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GE TONOPORT VI User Manual

GE TONOPORT VI
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GE Healthcare
TONOPORT VI
Ambulatory Blood Pressure System
Firmware Version 3.0
Operator's Manual
2001589-312 ENG Revision B
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GE TONOPORT VI Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerGE Healthcare
DisplayLCD
Measurement PrincipleOscillometric
Measurement Range (Diastolic)20-200 mmHg
Pulse Rate Range30-240 bpm
Operating ModesManual, Automatic, STAT
ConnectivityUSB
Measurement Range (Systolic)30-260 mmHg
Measurement Range (Mean Arterial Pressure)20 - 230 mmHg
Automatic Measurement Intervals1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, 90 minutes
Power SourceAC Adapter, Rechargeable Battery
AlarmsAudible and Visual
Data StorageUp to 1000 measurements
Accuracy± 3 mmHg
Operating ConditionsTemperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F), Humidity: 30% to 85% non-condensing
WeightApprox. 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs)

Summary

Revision History

General Information

Safety Classifications

Details safety levels indicating potential hazards and their severity.

1 Application, Safety Information

1.1 Application

Details the intended use of the TONOPORT VI for ambulatory BP monitoring.

Biocompatibility and Measurement Method

Discusses biocompatibility and explains the oscillometric measurement process.

1.2 Functional Description

1.3 Safety Information

2 Controls and Indicators

Functions of Button

Details the functions of each button press on the TONOPORT VI.

Signs and Symbols Explanation

Defines symbols used on the equipment and packaging.

3 Setup

Basic Facts on Battery Power

Covers battery types (NiMH, alkaline), capacity, and replacement.

Inserting Batteries

Instructions for opening the battery compartment and placing batteries.

Selecting the Energy Source

Procedure for selecting between NiMH and alkaline batteries.

Charging NiMH Batteries

Cautionary notes for charging rechargeable NiMH batteries.

Charging Batteries with VARTA Charging Unit

Describes how to use the VARTA charging unit for batteries.

Switching TONOPORT VI ON and OFF

Explains how to turn the device on and off, as it has no power switch.

Performance Check

Details the device's self-test and battery capacity check upon startup.

Pre-Patient Use Steps

Lists initial steps before patient use: clear memory, set time, select protocol, audio signal.

Clearing the Memory

Instructions on how to delete stored blood pressure data.

Selecting the Measurement Method

Guide to choosing between deflation and inflation measurement methods.

Setting Time and Date

Instructions for setting the device's date and time.

Selecting the Pressure Unit

Procedure to select between mmHg and kPa units.

Measurement Protocols

Details the three available measurement protocols (P1, P2, P3) and their intervals.

Enabling or Disabling the Audio Signal

Guide to turn the audio signal on or off.

4 Application

Symbols Used on the Cuff

Explains symbols found on blood pressure cuffs.

Cleaning the Cuffs

Instructions for cleaning single-use and reusable cuffs.

Applying the Cuff

Details on proper cuff application, including safety warnings and accuracy tips.

Single-Use Cuffs

Connection procedure for single-use cuffs using an adapter.

Performing a Trial Measurement

Steps for conducting an initial measurement to check device readiness.

Patient Information and Guidance

Guidelines for patients regarding device use, contraindications, and data interpretation.

Ambulatory BP Measurement Overview

Overview of buttons, measurement methods, phases, and audio signals.

5 Data Output

PC Connection and Data Transfer

Instructions for connecting the device to a PC for data output via CASE/CardioSoft.

6 Error Codes

Troubleshooting Error Messages

Details various error codes (E02-E29) and their meanings for troubleshooting.

7 Software Installation

USB Driver Installation and Port Check

Steps to install the USB driver and verify PC communication.

8 Cleaning, Maintenance, and Disposal

Device Cleaning and Disinfection

Instructions for cleaning the device surface, cuffs, and cables.

Technical Inspections and Disposal

Covers technical inspections, calibration, and product disposal guidelines.

9 Technical Specifications

Device Specifications and Environmental Conditions

Details measuring ranges, accuracy, capacity, interfaces, ambient conditions, and dimensions.

10 Order Information

Available Accessories and Parts

Lists TONOPORT VI accessories and their corresponding part numbers.

11 Appendix - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Emissions and Immunity Guidance

Provides manufacturer's declaration on electromagnetic emissions and immunity compliance.

Patient Instructions

User Guidelines and Safety Advice

Key points for patients to ensure safe and effective device use and data interpretation.

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