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Ventway Sparrow User Manual

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8.5. SYMBOLS USED IN THE SYSTEM

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Table of Contents

Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
1 About this User Manual9
- Types of Warnings, Cautions and Notes9
- Glossary and Abbreviations10
2 Overview of System11
- Description of Device11
- Thev11
- Ems Applications11
3 Conditions for Use12
- Indications for Use12
- Contraindications13
- Limitations of Use13
4 Safety14
- Electrical Safety14
- Emc Compliance14
  - Emissions15
  - Immunity16
- Safety Instructions17
5 System Components23
- Unpacking the Device23
- Ventilator - Front Panel24
- Ventilator - Rear Panel24
  - Ventilator - Use Configuration24
- Patient Circuit25
- Pneumatic Section - Theory of Operation27
6 Connecting the Ventilator30
- Front Panel Connections30
- Rear Panel Connections30
7 Power On/Off and Display Startup Screen31
- Normal Start31
- Quick Start31
- Shutting down the System33
- Startup During Ventilation34
8 Navigating the GUI Screens35
- Selecting Screen Options35
- Editing Fields35
- Navigating between Screens35
- Confirming or Cancelling a Message36
- Symbols Used in the System37
- System Indicators38
9 Getting Started with Ventway Sparrow40
- Connecting Ventilator, Patient Circuit, Endotracheal Tube/Facemask41
- Disconnect Patient43
- Patient Weight44
- Ventilation Mode45
- Ventilation Parameters46
- Numerical Representation of Breath Parameters47
- Pressure and Flow Graphs49
10 Main Menu50
- Main Menu/New Patient (Disconnect Patient Screen)51
- Main Menu/Vent Params51
- Main Menu/Alarm Settings53
  - Boot Fail Alarm53
- Main Menu/Advanced Settings54
11 Warnings and Alarms71
- Boot Fail Alarms71
- Summary of Alarm Types72
- Summary of Alarm Levels73
- Warning Example74
- Alarm Example74
- Characteristics of Alarm Indicator Lights75
- Alarm Signal Sound Pressure Level Range76
- Battery Status Alarms77
12 Default Parameters78
- Start Volume Ventilation78
- Alarm Default Parameters: 5 Kg to 70+ Kg82
- Alarm Default Parameters: All Patient Weights82
13 Labels and Symbols83
- Labels83
- Symbols85
14 Cleaning and Disinfecting86
15 Ventilation Methods87
- Simv-VC (Ps) Flow Chart87
- Cpap - Spontaneous Breathing Mode90
- Simv-Pc93
- Backup Ventilation Mode96
  - Backup Ventilation in CPAP96
  - Backup Ventilation before Starting Patient Ventilation97
- IMV VC (Cpr)99
- Cpr101
- Setting the Peep Value102
16 Service and Maintenance104
- Device Calibration and Software Upgrades104
17 Troubleshooting105
18 Specifications106
- Dimensions and Weight106
- Environmental Specifications107
- Harsh Environmental Conditions107
- Power Supply110
- Ventilation Performance111
- Standards and Safety Requirements112
- 19 Cleaning and Routine Maintenance113
Batteries114
- Battery Maintenance114
20 Parts and Accessories115
21 Regulatory116
22 Warranty117
23 Appendix - Test Alarms118
- Backup Ventilation118
- Cpap Ventilation with Backup Ventilation119
- Patient Disconnect120
- High Peep121
- Low Peep123
- Valve Blocked125
- Pressure Alarm126
- Minute Volume (MV) Alarm127
- Leak Alarm128
- Tidal Volume Alarm129
- I:ealarm130
- Apnea Alarm131
- Power Alarm132
- Low Battery Alarm133
- Battery Type Alarm134
- Voltage Alarm135
- Temperature Alarm136
- Tube Disconnect Alarm137
- Altitude Change Alarm138
- Shutdown Alarm139
- Ventilation During Standby141
- Start-Up During Ventilation141
- Miscellaneous Alarms143
24 Appendix - Menu Hierarchy144