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The Vest® Airway Clearance System, Model 105

Instructions for Use

(145330 REV 18)

Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS

Environmental Conditions for Transport and Storage

Environmental Conditions for Use

Feature

Dimension

Air Pulse Generator weight

17 lb (8 kg)

Air Pulse Generator height

9.5" (24.1 cm)

Air Pulse Generator width

13" (33 cm)

Air Pulse Generator depth

9.5" (24.1 cm)

Inflatable garment
material—Chest

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)-coated
polyester with polyurethane-coated
nylon

Inflatable garment
material—Full

Polyurethane-coated nylon

Inflatable garment
material—Wrap

Polyester with PVC, polyurethane, or
PVC/polyurethane blend coating

Inflatable garment
material—C3®
Garments

Outer piece—Polyester
Bladder—Urethane and urethane
coated nylon twill

Electrical
requirements

100 V AC to 230 V AC, 50 Hz to 60 Hz
3.4 A @ 100 VAC
2.0 A @ 230 VAC

Fuse requirement

4 A, 5 x 20 mm (fast blow, high
breaking fuse)

Condition

Range

Temperature

-13°F to 158°F (-25°C to 70°C)

Relative humidity

93% non-condensing

Condition

Range

Temperature

41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C)
ambient temperature

Relative humidity range

15% to 93% non-condensing

Atmospheric pressure

700 hPa to 1060 hPa

Summary of Contents for Vest 105

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Page 3: ...on in this manual is confidential and may not be disclosed to third parties without the prior written consent of Hill Rom The information in this manual is subject to change without notice Hill Rom makes no commitment to update or keep current the information contained in this manual Units with a 61 XXXXX serial number are manufactured by HILL ROM INC 4349 CORPORATE ROAD CHARLESTON SC 29405 Units ...

Page 4: ...ition 2020 04 First Printing 2007 3M is a trademark of 3M Company C3 and The Vest are registered trademarks of Hill Rom Services PTE Ltd Hill Rom is a registered trademark of Hill Rom Services Inc Hillrom is a trademark of Hill Rom Services Inc Underwriters Laboratories Inc is a registered trademark of Underwriters Laboratories Inc The UL logo is a registered trademark of Underwriters Laboratories...

Page 5: ...rol Panel 15 Main Menu 15 Air Hose Connector Ports 16 Air Hoses 16 Remote Control 16 Inflatable Garment 17 Power Cord 17 Contour Foam Optional 17 Instructions for Use 18 Setting Up the Unit 19 Fitting the Classic Chest Vest 22 Assemble the C3 Washable Garment 23 Fitting the C3 Washable Garment and the Classic Full Vest 24 Fitting the Classic Wrap Vest 26 Software Version 27 Use The Vest Airway Cle...

Page 6: ...sable the Program Modes Program and Ramp modes 62 Set Custom Default Settings 63 Cleaning 67 General Cleaning Air Pulse Generator and Classic Garment Line 68 Steam Cleaning Air Pulse Generator and Classic Garments 68 Cleaning Hard to Clean Spots Air Pulse Generator and Classic Garments 68 C3 Garment Line Cleaning 69 Maintenance 70 Disposal Instructions 70 Expected Life 71 Service Calls 71 Troubles...

Page 7: ... Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 v Instructions for Use 145330 REV 18 Table of Contents Shipping the Unit 74 Specifications 75 Electromagnetic Compatibility Guidance 77 Frequently Asked Questions 83 ...

Page 8: ...vi The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 Instructions for Use 145330 REV 18 Table of Contents NOTES ...

Page 9: ...ncy Chest Wall Oscillation HFCWO INTENDED PATIENT POPULATION The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 can be used for the pediatric to geriatric population The system accommodates use across the targeted population by providing a selection of garment sizes which is used along with the air pulse generator INTENDED USERS The users of the system can either be designated caregivers or patients in bo...

Page 10: ...orax include evidence or a suggestion of retained secretions evidence that the patient is having difficulty with the secretion clearance or presence of atelectasis caused by mucus plugging In addition The Vest Airway Clearance System is also indicated for external manipulation of the thorax to promote airway clearance or improve bronchial drainage for the purposes of collecting mucus for diagnosti...

Page 11: ...fies special procedures or precautions that persons must obey to help prevent equipment damage PRODUCT SYMBOLS These symbols may or may not be used on your model of The Vest Airway Clearance System Symbol Definition Type B equipment with an F type applied part according to EN 60601 1 The Vest garment is the applied part and the maximum temperature on it will not exceed 107 1 F 41 7 C under operati...

Page 12: ...or Time setting Down arrow button decreases the Frequency Pressure or Time setting Remote Control port Attention Consult accompanying documents Applicable to UL60601 1 compliant units Class II equipment double insulated according to EN60601 1 Protected against ingress of an object of diameter 12 0 mm and vertically falling water drops Read the operating instructions Symbol Definition ...

Page 13: ... Airway Clearance System Model 105 conforms to the European Medical Device Directive 93 42 EEC Units made before May 3 2008 The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 conforms to the European Medical Device Directive 93 42 EEC Units made on and after May 3 2008 and before September 14 2018 The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 conforms to the European Medical Device Directive 93 42 EEC Units ...

Page 14: ...s for Use 145330 REV 18 Symbols Cool iron only Do not machine wash Machine wash in cold water only No chlorine bleach Tumble dry Bladder removal procedure child small through adult sizes Bladder installation procedure child extra small size Symbol Definition ...

Page 15: ...er Batch number Serial number Medical Device Authorized Representative in the European Community Unique Device Identification Temperature for transport and storage Relative humidity for transport and storage Atmospheric pressure for transport and storage Fragile This way up Keep Dry Symbol Definition ...

Page 16: ...rile For multiple use on a single patient Physician prescription required for US only Only for products to the Federative Republic of Brazil InMetro Net Connection Corporation NCC logo Tear open here Only for products to the People s Republic of China China RoHS2 Standard No SJ T 11364 2014 This product does not contain any hazardous substances exceeding concentration limits and is a green environ...

Page 17: ...r Postural Drainage Therapy the decision to use the unit for Airway Clearance Therapy requires careful consideration and assessment of the individual patient s case if the following conditions exist Intracranial pressure ICP greater than 20 mm Hg Recent spinal surgery or acute spinal injury Bronchopleural fistula Pulmonary edema associated with congestive heart failure Large pleural effusions or e...

Page 18: ...s product immediately after using Warning Patients that may have difficulty clearing secretions from the upper airway such as those with DMD or other advanced neuromuscular or neurological disorders may require specialized therapy regiments involving manually or mechanically assisted coughing or other techniques in conjunction with The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 therapy Please consult ...

Page 19: ...plug is not working properly or has been dropped or damaged do not operate it For examination and repair contact Hill Rom Warning Keep the unit and its Power Cord away from heated surfaces Warning Do not use the device near to any heat source such as a fireplace or radiant heater Warning Do not use the device in a dusty environment Warning Do not use the device in a heavy moisture environment Warn...

Page 20: ...sary to disconnect isolate the device from the main power supply disconnect the power cord plug from the power inlet socket on the back of the air pulse generator or disconnect the plug from the power outlet in the wall Warning Make sure the position of the air pulse generator is such that you can quickly without obstruction disconnect the power cord from the main power supply if necessary Warning...

Page 21: ...ulations Warning To protect the patient and caregiver from the total acoustical energy from the use of this device make sure of these The device is not used by a patient and or a caregiver more than a total of 12 hours each day When the device is in use keep a distance of at least 1 64 0 5 m between the device and the patient and caregiver Warning This product contains chemicals known to the State...

Page 22: ...ommended that patients refrain from doing any therapy for a period of time after eating If patients experience these symptoms it is recommended that they take breaks during therapy Warning Patients that have external ports or equipment for example catheters feeding tubes tracheostomy tubes should take care to cushion the site and or support the equipment before initiating therapy Warning For patie...

Page 23: ... supplies pulsations to the chest wall CONTROL PANEL Pressing the ON or OFF controls or the 6 Up and Down arrow buttons activates or deactivates features functions on the Air Pulse Generator MAIN MENU The Main Menu is shown when the Air Pulse Generator is powered on and ready for therapy or options selection A Air Pulse Generator D Remote Control B Air Hose Connection Ports E Control Panel C Air H...

Page 24: ...to the Air Pulse Generator at the two Air Hose Connector Ports on the face of the Air Pulse Generator AIR HOSES The Air Hoses connect the inflatable garment to the Air Pulse Generator REMOTE CONTROL The Remote Control is optional and can be used instead of the ON OFF control to pause or resume the Air Pulse Generator NON LOCKING LOCKING ...

Page 25: ... garment will be provided to you with the Air Pulse Generator and other accessories NOTE The non washable garments are referred to as the Classic Line and the washable garments are referred to as the C3 Garment Line POWER CORD The Power Cord plugs into the Air Pulse Generator and a power outlet NOTE The Power Cord required for your country may be different than shown CONTOUR FOAM OPTIONAL The cont...

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Page 27: ...ld cause injury NOTE If your physician has prescribed aerosol therapy to be used during the treatment set up the appropriate equipment WARNING Warning If the Air Pulse Generator is wet or damp do not plug it into a power source or use it Patient injury personal injury or equipment damage could occur 1 Make sure the Air Pulse Generator is not wet or damp 2 Put the Air Pulse Generator in a location ...

Page 28: ... garment and Air Hoses attached Equipment damage could occur 5 Connect each Air Hose as follows Non Locking Hose a Connect the Air Hose to the Air Hose Connector Port on the front of the Air Pulse Generator b Slightly twist the Air Hose into the Air Hose Connector Port to help secure the Air Hose in position Locking Hose a Align the mark on the Air Hose with the corresponding mark on the Air Hose ...

Page 29: ...the open hole of the donut directly over the port site 7 Fit the inflatable garment NOTE The Vest Airway Clearance System can be used with the patient in a sitting lying down or standing position Chest Vest refer to Fitting the Classic Chest Vest on page 22 Full Vest refer to Fitting the C3 Washable Garment and the Classic Full Vest on page 24 Wrap Vest refer to Fitting the Classic Wrap Vest on pa...

Page 30: ...te Control into the port on the front of the Air Pulse Generator Fitting the Classic Chest Vest NOTE It is recommended that a single layer of cotton clothing be worn beneath the inflatable garment to prevent static charge build up 1 Unfasten the back panel tabs from the main hook and loop fastener and separate the front and back panels of the Chest Vest 2 Turn the Chest Vest so the Air Hose Connec...

Page 31: ...he back panel tabs upward To loosen the fit at the bottom edge angle the back panel tabs downward 8 Adjust the shoulder straps so that the bottom of each arm opening of the inflatable garment is comfortably close to the underarm Assemble the C3 Washable Garment The C3 Washable Garment will arrive to you in two pieces and will need to be assembled as follows The Classic Full Vest does not need to b...

Page 32: ...ing the C3 Washable Garment and the Classic Full Vest Fitting the Child Small through Adult Sizes NOTE It is recommended that a single layer of cotton clothing be worn beneath the inflatable garment 1 Put the garment on so the closures are in front NOTE The garment can also be worn with the Air Hose Connector Ports in the back 2 Connect the closures so the garment fits loosely over the chest NOTE ...

Page 33: ...e front closures fold it under itself to make sure the garment fits correctly a Loosen the front closures b Fold the top flap under itself c Tighten the front closures Fitting the Child Extra Small Size It is recommended that a single layer of cotton clothing be worn beneath the inflatable garment 1 Put the garment on so the air hose connector ports are in the front 2 Connect the closures so the g...

Page 34: ...lated put the garment so it is perpendicular with the patient s torso 2 Put the garment in position just beneath the patient s underarms and centered around the nipple line and continue to pull the garment around the patient s torso 3 Pull both ends of the garment around the patient s chest and use the hook and loop fasteners to temporarily attach both ends to each other NOTE The garment can be wo...

Page 35: ...it is connected to AC power Software Version Instructions 1 20 X XX is the software version XX is the software revision Go to Use The Vest Airway Clearance System Software Version 1 20 on page 28 1 22 or 2 00 and higher VER X XX XX is the software version REV XX is the software revision Go to Use The Vest Airway Clearance System Software Version 1 22 or 2 00 and higher on page 46 ...

Page 36: ... OFF button when the Main menu is shown NORMAL MODE Normal Mode is using one Frequency Pressure and Time settings for the entire therapy session 1 Press the Up arrow button above NORMAL for the standard operation mode The screen will show the previously programmed Frequency Pressure and treatment Time settings either factory settings or settings programmed by your clinical trainer based on your do...

Page 37: ...een The treatment Time may be set between 1 and 60 minutes NOTE It is not necessary to stop the treatment to adjust the settings 3 Press the ON button The inflatable garment will inflate NOTE If the unit is left in this mode for 10 minutes it will turn off 4 Press the ON button again to begin the treatment The set treatment Time shows as it counts down to zero 5 If it is necessary to pause the tre...

Page 38: ...button to continue to the main screen 8 When the treatment session is complete a The Session Complete message shows b The pulsations stop c The inflatable garment deflates 9 Unplug the system from its power source 10 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 11 Remove the inflatable garment SET AND USE THE NEW PROGRAM MODE New Program Mode allows the programming of up ...

Page 39: ...with Frequency Pressure and treatment Time 5 Once you have set Programming Point 1 proceed to Programming Point 2 by pressing the ON button to move to a previous Programming Point press the OFF button Adjust the settings to match the prescription and repeat for all 8 Programming Points NOTE If the prescription does not call for all 8 Programming Points after programming the last prescribed program...

Page 40: ...he pulsations but the settings will continue to show on the screen NOTE When the unit is paused the inflatable garment will deflate b To resume treatment press the ON button or the Remote Control again 10 If it is necessary to end the treatment session before it is complete press the OFF button twice NOTE Pressing the OFF button does not turn off the screen 11 When the OFF button is pressed twice ...

Page 41: ...from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 15 Remove the inflatable garment USE THE PROGRAM MODE Runs a previously created New Program Mode See Set and Use the New Program Mode on page 30 WARNING Warning Consult your physician prior to changing prescribed settings Failure to do so can result in personal injury 1 Press the ON button 2 Press the UP arrow button above OPTIONS 3 Press the Up ar...

Page 42: ...o pause the treatment during a session do as follows a Press the OFF button or the Remote Control once The unit will stop the pulsations but the settings will continue to show on the screen NOTE When the unit is paused the inflatable garment will deflate b To resume treatment press the ON button or the Remote Control again 8 If it is necessary to end the treatment session before it is complete pre...

Page 43: ...ug the system from its power source 12 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 13 Remove the inflatable garment SET AND USE THE NEW RAMP MODE Creates a new Ramp Program to ease the patient from a lower setting to a higher setting during a limited period of the therapy session WARNING Warning Consult your physician if not using the prescription as provided Failure to ...

Page 44: ...ed treatment shows on the screen The Frequency or Hertz Hz may be set between 5 and 20 cycles per second b To adjust the Pressure setting press the middle Up or Down arrow buttons until the prescribed treatment Pressure shows on the screen Pressure may be set between 1 and 10 7 Press the ON button to advance to the next screen 8 Review the settings on the screen Frequency and Pressure for the fina...

Page 45: ...nflate 11 Press the ON button again to begin the therapy The screen will show the word Ramping during the ramp portion of the program The total treatment Time shows as it counts down to zero NOTE Therapy settings can not be changed during Ramping stage 12 If it is necessary to pause the treatment during a session do as follows a Press the OFF button or the Remote Control once The unit will stop th...

Page 46: ...ue to the main screen 15 When the treatment session is complete a The Session Complete message shows b The pulsations stop c The inflatable garment deflates 16 Unplug the system from its power source 17 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 18 Remove the inflatable garment USE THE RAMP MODE Runs a previously created Ramp Program See Set and Use the New Ramp Mode on...

Page 47: ... button The inflatable garment will inflate 6 Press the ON button again to begin the program The screen will show the word Ramping during the ramp portion of the program The total treatment Time shows as it counts down to zero NOTE Therapy settings can not be changed during Ramping stage 7 If it is necessary to pause the treatment during a session do as follows a Press the OFF button or the Remote...

Page 48: ...main message shows on the screen You must press the ON button to continue to the main screen 10 When the treatment session is complete a The Session Complete message shows b The pulsations stop c The inflatable garment deflates 11 Unplug the system from its power source 12 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 13 Remove the inflatable garment CHECK THE HOUR METER R...

Page 49: ...e Normal mode screen shows 3 Press the two outside Down arrow buttons at the same time for a minimum of 3 seconds or until the screen changes 4 Press the middle Down arrow button until the desired language shows in all capital letters 5 To accept the change press the far right Down arrow button 6 Once you have accepted the change the system will automatically re boot and go back to the main screen...

Page 50: ... user 1 Press the ON button 2 Press the left Up arrow button above NORMAL The Normal mode screen shows 3 Press the two outside Down arrow buttons at the same time for a minimum of 3 seconds or until the screen changes 4 Press the right Up arrow button above Programs 5 Press the right Up arrow button above pgm disable it will turn to PGM DISABLE 6 To accept the change press the right Down arrow bel...

Page 51: ...NOTE Press the Up arrow button above pgm enable at step 4 to enable the Program Mode it will change pgm enable to PGM ENABLE SET CUSTOM DEFAULT SETTINGS Allows the user to set the default settings for the modes of operation These settings will be the initial settings for all users 1 Press the ON button 2 Press the Up arrow button above NORMAL The Normal mode screen shows 3 Press the two outside Do...

Page 52: ... default Frequency Pressure and Time settings for Normal Mode adjust each by using the respective Up and Down arrow buttons and press the ON button 9 To adjust the default settings for Program Mode set each Program Point sequentially Press the ON button to advance to the next Programming Point 10 Adjust Frequency Pressure and Time for each Program Point 1 through 8 or change the time to zero after...

Page 53: ...lt Ramp Mode by using the left and middle Up and Down arrow buttons and press the ON button 14 Adjust the Ramp End settings for default Ramp Mode Frequency Pressure and Time settings using the Up and Down arrow buttons and press the ON button 15 To accept all of the changes press the right Down arrow below ACCEPT 16 Once you have accepted the change it will automatically re boot the system and go ...

Page 54: ...apy hours press the OFF button when the Main menu is shown NORMAL MODE Normal Mode is using one Frequency Pressure and Time settings for the entire therapy session 1 Press the Up arrow button above NORMAL for the standard operation mode The screen will show the previously programmed Frequency Pressure and treatment Time settings either factory settings or settings programmed by your clinical train...

Page 55: ...he prescribed treatment Time shows on the screen The treatment Time may be set between 1 and 60 minutes NOTE It is not necessary to stop the treatment to adjust the settings 3 Press the ON button The inflatable garment will inflate NOTE If the unit is left in this mode for 10 minutes it will turn off 4 Press the ON button again to begin the treatment The set treatment Time shows as it counts down ...

Page 56: ...on to continue to the main screen 8 When the treatment session is complete a The Session Complete message shows b The pulsations stop c The inflatable garment deflates 9 Unplug the system from its power source 10 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 11 Remove the inflatable garment SET AND USE THE NEW PROGRAM MODE New Program Mode allows the programming of Program...

Page 57: ...1 Press the ON button 2 Press the UP arrow button above CUSTOM 3 Do one of these a To program the Ramp mode press the Down arrow under RAMP NEW and go to Set and Use the New Ramp Mode on page 55 b To program Program A or Program B press the Down arrow button below PGM A NEW or PGM B NEW and go to step 4 4 Press the Up or Down arrow for Cough Pause Reminder duration time between cough pauses A zero...

Page 58: ...ng the ON button to move to a previous Programming Point press the OFF button Adjust the settings to match the prescription and repeat for all 8 Programming Points NOTE If the prescription does not call for all 8 Programming Points after programming the last prescribed programming point set the Time to 0 MIN for the following segment Once you change the Programming Point Time to 0 MIN and press th...

Page 59: ... pause b Thedisplay will change to show the pause duration timer c The garment will deflate 15 While the pause happens the patient should cough as prescribed 16 When the timer reaches zero the garment will inflate and therapy will resume NOTE If additional time is needed press the OFF control to pause the unit To resume therapy before the cough pause timer expires you can press ON or squeeze the R...

Page 60: ...20 Unplug the system from its power source 21 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 22 Remove the inflatable garment USE THE PROGRAM MODE Runs a previously created New Program Mode See Set and Use the New Program Mode on page 48 WARNING Warning Consult your physician prior to changing prescribed settings Failure to do so can result in personal injury 1 Press the ON...

Page 61: ...ment will deflate 7 While the pause happens the patient should cough as prescribed 8 When the timer reaches zero the garment will inflate and therapy will resume NOTE If additional time is needed press the OFF control to pause the unit 9 To resume therapy before the cough pause timer expires you can press ON or squeeze the Remote Control 10 The therapy will automatically end after it has gone thro...

Page 62: ...rment deflates and the Incomplete X Min Remain message shows on the screen You must press the ON button to continue to the Program and Ramp main screen 14 When the time for a cough pause is reached these will happen a The unit will pause b The display will change to show the pause duration timer c The garment will deflate 15 While the pause happens the patient should cough as prescribed 16 When th...

Page 63: ... Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment f Remove the inflatable garment SET AND USE THE NEW RAMP MODE Creates a new Ramp Program to ease the patient from a lower setting to a higher setting during a limited period of the therapy session WARNING Warning Consult your physician if not using the prescription as provided Failure to do so can result in personal injury 1 P...

Page 64: ... prescribed treatment shows on the screen The Frequency or Hertz Hz may be set between 5 and 20 cycles per second b To adjust the Pressure setting press the middle Up or Down arrow buttons until the prescribed treatment Pressure shows on the screen Pressure may be set between 1 and 10 7 Press the ON button to advance to the next screen 8 Review the settings on the screen Frequency and Pressure for...

Page 65: ...ent will inflate 11 Press the ON button again to begin the therapy The screen will show the word Ramping during the ramp portion of the program The total treatmentTime shows as it counts down to zero NOTE Therapy settings can not be changed during Ramping stage 12 If it is necessary to pause the treatment during a session do as follows a Press the OFF button or the Remote Control once The unit wil...

Page 66: ... to continue to the main screen 15 When the treatment session is complete a The Session Complete message shows b The pulsations stop c The inflatable garment deflates 16 Unplug the system from its power source 17 Remove the Air Hoses from the Air Hose Ports on the inflatable garment 18 Remove the inflatable garment USE THE RAMP MODE Runs a previously created Ramp Program See Set and Use the New Ra...

Page 67: ...ss the ON button The inflatable garment will inflate 6 Press the ON button again to begin the program The screen will show the word Ramping during the ramp portion of the program The total treatment Time shows as it counts down to zero NOTE Therapy settings cannot be changed during Ramping stage 7 If it is necessary to pause the treatment during a session do as follows a Press the OFF button or th...

Page 68: ...TE Pressing the OFF button does not turn off the screen 9 When the OFF button is pressed twice the inflatable garment deflates and the Incomplete X Min Remain message shows on the screen You must press the ON button to continue to the main screen 10 When the treatment session is complete a The Session Complete message shows b The pulsations stop c The inflatable garment deflates 11 Unplug the syst...

Page 69: ...access the Hour Meter Reading as follows With the device plugged in press the ON button and then press the OFF button The Hour Meter Reading will show on the screen CHANGE THE LANGUAGE 1 Press the ON button 2 Press the Up arrow button above NORMAL The Normal mode screen shows 3 Press the two outside Down arrow buttons at the same time for a minimum of 3 seconds or until the screen changes 4 Press ...

Page 70: ...oot and go back to the main screen in the applicable language DISABLE THE PROGRAM MODES PROGRAM AND RAMP MODES Disable the Program Modes allows the unit to operate in Normal mode only and removes access to custom modes by the user 1 Press the ON button 2 Press the left Up arrow button above NORMAL The Normal mode screen shows 3 Press the two outside Down arrow buttons at the same time for a minimu...

Page 71: ...ve accepted the change the system will automatically re boot and go to the main screen of NORMAL Mode You will no longer be able to see the Program or Ramp mode programs 9 To switch back to Program Mode repeat the steps starting at step 3 NOTE Press the Up arrow button above pgm enable at step 4 to enable the Program Mode it will change pgm enable to PGM ENABLE SET CUSTOM DEFAULT SETTINGS Allows t...

Page 72: ...accept the change press the right Down arrow button below ACCEPT 7 To adjust the Maximum RunTime use the Up and Down arrow buttons above and below MIN and then press the ON button 8 Do one of these a To change the default Normal settings press the Up arrow above NORMAL and go to step 9 b To change the default settings of Program A press the Up arrow above PGM A or press the Down arrow below PGM B ...

Page 73: ...ween cough pauses A zero 0 time will turn off the Cough Pause feature 11 Press On to go to the next screen 12 Press the Up or Down arrow to select the pause duration This will set the duration the unit pauses for coughs 13 Press On to go to the next screen 14 Press the Down arrow under Yes or No for the Auto Start feature NOTE Auto Start resumes therapy after cough pause duration expires 15 Press ...

Page 74: ...quency and Pressure settings for default Ramp Mode by using the left and middle Up and Down arrow buttons and press the ON button 20 Adjust the Ramp End settings for default Ramp Mode Frequency Pressure and Time settings using the Up and Down arrow buttons and press the ON button and return to step 8 21 To accept all of the changes press the right Down arrow below ACCEPT 22 Once you have accepted ...

Page 75: ...mponent do not use it and replace that component before the next therapy session Warning Do not use harsh cleansers solvents or detergents Warning Use cleaning and disinfectant products in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions We recommend that you clean the unit with detergent and warm water Do not use excessive liquid or harsh cleansers CAUTION Caution Do not use harsh cleansers solven...

Page 76: ...nection Ports on the reusable garment Air Hose Connector Port outlets on the Air Pulse Generator When there is visible soilage we recommend that you use a standard household mild anti bacterial soap or solution to clean the unit Dilute the cleaning agent as specified on the manufacturer s label STEAM CLEANING Air Pulse Generator and Classic Garments Do not use any steam cleaning device on the unit...

Page 77: ...ent c If there are snaps that secure the bladder to the outer garment unfasten the snaps d Remove the two hose connections from the outer garment e Remove the bladder from the outer garment Machine wash the outer piece only as follows a Fasten all buckles zippers and hook and loop connections NOTE The 16 garment has hook and loop connections only b Machine wash or hand wash in cold cycle only 86 F...

Page 78: ...ains to the safe disposal of medical devices and accessories If in doubt the user of the device shall first contact Hill Rom Technical Support for guidance on safe disposal protocols To ensure safe handling and disposal of this product follow all relevant warnings cleaning and disinfection instructions in this manual Always ensure that the product is unplugged or powered off before disposal Always...

Page 79: ...the time of purchase of the device which may extend beyond the expected service life specified above based on servicing and warranty costs SERVICE CALLS If service is necessary on The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 use this contact information In the USA call Hill Rom at 800 426 4224 Outside of the USA contact your distributor or local Hill Rom representative or go to respiratorycare hill ...

Page 80: ...electrical safety tests in accordance with facility protocols Clean the unit see Cleaning on page 67 Connect the Air Pulse Generator to an inflatable garment and to an appropriate power source Make sure the unit is operational and that all the functions operate correctly AIR PULSE GENERATOR DOES NOT POWER ON 1 Make sure the Power Cord is securely plugged into the electrical inlet on the rear panel...

Page 81: ...n Ports on the inflatable garment Air Hose Connector Ports outlets on the Air Pulse Generator 3 Connect the Air Hoses to the Air Pulse Generator and the inflatable garment see Setting Up the Unit on page 19 4 If the problem is not corrected contact Hill Rom SCREEN SHOWS RESTARTING 1 The system has experienced an unexpected event and is restarting 2 If the problem is not corrected contact Hill Rom ...

Page 82: ...end compartments 3 Put the inflatable garment in the other end compartment along with the Remote Control and Power Cord 4 Close the roller bag to secure the unit inside SHIPPING THE UNIT CAUTION Caution If shipping is required the original packing material provides the best protection for The Vest Airway Clearance System Retain the original packaging material Failure to do so could cause equipment...

Page 83: ...Inflatable garment material Full Polyurethane coated nylon Inflatable garment material Wrap Polyester with PVC polyurethane or PVC polyurethane blend coating Inflatable garment material C3 Garments Outer piece Polyester Bladder Urethane and urethane coated nylon twill Electrical requirements 100 V AC to 230 V AC 50 Hz to 60 Hz 3 4 A 100 VAC 2 0 A 230 VAC Fuse requirement 4 A 5 x 20 mm fast blow hi...

Page 84: ... XXXXX and 65 XXXXX ANSI AAMI ES60601 1 ANSI AAMI HA60601 1 11 CAN CSA C22 2 No 60601 1 CAN CSA C22 2 No 60601 1 11 IEC EN 60601 1 IEC EN 60601 1 6 IEC EN 60601 1 11 IEC EN 62366 1 EN ISO 13485 Technical and Quality Assurance Devices with serial numbers 61 XXXXX and 62 XXXXX UL EN IEC 60601 1 CAN CSA C22 2 No 601 1 ISO 13485 Equipment Classification Percussor powered electric Class II Degree of Pr...

Page 85: ...12 inches to any part of The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 including cables specified by the manufacturer Otherwise degradation of the performance of this equipment could result Warning The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other equipment If adjacent or stacked use is necessary The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 should be observ...

Page 86: ...uidance RF emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 uses RF energy only for its internal func tion Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions CISPR 11 Class B The Vest Airway Clearance System Model 105 is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic establishments and tho...

Page 87: ...IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV line s to line s 2 kV line s to earth 1 kV line s to line s Not applicable Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 0 UT for 0 5 cycle at 0 45 90 135 180 225 270 and 315 0 UT for 1 cycle 70 UT for 25 30 cycles single phase at 0 0 UT for 250...

Page 88: ...ss than the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with this symbol a Field strengths from fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio cellular cordless telephones and land mobile radios amateur radio AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast can not be predicted theoretically with accuracy To assess the electromagnetic environ...

Page 89: ...ations equipment Rated Maximum Output Power of the Transmitter Watts W Separation Distance According to the Frequency of the Transmitter Meters m 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2 7 GHz 0 01 W 0 12 m 0 04 m 0 07 m 0 1 W 0 37 m 0 11 m 0 22 m 1 W 1 17 m 0 35 m 0 70 m 10 W 3 69 m 1 11 m 2 21 m 100 W 11 67 m 3 50 m 7 00 m For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above...

Page 90: ...27V m 50 PM 18Hz 0 3 Front back left right 450 28V m FM 5kHz 1kHz 0 3 Front back left right 710 9V m 50 PM 217Hz 0 3 Front back left right 745 9V m 50 PM 217Hz 0 3 Front back left right 780 9V m 50 PM 217Hz 0 3 Front back left right 810 28V m 50 PM 18Hz 0 3 Front back left right 870 28V m 50 PM 18Hz 0 3 Front back left right 930 28V m 50 PM 18Hz 0 3 Front back left right 1720 28V m 50 PM 217Hz 0 3...

Page 91: ... state of health Your physician will prescribe a schedule for your individual needs Is chest physiotherapy still necessary Refer to the physician s order Is postural drainage still necessary Refer to the physician s order What will happen if I miss a treatment session One missed treatment session of the system may or may not affect your health However the key to help maintain your health is consis...

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