P/N: 7000717 Rev A, CO-148, Released Date: 2021-01-28;
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O
PERATION
M
ODES
Item
Specification
Standby Mode
Initializes System
Zero Wait Mode
Entered by connecting Monitor Cable to patient monitor;
prompts user to zero patient monitor
Prime Wait
System is ready to be primed
Priming Mode
System is being automatically primed
Run Mode
Allows measurement of ICP to display on patient monitor
Fault Mode
Provided to display and process faults that may occur while
the Hummingbird ICP Control Module is in use
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LASSIFICATION AND
S
TANDARDS
The IRRAS USA, Inc. Hummingbird ICP Control Module has been designed for
continuous operation. The IRRAS USA, Inc. Hummingbird ICP Control Module meets
the electrical safety requirements of:
1.
IEC 60601-1, EN 60601-1, AAMI-ANSI ES 60601-1
2.
IEC/EN 60601-1-2
M
ANUFACTURER
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D
ECLARATION
T
ABLE
The information contained in this section (such as separation distances) is in general
specifically written with regards to the IRRAS USA, Inc. Hummingbird ICP Control
Module.
General Notes
In the event this device interferes with other devices or that other devices interfere with
operation of this device, take the following steps:
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Move the devices farther away from each other.
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Move the cords from the devices as far apart as possible.
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If the cords from the devices must cross each other, try to have them cross at
right angles (+). Running parallel (||) may increase interference.
▪
Plug the devices into different outlets. If possible, plug them into outlets on
different circuits.
Medical equipment needs special precautions regarding EMC and must be installed and
put into service according to the information provided in this IFU. Portable and mobile
RF communications equipment (cell phones, wireless networks, etc.) can affect medical
equipment. The following tables will help the user understand the EMC environment
including how far away wireless devices should be kept to best ensure correct operation
of the Hummingbird ICP Control Module.
