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BIOTRONIK ICS 3000 User Manual

BIOTRONIK ICS 3000
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ICS 3000
Implant Control System 3000
Cardiac Rhythm Management
Technical Manual
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BIOTRONIK ICS 3000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerBIOTRONIK
WeightNot found
DisplayN/A (Implanted device)
Battery ChemistryLithium-based
MRI ConditionalMRI conditional with specific conditions

Summary

Safe Handling and Intended Use

Intended User and Purpose

For use by physicians and trained personnel with medical understanding.

ECG Connection Safety Precautions

ECG connection safety, BF-type part, defibrillation-proof with approved cable.

Patient Contact Safety Warnings

Never simultaneously touch patient and SELV connector components.

RF Surgical Equipment Usage Warning

Do not use ICS 3000 with RF-surgical equipment.

Emergency Equipment Readiness Requirement

Keep emergency equipment ready during diagnosis/therapy.

Safety Instructions for Device Combinations

Safe Device Combination Practices

Guidelines for combining medical devices safely, focusing on power supply and leakage currents.

Permissible Leakage Current Limits

Table detailing maximum permissible leakage currents under normal and single fault conditions.

Connecting Multiple Devices Safely

Connecting additional devices may exceed leakage limits; ensure compliance and documentation.

Safety Instructions for Accessories and Cables

Approved Accessory Usage Policy

Use only BIOTRONIK-approved accessories to maintain EMC and safety standards.

Risks of Unapproved Accessories

Unapproved accessories can impair EMC, cause leakage issues, and cause functional disturbances.

Patient Cable Handling Safety

Safety precautions for patient cables and connector components.

Safety Instructions for Operating Conditions

Safe Operating Area Requirements

Specifies where and how the ICS 3000 can be operated safely.

BIOTRONIK Power Supply Cable Usage

Use only the BIOTRONIK power supply cable.

Electrosurgical Instrument Conflict Warning

Do not use ICS 3000 with electrosurgical instruments simultaneously.

Parameter Change Sequence Warning

Avoid rapid succession parameter changes to prevent unintended results.

Safety Instructions for Electromagnetic Compatibility

ICS 3000 EMC Standards Compliance

ICS 3000 meets EN 60601-1-2 requirements for EMC.

Avoiding Strong Electromagnetic Fields

Avoid strong electromagnetic fields which can impair function.

Device Disturbance Monitoring Protocol

Pay attention to device disturbances like power-down or unexpected events.

Interference Mitigation Procedures

Steps to take when experiencing interference, including turning off devices and moving equipment.

Instructions for Use: General Handling

System Handling and Care Guidelines

Handle the ICS 3000 with care to prevent damage from improper handling or mechanical impact.

Not a Life Support System Designation

ICS 3000 is NOT to be used as a life support system.

Operation Module Detachment Procedure

Detach Operation Module using the release button to avoid damaging the locking mechanism.

Heat and Sunlight Exposure Warning

Do not operate or store in direct sunlight or near heat sources to prevent damage.

Ventilation Slot Integrity Requirement

Never close or block the ventilation slots.

Housing Label Integrity Mandate

Never remove the label from the ICS 3000 housing.

Instructions for Use: Cleaning and External Defibrillation

Prohibition of Device Sterilization

Do not sterilize the ICS 3000.

Flammable Material Proximity Warning

Do not operate near flammable or explosive materials.

Approved Operating Environment Specifications

Use only in medical spaces with grounded AC.

Operating Room Programmer Setup Procedure

Cover programming head and cable with a sterile cover in the operating room.

Safe Program Function Supervision Mandate

Use safe program function only under direct physician supervision.

External Defibrillation Safety Precautions

Safety precautions during external defibrillation.

Defibrillation Contact Prohibition

Do not touch the programmer or accessories during defibrillation.

Defibrillator Electrode Placement Guidance

Place defibrillator electrodes at least 10 cm away from implanted electrodes.

Defibrillation Energy Level Setting Guidance

Set energy level no higher than required for defibrillation.

Post-Defibrillation System Check Procedure

Check all ICS 3000 functions after external defibrillation.

Instructions for Use: Storage and Self-Test

Self-Test Operational Restriction Notice

Device cannot be used during self-test; do not switch off during examination.

Power Supply and System Startup

System Power-On Procedure

Steps and indicators for powering on the ICS 3000 system.

System Startup Procedures and Modular Operation

Operation Module On/Off Button Functionality

How to use the On/Off button for system startup.

System Shutdown Procedures

Normal System Shutdown Process

Procedure for a normal system shutdown using the On/Off button.

Forced System Shutdown Procedure

How to force a system shutdown if the software is unresponsive.

Emergency System Power Off Protocol

In emergencies, unplug the device; On/Off button has a delay.

System Shutdown and Battery Recharge Details

Automatic Battery Recharge Process Explained

Details on the automatic battery recharging process after shutdown.

Docking Station Connections and CD Drive

Connecting Operation Module to Docking Station

How to connect the Operation Module to the Docking Station.

Docking Station Ports and Connectivity

Operation Module Overview and Features

Operation Module Ports and Interfaces

PGH Programming Head Functionality Overview

Telemetry Communication Process

How telemetry works between the programmer and implant via the PGH.

PGH Programming Head Features and Indicators

PGH Magnet Use Safety Caution

Caution regarding the strong magnet in the PGH and sensitive objects.

PGH Integrated Safe Program Button Functionality

The PGH has its own safe program button, similar to the Operation Module.

Safe Program Function Supervision Warning

Use the safe program function only under direct physician supervision.

PGH Programming Head Cable Management

ICS 3000 Software Operations

Data Transfer and Implant Programming

Implant Interrogation and Programming Process

Bidirectional communication with implants via the programming head.

Emergency Program Activation Procedures

Triggering safe program and emergency shock functions.

Emergency Program Supervision Mandate

Trigger safe program or emergency shock only under physician supervision.

Emergency Program Activation Procedures

Activating the Safe Program Step-by-Step

Step-by-step guide to activating the safe program.

Triggering an Emergency Shock Command

How to issue an emergency shock command via the hardware button.

Advanced Stimulation and Interference Testing

NIPS Function Defibrillator Alert

Keep an external defibrillator available when using NIPS.

Device Care and Maintenance Procedures

Maintenance Must Be Performed Unplugged

Perform maintenance tasks only when the device is unplugged.

Cleaning Agent Use Restrictions

Never use organic solvents like ether or acetone for cleaning.

Sterilization Guidelines and Maintenance Inspections

Prohibition of Device Sterilization

The ICS 3000 itself should not be sterilized.

ICS 3000 Technical Data: Miniclinic and PGH

PGH Programming Head Technical Specifications

Cable types, dimensions, weight, connection, and protection degree of the PGH.

Electromagnetic Compatibility: Emissions and Immunity

EN 60601-1-2 EMC Guidelines

Guidelines for operating the ICS 3000 in a suitable electromagnetic environment.

Immunity to Electromagnetic Interference Standards

Information on the device's immunity to interference and test levels.

Interference Test Levels and Guidelines

Details test levels for ESD, transient interference, surges, and voltage fluctuations.

Electromagnetic Compatibility: Distances and Interference

Recommended Safety Distances (Table 206)

Recommended minimum distances from transmitters like mobile phones.

Conducted RF Interference Limits

Test levels and guidelines for conducted RF interference.

Radiated RF Interference Limits

Test levels and guidelines for radiated RF interference.

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