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General| ECG | Yes |
|---|---|
| SpO2 | Yes |
| NIBP | Yes |
| Respiration | Yes |
| Temperature | Yes |
| Screen Size | 12.1 inch |
| Panel Type | TFT LCD |
| Power Consumption | < 35VA |
| Weight | < 3.6 kg |
Defines the monitor's purpose and intended applications for patient monitoring.
Describes the primary components and physical layout of the vital signs monitor.
Explains the different operating modes of the monitor: Clinic Mode and Monitor Mode.
Provides critical warnings, cautions, and notes for safe operation of the monitor.
Outlines conditions for safe operation, including sterilization and environmental requirements.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the equipment and in the manual.
Guides on how to unpack and inspect the monitor and its accessories upon arrival.
Steps for inspecting and starting the vital signs monitor for initial use.
Procedure for safely powering down the vital signs monitor.
Explains the differences and usage of Clinic Mode and Monitor Mode.
How to navigate and use the monitor's menu system for operations.
Configuration options for language, screen saver, and date/time settings.
Restoring factory default settings to ensure proper monitor configuration.
How to configure and use the nurse call function for patient alerts.
Customizing screen brightness, colors, and sweep modes for optimal viewing.
Overview of the standard screen layout and its various display areas.
Accessing and managing patient demographic and monitoring data.
Enabling and disabling the monitor's demonstration mode for feature overview.
Performing maintenance tasks like NIBP test and touch screen adjustment.
Classifies alarms into physiological, technical, and prompt messages.
Details the classification of alarms by severity: high, medium, and low.
Explains how the monitor indicates alarms via tone, lamp, and screen messages.
Adjusting the volume for audible alarms on the monitor.
Configuring alarm settings for specific parameters like SpO2.
Temporarily suspending all audible and visual alarms on the monitor.
Muting system sounds and alarms for a specified duration.
Explains the principle of SpO2 measurement using light spectra and volume tracing.
Safety precautions specific to SpO2 monitoring and sensor usage.
Step-by-step guide for applying the SpO2 sensor and performing monitoring.
How SpO2 data, waveforms, and parameters are displayed on the monitor.
Configuration options for SpO2 beep volume, scan speed, and average time.
Explains the oscillometric method used for NIBP measurement.
Safety precautions specific to NIBP monitoring and patient conditions.
Lists conditions that may affect NIBP measurement accuracy or feasibility.
Describes NIBP measurement modes: Manual, Auto, and STAT.
Steps for preparing and performing NIBP measurements, including cuff selection.
How NIBP readings (Sys, Dia, Map, PR) are presented on the monitor screen.
Configuration options for NIBP units, initial pressure, and venipuncture press.
Procedure for testing the NIBP airway for leaks to ensure accuracy.
Explains infrared absorption technology for CO2 measurement in breathing airway.
Steps for attaching the CO2 module, sampling tube, and airway adapter.
How CO2 data, waveforms, and parameters (EtCO2, FiCO2, awRR) are displayed.
Configuration options for CO2 apnea alarm, units, and scan speed.
Procedure for zeroing the CO2 module to ensure accurate readings.
Guidance on when and how to calibrate the CO2 module for accuracy.
Safely removing exhaust gases from CO2 measurement using a scavenging system.
Explains the principle of ear temperature measurement using infrared technology.
Safety precautions specific to temperature measurement and probe handling.
Step-by-step guide for performing temperature measurements with the probe.
How temperature readings are displayed on the module screen and main unit.
Setting temperature units (°C/°F) and alarm limits.
Details on temperature alarm conditions, including measured and ambient values.
Guidance on when and how to calibrate the temperature module for accuracy.
Methods to access the data review functions via History Review or Data Manage.
How to view patient records, detailed data, and time-based trend information.
Overview of the monitor's thermal recorder capabilities for patient data output.
Different types of records the recorder can produce based on trigger modes.
How to initiate and cease real-time recording using the recorder button.
Configuration options for cycle record, alarm record, and recorder speed.
Instructions for loading recording paper into the thermal recorder.
Steps to resolve paper jams and ensure smooth recorder operation.
How to clean the recorder's printing head and components for optimal quality.
Overview of the rechargeable battery system for continuous monitoring.
Steps for installing or replacing the battery in the monitor.
How to condition the battery for optimal performance and lifespan.
Procedure to check the battery's current performance and operating time.
Proper methods for disposing of used or damaged batteries according to regulations.
General rules for maintaining and cleaning the equipment to prevent damage.
How to clean the monitor's enclosure, screen, and external surfaces safely.
Procedures for cleaning and sterilizing SpO2 sensor, NIBP cuff, CO2 sensor, and temp probe.
Lists available SpO2 sensors (Nellcor, Masimo) and extension cables.
Lists available NIBP disposable and reusable cuffs with their specifications.
Lists available CO2 sensors, airway adapters, and nasal cannulas.
Lists available temperature probe accessories, such as disposable ear caps.
Lists available barcode scanner models for patient ID input.
Details classification, explosion, liquid ingress protection, and environmental requirements.
Physical dimensions and weight of the mainframe and temperature module.
Details on display, recorder, battery, LEDs, and audio output specifications.
Technical specifications for SpO2, NIBP, CO2, and Temperature measurements.
Default settings for patient messages, such as patient type.
Default alarm setup parameters including volume and pause time.
Default interface settings like screen brightness.
Default SpO2 setup parameters for general and Masimo configurations.
Default NIBP setup parameters for Sys, Dia, Map, and Venipuncture.
Default CO2 setup parameters including alarm limits and scan speed.
Default temperature setup parameters including alarm limits and units.
Lists physiological alarms for SpO2, NIBP, CO2, and Temp with causes and levels.
Lists technical alarms for System, SpO2, NIBP, CO2, and Temp with causes and levels.
Lists system prompt messages for SpO2, NIBP, and CO2 operations.
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