EDAN H100N User Manual

Manual's purpose and EDAN's liability disclaimer for product operation and maintenance.

Advises against actions or situations that could result in personal injury or death.

Alerts users to exercise care for safe and effective use of the oximeter.

Provides important information that may be overlooked or missed.

Explains common symbols used on the oximeter and their meanings.

Describes the target patient population and facilities for the H100N Pulse Oximeter.

Provides an overview of the oximeter's features, including displayed parameters and modules.

Identifies symbols, controls, displays, and buttons on the oximeter's front and rear panels.

Explains how to connect the SpO2 sensor, extension cables, and PC connection.

Details the types of batteries used, their installation, and battery life.

Lists standard and optional accessories included with or available for the H100N Pulse Oximeter.

Step-by-step instructions for powering on the oximeter and the POST process.

Describes the different measurement modes (waveform, numeric) and trend graphs.

Explains the large numeric and waveform display modes for SpO2, PR, and TEMP.

How to display SpO2 and PR trend graphs using the arrow buttons.

Details alarms and displayed information for disconnected or faulty sensors, and abnormal temp.

Procedure for transferring measurement data from the oximeter to a PC.

Navigating the oximeter's system menu to configure settings like mode, alarms, and patient type.

Classifies alarms into categories (physiological, technical) and levels (high, medium, low).

Details specific conditions that trigger alarms, including sensor issues and battery status.

Procedures for verifying oximeter performance by qualified personnel before clinical use.

Discusses patient conditions affecting oximeter measurements like dysfunctional hemoglobins and anemia.

Lists factors causing inaccurate measurements with OxiMax sensors, including application and environmental issues.

Explains how pulse oximetry uses light absorption to measure SpO2 and PR.

Differentiates between functional and fractional saturation measurements by the oximeter.

Explains potential differences between SpO2 measurements and saturation calculated from blood gas.

Outlines EDAN's product warranty terms, conditions, and exclusions.

Defines EDAN's policy for product repairs, approvals, and certified personnel.

Classifies the device by protection type, EMC compliance, ingress protection, and safety standards.

Details the oximeter's size, weight, operating environment, and display characteristics.

Lists measurement ranges, accuracy tolerances for SpO2, PR, and TEMP.

Specifies compliance with electromagnetic emission standards for the oximeter.

Details the oximeter's immunity to electromagnetic interference from various sources.

Provides EMC guidance for non-life-supporting equipment, including separation distances.

Provides recommended separation distances for RF communications equipment and the oximeter.