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Instructions for use Primus Infinity Empowered SW 4.5n
General information about Infinity ID functions
The Primus Infinity Empowered is equipped with an
Infinity ID module capable of exchanging data with
Infinity ID accessories. Primus Infinity Empowered
supports Infinity ID water traps for the gas meas-
urement system and Infinity ID CLIC absorber.
– Water trap expiration handling
Automatic monitoring of the maximum period of
use is available for Infinity ID Waterlock 2 water
traps. For more details please see "Dealing with
the water trap exchange interval for the
Infinity ID water trap" on page 82.
– Soda lime depletion handling
Automatic detection when the Infinity ID CLIC
absorber is in a locked position and a calcula-
tion of the amount of CO2 already absorbed is
available. For more details please see "Soda
lime depletion" on page 80.
– Breathing hose mismatch control
When using Infinity ID breathing hoses and
breathing bags, a possible mismatch of the
breathing hoses and of the breathing bag can
be identified and reported by Primus Infinity
Empowered. Hoses connected incorrectly to
the breathing system are designed to automati-
cally trigger an alarm condition.
In addition, Primus Infinity Empowered issues
an alarm if not all the expected breathing hoses
are connected, e.g., if the breathing bag is miss-
ing.
– Incompatibility check
The Infinity ID breathing hoses can save data
about compatibility with ventilation and an-
esthesia devices. If a not approved breathing
hose is connected to the Primus Infinity
Empowered, the device can give an alarm mes-
sage.
The Infinity ID functions can be enabled or disabled
by DrägerService, either completely or for the fol-
lowing single functionalities: Transfer of ventilation
settings (TVS), water trap expiration handling, and
the soda lime depletion handling.
For configuration of the Infinity ID functions in the
Standby configuration, see "Configuring the default
settings" on page 166.
WARNING
Risk of device failure and patient injury
If the anesthesia machine is incorrectly pre-
pared for operation, functionality may be im-
paired and the patient injured as a result.
When checking if the anesthesia machine is
completely prepared, do not solely rely on the
Infinity ID functionality.
Prepare and operate the anesthesia machine
as described in the chapters "Assembly and
preparation" on page 51 and "Operation"
on page 91.
NOTE
If nuisance alarms persist due to Infinity ID com-
ponents, e.g., in special EMC environment situa-
tions, all Infinity ID functionalities can be com-
pletely deactivated by a trained service
technician.
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