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MIRUS Controller, SW 2.03.02, Additional Information (Master - en-GB)

Alarm setting screen

Adjust:

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etCO

minimum

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etCO

maximum

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etVA

minimum

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etVA maximum

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Apnoea time

•

Alarm volume (maximum)

Configuration/Setting screens

This screen is comprised of sub screens

which are described below. The last

selected screen will appear when pushing

the MULTI settings tag.

For user configuration the following can be

selected:

•

initialisation of the filling process.

•

the user language on screen.

•

units for etCO

•

setting of time zone.

Refer to Chapter 5 for more information.

Screen for filling dialogue.

Follow messages displayed.

etCO

Min

etCO

Max

etSevo

Min

etSevo

Max

Apnoea time

Alarm vol.

sec

190

Filling level

max 190 ml

Summary of Contents for Mirus MC DES

Page 1: ...Additional Information MIRUSTM Controller Software version 2 03 02 Hardware version 2 n...

Page 2: ...lication identifier AI Every UDI number can be divided into several parts each designated by its AI number 01 Global Trade Item Number GTIN 11 Date of manufacture YYMMDD 21 Serial number SN 91 Referen...

Page 3: ...s 1 12 1 4 2 MIRUS Operating and Configuration screens 1 13 1 4 3 MIRUS Software update screen 1 18 1 5 MIRUS Controller modes 1 19 1 6 Abbreviations and terms used in this manual or on the equipment...

Page 4: ...3 4 Facility requierements 3 3 3 5 Gas supply 3 4 3 6 Agent supply 3 4 3 7 Functional description 3 5 3 8 System controls 3 6 3 9 Handling before first use of MIRUS Controller 3 7 3 9 1 Cleaning befor...

Page 5: ...6 2 Maintenance 6 4 6 2 1 General information 6 4 6 2 2 Schedule 6 4 6 2 3 Visual inspection 6 5 6 2 4 Electrical safety test 6 5 6 2 5 Checking gas monitor 6 6 6 2 6 Checking pump 6 7 6 2 7 Safety fu...

Page 6: ...8 3 MIRUS Controller Connection Interface 8 4 8 4 MIRUS Controller User Interface 8 5 8 5 MIRUS Controller Controls and Ranges 8 6 8 6 MIRUS Controller Performance 8 8 8 7 MIRUS Controller Monitoring...

Page 7: ...used in this manual 5 1 4 Graphical user interface 6 1 4 1 Symbols on menu buttons 6 1 4 2 Status icons 7 1 4 3 Buttons 8 1 4 4 Button states and behaviour 10 1 4 5 Colour code used in graphical user...

Page 8: ...US System The MIRUS System consists of three devices MIRUS Controller MC The electrical device that contains the anaesthetic agent and controls the agent delivery MIRUS Reflector MR The multi patient...

Page 9: ...quipotential bonding conductor 6 Interface receptacle 7 Confirm button 8 Slot for SD cards downloading of event log data or for SW updates 9 Touch screen 10 Fire wire port Serial data output for PDMS...

Page 10: ...raphical user interface via touch sensitive screen Confirm button Confirm actions performed on the touch screen display by pressing the Confirm button when flashing in anaesthetic colour within 5 seco...

Page 11: ...inance MPBetreibV is required Warranty seal Warranty void if seal is broken 1 3 Symbols used in this manual Operate by touching an icon or symbol During operation the MC has diverse screens with diffe...

Page 12: ...1 4 Graphical user interface 1 4 1 Symbols on menu buttons Home Standard operation screen Patient data settings MAC Pilot settings Set wash in speed Respiratory monitoring Alarm settings MULTI settin...

Page 13: ...ing allowed operation time of MR in anaesthetic colour Agent reservoir symbol shows remaining liquid level in anaesthetic colour Device is powered by AC power supply Device is powered by battery shows...

Page 14: ...ctive High priority alarm sound muted Low priority alarm sound active Low priority alarm sound permanently muted 1 4 3 Buttons In order of appearance Repeat e g a failed self test in starting procedur...

Page 15: ...etting button showing unit and current value Press to set value with arrow buttons aside e g Alarm volume Instructive animation to open Fill port Activate mode Disable mode or Cancel SW update Female...

Page 16: ...a value Inactive button Normal state active but not yet pressed Button is pressed and highlighted in anaesthetic colour For final acceptance confirmation with Confirm button is needed Buttons to selec...

Page 17: ...4 5 Colour code used in graphical user interface Colour in graphical user interface for Sevoflurane For demonstration purposes Sevoflurane yellow highlighting colour is used in this IFU Colour in grap...

Page 18: ...Controller screens 1 5 1 MIRUS Start up screens Initial screen Power up test System is starting and performing safety tests with its components System test System is performing safety tests with its c...

Page 19: ...Operating and Configuration screens On Call screen System is up and waiting for user action Home screen no delivery Set MAC value and start the delivery Refer to Chapter 8 8 for default values Power u...

Page 20: ...active Set MAC value and pause or stop the delivery Snooze Screen Appears only during active delivery and no activity on the touch screen for 10 minutes Patient data screen Adjust gender age size weig...

Page 21: ...lecting turtle slow rabbit medium or cheetah fast Comment Wash in speed default is rabbit MAC Pilot screen delivery active This screen is to set the wash in parameter Choose wash in speed by selecting...

Page 22: ...b screens which are described below The last selected screen will appear when pushing the MULTI settings tag For user configuration the following can be selected initialisation of the filling process...

Page 23: ...able settings Time setting screen First set your time zone UTC xh and then date and local time Comment Automatic change from daylight savings to standard time Service screen Information about SW and H...

Page 24: ...g this screen Comment Delivery must be stopped to be able to turn off No patient should be attached to the MIRUS System 1 5 3 MIRUS Software update screen Software update Only appears when SW update S...

Page 25: ...modes OFF state Device is turned off and not connected to mains supply OFF mode Standby Device is connected to mains supply but not turned on yet Fail safe Device has detected a major failure and has...

Page 26: ...get for the inspiratory Volatile Anaesthetic concentration Flow Airway flow the flow within the patient s breathing system HME Heat and Moisture Exchanger Disposable device to store exhaled humid wate...

Page 27: ...sure the pressure within the patient s breathing system PDMS Patient Data Management System PEEP Positive End Expiratory Pressure within one breath measured PUT Power up test Rate Total number of brea...

Page 28: ...1 Introduction 1 22 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB Notes...

Page 29: ...etics 3 2 1 7 Devices required for use of the MIRUS System 4 2 1 8 Before every use 6 2 1 9 Equipment damage during use 6 2 1 10 Monitoring the patient 6 2 1 11 Alarms 7 2 1 12 Transportation within t...

Page 30: ...labels If the symbols and product labels are not heeded this may endanger the patient and other persons or cause equipment damage Pay attention to all symbols and product labels Replace damaged produ...

Page 31: ...ernal reservoir with liquid volatile anaesthetic If liquid anaesthetic were to enter the gas flow due to tilting of the MIRUS Controller this would put the patient at risk of overdosing To prevent suc...

Page 32: ...or 5 1 5 Drain the reservoir as described in Chapter 6 3 2 1 7 Devices required for use of the MIRUS System If the Instructions for use of the connected devices or device combinations are not followed...

Page 33: ...oller with a ventilator that is connected to an anaesthetic gas scavenging or disposal system Triggering of the ventilator The MIRUS Filter and the MIRUS Reflector are integrated in the patient s vent...

Page 34: ...tions and components work flawlessly A MIRUS Controller that clearly does not work properly must be replaced with a functioning unit 2 1 9 Equipment damage during use If the touchscreen does not funct...

Page 35: ...of the acoustic alarm signal Set the alarm volume to such a level that the alarm signals can be heard Always keep the display and alarm lights unobstructed If the alarm thresholds are not correctly a...

Page 36: ...compatibility EMC Medical electrical devices are subject to special precautions regarding electromagnetic compatibility EMC and must be installed and operated in accordance with the EMC instructions c...

Page 37: ...declaration 2 1 16 Infection risk To avoid putting patients and users at an increased risk of infection from a contaminated MIRUS Controller the MIRUS Controller must be cleaned Observe the hygiene re...

Page 38: ...sound To turn off the fail safe mode disconnect mains supply and press the Confirm button again for at least 4 seconds The red LEDs now turn off To restart MIRUS Controller after a fail safe mode wait...

Page 39: ...ly Internal reservoir empty Dosage failure Electrical supply Failure of mains power supply Failure of emergency battery Device Watchdog alarm Incorrect positioning of the MIRUS Controller inclination...

Page 40: ...nformation about a possible hazard and instructions on how to avoid the hazard They are divided into different hazard levels depending on the degree of the danger WARNING Denotes a hazard with a mediu...

Page 41: ...ualified medical personnel 2 3 2 2 Preparation personnel 2 3 2 3 Maintenance personnel 2 3 3 Contraindications 3 3 4 Facility requirements 3 3 5 Gas supply 4 3 6 Agent supply 4 3 7 Functional descript...

Page 42: ...MIRUS Reflector and MIRUS Filter can be found in the manufacturer s Instructions for use 3 2 Operater and user qualification 3 2 1 Qualified medical personnel The MIRUS Controller may only be used by...

Page 43: ...tion ECMO or VA permeable extracorporeal carbon dioxide removal ECCO2R 3 4 Facility requirements The MIRUS Controller is intended for stationary use in hospitals and rooms used for medical purposes WA...

Page 44: ...ld on board and can be filled by using a proprietary filling system called Fill port refer to chapter 4 5 for more information During operation the MIRUS Controller uses this internal reservoir as a s...

Page 45: ...umption of anaesthetic gas is not constant but varies depending on the application The MAC Pilot function of the MIRUS Controller evens out different reflection values and changes in the ventilation p...

Page 46: ...d as long as the Confirm button was not activated An adjusted value will be reset to its previous normal status when no further activity on touch screen or Confirm button is registered within 5 second...

Page 47: ...eaned completely by the user before it is used clinically for the first time 3 9 2 Initial filling before first use The MIRUS Controller always comes with an empty reservoir To fill the MIRUS Controll...

Page 48: ...3 General description 3 8 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB Notes...

Page 49: ...Master en GB 4 1 4 Preparation 4 1 Mains supply 2 4 2 System warming up phase 3 4 3 Connection to the MIRUS Reflector 3 4 4 Starting MIRUS Controller 5 4 5 Filling of the reservoir during start up 8 4...

Page 50: ...omment Use only the original power cable Plug the power cable into the line inlet on the right side of the device Make sure that the cable is safely locked Then plug the other end of the power cable i...

Page 51: ...agents on room temperature Comment To avoid a long warm up time it is recommended to always leave the device connected to the mains supply This will reduce the warming up phase to 2 minutes 4 3 Connec...

Page 52: ...or with large opening facing down under the clip fitting the nozzle Release clip gently 3 Now remove black connector protection and insert MIRUS Interface plug into the MIRUS Connector receptacle unti...

Page 53: ...r more information MIRUS Reflector is placed in Park Bay refer to Chapter 4 3 for more information 1 Press Confirm button to start MIRUS Controller 2 MIRUS Controller is starting The start up sound is...

Page 54: ...out messages during Power up test 6 MIRUS Controller starts System test automatically when Power up test has successfully finished MIRUS Reflector in Park Bay is inserted MIRUS Interface plug is inser...

Page 55: ...ontinue confirm via OK button or turn off device by pressing turn off button 9 After confirming the Reminder screen by user this screen confirms a successfully performed Power up test and System test...

Page 56: ...adapter in the manufacturer s Instructions for use CAUTION Hazard to persons if volatile anaesthetic accumulates in the environment around the patient Observe the Instructions for use of the bottle ad...

Page 57: ...amaging the flap do not open it manually 3 Press Confirm button to open Fill port access 4 Fill port flap now opens automatically 5 Following screen shows changing of VA level during filling process 6...

Page 58: ...locks in Comment Device cannot be overfilled If the content of the bottle is emptied before the maximum level is reached simply continue with a new bottle of anaesthetic agent until maximum level is...

Page 59: ...rts as soon as the device is connected to a line supply and Confirm button has been pressed During Power up test all safety relevant components will be tested In case of a malfunction the MIRUS Contro...

Page 60: ...lve pneumatic integrity 4 7 Anomaly in start up sequence In rare cases it can lead to an anomaly in start up sequence To restart MIRUS Controller disconnect mains supply wait for 5 seconds green light...

Page 61: ...ation of anaesthetic VA 4 5 1 4 Stopping application of anaesthetic VA 5 5 1 5 Filling during operation 6 5 1 6 Turning off MIRUS Controller 9 5 2 Additional settings 10 5 2 1 Alarm settings 10 5 2 2...

Page 62: ...5 6 Comment Default setting for age at MAC to Vol conversion is 40 years MAC40 Power up test and System test successfully completed on 11 01 2013 at 10 25 00 To continue please choose a menu button on...

Page 63: ...Starting application of anaesthetic VA 1 2 3 4 5 Power up test and System test successfully completed on 11 01 2013 at 10 25 00 To continue please choose a menu button on the right HW 2 n SW 2 03 02 e...

Page 64: ...er en GB 5 1 3 Pausing application of anaesthetic VA 1 2 3 4 5 Comment Pause button must not be confirmed to activate function etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol...

Page 65: ...dditional Information Master en GB 5 5 5 1 4 Stopping application of anaesthetic VA 1 2 3 4 5 6 etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol et...

Page 66: ...ressure of the vaporiser unit of the MIRUS Controller drops too sharply during filling the anaesthetic gas is no longer supplied Monitor the patient s etVA concentration while the MIRUS Controller is...

Page 67: ...tCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg Reservoir empty 24 since 20 sec 1 40 min Mute 1 45 min Mute 1 35 minMute 43 ml Filling level max 190 ml 1 30 minMute 43 ml Filling level max 190 ml 1 25 minMu...

Page 68: ...the fill port flap immediately after filling 11 12 Comment By using an almost empty bottle for filling it may occur that the bottle will partly fill with liquid VA before releasing the content into t...

Page 69: ...6 Turning off MIRUS Controller Comment Only if VA is not delivered Turn OFF tag becomes active Refer to Chapter 5 1 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 etSevo 0 0 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg Please confirm to turn off the MIRUS Cont...

Page 70: ...will be automatically reset to default values during a system test 1 2 3 4 5 6 Also refer to Chapter 7 etSevo Min etSevo Max Apnoea time Alarm vol sec etCO2 Max etCO2 Min etCO2 etCO2 Max etSevo Min et...

Page 71: ...l Information Master en GB 5 11 5 2 2 Setting on screen language 1 2 3 4 5 6 Refer to Chapter 8 1 for available languages English Language Language English CO2 CO2 mmHg mmHg Language English CO2 mmHg...

Page 72: ...03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 5 2 3 Setting CO2 unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 Refer to Chapter 8 5 for available units Language English CO2 mmHg Language English CO2 mmHg Language English CO2 mmHg Lan...

Page 73: ...5 Operation MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 5 13 5 2 4 Setting Time zone date or time 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 74: ...dditional Information Master en GB 5 2 5 Setting Patient data Gender 1 2 3 4 5 Age Size Weight cm 40 years 180 80 kg IBW Age Size Weight cm 40 years 180 80 kg IBW Age Size Weight cm 40 years 180 80 kg...

Page 75: ...etting Patient data Age 1 2 3 4 5 6 Refer to Chapter 8 5 for available values Age Size Weight cm 40 years 180 80 kg IBW Age Size Weight cm 40 Years 180 80 kg IBW Age Size Weight cm 40 years 180 80 kg...

Page 76: ...5 Operation 5 16 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 7 Before 8 After etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg...

Page 77: ...5 Operation MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 5 17 5 2 7 Setting MAC Pilot Wash in speed 1 2 3 4 5 Wash in speed Wash in speed Wash in speed Wash in speed...

Page 78: ...5 Operation 5 18 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB Notes...

Page 79: ...Visual inspection 5 Electrical safety test 5 Checking gas monitor 6 Checking pump 7 Safety function test 8 Exchange UPS battery 9 Exchange fan filter 10 Perform software update 11 Exporting event log...

Page 80: ...y ammonium compounds Terralin Protect Sch lke Mayr GmbH The use of other surface disinfectants is at the responsibility of the user Many materials are damaged by certain organic solvents that are some...

Page 81: ...tokens are placed in the MIRUS Controller communication ports and the ports are sealed f Carry out wipe disinfection g Allow the device surface to dry fully MIRUS Controller Fill port If the fill port...

Page 82: ...t maintenance Maintenance measures may only be conducted by maintenance personnel in accordance with Chapter 3 2 Schedule Affected part Period Performer MIRUS Controller Every 12 months Safety Check V...

Page 83: ...e MIRUS Controller for distortion deterioration and cracks Check safety relevant labelling SN SI Label on the device for availability and readability Check mechanical parts are not defective Check for...

Page 84: ...stem test according to Chapter 4 b Insert the MIRUS Service Test plug into the connector receptacle until mechanically locked according to Chapter 4 c Change MIRUS Controller to Home screen d Connect...

Page 85: ...sampling line to the air gas calibrator Perform pump check as follows a Mount the MIRUS Reference MR and perform a Power up Test and a System test according to Chapter 4 b Insert the MIRUS Service Tes...

Page 86: ...lowing accessory is required refer to Chapter 6 6 MIRUS Reference MR Perform the safety function test as follows a Mount the MIRUS Reference MR and perform a Power up Test and a System test according...

Page 87: ...out the exchange a Turn the MIRUS Controller OFF and disconnect it from AC b Open the battery housing c Remove the old battery from housing d Disconnect the old battery from the battery connector e C...

Page 88: ...least every 12 months or earlier if necessary The following accessory is required refer to Chapter 6 6 Replacement filter Carry out the exchange a Turn the MIRUS Controller OFF and disconnect it from...

Page 89: ...the event log data to the manufacturer TIM can be found in the Instructions for use of the SD card which can be ordered in a print version or found online in the manufacturer s website https tim gmbh...

Page 90: ...sively on land the packaging is labelled VA Only use the original packaging materials for the MIRUS Controller Safety pouch Transportation securings Shipping carton white Shipping carton brown If you...

Page 91: ...ibration gas kit Isoflurane from a manufacturer of your choice containing n a CO2 4 5 5 0 Vol ISO 1 0 2 0 Vol O2 30 50 Vol Adapter to connect the sampling line male male to the calibration gas kit n a...

Page 92: ...6 Cleaning and maintenance 6 14 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB Notes...

Page 93: ...m handling 7 7 2 4 2nd High priority alarm handling 8 7 2 5 3rd High priority alarm handling 9 7 2 6 Low priority alarm handling 10 7 3 Alarm messages 11 7 3 1 Patient alarms 11 7 3 2 Technical alarms...

Page 94: ...ve Display alarm message in black characters on red background Start timer ON flashing ON Confirming the alarm by activating the alarm silence button Display alarm message in black characters on red b...

Page 95: ...RUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 7 3 7 2 Alarm handling 7 2 1 Mute audible alarms 1 2 3 since 2 sec Low etCO2 11 since 2 sec Low etCO2 11 etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 25 mmHg etSe...

Page 96: ...7 Alarms and messages 7 4 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 4 since 5 sec Low etCO2 11 1 58 minMute etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 25 mmHg...

Page 97: ...m volume will escalate from 50 sound intensity up to the set volume max 100 until alarm is muted Comment The set value for alarm volume represents the maximum sound level First time of alarm appears S...

Page 98: ...RUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB Third time of alarm appears Fourth time of alarm appears since 56 sec Low etCO2 11 since 38 sec Low etCO2 11 etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 25 mmHg...

Page 99: ...n Master en GB 7 7 7 2 3 1st High priority alarm handling 1 2 3 4 since 2 sec Low etCO2 11 since 18 sec Low etCO2 11 since 36 sec Low etCO2 11 1 58 minMute etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol...

Page 100: ...4 2nd High priority alarm handling 1 2 3 4 since 56 sec High etSevo 10 1 58 minMute since 28 sec High etSevo 10 since 38 sec Low etCO2 11 since 28 sec High etSevo 10 etSevo 4 8 Vol etCO2 25 mmHg etSev...

Page 101: ...7 2 5 3rd High priority alarm handling 1 2 3 4 since 56 sec High etSevo 10 1 58 minMute since 5 sec Low Vti 04 since 16 sec Low Vti 04 1 53 minMute since 10 sec Low Vti 04 etSevo 4 8 Vol etCO2 25 mmH...

Page 102: ...r SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 7 2 6 Low priority alarm handling 1 2 3 4 Mains supply lost 33 et Sevo 1 9 Vol et CO2 31 mmHg etSevo 1 9 Vol etCO2 31 mmHg Mains supply lost 33 etSevo...

Page 103: ...settings Check ventilator settings High etVA 10 High The upper alarm limit for the etVA concentration was exceeded while the VA application is active Start button in active status Check patient condit...

Page 104: ...s tilted Reposition MIRUS Controller on level surface Dosage failed Start VA 16 17 18 19 50 High Stops VA delivery Calculation problem was detected Restart VA delivery by pressing Play and confirmatio...

Page 105: ...sed for more than 6 days Replace MIRUS Reflector Reflector soon expires 35 Low MIRUS Reflector is used for 6 days Prepare to replace or replace MIRUS Reflector Replace Reflector 44 45 46 47 Low No val...

Page 106: ...rocedure A02 The agent reservoir is empty To continue please refill the device To open Fill port please confirm Internal reservoir fill level 75 mL Refill the MIRUS Controller or turn off via turn off...

Page 107: ...y capacity too low Operation is prohibited Wait for recharging to an appropriate level Internal UPS battery low Wait until battery charging level has reached status of A07 System then automatically sw...

Page 108: ...disconnect from AC wait until Alarm lights are off then reconnect and re start the MIRUS Controller Contact your service in case the MIRUS Controller will continue to show this message Performs turn...

Page 109: ...test sequence until Interface is connected or performs turn OFF sequence after user selection B03 Power up test successful Reflector expires within the next 24 hours MIRUS Interface connection not rel...

Page 110: ...tected Check MIRUS Interface connection to MIRUS Controller or turn off MIRUS Controller via turn off button Stops System test sequence until user activity is done Then repeats test step Or performs t...

Page 111: ...lease confirm A technical failure was recognized during System test Confirm to turn off MIRUS Controller Then disconnect from AC wait until Alarm lights are off then reconnect and re start the MIRUS C...

Page 112: ...ice action R01 WARNING Never use an active humidification system when operating the MIRUS system This may result in serious increase of airway resistance Is shown after Power up test and System test a...

Page 113: ...ght Power up test and System test successfully finished None Stays in On Call mode until user activates one of the tags C02 Mains supply lost Restore mains supply or the device will turn off automatic...

Page 114: ...ected Fill port button on MULTI settings Filling tag Confirm Waits for user to confirm or reset after 5 seconds of no activity D02 Thank you Please start the filling process User confirmed to open Fil...

Page 115: ...S Controller User selected Turn OFF button on Turn OFF tag Confirm Waits for user to confirm or resets after 5 seconds of no activity D05 Please place the MIRUS Reflector on the Reflector Park Bay Use...

Page 116: ...Applying software update Please wait During SW update screen goes black SD card is checked and valid SW version on card is higher than on MIRUS Controller Internal battery is full and guarantees succ...

Page 117: ...s SW update Will proceed with regular start up after user action E08 SW update cancelled Please remove SD card SW update cancelled by user Remove SD card Stops update process Will proceed with regular...

Page 118: ...7 Alarms and messages 7 26 MIRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB Notes...

Page 119: ...IRUS Controller Performance 8 8 7 MIRUS Controller Monitoring System 9 8 8 Default values 10 8 8 1 Alarm settings and application defaults 10 8 8 2 Specification of Wash in speed parameters 11 8 9 Con...

Page 120: ...evoflurane Desflurane Appl state of VA Gaseous Working principle Diffusion optimised vaporiser without fresh gas Physical dimensions Length approx 325 mm 12 8 in Depth approx 210 mm 8 2 in Height appr...

Page 121: ...050 to 0 ft above sea level Humidity range 10 to 90 relative none condensing During transport with drained reservoir Temperature range 20 to 70 C 4 to 158 F Atm pressure range 500 to 1 060 hPa 7 3 to...

Page 122: ...pply at least once a month for at least 24h Agent supply Internal Reservoir Maximum internal reservoir capacity 270 mL Reserve internal reservoir capacity 20 mL Status information On screen Filling sy...

Page 123: ...tate indices titles etc Selection fields Active touch field Information fields Inactive touch screen field Colour code for agent VA specific Audible indicators Standard alarms Applies for Patient alar...

Page 124: ...o 1 0 MVi 10 0 to 15 0 L min where MAC 1 6 7 Vol age 40 Increment 0 1 MAC single tap on the touch button 0 5 MAC pressing the touch button for 1 sec Alarm settings End tidal CO2 etCO2 min Range 15 to...

Page 125: ...ing the touch button for 1 sec etDES min Range 0 0 to 12 0 Vol Increment 0 1 Vol single tap on the touch button 0 5 Vol pressing the touch button for 1 sec etDES max Range 0 5 to 12 0 Vol Increment 0...

Page 126: ...sflurane 15 of set MAC measured as average of MV Vt 500 mL Rate 15 min I E 1 2 MAC 1 0 Wash in speed Turtle Maximum rate 40 min Respiratory monitoring accuracy Volumes 20 Vti 200 mL to 2000 mL BTPS co...

Page 127: ...nt dosage monitoring Dosage control Agent Dosage start Start of inspiration Dosage end End of inspiration or end of delivered anaesthetic agent volume Control Monitoring of applied volume of anaesthet...

Page 128: ...alue Note Home MAC 0 5 Vol 0 6 Vol ISO Vol 0 9 Vol SEVO Vol 3 4 Vol DES Patient data Gender male Age 40 years Ideal body weight 80 kg Body height 180 cm MAC Pilot Wash in speed medium Alarm settings e...

Page 129: ...n Wash in speed parameters Note Isoflurane Cheetah Fast 2 set MAC Rabbit Medium 1 5 set MAC Turtle Slow 1 0 set MAC max concentration 5 0 Vol Sevoflurane Cheetah Fast 2 set MAC Rabbit Medium 1 5 set M...

Page 130: ...e IT network Add further devices to the IT network Updating devices in the IT network Perform upgrades on devices in the IT network To connect to an IT network the following documents must be observed...

Page 131: ...J10 interface transfers a high priority alarm signal to a connected nurse call device The transfer takes place via a galvanic insulated changeover contact Data transfer to the MIRUS Controller is not...

Page 132: ...ay AlMgSi alloy anodised AlCuMg anodised Fill port Flap AlMgSi alloy anodised Seals Covers Silicone Polyethylene PE Synthetic rubber EPDM Battery flap Aluminium anodised Screws Stainless steel Labels...

Page 133: ...IRUS Controller SW 2 03 02 Additional Information Master en GB 9 1 9 Parts list 9 1 MIRUS Controller 2 9 2 Bottle Adapter 2 9 3 ARKON Data Bridge 2 9 4 Accessories 3 9 5 Service parts 3 9 6 Documents...

Page 134: ...s to Baxter Suprane Isofluran K BA ISO K Fits to AbbVie Forane Piramal Critical Care Isoflurane Baxter Forane Aerrane Sevofluran K BA SEV K Fits to AbbVie Ultane Piramal Critical care Sevoflurane USP...

Page 135: ...02 Power supply cable FR MC 01 003 Power supply cable IT MC 01 004 Power supply cable CH MC 01 005 Power supply cable AU MC 01 006 Power supply cable US MC 01 007 Shipping carton brown MC 09 902 Shipp...

Page 136: ...107 R Instructions for use en GB 021 0108 R Manuel utilisateur fr 021 0109 R Istruzioni d uso it 021 0110 R Instrucciones de uso es 021 0111 R Instrukcje u ytkowania pl 021 0101 R Additional informati...

Page 137: ...ganisation Fill port flap still open Continues working 1 Close Fill port flap Heating system failed Continues working 1 Turn off MIRUS Controller High etVA Continues working 1 Patient okay CO2 SpO2 2...

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