To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does 'Line not in STANDBY! Choose line(s) to Standby' mean on Hospira Medical Equipment?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Line not in STANDBY! Choose line(s) to Standby', it means there has been no operator action for 15 seconds when the user has selected ?[Standby] when both lines are able to be put in standby. Press ?[Standby All], ?[Standby A], ?[Standby B], or ?[Cancel].
What does it mean when Hospira Medical Equipment says 'Low Battery! Plug into AC power!'?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Low Battery! Plug into AC power!', it means the battery charge level is low. To resolve this, plug the equipment into an AC (mains) power source.
What does 'Keep Plugged into AC! Service battery/ replace pump' mean for Hospira Plum 360 Medical Equipment?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Keep Plugged into AC! Service battery/ replace pump', it means the battery or battery charge circuitry needs servicing. Power off the infuser and replace it as soon as possible, so that it can be sent for repair.
What to do if Hospira Plum 360 displays 'Keypad locked. Enter code to disable'?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Keypad locked. Enter code to disable', it means that while the keypad was locked, someone pressed [STOP] or opened the cassette door during delivery. Enter a valid keypad unlock code.
What to do if Hospira Plum 360 displays 'Door opened! Infusion stopped! Close Door'?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment is displaying 'Door opened! Infusion stopped! Close Door', it means the cassette door was opened during a delivery. To resolve this, close the cassette door with the cassette inserted.
What to do if Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Proximal OCCLUSION B! Resolve then Backprime' during cassette test?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Proximal OCCLUSION B! Resolve then Backprime', and it was detected during the cassette integrity test, examine line B for kinks. Ensure a line or syringe is attached to the secondary port, and that the line is unclamped or the syringe has enough free space to accept the backprimed fluid.
What does 'VTBI Completed Line B! Add more VTBI or Clear B' mean on Hospira Plum 360?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'VTBI Completed Line B! Add more VTBI or Clear B', it means a Piggyback delivery on Line B is complete, the line was programmed under the current CCA, and no delivery is programmed to deliver on Line A. Add VTBI on Line B, clear the program on Line B, or open the cassette door.
What to do if Hospira Plum 360 displays 'Proximal OCCLUSION B! Resolve then backprime'?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Proximal OCCLUSION B! Resolve then backprime', it means a proximal occlusion was detected on Line B during backprime. Examine line B for kinks. Make sure a line or syringe is attached to the secondary port and that the line is unclamped.
What does 'Cassette test failure! Check set' mean on Hospira Medical Equipment?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Cassette test failure! Check set', it indicates a faulty cassette, proximal occlusion, or air detected in the cassette during the cassette test. Resolve any occlusion, then open and close the cassette door. Press ?[Backprime]. Replace the administration set.
What does 'Proximal OCCLUSION A! Check Line A' mean on Hospira Medical Equipment?
If your Hospira Medical Equipment displays 'Proximal OCCLUSION A! Check Line A', it means a proximal occlusion or air was detected on Line A during delivery. Examine the proximal line for kinks and correct any found. If the occlusion is caused by a closed clamp, open the clamp.
General| Device Type | Infusion Pump |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Hospira |
| Model | Plum 360 |
| Drug Library | Yes |
| Volume to be Infused (VTBI) Range | 0.1 to 9999 mL |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable Lithium-ion |
| Power Requirements | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Infusion Types | Continuous, Intermittent, PCA |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, RS-232 |
| Battery Life | Up to 8 hours |
| Flow Rate Range | 0.1 to 999 mL/hr |
| Occlusion Pressure Settings | Low, Medium, High |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F) |
| Operating Humidity | 20% to 80% RH, non-condensing |
| Alarms | Occlusion, air-in-line, low battery |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Hospira infusion sets and accessories |
Defines the organization and content of the manual.
Details EMC requirements and guidance for operating the infuser in electromagnetic environments.
Describes the procedure for performing the infuser's self-test.
Covers access and operations for the Biomed mode for service personnel.
Provides an overview of the infuser's features and alarms.
Details the electronic subsystems: CPU, power supply, and infusion mechanism.
Provides instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the infuser between patient uses.
Outlines the required periodic inspections and tests for infuser maintenance.
Describes tests to verify infuser performance after maintenance or repair.
Provides contact information for technical support and product information.
Lists alarm messages, codes, descriptions, and corrective actions.
Details recommended procedures for non-alarm related problems and PVT troubleshooting.
Lists parts and subassemblies that can be repaired or replaced.
Provides step-by-step procedures for replacing parts and performing PVT.
Guidance on using the infuser in electromagnetic environments and emissions compliance.
Details immunity tests and guidance for electromagnetic compatibility.
Provides recommended distances between transmitters and the infuser.
