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Biocare iM 12 - User Manual

Biocare iM 12
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User Manual
Shenzhen Biocare Bio-Medical Equipment Co., Ltd.
P/N: 02111717-01
Veterinary Monitor
Model: iM 12&iM 15

Table of Contents

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Summary

About the User Manual

Chapter 1 Operation Safety Information

Customer Required Reading

Outlines essential safety guidelines for monitor usage, animal care, and accessory handling.

1.1 Safety Information

Details critical safety warnings and precautions for operating the monitor.

1.4 Safety Requirements

Covers animal number, interference, water exposure, accuracy, and alarm safety.

1.5 Device Identifications

Explains safety symbols and other device identification icons used in the manual.

Chapter 2 Overview

2.1 Brief Introduction

Introduces the monitor's applicability, scope, and monitoring functions.

2.3 Main Unit

Details the physical components of the monitor's main unit.

2.5 Screen Display

Describes the monitor's screen layouts and interface elements.

2.6 Shortcut Key

Explains how to customize and use the shortcut keys for efficient operation.

Chapter 3 Basic Operation

3.1 Installation

Provides instructions for unpacking, checking contents, and inspecting for damage.

3.2 Operation Preparation

Details the steps for preparing the monitor before patient monitoring.

3.3 Monitoring

Outlines the basic steps for setting up and performing patient monitoring.

3.4 Turn Off

Provides the correct procedure for shutting down the veterinary monitor.

3.7 Interface Setup

Guides users on how to access and configure screen settings.

3.9 General Setup

Details how to set up hospital information, units, and other system configurations.

3.10 Configuration Management

Guides on saving custom configurations for different animal types or settings.

Chapter 4 Animal Management

4.1 Admit Animal

Guides on how to admit a new animal for monitoring, including demographic data.

4.5 Data Management

Covers functions for exporting and managing patient data.

4.6 Central Monitoring System

Explains how to connect the monitor to a central monitoring network.

Chapter 5 User Interface

5.1 Interface Style Setup

Details on setting interface type, brightness, and parameter/waveform regions.

5.2 Standard Interface

Describes the default interface layout with parameters and waveforms on the left/right.

5.3 Minitrends Interface

Explains the Minitrends interface, showing short trends alongside waveforms.

5.6 View Other Bed Interface

Explains how to monitor other connected beds on the network.

Chapter 6 Parameter Monitoring

6.1 ECG

Provides detailed information on ECG monitoring principles, safety, and setup.

6.2 Resp

Details respiration monitoring methods, electrode placement, and setup options.

6.4 SpO2

Covers SpO2 monitoring principles, safety, sensor usage, and setup.

6.5 NIBP

Explains NIBP measurement, safety, procedures, and setup.

6.6 Temp

Details temperature monitoring, safety precautions, procedures, and setup.

6.7 IBP (Optional)

Covers invasive blood pressure monitoring, safety, setup, and zero-calibration.

6.8 CO2 (Optional)

Explains CO2 monitoring principles, module types, safety, and setup.

6.10 AG anesthetic gas (optional)

Details anesthetic gas monitoring principles, module types, and setup.

Chapter 7 Alarm

7.5 Alarm Setup

Guides users on how to access and configure the alarm settings window.

7.6 Alarm Configuration

Detailed configuration options for alarms, including pause time and modes.

7.8 Alarm Pause

Explains how to pause active alarms temporarily.

7.9 Alarm Silence

Details how to silence audible and visual alarms.

7.10 Alarm Detection and Counter Measures

General guidelines for responding to monitor alarms.

Chapter 8 Freeze and Review

8.1 Enter Freeze

Instructions on how to freeze the current waveforms on the screen.

8.4 Review

Explains how to access and navigate the review window for stored data.

8.4.2 Graphic Trends

Viewing graphical representations of trends over time.

8.4.3 Tabular Trends

Viewing trend data in a tabular format.

8.4.4 Events

Reviewing recorded events like alarms, manual marks, and parameter changes.

8.4.6 Long ECG

Viewing extended ECG waveform data, including magnified sections.

Chapter 9 Calculations

9.2 Medication Calculation

Guides on performing medication dosage calculations using specific formulas.

9.3 Hemodynamic Calculation

Explains how to perform, review, and output hemodynamic calculations.

Chapter 10 Recording

10.2 Record Setup

Details on setting record mode, curve selection, and paper speed for recordings.

10.3 Start and Stop Recording

Procedures for starting, stopping, and automatic recording triggers.

Chapter 11 Other Functions

11.5 Defibrillation synchronization

Explains the defibrillation synchronization feature and its safety precautions.

11.8 Standby Mode

How to enter and exit the monitor's standby mode.

Chapter 12 Battery

12.2 Battery Installation

Step-by-step instructions for installing or replacing the battery.

Chapter 13 Cleaning and Maintenance

13.1 Cleaning of Monitor

Procedures and recommended cleaning agents for the monitor's exterior.

13.6 Inspection of Monitor

Outlines periodic inspection requirements and what to do if damage is found.

Chapter 14 Maintenance

14.1 Safety Information

General safety warnings regarding monitor repair and technician contact.

14.5 User Maintain

Accessing the User Maintain menu for system settings and configurations.

14.7 Monitor System Information

How to view system information like startup times, ID, and configuration details.

Chapter 15 Troubleshooting and Solutions

15.1 Check before Use

Pre-operational checks to ensure the monitor is safe and functional.

15.2 The Monitor cannot be Turned On

Troubleshooting steps for when the monitor fails to power on.

15.4 No Display on Screen

Troubleshooting steps for cases where the screen remains blank.

15.6 No Measured Result of NIBP

Steps to resolve issues when NIBP measurements are not obtained.

15.7 No Measured Result of SpO2

Troubleshooting steps for cases where SpO2 measurements are not obtained.

15.8 Measure Result of EtCO2 is Low (Optional)

Troubleshooting for low EtCO2 measurement results, including calibration issues.

Appendix A Packaging and Accessories

A.2 Accessories

A comprehensive list of all included accessories for ECG, SpO2, NIBP, etc.

Appendix B Product Specifications

B.1 Safety Specifications

Details the safety classification, environmental, and power specifications.

B.3 Hardware Specifications

Provides specifications for the display, recorder, and battery components.

B.6 Measuring Specifications

Lists detailed specifications for various monitoring parameters like ECG, NIBP, and SpO2.

Appendix C Alarm Information

Physiological Alarm Information

Lists physiological alarms, their triggering conditions, and recommended treatment measures.

Technical Alarm Information

Details technical alarms related to module connections and system errors.

Appendix D Factory Default Setup

D.2 Alarm

Default settings for global alarm parameters and alarm configuration.

D.3 Alarm Limit

Default alarm limits for various parameters based on animal weight categories.

D.6 ECG

Default ECG setup parameters including filter, gain, and lead set.

D.7 NIBP

Default NIBP setup parameters like initial pressure and measure mode.

Appendix E EMC- Guidance and Manufactures Declaration

E.1 Guidance and manufacture’s declaration-electromagnetic emissions for all EQUIPMENT and SYSTEMS

Declaration regarding electromagnetic emissions from the monitor and its environment.

E.2 Guidance and manufacture’s declaration-electromagnetic immunity for all EQUIPMENT and SYSTEMS

Declaration regarding electromagnetic immunity of the monitor and its environment.

Biocare iM 12 Specifications

General IconGeneral
SpO2Yes
NIBPYes
RESPYes
TEMPYes
PRYes
Power SupplyAC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Volume Range1-9999 mL

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