Operating manual
EN
Mobil-O-Graph
®
PWA
NG
Page 1: ...Operating manual EN Mobil O Graph PWA Mobil O Graph NG...
Page 2: ...dustrielle Entwicklung Medizintechnik und Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH I E M GmbH Cockerillstr 69 52222 Stolberg Deutschland Telephone 49 2402 9500 0 Fax 49 2402 9500 11 Email info iem de Internet www ie...
Page 3: ...erface 83 3 4 Preparation for measurement 83 Switching on 84 Clearing the memory 85 Setting the time date 85 Transferring patient data ID 85 Specifying the desired measurement log 86 Putting on the bl...
Page 4: ...everyday practice The Hypertension Management Software Client Server HMS CS helps you to manage your blood pressure data and allows you to analyse and evaluate the blood pressure measurements 1 2 Abo...
Page 5: ...cklung Medizintechnik und Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH I E M GmbH hereby declares that the Mobil O Graph corresponds to the 2014 53 EU Directive The complete text of the EU declaration of conformity is a...
Page 6: ...oring during operations or in intensive care units The Mobil O Graph must not be used on aeroplanes Note The Mobil O Graph has not been tested for use on pregnant women or those suffering from preecla...
Page 7: ...suffer from nephrological dysfunction require antihypertensive therapy 2 5 Side effects of long term blood pressure measurement Long term blood pressure measurement is a commonly practised and valued...
Page 8: ...the danger This warning symbol in connection with the signal word WARNING indicates a possible or immediately threatening danger Non adherence may lead to mild moderate to severe injuries or to death...
Page 9: ...ited cognitive abilities the device may only be used under supervision Ensure the shoulder strap and cuff tube are in the correct position and take care that the cuff tube is not knotted squashed or s...
Page 10: ...ther the shoulder strap nor the pressure tube could ever wrap around the neck For this purpose the air tube is always laid under the outer clothing even at night Be sure to tell patients about the cor...
Page 11: ...lt of putting on and pumping up a cuff on limbs with an intravascular drip or intravascular treatment or with an arteriovenous AV shunt Do not put the Mobil O Graph on anyone who has an intravascular...
Page 12: ...ience any pain WARNING Risk of petechiae haemorrhages or subcutaneous haematoma Make sure that the use of the device does not result in impaired blood circulation in the arm due to the patient s state...
Page 13: ...sary to use the device in the manner described above this device and the other devices should be monitored to ensure that they are functioning correctly The use of components other than those supplied...
Page 14: ...Mobil O Graph otherwise any warranty will no longer be valid Do not attempt to recharge the batteries Do not attempt to open or short circuit the batteries power packs There is a risk of explosion Not...
Page 15: ...haviour occurs when the internal memory batteries are empty and the external batteries are replaced Here the device starts in the last used operating state The appendix contains important information...
Page 16: ...pared for the next patient immediately afterwards This procedure can be completed in just a few minutes with little practice This allows the doctor to use the device every working day around the clock...
Page 17: ...Blood pressure monitor view from above 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Cuff tube Cuff connection START button DAY NIGHT button EVENT button ON OFF button LCD Display Infrared interface Battery compartm...
Page 18: ...e ON OFF button being pressed DAY NIGHT The awake and sleep phases can be separated during recording with the DAY NIGHT button which is important for statistics and graphic representations The detaile...
Page 19: ...ctor for plausibility so that subsequent correct automatic measurements can be carried out and correct cuff positioning is ensured In the event of an error measurement please follow the instructions i...
Page 20: ...during the night time interval Removing the interface cable ending IR communications establishing and ending Bluetooth communications Measurement errors 3 tone bursts System error e g measurement ter...
Page 21: ...frared interface The infrared interface provides an equivalent wireless alternative to the data socket To use this interface you need the PC infrared interface IR Med The infrared interface can be obt...
Page 22: ...after switching it on The following should be displayed in this sequence Test Display Comment Battery status volts 2 85 at least 2 6 V for NiMH power packs at least 3 10 V for alkaline batteries Disp...
Page 23: ...deleted Setting the time date The Mobil O Graph has an internal backup battery which allows the time to continue even after removing the power pack or batteries from the battery compartment Neverthel...
Page 24: ...on as you have conducted a measurement the log can only be changed once you have completely deleted all data You can set the log manually by pressing and holding the day night button while simultaneou...
Page 25: ...3 Day Night 07 00 21 59 22 00 06 59 4 2 YES NO NO NO 4 Day Night 08 00 23 59 00 00 07 59 4 2 YES NO NO NO 5 Day Night 18 00 09 59 10 00 17 59 4 2 YES NO YES NO 6 Day Night 07 00 23 59 00 00 06 59 4 2...
Page 26: ...o 9 are pre set and cannot be modified Log 5 is suitable for activities during the night night shift Log 9 is the Schellong test Here the blood pressure is measured every 2 minutes during the first 30...
Page 27: ...not be connected to other external devices 2 The cuff must be positioned so that the pressure tube cannot be kinked at any point Here the course of the pressure tube should ensure free movement of th...
Page 28: ...ressure monitor is now properly set up and ready for measurement Instructions for preparing the blood pressure monitor using the HMS CS can be found in the HMS CS operating manual After all the previo...
Page 29: ...the patient how to put on the cuff so that it is at the level of the right atrium during the measurement Inform the patient that they should adopt one of the positions shown in Table 1 at the start o...
Page 30: ...ment and must not speak unless this is to express discomfort There must be 5 minutes rest before the first reading is recorded During a 24 hour measurement the patient should adopt one of the three po...
Page 31: ...vals 0 1 2 4 5 6 12 or 30 measurements per hour Measurement logs 4 changeable interval groups Memory capacity 300 measurements with PWA 260 measurements Battery capacity 300 measurements Operating tem...
Page 32: ...ct description 94 Interfaces IR MED serial or USB I E M specific PC combination cable USB or serial Bluetooth Expected operational life of the device 5 years Expected operational life of the cuff 6 mo...
Page 33: ...marking for communication devices Manufacturer Defibrillation proof type BF applied part The product is not to be treated as normal domestic waste but should be taken to a recycling point for electri...
Page 34: ...Product description 96 Symbol Explanation The product has a Bluetooth interface Date of manufacture YYYY MM DD MR unsafe The product poses hazards in MRT environments Serial number Protection class...
Page 35: ...manufacturer s instructions on the disinfection and cleaning of these products WARNING When putting the device on there must no longer be any disinfectant on the blood pressure cuff There are patients...
Page 36: ...ssure sleeve is worn Cleaning ATTENTION To clean use lukewarm water up to 30 C max to which you can add a mild detergent if necessary Do not use fabric softeners or other additives e g hygiene rinses...
Page 37: ...gical checks and the full service This service comprises Metrological checks Software updates if available Functional check Electronics pump and pneumatic circuit Apart from the metrological check no...
Page 38: ...ring measurement may result in so called motion artefacts or incorrect measurements 5 2 Transmission error To avoid an error during data transmission the blood pressure monitor includes a check of the...
Page 39: ...r description Error message Possible cause Measures Err 1 1 The patient has severe arrhythmia 1 Blood pressure monitor not applicable 2 Arm moved during measurement 2 Keep the arm still during measure...
Page 40: ...send the device to your specialist supplier or directly to I E M GmbH for checking Err 4 1 Data transmission cable not correctly inserted into the blood pressure monitor 1 Insert the cable correctly i...
Page 41: ...contacts are corroded 3 Clean the battery contacts with a cotton cloth and a little alcohol Err 6 possible continuous alarm until a button is pressed 1 Build up of air 1 Check the cuff for a build up...
Page 42: ...ossible continuous alarm until a button is pressed 1 Residual pressure inside the cuff 1 Wait for the cuff to deflate completely 2 Zero point comparison could not be performed successfully 2 Send the...
Page 43: ...chapter 3 4 5 Specifying the desired measurement log The desired log cannot be set with the button combination There are still readings from the last patient in the memory Delete the data in the blood...
Page 44: ...rectly to I E M GmbH for checking Code 2 The Bluetooth interface of the Mobil O Graph could not be configured correctly Communication problem between the Mobil O Graph and Bluetooth module Try it agai...
Page 45: ...E M GmbH for checking Code 6 The measurement value memory of the Mobil O Graph does not contain any blood pressure values that have not yet been sent After taking further measurements these are sent C...
Page 46: ...that have been stored above 45 C or below 0 C Avoid total discharge in order to protect your power packs If the operating time of the power packs drops significantly replace all power packs at the sa...
Page 47: ...tery indicator in the recorder will therefore also display a higher voltage Insert these batteries into the battery compartment in the same way as the power packs pay attention to polarity After the 2...
Page 48: ...d over to the customer and possibly only showed up later Furthermore the warranty does not apply if the defect is due to violation of the operating instructions improper handling moisture humidity or...
Page 49: ...ations Liability clause In all cases where I E M is obliged to pay damages or reimburse expenses on the basis of contractual or statutory claims I E M is liable only to the extent that its executives...
Page 50: ...es to both models Read the information sheet about the long term blood pressure measuring device carefully before use It is important that you understand the information If you have any questions plea...
Page 51: ...rement log so that the doctor carrying out the evaluation can include this in the assessment Switch off the device immediately and remove the cuff and the device if you experience an allergic reaction...
Page 52: ...ng electromagnetic fields as this may cause malfunction outside the limits You should therefore ensure that the Mobil O Graph is at least 30 cm 12 inches from any portable RF communication devices Tak...
Page 53: ...es on the outside of the upper arm on the elbow side Here the fabric strap must cover the skin underneath the metal strap We recommend placing the cuff on the bare upper arm However the cuff can also...
Page 54: ...ium When a blood pressure measurement starts adopt one of the following positions if possible 1st Position 2nd Position 3rd Position Sitting standing lying comfortably Not crossing your legs Keeping q...
Page 55: ...d back on again The button can also trigger an additional single measurement however this should only be done after consultation with the doctor Special events are recorded using the EVENT button see...
Page 56: ...burst sequences The following tone burst sequences are emitted Tone burst Heard when 1 tone burst Switching on and off Starting and ending measurement except during the night time interval Removing th...
Page 57: ...peatedly check the positioning of the arm cuff and check that the cuff tube is firmly connected to the Mobil O Graph ERR 3 Keep your arm still during measurement If this error persists please contact...
Page 58: ...he blood pressure measuring device Mobil O Graph only uses RF power for its internal functioning Its RF emission is therefore very low and it is unlikely that any neighbouring electronic device will e...
Page 59: ...omagnetic environment guidelines Electrostatic discharge ESD according to IEC 61000 4 2 8 kV contact discharge 15 kV air discharge 8 kV contact discharge 15 kV air discharge Floors should consist of w...
Page 60: ...frequency 50 60 Hz according to IEC 61000 4 8 30 A m 30 A m Magnetic fields at mains frequency should match the typical values found in business or hospital environments Voltage dips short interruptio...
Page 61: ...sorption and reflection of buildings objects and people a The field intensity of stationary transmitters such as for example base stations of mobile telephones and land mobile services amateur radio s...
Page 62: ...Radiated RF disturbance according to IEC 61000 4 3 380 390 MHz 27 V m PM 50 18 Hz 430 470 MHz 28 V m FM 5 kHz 1 kHz sine PM 18 Hz 704 787 MHz 9 V m PM 50 217 Hz 800 960 MHz 28 V m PM 50 18 Hz 1700 19...
