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Instructions Manual 

First Edition: May 2018

 

Product Information  

Product model: iMD 12    

Product name: Patient Monitor 

Manufacturer 

Shenzhen Hexin ZONDAN Medical Equipment Co., Ltd. 

Registered/Production address: 

Floor  14,  Block  D,Dianlian  Technology  Building,the  Crossing  between  South  Circle 
Road  and  South  Fuli  Road  ,Guangming  District,518106  Shenzhen  PEOPLE'S 
REPUBLIC OF CHINA 

Tel: +86 755 26865970 

 

 

Fax: +86 755 26860497 

Edition 

First Edition: May 2018 

MEDHealth supplies (Pty) Ltd 

All Rights Reserved. 

Distributor

 

MEDHealth Supplies (Pty) Ltd 

Corner of Barbara and North Reef Road 

Elandsfontein, Henville, 1429, Germiston, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa 

Reg No.: 2021/385832/07 

 

     Telephone: +27 10 013 3010 

E-mail: [email protected] 

 
 
 

Regulatory and Safety Specifications 

Standard 

The  product  is  made  under  the  ISO13485  quality  system  certified  by  TUV  PS.  The 
product has passed the CE certification. 

Declaration 

The iMD 12 Patient Monitor is a Class IIb device and complies with the requirements of 
the  Council  Directive  93/42/EEC  concerning  medical  devices  and  carries  CE-marking 
accordingly. 

Authorized EU Representative 

Shanghai International Holding Corp. GmbH (Europe)  

Eiffestrasse 80, 20537 Hamburg, Germany 

Tel: 0049-40-2513175 

 

 

Fax: 0049-40-255726 

 

 

Summary of Contents for iMD 12

Page 1: ...upplies Pty Ltd Corner of Barbara and North Reef Road Elandsfontein Henville 1429 Germiston Johannesburg Gauteng South Africa Reg No 2021 385832 07 Telephone 27 10 013 3010 E mail admin medhealthsup c...

Page 2: ...ile handle with care Recovery Maximum stacking Recyclable Power On key Waveform Freeze key Record key AC Power LED NIBP key CO2 CO2 connector Charging LED NIBP NIBP cuff hose connector ECG RESP ECG co...

Page 3: ...Instructions Manual First Edition May 2018 III and defibrillation proof function...

Page 4: ...Equipotential grounding Protective grounding Date of manufacture Dangerous Voltage Serial Number Manufacturer address Batch code Configuration number Catalogue number EU representatives Protective gr...

Page 5: ...anties the iMD 12 Patient Monitor for one year Keep the packing case for transport storage or maintenance The manufacturer is responsible for the safety reliability and performance of the monitor when...

Page 6: ...ntion to a condition or possible situation that could damage or destroy the product or the user s work Warning A Warning calls attention to a condition or possible situation that could cause injury to...

Page 7: ...es To avoid burns or death ensure that the electrosurgical circuitry is properly connected Ensure that the patient is not connected to any metal the surface of any conductors or grounded parts of any...

Page 8: ...monitor restores normal function again Monitoring will be stopped while user configurations will be saved automatically when the monitor is powered off To reduce the hazard of burns in high frequency...

Page 9: ...2 3 1 Icons on menu area 22 2 4 Using the Monitor Menus 25 2 4 1 Menu Setup 25 2 4 2 Submenu 25 2 4 3 Exiting a menu 25 2 5 Configuring the Display 25 2 5 1 Using the Big Number Screen 25 2 5 2 Using...

Page 10: ...rt Rate Volume 45 4 5 Changing the ECG Mode 46 4 6 Changing HR Alarm Settings 46 4 7 Monitoring Arrhythmia 46 4 7 1 Turning Arrhythmia Analysis On and Off 46 4 7 2 Choosing an ECG Lead for Arrhythmia...

Page 11: ...tings 60 7 9 Calibrating NIBP and Compensating Pressure 60 7 10 Safety Information 60 Chapter 8 Monitoring Temperature 62 8 1 Selecting and Connecting Temperature Probes 62 8 2 Influencing Factors 62...

Page 12: ...nesthesia gas overview 75 11 1 1 Principle of measurement of anesthesia gas module 75 11 1 2 The intended use of the Multi Gas module 75 11 1 3 Before Monitoring 75 11 2 Connect the accessory 76 11 3...

Page 13: ...Restoring Default Set Up 91 13 8 Changing the IOC Alarm Setings 91 Chapter 14 Review 92 14 1 Trend Table display 92 14 2 Trend Graph display 92 14 3 NIBP Review 93 14 4 Waveform Recall 93 14 5 Alarm R...

Page 14: ...B 4 Temperature Specifications 112 B 5 Non invasive Blood Pressure Specifications 113 B 6 Carbon Dioxide Specifications 113 B 7 Invasive Blood Pressure Specifications 114 B 8 Multi Gas Specification 1...

Page 15: ...is guide This guide describes the monitor features and options Your monitor may not have all of them What you see on the screen how the menus appear and so forth depends on the way it has been configu...

Page 16: ...equipment accessories or their packaging show signs of damage do not use the equipment 9 4 2 Setting up the Monitor Place and use the monitor in an appropriate location that conforms to the environme...

Page 17: ...standards Plug one end of the specified power cord into an AC power supply with a protection grounded wire Plug the other end into the power connector on the monitor When the power cord is correctly...

Page 18: ...tor on or off Power on off light Green Power on Steady green Power off No light 3 AC Power LED AC Power LED Green Connect AC Power Steady green No AC Power No LED light 4 Charging LED Charging LED Yel...

Page 19: ...eeze the waveforms 9 Navigation wheel When a menu is displayed rotate and press the navigation wheel to select and change the settings 10 Alarm pauses Start or stop the alarm 11 Silence Shut off the a...

Page 20: ...Connects to the grounding system 7 Speaker vent The voice outlet of monitor 8 Nurse Call Port Nurse Call Output 9 USB Por Used for software upgrade or date input output 10 Multi function Port Nurse Ca...

Page 21: ...O2 connector 8 ECG RESP ECG connector 9 SpO2 SpO2 connector 10 Battery door 11 Recorder door 2 2 4 The Bottom Panel The following figure shows the bottom panel of the iMD 12 Patient Monitor iMD 8 iMD...

Page 22: ...ribes the screen display Table 2 4 Screen Display Description Item Number Description Item Number Description 1 Date and time 6 Monitor status 2 Patient information 7 Waveforms 3 Technical alarm messa...

Page 23: ...Instructions Manual First Edition May 2018 23 Meaning Icon Description Interface Change screen Page Up...

Page 24: ...set up NIBP Press to start or stop NIBP Measurement Record Setup Record output setup Alarm Setup Alarm Limits Setup Volume Press to set up volume Patient Press to display patient information Menu Stan...

Page 25: ...n 2 Make your changes then click icon to return to the previous menu 3 Repeat until you return to the monitoring screen Or press Desktop back to monitor screen directly 2 4 3 Exiting a menu You can ex...

Page 26: ...Screen In the dynamic trend view the monitor displays the most recent trends The parameter values are plotted vertically along the y axis of the graphical display You can set a time range in the Dyn T...

Page 27: ...m 2 5 3 Using Standard Mode Figure 2 8a Example of Standard interface Screen To display Standard interface screen 1 Enter Main menu 2 Enter Setup 3 Choose to display optional at Select Interface A Lis...

Page 28: ...onfirm 5 An OxyCRG screen displays a compressed RESP waveform and beat to beat trends for HR and SpO2 To configure the time span of the OxyCRG 1 Enter OxyCRG area OxyCRG Setup window appears 2 Press t...

Page 29: ...Other Bed Screen 1 Information Area shows the patient information including bed number patient type 2 View Area shows physiological waveforms and parameters To change a waveform for viewing select th...

Page 30: ...2 Confirm Yes to enter Standby mode The screen displays a Standby message 3 Press any key on the right panel or touch the screen or press navigation wheel to exit standby mode and return to the monito...

Page 31: ...zing the Waveforms You can freeze the real time waveforms to check measurements more closely When monitoring Press the Waveform Freeze key on the right panel to freeze waveforms Or enter Freeze menu a...

Page 32: ...formation 5 Click icon to confirm and back to previous menu 6 Exit the menu Method 2 1 Enter Date and Time area 2 Change date and time information 3 Click icon to confirm and back to previous menu 4 E...

Page 33: ...ant information displays at the top left of the monitoring screen Note Patient information is saved when there is a power loss Changing the Type in the Patient Information window also changes the Pati...

Page 34: ...nt use When a technical alarm occurs there might be problems with readability of patient data however measurements are not interrupted 3 2 Alarm Levels Both physiological alarms and technical alarms a...

Page 35: ...ate every 2 seconds For more information on alarm messages 3 4 Audible Alarms When audible alarms are turned on the audible alarms are repeated at certain intervals If alarms of more than one priority...

Page 36: ...alarms Press OFF to turn off all audible alarms 5 Click icon to confirm and back to previous menu 6 Exit the menu To turn on off individual audible alarms Method 1 1 Enter the Alarm Setup menu 2 Choos...

Page 37: ...1 Enter Main menu 2 Enter Setup menu 3 Volume options 1 2 3 and 4 available at Alarm Volume 4 Click icon to confirm and back to previous menu 5 Exit the menu 3 5 Setting Alarm Limits You can set alar...

Page 38: ...ain menu 2 Enter Default menu 3 Choose an option No or Yes Yes keeping current alarm limits NO restoring adult default alarm limits Note User cannot change default alarm limit 3 6 Reviewing Alarm Even...

Page 39: ...ctrodes Note Thorough skin cleaning plays an important role in minimizing electrostatic interference Before using high frequency devices properly clean the skin and attach electrodes correctly to the...

Page 40: ...own V5 Brown Orange C5 White Black V6 Brown Violet C6 White Violet When placing electrodes choose a flat non muscular site where the signal will not be affected by movement or bones Correct lead place...

Page 41: ...re 4 3 12 Lead Locations 4 1 1 Changing a Lead Set A pair of electrodes forms a lead Each lead provides a different view of the same cardiac activity You can select a proper lead mode and an ECG lead...

Page 42: ...quipment must be properly grounded to avoid a current inflow hazard This can cause interference on the ECG signal 4 1 3 Connecting ECG Cables To connect ECG cables 1 Attach the clips or snaps to the e...

Page 43: ...6 ECG numeric pane label 7 ECG value 8 ST numeric pane label ST1 ST2 9 ST value ST1 ST2 10 Heartbeat indicator 11 Time interval once per second 12 PVCs numeric pane label 13 PVCs value 4 2 2 Displayin...

Page 44: ...tup menu at numeric panes 2 Choose Lead Type 3 Choose 12 Leads 4 Enter Other Setup ECG Other Setup windows appears 5 Choose ECG Display a List box appear 6 Choose Multi Lead Display 7 Exit the menu 4...

Page 45: ...r ECG1 or ECG2 waveform area ECG1 Waveform Setup or ECG2 Waveform Setup window appears 2 Selecting different waveform speed 3 The ECG waveform speed options are 50 0 mm s 25 0 mm s and 12 5 mm s 4 Exi...

Page 46: ...sounds again The Alarm Off configuration is not saved when the monitor is turned off When you turn the monitor on again audible alarms are on by default 4 7 Monitoring Arrhythmia Arrhythmia short for...

Page 47: ...heartbeat is detected an Asystole alarm message appears on the monitor The system only collects ARR signals from the ECG1 channel 4 8 Changing Arrhythmia Alarm Settings When an ARR occurs the ARR occu...

Page 48: ...interference to the ECG signals When using ES equipment place the patient lead wires and cables far away from the operating room table and other devices Note ECG cables can be damaged when connected t...

Page 49: ...Some patients especially neonates expand their chests laterally In this case it is best to place the two respiratory electrodes in the right midaxillary and left lateral chest areas at the patient s...

Page 50: ...information on changing the speed of the waveform see Changing the Waveform Speed on page 26 The options for waveform speeds are 25 0 mm s 12 5 mm s and 6 25 mm s 5 3 3 Changing the Color of the Respi...

Page 51: ...Press Apnea Alarm a list box appears 3 Press No close Apnea Alarm Press 10s 15s 20s 25s 30s 35s and 40s to confirm Apnea alarm on Apnea Alarm Time is the time that has elapsed since the last detected...

Page 52: ...e patient s heart Ensure that the sensor is not on extremities with an arterial catheter or intra vascular venous infusion line Ensure that the sensor is the appropriate size The sensor should not be...

Page 53: ...e sensor Poor perfusion Warning Inspect the application site every two to three hours to ensure skin quality and correct optical alignment If the skin quality changes move the sensor to another site C...

Page 54: ...anging the speed of the waveform see Changing the Waveform Speed on page 27 The options for waveform speed are 25 0 mm s 12 5 mm s 6 7 2 Changing the Color of the SpO2 Waveform For more information on...

Page 55: ...ime 1 Enter into Masimo Setup menu 2 Select average time 2 4s 4 6s 8s 10s 12s 14s and 16s 3 Exit the menu Note Average time controls SpO2 average calculation 6 11 2 Turn on off Fast sat mode Change Fa...

Page 56: ...ic reactions to the adhesive Avoid placing the sensor on extremities with an arterial catheter or intravascular venous infusion line If a sensor is too loose it might compromise the optical alignment...

Page 57: ...along the left or the right side of the patient s arm to avoid tangling The following figure show correct cuff placement Figure 7 1 NIBP Cuff Placement 5 Attach the cuff hose to the NIBP connector on...

Page 58: ...r of fat surrounding a limb dampens the oscillations coming from the artery On an edematous extremity 7 3 The NIBP Display The following figure shows an example of the NIBP numeric pane Figure 7 2 NIB...

Page 59: ...c pane The monitor starts to count down after an NIBP measurement completes When the measurement is paused it reverts to the present time display until the next measurement 7 5 Selecting the NIBP Inte...

Page 60: ...ssure NIBP calibration and pressure compensation is not user configurable A qualified service professional should perform NIBP calibration and pressure compensation every twelve months or when you sus...

Page 61: ...nd leads to nuisance alarms Select an appropriate cuff and ensure that the correct patient type is selected before monitoring Wrong cuff sizes can overload inflation pressure on pediatric or neonatal...

Page 62: ...lected For more information on the temperature probes see Temperature Accessories on page 75 Warning Never reuse disposable temperature probes to avoid cross infection Never exchange and use temperatu...

Page 63: ...ay 1 Enter TEMP Setup at numeric pane 2 Turn off the TEMP Setup by click icon or press Desktop menu 8 6 Changing the Temperature Unit You can configure the temperature unit to or The unit displays in...

Page 64: ...accordingly See the probe package for a Use by date Use only the specified probes for your monitor When the probe is disconnected or loose the monitor stops measuring the temperature with no audible a...

Page 65: ...espiratory airway is sampled with constant sampling flow and analyzed by the CO2 sensor built in the module 9 2 Preparation before monitoring 9 4 1 Selection of CO2 accessories All the accessories wer...

Page 66: ...he patient s face as shown in Figure 9 2 then connect the oxygen supply pipe to the oxygen supply system and then set the oxygen flow rate according to the doctor s order Figure 9 2 oral nasal tube co...

Page 67: ...hange CO2 waveform speed Change of CO2 unit Change the high and low limits of CO2 alarm Change the ins alarm upper limit Change the AWRR alarm high and low limits Selection of CO2 measurement mode Oth...

Page 68: ...4 4 Other settings Using the CO2 other settings menu you can Change balance gas Change calculation cycle Set O2 compensation Change humidity compensation Set the current atmospheric pressure Default...

Page 69: ...ses ATPD Pco2 mmHg CO2 vol Pamb 100 BTPS Pco2 mmHg CO2 vol Pamb 47 100 Among them pCO2 is the partial pressure of CO2 vol is the gas concentration and pamb is the environmental pressure with the unit...

Page 70: ...for different monitoring objects 9 7 Carbon dioxide safety information Warning use only the accessories provided by our company to ensure accurate CO2 measurement results The sampling tube should be r...

Page 71: ...lood Pressure Before starting an IBP measurement set the correct pressure measurement and corresponding pressure label 10 3 1 Connecting and flushing the IBP Tubing To connect and flush the tubing 1 P...

Page 72: ...mospheric pressure exerted on the transducer 3 Position the transducer so that it is level with the heart approximately at the level of the midaxillary line 4 Enter IBP Setup at numeric panes 5 Choose...

Page 73: ...f the gain options as the IBP waveform gain according to the measured pressure To change the IBP gain 1 Enter IBP Setup Menu at numeric panes 2 Choose Channel Gain or Channel2 Gian The IBP gain option...

Page 74: ...rm limit settings see Setting Individual Alarm Limits on page 33 Warning Set correct alarm limits for the selected pressure type Alarm limits change if you change pressure types 10 10 Safety Informati...

Page 75: ...the mirror is reflected onto a pair of Figure cells Oxygen attracted into the magnetic field will push the glass spheres from the strongest part of the magnetic field causing the suspension to rotate...

Page 76: ...nsures a smooth uninterrupted sample gas flow resulting in gas measurements with short response times A standard Luer lock connection allows the Nomoline sampling lines to fit many patient interfaces...

Page 77: ...ti Gas Setup By using Multi Gas Setup this follow setting can be done Change Alarm On Off Change Alarm level Change CO2 N2O AA AA2 and O2 unit Change Waveform Speed Changing the FiAA AA2 High Alarm Se...

Page 78: ...signal analyzed by the monitor You can configure the multi Gas gain at following ways Method 1 1 Enter Multi Gas Setup menu at numeric panes 2 Enter Other Setup Multi Gas Other Setup appears 3 Choose...

Page 79: ...1 Enter Multi Gas Setup menu at numeric panes 2 Enter Other Setup Multi Gas Other Setup appears 3 Enter N2O Compensate setup from 0 100 4 Exit the menu 11 3 12 Multi Gas Zeroing To Zeroing Multi Gas...

Page 80: ...e 27 AG work mode 13 CO2 unit 28 AWRR Value 14 N2O label 29 MAC label and value 15 N2O Value 30 AG label Note The monitor can display the waveform and numerics of two multi Gas If you suspect the meas...

Page 81: ...be reused Dispose of the water trap sampling line and airway adapter in accordance with local regulations Connect only approved gas sampling lines to the water trap Only use the Multi Gas module with...

Page 82: ...the cardiac output can be obtained and then stroke output is obtained in accordance with the heart rate Before average cardiac output C O and Cardiac Index C I are edited maximum six times can be meas...

Page 83: ...ngs are some technique suggestions to obtain accurate C O Injectate solution must be cooler than the patient s blood Inject solution rapidly and smoothly Inject at end expiration Wait 1 minute between...

Page 84: ...dow Before calculating maximum 6 measurements can be done If more than 6 measurements are done each time when a new measurement starts the first measurement result will be erased 5 Information Remind...

Page 85: ...ars Injection temperature exceeds the limit that must be injection temperature is over 30 Please replace the injection before restarting the measurement 12 2 2 4 Meas Interval The minimum interval bet...

Page 86: ...ption show in table 11 2 and 11 3 Table 11 2 Input Parameters Description Input Parameter Reference Range Unit Note C O 0 20 L min HR 0 300 bpm HR is patient ECG value you can input manually PAM 0 50...

Page 87: ...interface and there will be TB data appears 2 Please check details in TB Alarm High Low limit to setup TB alarm limit correctly Figure 11 3 TB Monitoring 12 3 Changing the C O Alarm Settings C O alar...

Page 88: ...the EEG is evaluated in specific frequency bands These are used to define two energy ratios called alpha and beta Both show a shift in energy content from the higher to the lower frequencies during an...

Page 89: ...administration of a neuromuscular blocking agent will cause the CSI to decrease Since patients receiving neuromuscular blocking agents cannot exhibit movement as a sign of arousal the CSI is a valuab...

Page 90: ...tient s forehead 13 3 3 Connect the CMS 1 One side with the sensor on the patient and the other side to the CMS 2 Connect the external power cable or install the rechargeable battery 3 Connect to the...

Page 91: ...the IOC gain at following ways Method 1 1 Enter IOC Setup menu at numeric panes 2 Choose Waveform Gain a list box appears 10 20 40 80 100 150 200 are options 3 Exit the menu Method 2 1 Enter IOC wave...

Page 92: ...Review Menu at menu area press Trend Graph comet to menu 2 Press parameter at left area HR PVCs STl ST2 SpO2 PR NIBP SYS MAP DIA IBP1 IBP2 RR Tl T2 CO2 INCO2 and AWRR are options 3 Choose RES a List...

Page 93: ...4 Choose Waveform Speed 6 25mm s 12 5mm s and 25 0mm s are options 5 Choose Waveform Number 1 2 3 and 4 are options 6 Exit the menu 14 5 Alarm Recall Physiological alarm You can review alarm events th...

Page 94: ...d by the un normal ways such as lightning stroke or artificially damaged the system can t ensure to keep records 14 6 Technical Alarm Event Recall The steps of checking the technical alarm event recal...

Page 95: ...sage is the drug volume injected per unit time The dosage is related to the Dosage Unit selected When the Dosage Unit is changed the Dosage value changes accordingly You can select the following units...

Page 96: ...alid 15 3 Using the Titration Chart You can view the injected drug dosage for different infusion rates You can only use the Titration Chart after the drug concentration infusion rate titration rate an...

Page 97: ...rd 16 2 Loading the Recorder Note Use only manufactured supplied thermal paper with a width of 50 mm using the wrong paper can damage the recorder or cause it not to print 1 Open paper warehouse inser...

Page 98: ...nical problems 16 4 Selecting the Record Content The monitor records waveforms and values of the selected parameter Before recording select an option from the Record Content menu to record either the...

Page 99: ...t lighting and radiation Ambient temperatures over 50 Liquids Starch adhesive agent oily paper or carbon paper Ethane oxide plastic rubber adhesive tape fluorescent ink or red inks Never squeeze apply...

Page 100: ...Never immerse any part of the equipment in liquid or allow any liquid to enter electrical contacts Never use abrasive material such as steel wool or silver polish Never use bleach or strong solvents s...

Page 101: ...idue Then dry all sensor and cable surfaces with a clean dry cloth Set the sensor aside allowing it to dry completely Note If you notice any signs of deterioration or damage to the sensor or cable imm...

Page 102: ...monitor after disinfection You can use the following disinfectants Ethanol up to 70 1 and 2 Propanol up to 70 Glutaraldehyde up to 3 6 Note Disinfect the accessories according to the manufacturer s i...

Page 103: ...ast once a month 18 2 Battery Indicators When the monitor is powered by the internal battery a battery power gauge displays on the top right corner of the screen and shows the remaining battery capaci...

Page 104: ...on page 70 2 Connect the monitor to an AC power source The charging LED flashes indicating the charging status 3 Charge the battery at least 8 hours The charging LED is steady on and the battery power...

Page 105: ...tors are properly engaged at each end to prevent rotation or other strain 19 2 Maintenance Tasks and Test Schedules The following tasks are for qualified service professionals only Ensure that these t...

Page 106: ...the electrode and whether the patient site where the electrode attached is clean Replace the electrode or clean the contact site Table 19 3 SpO2 Problems Problem Solution There is no SpO2 waveform or...

Page 107: ...nts status Check whether the accessories are connected correctly Table 19 7 IBP Problems Problem Solution IBP1 IBP2 need Zero Cal Enter the IBP Setup menu and zero the transducer again Restart IBP mea...

Page 108: ...or electromyographic EMG activity can elevate the CSI under certain circumstances When this happens attention must be paid to the stimuli received by the patient during surgery When the patient is asl...

Page 109: ...ection temp cable Temperature sensor cable with a 2 25k ohm resistor C O drift catheter and catheter housing 131HF7 C O in line injection temp housing BD SP5045 Warning Reusing single use accessories...

Page 110: ...in the range of 0 8Mv 0 8mV Other scope is not defined Pacemaker pulse rejection capability Meets AAMI EC 13 ECG leads 5 lead Alarm indication Visual and audible indicators QRS indicator Audible tone...

Page 111: ...o alarm for high heart rate 10s Time to alarm for low heart rate 10s B 2 Respiration Specifications The following table describes the respiration specifications Table B 2 Respiration Specifications Pa...

Page 112: ...ied sensors Pulse rate display Numeric 1 Information about wavelength ranges can be useful for clinicians performing photo dynamic therapy 2 Sensor accuracy was obtained by performing controlled hypox...

Page 113: ...c 20 mmHg 165mmHg 2 7 kPa 22 0kPa Neonate 20mmHg 110mmHg 2 7kPa 14 7kPa NIBP accuracy 0 80kPa 6mmHg Cuff pressure range Adult pediatric 0 mmHg 300 mmHg 0 kPa 40 0 kPa Neonate 0 mmHg 150 mmHg 0 kPa 20...

Page 114: ...0 mmHg ICP 10 40 mmHg IBP accuracy 1 mmHg or 2 whichever is greater Unit mmHg or kPa Sampling rate 62 5 times per second Waveform speed 6 25 mm s 12 5 mm s 25 0 mm s Transducer sensitivity Intellivue...

Page 115: ...5 Vol Enflurane Accuracy 0 15 vol 15 rel Isoflurane Measure range 0 Vol 5 Vol Isoflurane Accuracy 0 15 vol 15 rel Halothane Measure range 0 Vol 5 Vol Halothane Accuracy 0 15 vol 15 rel Sevoflurane Mea...

Page 116: ...current 0 01uA Battery 9V Alkaline or rechargeable NiMH Max battery lifetime Alkaline 18h transmitting wireless 30h standalone B 10Power Specifications The following table describes the power specific...

Page 117: ...specifications Table B 12 Recorder Specifications Parameter Specification Type Thermal array recorder Mode Real time recording Channel 1 2 channel s Speed 25 0 mm s 50 0 mm s B 13Environmental Specif...

Page 118: ...erface Specifications The following table describes the interface specifications Table B 14 Interface Specification Parameter Specification Isolation 1 5 kV Delay time 0 5 s Data output Via Ethernet p...

Page 119: ...rval less than 600ms R on T HIGH or MED HR 100 R R interval less than 1 3 the average interval There is a compensatory pause the length is 1 25X average R R interval Only for the next R wave interrupt...

Page 120: ...and IBP C 2The Technical alarm information Table C 2 Technical alarm information Source Alarm information Level Reason and Solution ECG Leads Off LOW Electrodes are disconnected to the patient or lead...

Page 121: ...ST1 Exceed LOW ST2 Exceed LOW...

Page 122: ...ameter value is over range please contact your service representative SpO2 Exceed LOW PR Alarm Limit Error LOW PR Exceed LOW PI Alarm Limit Error LOW PI Exceed LOW NIBP SYS Alarm Limit Error LOW NIBP...

Page 123: ...legally Reset LOW There is a malfunction during NIBP measurement check whether air circuit blocked and remeasure TEMP T1 Sensor Off LOW The TEMP sensor is disconnected from the patient or module check...

Page 124: ...Initialization Error MED There is a CO2 module error or communication between the module and main board has failed restart CO2 Communication Error MED CO2 Communication Stop MED CO2 Alarm Limit Error...

Page 125: ...Error3 MED Module Initialization Error4 MED Module Initialization Error5 MED PM 5V Too High MED The parameter module power failed restart PM 5V Too Low MED PM 3 3V Too High MED PM 3 3V Too Low MED Re...

Page 126: ...rhythmia ART Arterial pressure aVL Left arm augmented lead aVR Right arm augmented lead BSA Body surface area BT Blood temperature C O Cardiac output C a v O2 Arteriovenous oxygen content CaO2 Arteria...

Page 127: ...ISO Isoflurane LA Left arm LCW Left cardiac work LCWI Left cardiac work index LL Left leg LVSW Left ventricular stroke work LVSWI Left ventricular stroke work index MAP Mean arterial pressure MV Minu...

Page 128: ...RVSW Right ventricular stroke work RVSWI Right ventricular stroke work index SEV Sevoflurane SI Stroke index SpO2 Arterial oxygen saturation from pulse oximetry SV Stroke volume SVI Stroke volume ind...

Page 129: ...mended separation distance between RF communications equipment and the product The cables sensors transducers and other accessories for which compliance is claimed are listed in this manual Warning Us...

Page 130: ...unity for all Equipment and Systems Table E 2 Electromagnetic Immunity for all Equipment and Systems Immunity Test IEC 60601 Test Level Compliance Level Electromagnetic Environment Guidance Electrosta...

Page 131: ...ompliance Level Electromagnetic Environment Guidance Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz 3 V m Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the...

Page 132: ...distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment transmitters and the iMD 12 Patient Monitor is recommended below according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment...

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