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General| SpO2 | Yes |
|---|---|
| NIBP | Yes |
| RESP | Yes |
| TEMP | Yes |
| PR | Yes |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium battery |
| Display | TFT LCD |
| ECG | 3-lead or 5-lead |
| Type | Portable patient monitor |
Describes the physical components and views of the patient monitor.
Details the various connectors and ports available on the monitor.
Information on supported measurement modules and their installation.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used in the equipment.
Crucial safety information, warnings, and precautions for monitor operation.
General safety practices for monitor installation and operation.
Key safety considerations like interference, accuracy, and proper use.
Necessary conditions for safe monitor operation and compliance.
Guides on unpacking, checking, and starting the patient monitor.
Covers starting/stopping monitoring, standby mode, networked monitoring, and operation modes.
Explains the screen display, smartkeys, and basic interface elements.
Details setting measurement modules, labels, conflicts, mouse/keyboard/SD usage, and general configurations.
Explains how to customize display style, including sweep mode, brightness, and parameter colors.
Details various screen layouts like Standard, 7-lead, 12-lead, Big Numerics, and Trends.
Classifies alarms by type (physiological, technical) and severity (high, medium, low).
Details how alarms are visually and audibly indicated, plus status symbols.
Covers adjusting alarm volume, parameter settings, silencing, pausing, and acknowledging alarms.
Explains latching alarms and the procedure to follow when an alarm occurs.
Guides on admitting new patients, quick admission, and editing patient data.
Details the process for discharging a patient and managing patient records.
Essential safety warnings for using ECG equipment and during defibrillation.
Guides on skin prep, electrode placement for 3, 5, 12-lead ECG, and surgical patients.
Explains ECG display, modes, QRS volume, primary lead, and waveform settings.
Covers ST segment monitoring, settings, display, and alarm configurations.
Details arrhythmia detection, settings, alarm configuration, relearning, and review.
Covers safety warnings and the steps for performing respiration rate monitoring.
Details the respiration rate display and configuration options for leads, apnea alarms, and waveforms.
Essential safety warnings for SpO2 sensor usage, MRI, and skin care.
Guides on selecting, connecting, applying SpO2 sensors, and managing settings.
Explains SpO2 display and detailed parameter settings for various modes and sensors.
Lists factors affecting accuracy, signal loss, and relevant vendor information.
Safety warnings for Temp probes, calibration, and handling.
Guides on selecting, connecting, applying Temp probes, and checking alarm settings.
Details Temp display and settings for temperature difference (TD) parameters.
Critical safety warnings and conditions affecting NIBP measurement accuracy.
Guides on preparing for NIBP measurement, different modes, and starting/stopping.
Details the NIBP display and configuration options for units, alarms, and inflation.
Covers resetting the NIBP module and essential maintenance procedures.
Safety warnings and steps for connecting and performing IBP monitoring.
Details IBP display, alarm sources, units, format, waveform settings, and calculations.
Guides on zeroing the pressure transducer and the importance of calibration.
Explains the principles of CO2 measurement and methods (Mainstream/Microstream).
Guides on monitoring using Mainstream and Microstream CO2 modules, including setup.
Explains CO2 display and detailed parameter settings for units, alarms, cycles, and corrections.
Guides on zeroing the CO2 sensor and lists important safety information.
Guides on monitoring Anesthetic Gas using Mainstream and Sidestream modules, including setup and pre-use checks.
Explains AG display, MAC calculation, parameter settings, alarm configuration, and waveform options.
Crucial safety warnings for mainstream and sidestream AG modules, adapters, and handling.
Covers zeroing procedures for mainstream and sidestream AG modules, and preventive maintenance.
Details how to freeze, review, and navigate through frozen waveforms on the monitor.
Instructions on how to exit the frozen waveform mode and resume normal display.
Guides on reviewing graphic and tabular trends, selecting parameters, and time intervals.
Details how to review NIBP results, parameter alarms, and holographic waveforms.
Guides on calculating drug dosages, units, and using titration tables.
Details how to perform hemodynamic, nephridium, ventilation, and oxygenation calculations using input parameters.
Details the Nurse Call feature and analog signal output capabilities of the monitor.
Details the recorder's function, types, and setup options for waveforms and speed.
Guides on starting/stopping recording, installing paper, clearing jams, and cleaning the recorder.
Covers battery introduction, installation, optimization, performance checks, and disposal.
Outlines periodic safety checks, maintenance, and testing by qualified personnel.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning the monitor and its various accessories.
Lists available ECG cables and various SpO2 sensors and extension cables.
Details Temp probes, NIBP cuffs, IBP kits, CO2 modules, and AG sensors/adapters.
Details safety classifications per IEC60601-1 and environmental operating conditions.
Lists physical dimensions, power requirements, display, recorder, battery, LED, and connector details.
Provides detailed technical specifications for ECG, Resp, NIBP, SpO2, Temp, IBP, CO2, and AG measurements.
Lists factory default settings for System, Interface, Alarm, Recorder, ECG, SpO2, NIBP, IBP, CO2, AG, and O2.
Lists and explains system, ECG, Resp, SpO2, Temp, NIBP, IBP, CO2, and AG alarm messages and their causes.
Details electromagnetic emission compliance and guidance for equipment and systems.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity compliance and separation distances for RF equipment.
