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Table of Contents

Chapter I Overview ...................................................... 9

1.1 Introduction ................................................ 9

Chapter II Main Parts & Accessories ....................... 12

2.1 Button and Indicator Light ........................ 12

2.2. Power Socket .......................................... 14

2.3. Reset Micro USB..................................... 15

2.4. Ports ....................................................... 16

2.5. Mounting Hole ......................................... 17

Summary of Contents for Vet Vital Signs

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Page 3: ...Before operating please read this manual carefully Please keep this manual safe for future reference Product Name InSight Vet Vital Signs Monitor ...

Page 4: ...ble of Contents Chapter I Overview 9 1 1 Introduction 9 Chapter II Main Parts Accessories 12 2 1 Button and Indicator Light 12 2 2 Power Socket 14 2 3 Reset Micro USB 15 2 4 Ports 16 2 5 Mounting Hole 17 ...

Page 5: ...e 19 3 1 Main Interface 19 3 2 NIBP Measurement Interface 20 3 3 NIBP Measurement Result Interface 20 3 4 Sp02 Measurement Interface 21 3 5 Temperature Measurement Interface 22 3 6 System Menu 22 3 6 1 Work Mode Setup 24 3 6 2 NIBP Setup 24 ...

Page 6: ... 4 Alarm Setup Set the Alarm Limit of Each Parameter 25 3 6 5 System Set up System Parameters Setup 26 3 6 6 Review Measurement Results Review 28 3 6 6 1 Table 30 3 6 6 2 Trend Chart 30 Chapter IV NIBP Measurement 35 4 1 General 35 ...

Page 7: ...0 4 4 NIBP Errors Possible Causes of Error 43 4 5 Maintain and Clean 45 Chapter V Sp02 Measurement 49 5 1 Measurement Parameters 49 5 2 Measurement Instruction 49 5 3 Cautions 50 5 4 Sp02 Possible Causes of Error 51 Chapter VI Temperature Measurement 53 ...

Page 8: ...sible Causes of Error 54 Chapter VII Specifications 55 7 1 Equipment Classification IEC 60601 1 55 7 2 Accuracy Range 59 7 3 Measurement Accuracy 59 Chapter VIII Instruction of USBData Upload 64 8 1 Instruction of USB Data Upload 64 ...

Page 9: ...re Sp02 temperature pulse rate and C02 This monitor is suitable for Dogs Cats Horses Cattle Sheep and Pigs and could be applied in the operational bed and cage with the optional configuration wall mount clip WARNING This equipment must be operated by a professional veterinarian or trained veterinary professionals ...

Page 10: ...e BF Applied The monitor is suitable for suitable for Dogs Cats Horses Cattle Sheep and Pigs Vital Signs Monitoring Under the spot measurement mode it stores up to 100 patients data 200 data sets per patient Under the monitoring mode it stores 48 hours of measurement data with a user friendly easy to use interface with 3 5 colour TFT screen and data review functions ...

Page 11: ... red light flashes when power is low When measuring data beyond the alarm limit the font of the result data becomes red with audio alarm The user can turn alarms on or off as required Note The device will shut off automatically under spot measurement mode within 3 minutes of inactivity ...

Page 12: ...12 Chapter II Main Parts Accessories 2 1 Button and Indicator Light Fig 2 1 1 Button and Indicator Light ...

Page 13: ...the lower left corner of screen Function 2 Carry out functions as indicated by text showing on the lower right corner of screen Select Choose different options on setting menu Alarm Light Red light flashes when alarm sounds Power Light Red light flashes when charging or in low power Green light flashes when fully charged No flashing under normal conditions ...

Page 14: ...14 2 2 Power Socket Fig 2 2 1 Power Socket Note Please only use the power adapter supplied Do not use device while charging ...

Page 15: ...15 2 3 Reset Micro USB Fig 2 3 1 Reset Micro USB Open the protecting shell and plug a needle into the reset hole Press hard the device will be reset ...

Page 16: ...16 2 4 Ports Fig 2 4 1 Ports ...

Page 17: ...17 2 5 Mounting Hole Fig 2 5 1 Mounting Hole ...

Page 18: ...ith accessories from other manufacturers such as accessories on stand of infusion pump 2 6 Accessories A Veterinary Cuff 5pcs B NIBP Extension Hose 1pc C Sp02 sensor 1 pc D Temperature Probe 1 pc E Power Adapter 1pc F User Manual 1pc ...

Page 19: ...19 Chapter III Interface 3 1 Main Interface Note ...

Page 20: ...ten 3 2 NIBP Measurement Interface When measuring NIBP the MAP bar displays real time blood pressure data and current measurement information 3 3 NIBP Measurement Result Interface If there is a blood pressure measurement error the device will show an error code on the screen ...

Page 21: ...21 Note When Sp02 sensor is plugged in the pulse rate is from the Sp02 calculation otherwise the pulse rate is from blood pressure calculation 3 4 Sp02 Measurement Interface ...

Page 22: ...22 3 5 Temperature Measurement Interface 3 6 System Menu Turn on the device press Set button to enter the system setup menu ...

Page 23: ...23 Fig 3 6 System Menu ...

Page 24: ...herwise the results are recorded once every 30 seconds Under Monitoring mode the device works continuously the results are recorded once every 2 seconds 3 6 2 NIBP Setup Measure Mode Manual Auto Stat Vet Type Large animal medium small Pressure Unit mmHg KPa Measuring Interval Measuring interval can be set under AUTO Mode 3 6 3 Temperature Unit C F ...

Page 25: ...25 3 6 4 Alarm Setup Set the Alarm Limit of Each Parameter Fig 3 6 4 Alarm SYS alarm range 40 280mmHg DIA alarm range 10 220mmHg Sp02 alarm range 0 100 ...

Page 26: ...26 Temperature alarm range 18 45 64 113 F Pulse rate alarm range 0 250BPM 3 6 5 System Setup System Parameters Setup Fig 3 6 5 System Setup ...

Page 27: ...lly with no measuring operating within 3 minutes If low power mode is off it will not shut off Note Under Monitoring mode Low Power Mode is unavailable Bluetooth On Off Note The Bluetooth function is not available in current version of device Language English Chinese Brightness Level 1 Level 2 ...

Page 28: ...e Set ID under SPOT mode Select ID New ID Delete ID Default Configuration To restore the default factory settings Machine Maintenance password 0000 Machine Information Version No 3 6 6 Review Measurement Results Review ...

Page 29: ...29 Choose OK System will return to Review Menu Fig 3 6 6 Review Menu ...

Page 30: ...30 3 6 6 1 Table NIBP Table Time SYS DIA PR Sp02 Table Time Sp02 PR Temperature Table Time TEMP 3 6 6 2 Trend Chart NIBP Trend Chart ...

Page 31: ...31 Fig 3 6 6 1 NIBP Trend Chart The trend chart shows SYS DIA and pulse rate by different colour the left vertical axis represents the NIBP the right vertical axis represents the pulse rate The ...

Page 32: ...32 horizontal axis represents time the trend chart includes ID Pages Date time range in this page to view all the data through all the pages Sp02 Trend Chart Fig 3 6 6 1 NIBP Trend Chart ...

Page 33: ...te The left vertical axis is oxygen saturation in percent the right vertical axis is pulse rate the horizontal axis is the measurement time Temperature Trend Chart The temperature trend displays temperature data the unit is either Fahrenheit or Celsius ...

Page 34: ...34 Fig 3 6 6 2 Temperature Trend Chart ...

Page 35: ...ystolic mean diastolic blood pressure and pulse rate Applies to Dogs Cats Horses Cattle Sheep and Pigs Warning Do not measure NIBP on patients with sickle cell disease or with any skin damage Select the correct species type Especially for small animals do not apply the higher vet inflation over pressure limits of measurement time ...

Page 36: ...d 1 Insert the inflatable hose into the NIBP socket 2 Secure the blood pressure cuff on the patient s limb Fig 4 2 1 Make sure that the cuff is completely deflated Adjust an appropriate cuff size for the patient and make sure that the symbol φ exactly on the appropriate artery Ensure that the cuff is not wrapped too tightly Otherwise it may ...

Page 37: ...37 cause Ischaemia Fig 4 2 1 Cuff Usage ...

Page 38: ...in cats using the forelimb hindlimb or tail Using a cuff that is too large will tend to give falsely lower blood pressure readings and vice versa Vet Reusable NIBP Cuff Species Type Circumference Cuff Width Hose Cat 10 19cm 8cm 1 5m Dog 18 26cm 10 6cm Sheep 25 35cm 14cm Bovine 33 47cm 17cm ...

Page 39: ...th Tube Length 1 3 6cm 2 5cm 1 5m 2 4 8cm 3 2cm 3 6 11cm 4 3cm 4 7 13cm 5 1cm 5 8 15cm 6 0cm Make sure that the cuff size is within the range 3 Connect the cuff and the inflatable hose It is recommended that the tail is used for taking the measurement or alternatively the chosen limb ...

Page 40: ...75mmHg 0 10kPa per each centimetre gap If it is placed lower than the heart level deduct 0 75mmHg 0 10kPa per each centimetre gap 4 Check the correct NIBP measurement mode that is suitable for your species type 5 Press the Function 2 button to start testing 4 3 Operation Instruction 1 Perform Automatic Measurement User can set the measurement interval time to start ...

Page 41: ...g system will start next automatic measurement after 30 seconds 3 Perform Manual Measurement Press the Meas button to start the manual measurement During the non working time of the automatic measurement press the Meas button to start manual measurement If you press the STOP button later the system will stop manual measurement and continue automatic measurement Warning ...

Page 42: ... the vet situation oscillometric measurement has some limits This measurement method requires to find the regular pulse waveform generated by the arterial pressure The following situations may cause a longer measurement time or unreliable values Patient moving Arrhythmia Artificial heart lung machine Quick Pressure Change Severe shock Limited heart rate Extreme large animals ...

Page 43: ...test fail SysErr2 NIBP module system error CuffLoose Cuff is too loose or cuff not connected CuffErr Use small animal cuff under vet mode Leakage Valve or gas circuit leak PressErr NIBP Valves are not working appropriately Weak Patient s pulse is too weak or cuff is loose ...

Page 44: ...n During measurement motion artefact in signal or too much interference Protect0 Cuff pressure exceeds the range Large animals 300mmHg Small animals 150mmHg Saturate Too large signal amplitude caused by motion or other reasons TimeOut Vet Cuff pressure over 2kPa 15mmHg last ...

Page 45: ...t for more than 90s Reset NIBP module reset 4 5 Maintain and Clean Warning Don t press the rubber hose Don t let the cleansing liquid enter the vital signs monitor and the charge dock as it may damage the monitor When cleaning the monitor only wipe the case Reusable NIBP Cuffs ...

Page 46: ...or radiation sterilisation Remember to remove the rubber hose prior to sterilisation Cuff can be cleaned by hand wash or machine wash hand wash can extend service life but do not dry clean Remember to remove the rubber hose prior to cleaning ...

Page 47: ...47 Fig 4 5 1 Take off the rubber hose from the cuff ...

Page 48: ...48 Disposable NIBP Cuff Disposable NIBP cuff can be used for only one patient it cannot be disinfected or sterilised under high pressure steam ...

Page 49: ...ate pulse per minute Index Bar In proportion to the pulse strength Blood flow perfusion index PI values reflect the situation of pulsatile blood flow which reflect the ability of blood flow perfusion The larger the pulsation of the blood flow the higher the PI value 5 2 Measurement Instruction Vet Sp02 Sensor 1 Connect the Sp02 sensor appropriately 2 Press the power button to turn on the monitor ...

Page 50: ... get accurate measurement results When the Sp02 sensor or the patient is moving the measurement results are not accurate Don t put the Sp02 sensor and the NIBP cuff on the same limb Check all the cables and make sure the Sp02 sensor is in good condition Don t put the Sp02 sensor on the limb with arteries or veins injection pipe Don t use the monitor when the patient s pulse rate is lower than 25 B...

Page 51: ...t may influence the accuracy of the Sp02 measurement Sterilise the Sp02 sensor before measuring different patients In cases of methaemoglobinemia and carboxyhaemoglobin the pulse oximeter may not be accurate Results will also be affected by heavily pigmented skin 5 4 Sp02 Error and Sp02 Possible Cause of error Error Cause SysErr3 Sp02 module self test error SysErr4 Sp02 module communication no pul...

Page 52: ...52 no Sensor Sp02 sensor not connected Sensor off No paw in sensor Searching Searching pulse ...

Page 53: ...an either be placed into the oesophagus recommended or be placed rectally Maintain and Cleaning Warning Turn off the device and disconnect the AC power before cleaning the device or probe Reusable TEMP probe 1 Temperature of the probe shall not exceed 100 C 212 F It can only bear 80 C 176 F 100 C 212 F for a very short period of time ...

Page 54: ...use steam sterilisation 3 Only use detergent with alcohol sterilisation 6 2 TEMP Error and Possible Cause of error Error Cause SysErr5 TEMP module self test communication err Overrange Beyond the measurement range ...

Page 55: ...ck Class II on AC power internally powered on battery power According to the degree of protection against electric shock Type BF Applied Display 3 5 Colour TFT Dimensions 65mm 30mm 145mm Weight 250g with rechargeable battery Working Environment Temperature Operating 5ºC 40ºC 41 F 104 F Storage Transportation 20ºC 55ºC 4 F 131 F ...

Page 56: ...tion 95 Altitude 700hPa 1060hPa Power 4V DC P 3 2VA NIBP Measuring Technology Automatic oscillometric technology Mode Manual Auto Stat Measuring Interval in AUTO Mode 1 90 Min Measuring Interval in Continuous Mode 5 Min Pulse Rate Range 40 240 bpm ...

Page 57: ...asuring Range Large animal Mode SYS 40 270 mmHg MEAN 20 230 mmHg DIA 10 210 mmHg Medium Animal Mode SYS 40 200 mmHg MEAN 10 150 mmHg DIA 20 165 mmHg Small Animal Mode SYS 40 135 mmHg MEAN 20 105 mmHg DIA 10 95 mmHg Resolution ...

Page 58: ...5mmHg Maximum Standard Deviation 8mmHg Over pressure Protection Large Animal Mode 290 mmHg Medium Animal Mode 240 mmHg Small Animal Mode 145 mmHg Alarm Limit Setting SYS 40 280 mmHg DIA 10 220 mmHg Measurement Range Sp02 0 100 PR 0 254bpm ...

Page 59: ... Range Sp02 70 100 PR 30 254bpm Perfusion Index 0 05 20 7 3 Measurement Accuracy Sp02 Large Medium Animal 2digits 70 100 undefined 70 Small Animal 3digits 70 100 undefined 70 On Motion Condition 3digits Pulse Rate Large Medium Animal 3digits ...

Page 60: ...59 Small Animal 3digits 60 ...

Page 61: ...61 On Motion Condition 3digits Alarm Range 0 100 Temperature Range 25 45 C 77 113 F Resolution 0 1 C Accuracy 0 1 C ...

Page 62: ...63 Power Source AC power or battery AC Power 100 240VAC 50 60Hz 30VA Fuse self recovery Input Fuse 2A 250V Fuse battery 60Vdc 3A max 62 ...

Page 63: ...63 Battery Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery 3 6V 4 2Ah Work Time 8 hours Charge Time 6 hours ...

Page 64: ...64 Chapter VIII Instruction of USB Data Upload 8 1 Instructions for USB Data Upload 1 Open HandleVitalSignsMonitorSoftwareSetup 2 Select Run anyway ...

Page 65: ...64 3 Select Next 4 Select Install 65 ...

Page 66: ...64 5 Select Next 6 Select Finish 7 Press Close 66 ...

Page 67: ...64 8 The below icon will appear on your desktop 67 ...

Page 68: ...64 9 Open the software and connect the InSight Vet Vital Signs via USB to the computer select Import to transfer data to the PC 68 ...

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