Haemonetics BloodTrack Kiosk V5, Руководство по установке

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BloodTrack Kiosk® V5 Installation Guide
HAE: SM-BloodTrack-08(AA) SBC100xxx
GBE: 2000-JNB0012 11
USB type A receptacle. Although this is a standard USB type A port, it is only for use by
support personnel to connect support peripherals
—for example, a keyboard.
If a third-party peripheral device is required to be connected to the BloodTrack
Kiosk V5, then one of the two ports on the left side (see
Figure 5 ) should be used.
Connection and configuration of the BloodTrack Kiosk V5 to third-party USB peripherals
should only be undertaken subject to the site survey, in conjunction with the healthcare
site. This is required in order to identify, analyze, evaluate and control the risks to
patients, operators or other third parties, where the USB connection is made with other
equipment.
Any cables used to connect USB peripherals must be a type with integral molded ferrite
at both ends of the cable where the USB connects to the peripheral device, and to the
BloodTrack Kiosk V5 host USB port. This is unless the cable is integrated into the
peripheral device.
Changes to the peripherals connected after installation (changes in
configuration/settings, connection of additional items, disconnection of the BloodTrack
Kiosk V5 or additional items, or an update/upgrade of equipment connected) could
introduce new risks and would require additional analysis.
If the USB connection fails, the BloodTrack Courier software will inform the user as it
will be unable to communicate with the USB device. Depending on the peripheral, it
may restrict access to the storage location. Events will be generated and subsequent
notifications given to the user at the BloodTrack Kiosk V5 as well as on the BECS. Loss
of the USB connection does not result in a hazardous situation as there are additional
procedures at the healthcare site to manage the storage location while the system is not
functioning.
2.9 Barcode Imager Specification
LED safety statement
LEDs have b
een tested and classified as “EXEMPT RISK GROUP” to the standard:
IEC 62471:2006.
2.10 Battery Specification
WARNINGS
!
•
The battery is not a user-replaceable part and should only be replaced by
Haemonetics-approved service personnel.
•
Replacement of the lithium battery by inadequately trained personnel could
result in a hazard of excessive temperatures, fire or explosion.
•
Only use the appropriate Haemonetics-approved CR2032H battery cell as
per specifications on
page 12 .