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Table of Contents2
Important Safety Instructions4
Contraindications5
Warnings5
Special Precautions6
Electrical Safety7
General Precautions7
Patient Population8
Dressing Removal8
Incident Reporting10
Manufacturer/Sales10
Introduction10
Notes on the Operating Instructions10
Intended Use11
Indications12
Scope of Delivery12
Transport and Storage13
Explanation of Signs and Symbols13
Abbreviations/Symbols Used in These Operating Instructions13
Signs Used in These Operating Instructions13
Symbols on the Vivanotec Pro Negative Pressure Unit and Power Supply14
Set-Up and Initial Operation15
Overview of the Device15
Front Side15
Side View15
Rear Side15
Keys and Symbols16
Keys16
Symbols17
Display Illumination17
Day/Night Mode17
Display Switch-Off During Battery Operation17
Preparing the Negative Pressure Unit for Use17
Installation Site and Position of the Negative Pressure Unit18
Charging the Battery18
Hanger Bar19
Shoulder Strap19
Carry Bag20
Exudate Canister20
Inserting the Exudate Canister20
Removing the Exudate Canister21
Connecting and Removing the Negative Pressure Unit to and from the Wound Dressing21
Basic Functions22
Switching the Negative Pressure Unit on and off22
Switching the Negative Pressure Unit on22
Switching the Negative Pressure Unit off22
Initial Operation22
Checking for Correct Function of the Display23
Key Lock23
Settings23
Automatic Key Lock23
Switching the Key Lock on23
Disabling the Key Lock23
Return to Main Menu23
Language24
Setting Local Time24
Event History24
Retrieving the Event History24
Browsing through the Days24
Scrolling through the Event History24
Filtering the Event History25
Factory Settings25
USB Port25
Negative Pressure Therapy26
Setting the Negative Pressure26
Continuous Mode26
Intermittent Mode26
Starting the Therapy27
Interrupting/Terminating the Therapy27
Warning Messages27
Automatic Switch-Off28
Blocked Tube28
Leakage29
Technical Defect29
Exudate Canister Full29
Battery Discharged30
Impact30
Device Inactive30
Battery Service Life Exceeded31
Additional Information for Patients31
Warning Messages31
Automatic Switch-Off31
Blocked Tube31
Leakage32
Technical Defect32
Exudate Canister Full32
Battery Discharged32
Impact32
Device Inactive33
Battery Service Life Exceeded33
Key Lock33
Automatic Key Lock33
Switching the Key Lock on33
When Should I Contact My Physician or Nursing Staff33
What Must Only be Carried out by a Physician or a Qualified Person33
Cleaning and Care Instructions34
Basic Information34
Cleaning and Disinfecting35
If Changing Patients35
If Not Changing Patients35
Recommended Disinfectants35
Hygiene Plan36
Maintenance and Service36
Basic Information36
Recurrent Tests and Repairs36
Handling of Rechargeable Batteries37
Accessories37
Measures to be Taken When Sending in the Negative Pressure Unit37
Rectifying Malfunctions38
Technical Data39
Disposal41
Disposal in the EU41
Information Relating to EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)42
Guidelines and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Emissions42
Guidelines and Manufacturer's Declaration - Electromagnetic Interference Immunity43
Recommended Protective Distances45
Between Portable and Mobile RF Telecommunications Devices and the Vivanotec Pro Negative Pressure Unit45
Warranty Certificate49

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