Heyer iTernIS ADV, Operator'S Manual

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Basic operations | iTernIS ADV
6. 3
The
iTernIS ADV
user interface combines a 12” touch screen and a series of fixed
keys on the front panel of the ventilator. This same front panel has a rotary knob
that completes the list of control commands.
The user interface has been designed to avoid accidental changes in the ventila-
tion parameters. The touch screen does not allow modifications unless a minimum
sequence of actions is performed, or unless it is used in conjunction with the rotary
knob.
The screen menu can be navigated by either pressing the buttons on the touch
screen or using the knob. The operating instructions in this manual are for using
the touch screen, but the user may use the knob to move through the menus and
accept the options displayed.
For ease of use, the touch areas of the screen have been designed to be shown as
buttons or easily identifiable areas. The touch screen can be used to perform:
• Initial calibration.
• Modification of ventilation parameters (the selection of each parameter can only
be done using the touch screen. The modification is done with the knob).
• Menu navigation. Menus can be scanned with a single touch on the option desi -
red. A function cannot be enabled or disabled using the one-touch mode.
• Activation of additional functions. The screen has a series of buttons that function
as direct access to different ventilation functions.
• Graphics scaling. The scale of the graphics can be changed by pressing one of
the axes of the graphics shown on the screen. See the
Graphics Management
chapter.
WARNING
• Do not use sharp objects like pens or scis -
sors on the touch screen or the fixed keys.
Only fingertips should be used to press on
the screen. Do not use fingernails, since the
keys and the screen may become dama -
ged.
• Do not clean the screen with abrasive chemi -
cal solutions or acid or alkaline substances.
Use a soft cloth moistened with a neutral
cleaning solution and water. An 80% isopro -
pyl alcohol solution may also be used.
Once the initial calibration of the equipment has been carried out, the iTernIS ADV
screen will display the OPERATIVE MODES menu, as seen in the left image in Fig.
6-1. The OTHER OPERATIVE MODES window is accessed from the line labeled
as such on the previous menu.
Once the operative mode has been selected, this menu changes to a window
showing the name of the operative mode selected and waits for acceptance to ini-
tiate ventilation (Fig. 6-2). The ventilation parameter values can be changed before
starting ventilation (see 6.3 Configuring the Operative Mode), or ventilation may be
initiated with the preset values by pushing the knob when the window in Fig. 6-2
appears.
6.1 | Overall User Interface
Management
6.2 | Selecting the
Operative Mode