Terumo CAPIOX EBS Circuit with X coating, Instructions For Use Manual

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Parts Description
Handle
Used when carrying the Controller.
LCD touch panel display
Displays the operating status and
messages of the system.
Various setups can be made
through the touch panel operation.
The screen can be operated while
wearing surgical gloves.
Auto priming button
Starts and stops the intermittent
operation (auto-priming) of the
Drive Motor.
The button is lit in orange while
auto-priming is performed.
Power button
Turns the power on or off.
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Control panel
Flow indicator
Displays the circulating flow.
Motor speed indicator
Displays the motor speed.
When a high priority alarm caused
by the device is issued, the motor
speed and the error number are
displayed alternately.
(For the details of the error
numbers, refer to “List of Alarm
Messages” (page 134).)
Motor speed knob*
Controller
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Front view
Status lamp
Indicates the operating status of this
system through changes in colour.
Green (lights up): indicates the
system is operating normally.
Yellow (lights up): indicates the
system has detected a low priority
alert.
Yellow (flashes): indicates the system
has detected a middle priority alert.
Red (flashes): indicates the system
has detected a high priority alarm.
Coast release button*
Used to further decelerate (coast
release) the motor speed after
reaching the coast speed while
decelerating.
Flashes in orange when the motor
speed has reached the coast speed
while decelerating.
Key lock button
Locks the touch panel and the button
operation.
The button is lit in orange while key
lock is activated.
The power button is operable while
key lock is activated.
Battery indicator lamp
Displays the battery charge level.
(For details, refer to “Battery-powered
Operation” (page 72).)
AC power lamp
Lit in green when AC power is
supplied.
Charge lamp
Lit in green when the battery is
charged.
Motor speed indicator lamp*
Displays the motor speed indicated
value coupled with the operation of
the motor speed knob and the coast
speed.
When you turn the knob clockwise,
the motor speed increases, and
when you turn the knob counter-
clockwise, the motor speed
decreases.
* Also refer to “Device Behaviour in Relation to the Coast Speed” (page 8).
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