will not be possible When connecting to a wired network make su...

Page 54: ...m Bed ID 1Press the Menu Initial Settings System keys The DS LAN setup screen will be displayed 2Set the DS LAN Select the DS LAN network type CAUTION When the DS LAN setup is changed make sure that the same setting is made on the central monitor If the setting is different proper communication cannot be performed The following central monitors can connect to DS LAN II network only When connecting...

Page 55: ...gain press the entering area for Room ID Press the Regist key The entered ID will be displayed on the upper left of the screen 4Set the DS LAN Pat ID Transmission Start Position On the DS 8007 System patient ID of up to 20 digits can be set but only 10 digits can be transmitted on a DS LAN II network This setup will set the starting digit from the 20 digits to be transmitted on the DS LAN II netwo...

Page 56: ...smitted on a wired network If the RR Alarm APNEA Source setting is other than CO2 Or if Auto selects a setting other than CO2 the CO2 waveform will not be transmitted on a wired network For the numeric data displayed as xxx maximum or minimum value of measurable range will be transmitted The numeric data displayed as will be treated as not measured data If the measurement unit of CO2 concentration...

Page 57: ...rated on the DS 8007 this alarm will not be generated on the central monitor When the DS 5800N NX NXMB is used as a central monitor recall graphic trend and tabular trend will not be displayed and Σ recording cannot be performed For the ST display overlap waveform will not be displayed on the DS 5800N NX NXMB until 15 minutes have passed since the reference waveform is set on this monitor The ST d...

Page 58: ...cility and the neighboring facility must make agreements on the setting of the telemetry channels to prevent telemetry interference Example of Wireless Network Construction CAUTION The setup of channel ID and group ID should be performed only by our service representative Users should not perform this procedure as malfunction may occur 1 Bedside Monitor DS 8007 System with HLX 801 2 Central Monito...

Page 59: ...ed OFF Telemetry transmission will not be performed In this case channel ID will not be displayed on the home display 3Set the channel ID and group ID 1 Press the key for Channel or Group ID and display the numeric keypad 2 Enter the 4 digit medical telemetry channel ID and the group ID in the range of 00 to 63 3 Press the Set key 4Press the Save key to save the channel ID and group ID The channel...

Page 60: ...mitted When transmitting the BP waveform pay attention to the displayed BP scale If the measurement unit of CO2 concentration is mmHg and 99 mmHg is selected for Upper Limit of CO2 mmHg Transmission under Initial Settings System DS LAN or Telemeter the CO2 value of 100 mmHg or above will be transmitted as 99 mmHg When using the Nellcor Unit the PR value of 251 bpm or above will be transmitted to t...

Page 61: ...ter 3 Using the External Media Contents Chapter 3 Using the External Media Inserting the USB Memory SD Card 3 1 Data Backup Copy Using the USB Memory SD Card 3 1 Formatting the Full Disclosure Waveform Card 3 4 ...

Page 62: ...3 2 Chapter 3 Using the External Media Contents ...

Page 63: ...ing the data to other monitors using the USB memory SD card CAUTION Make sure to use the specified SD card If unspecified SD card is inserted the full disclosure waveform data cannot be saved To backup copy the data use the media with capacity of 512 MB or more Message Operation This card is not for review data transfer Format the card If the full disclosure waveform card used on other DS 8007 is ...

Page 64: ...CAUTION During access to the USB memory SD card all keys will become inoperative until the process is complete The trend data and recall data during access to the SD card will not be saved on the SD card as updating of the data base is suspended during the access Make sure to power cycle the system after the setup data is read from the USB memory SD card By power cycling the system the read data w...

Page 65: ...tus Data that can be Backed Up Copied The setup data such as monitoring condition alarm setting and patient data such as graphic trend and tabular trend can be backed up copied Backup By selecting Write setup data and patient data will be both backed up Copy By selecting All Data only the setup data saved on the SD card or USB memory will be copied to the patient monitor NOTE Selecting All Data wi...

Page 66: ...e saving the full disclosure waveform to the card avoid removing inserting the card beyond necessity It will take about 3 minutes to format the full disclosure waveform card Do not format the card during monitoring as all operation will not be possible during the format process During the format process do not turn OFF the power or enter into standby condition or remove the card It may damage the ...

Page 67: ...t the card is inserted and that the card is unformatted or is for the full disclosure waveform data 2 Press the Format Hold 2 sec key for 2 seconds 3 Wait until the format completes The format process will take about 3 minutes During the process do not remove the SD card or turn OFF the power 4 When the format process is completed the SD Card Format window will close and storing of the full disclo...

Page 68: ...3 6 Chapter 3 Using the External Media Formatting the Full Disclosure Waveform Card ...

Page 69: ...A 2000 A 3000 Covidien 4 5 External Device Setup 4 5 Setup for the External Device Connection 4 6 External Device Setup 4 6 Alarm Output Setup 4 7 Analog Output Setup 4 7 Using the Magnetic Card Reader 4 9 Connecting the Magnetic Card Reader 4 9 Magnetic Card Reader Setup 4 9 PC Communication 4 13 Connection with the System 4 13 External Device Setup 4 13 Connection with the Laser Printer 4 14 Las...

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Page 71: ...nction occurs immediately check the ventilator this equipment cable and replace the cable if necessary The alarm generation on this system is not guaranteed if the alarm other than the following generates at the ventilator SV 300 Ventilator Connection Cable For Status II Connector Servo Ventilator 300 300A CJ 401RI 70SV3 x1 Servo Ventilator SERVO i SERVO s SERVO U SERVO n SERVO air CJ 402RI 70SVi ...

Page 72: ...2 dura O2 monitoring disabled alarm CO2 alarm disabled alarm Oximeter alarm disabled alarm Neo volume measurement inoperable alarm Minute volume alarm disabled alarm Minute volume alarm low off alarm Tidal volume alarm high off alarm Apnea alarm off alarm Nebulizer active alarm When the Evita 2 dura Evita 4 Evita XL is connected there is a communication delay of 3 seconds between the DS 8007 Syste...

Page 73: ...tor In Case of SV 300 SERVO i s 1Connect the SV 300 or SERVO i s to the Status II connector on the AC Unit DSA 81 1 SV 300 2 CJ 401RI 70SV3 3 SERVO i s 4 CJ 402RI 70SVi In Case of PB740 760 840 1Connect the PB740 760 840 to the Status II connector on the AC Unit DSA 81 1 CJ 403RI 70PB 2 PB740 760 3 PB840 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 ...

Page 74: ...r alarm it is necessary to perform setups for the connecting ventilator in advance 1Press the Menu Initial Settings External Device AC Unit keys The AC Unit setup menu will be displayed 2Select the port to connect the ventilator 3Press the Ventilator key 4Select from SV 300 SERVO i s SERVO U n air Velia Ultra Astral PB Evita NOTE If communication with ventilator is already established through the ...

Page 75: ...ION When connecting this equipment and the BIS monitor use only the specified connection cable Make sure that the BIS monitor is connected to the specified connector on this equipment When connecting the cable make sure that the power of this equipment and the BIS monitor is turned OFF 1Connect the serial connector or Status II connector on the AC Unit DSA 81 to the serial connector on the BIS mon...

Page 76: ...ecting port from the left side of the screen 2 Select the connecting equipment from the displayed selection By selecting a category Vent or Other from the upper area the corresponding selection for each category will be displayed at the lower area NOTE The same function cannot be set to multiple ports When Magnetic Card Reader is selected perform further settings on the Magnetic Card Reader setup ...

Page 77: ...ts of the alarm output The equipment status alarm will be output as level L To output the equipment status alarm select Level H M L On the DS 8007 system the status output settings are saved on the AC Unit DSA 81 Analog Output Setup On the DS 8007 system analog output of ECG waveform and BP waveform is possible For Analog Output 3 synchronized signal HR or RR can be also output The BP waveform for...

Page 78: ... synchronized signal will be output 3 Select the Pulse Width from 100 60 20 msec The synchronized signal will be output with the selected pulse width CAUTION When connecting the cable make sure that the power of this equipment and the connected device is turned OFF Perform the Analog Output setup before starting the monitoring Even when the RR APNEA Alarm Source is set to CO2 or RR_SpO2 the impeda...

Page 79: ...OM on the AC Unit DSA 81 Magnetic Card Reader Setup On the Magnetic Card Reader setup menu the initial settings for the magnetic card reader can be performed 1Press the Menu Setup Initial Settings External Device AC Unit keys The AC Unit setup menu will be displayed 2Select the serial connector COM which the magnetic card reader was connected 3Select Magnetic Card Reader in the Other category Sinc...

Page 80: ...e data read from the magnetic card is explained below If analyzing is not necessary proceed to step 7 To use the magnetic card reader make sure to connect the AC Unit DSA 81 to the DS 8007 REFERENCE On the Magnetic Card Reader setup menu starting and ending digit of each data such as ID DOB Year can be set From Starting digit number of the data to be read from the magnetic card To Ending digit num...

Page 81: ...y read The patient ID 0123456789 is displayed at 1st to 10th digit The patient name FUKUDA DENSHI is displayed at 30th to 49th digit Depending on the length of patient name up to 59th digit may be used should be also included in the digit range The date of birth 19800101 is displayed at 27th to 34th digit 1 which is displayed at the 68th digit can be estimated as the character string for male It w...

Page 82: ... 20 key for To REFERENCE If the data is not present on the magnetic card enter Not Used for both starting and ending digit 4 Repeat step 1 to 3 8Set the Auto Reference to Central Monitor when Reading Patient ID ON Patient information can be automatically acquired from the central monitor using the magnetic card This function is available only when the DS LAN III network is constructed OFF Patient ...

Page 83: ...ct the accessory cable to the serial connector COM on the AC Unit DSA 81 External Device Setup To transmit the data to PC External Device setup is required 1Press the Menu Setup Initial Settings External Device AC Unit keys The screen to set the connecting device type for each port will be displayed 2Select the serial connector COM which the PC was connected 3Press the Other key 4Press the PC Comm...

Page 84: ...ayed can be selected 4Press the Regist key then OK key It is necessary to press the OK key to validate the setting 5Perform test printing Verify that the printing is properly performed CAUTION If the output characters are garbled printer specification may be incorrectly set on the central monitor Refer to the operation manual of the printer and check the printer specification On the central monito...

Page 85: ...ement Related Setup 5 8 User Label Setup 5 8 Measurement Unit 5 9 Other Setup 5 9 User I F 5 11 Display Print Setup 5 11 Power ON Discharge 5 15 Shortcut Menu 5 17 Key Mask 5 18 Operation Related Setup 5 19 Quick Menu Setup 5 21 Setup for the External Device Connection 5 21 System Setup 5 21 User Mode Registration 5 22 About the User Mode 5 22 To Program the User Mode 5 23 ...

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Page 87: ... Discharge etc Shortcut Menu Key display settings for shortcut menu Key Mask Key mask settings for unnecessary keys Operation Settings for hiding the window or user key Quick Menu Key display settings for quick menu External Device Analog Output Settings for analog waveform output synchronized signal output Magnetic Card Reader Settings for magnetic card reader AC Unit Settings for external device...

Page 88: ... changed For details of the password refer to your nearest service representative Key Lock On the Key Lock menu setup items can be locked so that settings cannot be changed unless a password is entered The setup items are in tree structure If the upper level item is locked the lower level item will be also locked For the following tree structure if Level 3A 2 is locked only this item will be maske...

Page 89: ...trator Green User 4 The page will switch REFERENCE Maximum of 3 types of password can be set for the administrator which can individually lock the setting with each password Password Setup This section explains how to change the password and how to enter the administrator name CAUTION Do not forget the password The password should be strictly controlled NOTE The default passwords are set as follow...

Page 90: ... password cannot be duplicated 5 For confirmation enter the new password again REFERENCE There are 3 levels of password which are distinguished by the color of the icon The level is in the order of red yellow green and are distinguished by the entered password to display the administrator setup menu 5Set the administrator name Depending on the password the operation authorization will differ With ...

Page 91: ...y will be set Standard Tone The alarm tone complied to the IEC standard will be set 3Set the Basic Alarm Parameter 1 Select the item to perform the setting The selected key will be displayed in blue By pressing the selected key again the selection will be canceled 2 Press The Basic Alarm Parameter window will close 4Set the Asystole VF VT Alarm Always ON The alarms for asystole VF VT will be alway...

Page 92: ...Urgent Caution Status Test The test sound will be generated with the set volume 8Alarm Mute ON The alarm mute function will turn ON OFF The alarm mute function will turn OFF 9Alarm Mute Reminder A reminder message sound can be displayed generated after preprogrammed duration to remind the alarm mute condition Select from 15 min 30 min 60 min 120 min OFF A reminder message sound will not be display...

Page 93: ...icator function select OFF 2 Press the Indicator Test key to test the flash pattern 3 Select from All ON or All OFF All OFF Alarm indicator function will be turned OFF for all levels All ON Alarm indicator function will be turned ON for all levels 4 Set the Synchronize with HR RR Sync to HR The alarm indicator will flash in green synchronizing to HR Sync to RR The alarm indicator will flash in gre...

Page 94: ... BP user label 1 For BP select from US1 to US5 The BP User Label window will be displayed 2 Use the alphanumeric keys to enter the user label up to 3 characters The cursor position will be indicated by a red underline REFERENCE Press the display area for the user label to perform the setting CAUTION When the system is connected to DS LAN BP label of US3 to US5 TEMP label of US3 to US7 cannot be se...

Page 95: ... is necessary to perform the alarm setup for the new measurement unit Other Setup Set the other measurement related settings 1Press the Menu Setup Initial Settings Meas Other keys The Other menu will be displayed 2Set the NIBP Start 5min early If outputting the data to PC or other external device using the PC communication function of this system an error may be generated to the NIBP measurement t...

Page 96: ...e filter will be 0 5 Hz to 40 Hz which is the same with Fixed 5Set the Synchronized Mark Tone When Auto is selected for Synchronized Mark Tone the priority of the synchronizing parameter can be set ECG The synchronizing priority will be set in the order of ECG SpO2 BP The synchronized tone will set to ON SpO2 The synchronizing priority will be set in the order of SpO2 ECG BP The synchronized tone ...

Page 97: ...setup menu will be displayed 2The selected format will be applied to display and printing 3Select Normal or Small for BP Alarm Increment Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Normal Small 0 mmHg to 50 mmHg 2 mmHg increment 1 mmHg increment 55 mmHg to 300 mmHg 5 mmHg increment 0 kPa to 7 kPa 0 2 kPa increment 0 1 kPa increment 7 5 kPa to 40 0 kPa 0 5 kPa increment 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14...

Page 98: ...ea 10Set the brightness of the numeric data box ON The display brightness of measurement unit alarm limit etc displayed inside the numeric data box will be dimmed OFF The display brightness will not be dimmed 11Set whether or not to make the window translucent OFF The window will become translucent allowing to view the waveform displayed behind the window However the key display will not become tr...

Page 99: ...r the selected duration 18Select the screen to be displayed when a host monitor is connected via DSA 82 Monitoring Monitoring screen Home Display will be displayed Screen operation is not possible Timer Stopwatch Timer will be displayed Event Manager Event manager will be displayed Patient Name Patient name and ID will be displayed 19Set the event label shown on right On the displayed window enter...

Page 100: ...hen the monitoring is suspended to allow monitor suspend label setup OFF Monitor suspend label function will be ineffective 3Set the Monitor Suspend Timer ON will turn ON the monitor suspend timer function and timer will start when monitoring is suspended Operation Manual Suspend Monitoring P5 9 By setting Monitor Suspend Label and Monitor Suspend Timer to ON an alarm sound can be generated after ...

Page 101: ...ot be displayed and monitoring will be immediately started ON The discharge confirmation window will be displayed at power ON if the power has been turned OFF for 30 seconds or more 3Set the monitoring condition after the patient has been discharged Admit Monitoring will continue even after the discharge operation has been performed Monitor Suspend Monitoring will be suspended after the discharge ...

Page 102: ... as follows Selection other than Backup Item Setup Power ON Discharge Monitor Mode Current Mode Monitor Mode 1 to 6 The setting will be initialized to the selected mode Display Configuration Display Mode 1 to 6 The setting will be initialized to the selected mode Patient Classification Adult Child Neonate The setting will be initialized to the selected patient classification Pacemaker Not Used Not...

Page 103: ...ll be maintained Alarm Settings Alarm settings of the monitor mode selected for Link with Patient Class Adult Backup Patient Classification Patient classification will be set to Adult Alarm Settings Current alarm settings will be maintained Initialize Patient Classification Patient classification will be set to Adult Alarm Settings Alarm settings of the monitor mode selected for Link with Patient ...

Page 104: ... key operation will be disabled on this system but it will not affect the key operation from the central monitor The setting can be changed from the central monitor even when the corresponding key is masked on this system The setup items are in tree structure If a upper level key is masked the lower level key will be also masked For the following tree structure if Level 3A 2 is masked only this it...

Page 105: ...tting Even if the key mask setting is performed for the Initial Setting the Key Mask key cannot be masked 4To cancel the key mask press for the item to display Operation Related Setup The initial settings for the operation can be performed 1Press the Menu Setup Initial Settings User I F Operation keys The Operation setup menu will be displayed 2Auto Hide Window The window can be automatically clos...

Page 106: ... down right to left on the home display can be set 1 Press the key to perform the setup 2 Select the function menu from the Selection list REFERENCE The swipe operation from left to right on the home display will display the menu The swipe operation from down to up on the home display will display the user keys if hidden The displayed function can be hidden by the swipe operation The operation pro...

Page 107: ...of external device connection refer to the corresponding pages on Chapter 4 Connection to the External Devices System Setup On the System setup menu system related setup can be performed REFERENCE For the setup procedures of DS LAN telemeter refer to the corresponding chapters in this manual Network System Construction P2 1 1Press the Menu Setup Initial Settings System Other keys The System setup ...

Page 108: ...he mode can be registered in rough classification such as patient s age monitoring purpose ICU or surgery to speed up the patient admittance process The settings can be changed for each patient if necessary Items that can be registered for the Monitor Mode The following items can be registered for the monitor mode Mode Name Patient Classification Alarm Manual Printing Auto Printing Tone Volume Nig...

Page 109: ...ze The settings for the selected key will be initialized NOTE When a user mode is registered changed or initialized the monitoring mode will change to the selected user mode The setting made for Alarm System under Menu Setup Initial Settings Alarm will be applied 3To change the user mode name press the Change Mode Name key and then select the key for the corresponding user mode 4The item to set th...

Page 110: ...ey is pressed on the monitor mode setup window the link setting for that monitor mode will be canceled When patient classification is changed by pressing the Set All Modes key link settings for all monitor modes will be canceled When Initialize All Modes key is pressed link settings for all monitor modes will be canceled and Link with Patient Class will be set to OFF 2 ON OFF of Link with Patient ...

Page 111: ...t Value Contents Chapter 6 Setup Item Default Value Setup Item 6 1 Initial Settings 6 1 External Connection Pin Assignments 6 13 Serial Connector Output Signal 6 13 Status I O Signal Status II Connector 6 13 Analog Output Signal 6 14 ...

Page 112: ...6 2 Chapter 6 Setup Item Default Value Contents ...

Page 113: ...tus Alarm Urgent 0 Status Alarm Caution 0 Status Alarm Status 0 Other Bed Alarm 0 Alarm Mute ON OFF OFF Yes Alarm Mute Reminder OFF 15 min 30 min 60 min 120 min 15 min Yes HR PR Lower Limit during Alarm Auto Setting OFF 30 bpm 40 bpm OFF Yes Alarm Auto Enable Disable Disable Yes Alarm Threshold Limit Parameter HR Ext Tachy Ext Brady SpO2 Ext SpO2 PR SpO2 PR SpO2 2 PR_IBP NIBP S BP1 S RR APNEA EtCO...

Page 114: ... H Yes Ext Brady S H H Yes Slow VT H M H Yes Tachy S H H Yes Brady S H H Yes Run H M M Yes Pause H M M Yes Triplet H M L L Yes Couplet H M L L Yes R on T H M L L Yes Multiform H M L L Yes Vent Rhythm H M L L Yes Bigeminy H M L L Yes Trigeminy H M L L Yes Frequent H M L L Yes SVT H M L L Yes Irregular RR H M L L Yes Prolonged RR H M L L Yes S Frequent H M L L Yes S Couplet H M L L Yes VPC L L Yes S...

Page 115: ...ave Calc Wave Yes Arrhythmia Analysis Filter Disp Waveform Fixed Disp Waveform Yes Synchronized Mark Tone Priority ECG SpO2 ECG Yes HR PR Source Priority ECG SpO2 BP ECG BP SpO2 SpO2 ECG BP SpO2 BP ECG BP ECG SpO2 BP SpO2 ECG ECG SpO2 BP Yes BP User Label Label 1 3 alphanumeric characters US1 Yes Label 2 US2 Label 3 US3 Label 4 US4 Label 5 US5 TEMP User Label Label 1 3 alphanumeric characters US1 ...

Page 116: ... Filter Type Frequency Yes Waveform Size Display Numeric Bar Bar 10 mm Numeric Yes Battery Operation Normal Low Power Normal Yes Time to Dim the Display at Power Saving Mode 0 sec 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec 30 sec 60 sec 0 sec Yes Menu Display for Host Monitor Connection Monitoring Timer Event Manager Patient Name Monitoring Yes Event Manager Setup Event 1 8 alphanumeric characters Event 1 Yes Event 2 Ev...

Page 117: ...t Window ON OFF Hemodynamics Change Palette Lung Function Graphic Trend Full Disc Wave 12 Lead Analysis ECG Waveform Tabular Trend Tone Volume NIBP List NIBP Auto Mode Recall Alarm Setup List Alarm Setup Basic Other Bed Print LBP Cancel OCRG Manual Printing Display Config Time Date MPDR Stopwatch Adult Mode Child Mode Neonate Mode Default_Adult Default_Child Default_Neonate Display None Yes Event ...

Page 118: ...Yes CO2 Scale Backup Initialize Backup Yes EtCO2 Peak Duration Backup 10 sec Backup Yes At Discharge Backup Initialize Monitor Mode Backup Current Mode Adult Child Neonate Initial_Adult Initial_Child Initial_Neonate Backup Yes Display Configuration Backup Display1 Display 2 Display 3 Display 4 Display 5 Display 6 Backup Yes Patient Classification Backup Adult Child Neonate Backup Yes Pacemaker Bac...

Page 119: ...rtcut 5 OFF Yes Key Mask Item Description Default Backup Key Mask Admit Discharge Items ON OFF All ON Yes Alarm ON OFF All ON Yes Parameter ON OFF All ON Yes Function ON OFF All ON Yes Setup ON OFF All ON Yes Operation Touch Panel etc Item Description Default Backup Window Auto Hide Window OFF 5 10 20 30 60 sec OFF Yes Auto Hide User Key OFF 5 10 20 30 60 sec OFF Yes Swipe Setup Up Down Admit Disc...

Page 120: ...Menu 5 Gray Yes Analog Output Item Description Default Backup Analog Synchronized Signal Output ON OFF ON Yes Analog Output 1 Selected ECG Lead Displayed ECG Lead Multiparameter Connector 1 1 Multiparameter Connector 1 2 Multiparameter Connector 2 1 Multiparameter Connector 2 2 Displayed ECG Lead Yes Analog Output 2 Multiparameter Connector 1 1 Yes Analog Output 3 Selected ECG Lead Displayed ECG L...

Page 121: ...el H M Level H M L OFF Yes Status II Positive Logic Negative Logic Pulse Negative Logic Yes Item Description Default Backup DS LAN DS LAN Setup DS LANII 10Mbps DA LANIII 100Mbps DA LANIII 100Mbps Yes Room ID 3 alphanumeric characters BED Yes Bed ID 3 numerics 000 Yes DS LAN Pat ID Transmission Start Position 1st to 20th character 1st character Yes Synchronize Hemodynamic Data with the Central Moni...

Page 122: ...settings will be applied to all modes Item Description Default Backup Monitor Mode Mode Name 8 characters Adult Mode Yes Child Mode Neonate Mode Initial_Adult Initial_Child Initial_Neonate Patient Classification Manual Printing Settings Auto Printing Settings Tone Volume Settings Night Mode Settings Alarm Settings Settings for Each Parameter Settings for Review Data GraphicTrend Tabular Trend Reca...

Page 123: ... RR_IMP Waveform ECG1 SpO2 RESP User Key Alarm Silence Display Alarm Basic NIBP Auto Mode Monitor Suspend Full Disc Wave Short Trend OFF 15 min Detail Setup Numeric Data Alarm Limit Display Graph At Alarm Occurrence Reversed Detail Setup Waveform Same as Display Mode 1 Display Mode 3 Item Default Backup Label Display 3 Yes Layout Enlarged Numeric Numeric Data HR SpO2 NIBP RR_IMP Waveform ECG1 SpO2...

Page 124: ...dard 2 Columns Numeric Data HR SpO2 NIBP RR_IMP CO2 RR_CO2 Waveform ECG1 SpO2 RESP CO2 User Key Alarm Silence Display Alarm Basic NIBP Auto Mode Monitor Suspend Full Disc Wave Short Trend OFF 15 min Detail Setup Numeric Data Alarm Limit Display Graph At Alarm Occurrence Reversed Detail Setup Waveform Same as Display Mode 1 Display Mode 6 Item Default Backup Label Display 6 Yes Layout Enlarged CO2 ...

Page 125: ... NC Not connected 3 TxD Serial Transmission Data Output RS232C 4 GND_ISO Isolation Ground 5 RxD Serial Reception Data Input RS232C 6 5V 5V Power Supply Output 5V Power Supply 150mA 7 NC Not connected 8 NC Not connected No Signal Name Remarks Signal Level 1 ALARM_OUT1 Alarm Output1 Logic TTL 2 ALARM_OUT2 Alarm Output2 Isolation Photo MOS Relay Contact 3 TxD Serial Transmission Data Output RS232C 4 ...

Page 126: ...tput Signal No Signal Name Remarks Signal Level 1 QRS AOUT3 QRS Synchronized Signal Analog Output 3 Waveform Synchronized Signal High Level 4 3 V to 5 0 V Low Level 0 3 V and below 2 GND_AOUT Alarm Output Ground Isolation 3 AOUT2 Analog Output 2 Waveform 4 AOUT1 Analog Output 1 Waveform ...

Page 127: ...7 1 Chapter 7 Replacement Parts Contents Chapter 7 Replacement Parts Periodic Replacement 7 1 To Check the Periodic Replacement Period 7 1 Disposing the Equipment 7 2 ...

Page 128: ...7 2 Chapter 7 Replacement Parts Contents ...

Page 129: ...In such case contact your nearest service representative To Check the Periodic Replacement Period The usage hours for the part which requires periodic replacement can be displayed It can be used as an indication of replacement period for each part CAUTION When replacing the parts contact your nearest service representative 1Press the Menu Detail Setup Maintenance Usage Time keys The Usage Time win...

Page 130: ...follow the regulations of local authority or each institution Do not dispose of as ordinary waste When disposing of the battery separate it from other wastes and contact your nearest service representative If there is risk of infection dispose of as infectious waste according to the regulations of local authority or each institution ...

Page 131: ...Using the Equipment 8 1 Display 8 1 Storing the Equipment and Recording Paper 8 1 Equipment 8 1 Recording Paper 8 2 Cleaning the Equipment and Sensors 8 2 Touch Panel 8 2 Housing 8 3 NIBP Cuff and Air Hose 8 3 BP Transducer 8 4 SpO2 Sensor 8 4 Temperature Probe 8 4 Cardiac Output Relay Cable 8 5 Airway Adapter for Capnostat 5 8 5 BISx 8 5 ...

Page 132: ...8 2 Chapter 8 Cleaning Disinfecting Storing Contents ...

Page 133: ...nerable do not scratch or rub it with a hard item If the display panel cracks or the internal part of the equipment gets exposed due to any accident do not touch the display panel or the exposed part It may cause electric shock or injury to the operator Contact your nearest service representative Storing the Equipment and Recording Paper This section explains how to store the equipment and recordi...

Page 134: ...007 System incorporates a touch panel finger prints and other stains are likely to appear on the touch panel Follow the procedure below to clean the touch panel while monitoring For disinfecting procedure refer to the next section Housing CAUTION Never use strong acidic cleaning solution To clean the touch panel use an optional cleaning cloth eyeglass cleaning cloth soft cotton cloth or non woven ...

Page 135: ... resin case Do not polish the equipment with abrasive chemical cleaner alkaline or acidic detergent Otherwise the surface resin or paint coating may be damaged resulting in discoloration scratches and other problems For the precautions for storing and handling the chemicals refer to the instruction manual for the respective chemical NIBP Cuff and Air Hose To clean the cloth bag of the cuff remove ...

Page 136: ...by irradiation steam or ethylene oxide The Masimo disposable sensor can be reused on the same patient if the light emitting and receiving part is clean and if it is still adhesive to the skin For most of the sensors the adhesiveness will return by cleaning the sensor with alcohol and completely drying it before applying it to the patient For details of the cleaning procedure refer to the instructi...

Page 137: ...due is left Check if the adapter is not damaged by the operation or cleaning sterilization CAUTION Do not sterilize the airway adapter using autoclave methods Do not reuse re sterilize disposable airway adapter BISx Clean any spillage of blood or solutions on BISx as soon as possible Use lint free absorbent towels for spill cleanups Dampen the towel with detergent and lukewarm water to aid in clea...

Page 138: ...8 6 Chapter 8 Cleaning Disinfecting Storing Cleaning the Equipment and Sensors ...

Page 139: ...k Daily and Periodic Check 9 1 Maintenance Check 9 1 Daily Check Items and Procedures 9 2 Periodic Check Items and Procedures 9 4 Handling and Storage of Lithium Ion Battery Pack BTO 008 9 8 CO2 Calibration HCP 810 HCP 820 9 9 Program Version 9 10 Software Install 9 10 ...

Page 140: ...9 2 Chapter 9 Maintenance Check Contents ...

Page 141: ...ng from lack of maintenance Contact your nearest service representative for information on basic performance For additional information required by the service and technical engineers to service the equipment refer to your nearest service representative CAUTION Do not open the housing Do not allow alcohol or other liquids to enter the equipment Daily Inspection Perform the daily check using the Da...

Page 142: ... area must be level and free from vibration and shock 04 Installation Check whether the equipment is installed in a place susceptible to adverse environment The temperature and humidity of the installation area must be as specified The equipment should not be subjected to splashing water or chemicals No Check Items Check Procedure Criteria 3 Operation 01 Function Turn ON the power and check that t...

Page 143: ...ED on the front side of the adapter should light 09 SD Card for Full Disclosure Waveform Optional Visually check the full disclosure waveform display Connect the ECG cable ECG waveforms should be displayed with the full disclosure waveform function No Check Items Check Procedure Criteria 4 Other Items 01 Periodic Replacement Parts Check the number of measurements of the NIBP unit It should not exc...

Page 144: ...y If backup is not possible write down the setting information etc before the check procedure and restore the settings to original state after the check procedure The data should be properly backed up Or the setting information etc should be written down 02 Cleanness If contamination is found perform proper disinfection before the daily check No contamination should be found 03 Cleaning Visually c...

Page 145: ...rned ON 04 Alarm Sound Operating Sound On the Tone Volume menu check the alarm sound Alarm sound should generate with proper volume There should be no beat noise 05 Date Time Check the year month day and time on the display The year month day and time should be correctly displayed 06 Printing Status When HR 800 is used Perform test printing on the maintenance menu Visually check the printing condi...

Page 146: ...k the displayed HR value on the monitor The displayed heart rate should be within 60 bpm 3 bpm No Check Items Check Procedure Criteria 9 NIBP 01 NIBP Test Connect the 500 ml tank and perform the NIBP test under the test menu All the test results should be OK 02 BP Measurement Error Set the simulator to 120 mmHg for SYS 80 mmHg for DIA 90 mmHg for MAP and perform the NIBP measurement The displayed ...

Page 147: ... 02 Lithium Ion Battery Pack BTO 008 Check the number of charging discharging times or the first usage date The number of charging discharging times should not exceed 300 times or usage duration should not exceed one year 03 CO2 Unit When HCP 810 HCP 820 is used Check the usage hours It should not exceed 30 000 hours 04 Restore Backup Data After the check procedure restore the setup data from the ...

Page 148: ... or excessive high humidity This may result in leakage caused by expansion contraction inside the battery or rusting of the metal part Long Term Storage If the battery is left installed in the monitor without use for a long period of time the capacity recovery after storage may be degraded When storing the monitor for a long period remove the battery from the monitor 05 Patient Leakage Current SFC...

Page 149: ...ror CAL GAS error Auto Zero fail No stable gas flow CAL failure 6Press the Cal Complete key to end the calibration CAUTION Perform the calibration 5 minutes after turning ON the power on the HCP 810 HCP 820 Do not disconnect the sampling tube during calibration If the sampling tube is disconnected calibration will cease Conduct CO2 calibration for the following case When the accumulated measuremen...

Page 150: ...rsion date comment required for the DS 8007 System will be displayed Main Unit Software Recorder Unit Software Serial The information of the equipment connected to the serial connector of the main unit will be displayed Software Install The software can be updated on the install screen 1Press the Menu Setup Maintenance Install keys The software install screen will be displayed NOTE Users cannot pe...

Page 151: ...nel ID Group ID 2 7 Check Discharge at Power ON 5 15 CJ 401RI 70SV3 4 3 CJ 402RI 70SVi 4 3 Cleaning the Housing 8 3 Cleaning the NIBP Cuff Air Hose 8 3 Cleaning the Touch Panel 8 2 CO2 mmHg Upper Limit of Transmission 2 4 2 8 COM Connector Output Signal 6 13 6 14 Connection Procedure 1 2 D Data that can be Backed Up Copied 3 3 Date Format 5 11 Dim All Data Other Than Numeric 5 12 Discharge Mode 5 ...

Page 152: ...1 Room ID Bed ID 2 3 RR Alarm Increment 5 12 S SD card 3 1 SD Card for Full Disclosure Waveform Format 3 4 SD Card Message 3 1 Search Patient ID 2 4 5 21 Selected ECG Lead 4 7 SERVO i s 4 3 SERVO U n air 4 4 Set All Modes 5 23 Shift Time 5 13 SQI Value 4 5 ST Display Lead Setup 5 12 Standard Tone 5 5 Status Output Setup 4 7 Storage Recording Paper 8 2 Storage Duration of Full Disclosure Waveform D...

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