LABORIE Solar Blue User Manual

Introduces the Solar Blue measurement system and its purpose in urodynamic investigations.

Details the intended applications of the Solar Blue system for urodynamic and anorectal investigations.

Outlines safety guidelines for users installing, testing, and maintaining the Solar Blue hardware and software.

Lists available accessories for the Solar Blue system and how to obtain detailed information.

Provides guidance for solving hardware and software problems with the measurement system.

Explains repair responsibilities and procedures, emphasizing authorized personnel for adjustments and replacements.

Advises on preventive maintenance, regular checks, and contacting representatives for malfunctions.

Details warranty information for the flowsensor and the Solar Blue module during transport.

Describes the four parts of the LABORIE software: Database, Measurement, Analysis, and Hardware Test.

Explains the purpose and content of the Service & Installation Manual and other related documents.

Describes conventions used in the manual, such as bullets, numbering, headings, and symbols.

Introduces the chapter on system setups and installation, focusing on quick and easy urodynamic investigations.

Describes the components of the Solar Blue system, including the module, Luna module, and remote control.

Details the wireless table-top setup, its components, and installation procedure.

Explains how to mount the Solar Blue module and other devices on an investigation chair.

Describes the setup where the Solar Blue module is mounted on a Solar pole.

Details the setup with the Solar Blue module and laptop mounted on a Solar pole.

Explains the function and requirements of the safety module, especially for pole-mounted systems.

Describes the pressure transducer holder and its connection to the Solar Blue module.

Introduces the chapter on installing the LABORIE software program on the measurement computer.

Provides instructions for installing the LABORIE software and Bluetooth components.

Details the procedure for installing the USB key, which is used to activate the software.

Explains the process of registering Bluetooth devices within the LABORIE software.

Introduces the hardware test program for preventive maintenance and information on connected modules.

Guides on performing Bluetooth module tests via the hardware test program.

Details how to perform hardware tests on modules connected via USB cables.

Explains how to retrieve USB information from the hardware test program.

Describes how to obtain system information for Bluetooth and general computer system diagnostics.

Explains how to download new software (firmware) to the Solar Blue modules for upgrades.

Provides solutions for common software and system startup issues.

Offers steps to resolve issues when Windows fails to start, including Safe Mode and ScanDisk.

Addresses issues related to the software serial number message and USB key connection.

Guides on troubleshooting when the computer fails to start, checking power and safety module connections.

Provides steps to diagnose and fix issues where the Solar Blue module is unresponsive.

Offers solutions for when no patients are found in the database, suggesting reindexing.

Addresses issues where no investigations are found for a patient, suggesting reindexing or checking patient selection.

Explains how to cut and paste investigation data to the correct patient.

Covers troubleshooting messages like "Protocol could not be found" and "MEMORY FULL".

Details cleaning and maintenance procedures for the computer, laptop, and peripherals of the system.

Introduces the chapter on installing the Solar Blue module, its communication methods, and power source.

Provides a step-by-step guide for installing the Solar Blue module and connecting associated cables.

Outlines the procedure for installing the Solar Blue module, including connecting catheters and pump tubes.

Explains how to attach the pump head to the Solar Blue module after transport.

Details how to connect the medical-grade power adapter to the Solar Blue module.

Describes the USB interface for connecting the Solar Blue module to a computer and its uses.

Explains the control panel of the Solar Blue module, including status LEDs and the infrared receiver.

Describes the MMS-bus receptacles for connecting flowmeters and pullers.

Details the four pressure inputs (Lemo-4 connectors) on the Solar Blue module.

Explains the EMG input (DIN-5) and recommended EMG cables and electrodes.

Provides instructions for installing the pump tube, including handling and connection.

Shows the block diagram of the Solar Blue module, illustrating its internal components and connections.

Introduces the hardware test program for testing the Solar Blue module and its components.

Explains how to start the hardware test program for the Solar Blue module.

Details the procedure for testing the pump's functionality and performing pump calibration.

Guides on testing pressure connectors, transducers, and catheters using the hardware test.

Explains how to test the EMG signal using electrodes or an EMG generator.

Details how to test the functionality of the RC-1200 remote control.

Shows how to check the hardware status, including battery info, power adapter, and registration details.

Addresses issues related to registering Bluetooth Solar Blue devices.

Provides a solution for when the "Register Bluetooth devices" menu item is unavailable.

Guides on troubleshooting when the Solar Blue module is not found in the hardware test program.

Provides steps to resolve issues where the H2O pump icon is missing during an investigation.

Explains that pump rattling is normal due to torque limitation and suggests checks for smooth operation.

Offers solutions for when a pressure channel is not displayed in the measurement program.

Lists checks for inaccurate pressure readings, including connections, cables, and transducer defects.

Provides troubleshooting steps for when a single pressure channel provides incorrect measurements.

Suggests checks for question marks appearing on pressure channels, related to connections or transducer issues.

Guides on troubleshooting absent or very low EMG signals, checking electrode attachment and connections.

Explains how to adjust the EMG scale using the remote control or software settings.

Provides instructions for cleaning and performing preventive maintenance on the Solar Blue module.

Introduces the RC-1200 remote control for performing investigations with the Solar Blue system.

Details how to install and replace the button cell battery in the remote control.

Explains how to test the functioning of the remote control keys using the hardware test program.

Addresses issues with the remote control's response, including checking the receiver and batteries.

Advises on regular battery replacement for the remote control to ensure proper operation.

Introduces the virtual remote control feature useful when the physical remote is unavailable.

Introduces the Bluetooth Flowmeter Mk III for measuring voided volume and flow during urodynamic investigations.

Guides on installing the Bluetooth flowmeter, including assembly and connecting components.

Details the installation process for the flowsensor, stand, funnel, and urine container.

Explains the meaning of the LED indications for Bluetooth and Status on the flowsensor.

Describes how to configure protocol settings for the flowmeter, including selection and stop time.

Explains how to test the Bluetooth flowmeter's performance within the measurement program.

Shows the block diagram of the Bluetooth flowmeter Mk III, illustrating its components and connections.

Guides on performing hardware tests to verify the flowsensor's measurement accuracy.

Addresses issues related to registering the Bluetooth flowmeter.

Provides a solution for when the "Register Bluetooth devices" menu item is unavailable for the flowmeter.

Guides on troubleshooting when the flowmeter is not visible in the hardware test program.

Offers steps to resolve issues where the flowsensor is not functioning or responding.

Addresses low generated values, checking offsets and potential issues with the load-cell.

Suggests contacting the LABORIE representative if values are outside the specified limits.

Provides instructions for cleaning and performing preventive maintenance on the Bluetooth flowmeter.

Introduces the Bluetooth Puller Mk III for creating pressure profiles of the urethra.

Guides on assembling and installing the Bluetooth puller, illustrating its parts.

Details the installation process for the puller, including the slider, guider, and mounting.

Explains the control panel of the Bluetooth puller, including LEDs and the unlock slider button.

Details how to install and charge the rechargeable batteries for the Bluetooth puller.

Explains how to connect the power adapter for charging batteries and powering the puller.

Describes how to configure protocol settings to enable the Bluetooth puller for specific investigation types.

Explains how to test the Bluetooth puller's performance within the measurement program.

Shows the block diagram of the Bluetooth puller Mk III, illustrating its components and connections.

Guides on testing the Bluetooth puller's functionality using the hardware test program.

Addresses issues related to registering the Bluetooth puller.

Provides a solution for when the "Register Bluetooth devices" menu item is unavailable for the puller.

Guides on troubleshooting when the Bluetooth puller is not found in the hardware test program.

Offers solutions when the puller motor operates but the puller does not move, suggesting repositioning or cleaning.

Addresses slider slipping and noise, noting potential unreliability and suggesting problem resolution.

Discusses slider rattling/ticking sounds, their impact on reliability, and troubleshooting steps.

Provides steps to resolve "Bluetooth puller not connected" errors, checking range, dongle, and power.

Guides on troubleshooting when no LEDs are lit on the puller's control panel.

Addresses battery LED blinking issues when the power adapter is not connected.

Provides steps to resolve lost Bluetooth connection messages, checking range and dongle.

Explains the "End of slider detected" message and how to reposition the slider.

Addresses the "Puller battery is almost depleted" message and the need to connect the power adapter.

Discusses the "Puller battery is depleted" message and the need to charge batteries.

Guides on troubleshooting when there's no Bluetooth connection and the LED is off.

Provides instructions for cleaning and performing preventive maintenance on the Bluetooth puller.

Introduces the Luna module as a wireless interface for pressure, EMG, and conductance measurements.

Provides safety information specific to the Luna module and its operation.

Guides on installing the Luna wireless module, including connecting catheters and cables.

Details the initial installation steps for the Luna module, including connecting it to pressure and EMG inputs.

Explains how to install the AA alkaline battery into the Luna module.

Describes how to configure channel settings and names in the protocol for the Luna module.

Guides on connecting solid-state or air-charged catheters to the Luna's pressure and conductance inputs.

Explains how to connect the EMG cable to the Luna module using a Lemo 3 plug.

Shows the block diagram of the Luna wireless module, illustrating its internal components.

Explains how to test the Luna module's functionality using the diagnostic program.

Addresses common issues with the Luna module, such as Bluetooth connection problems and inaccurate measurements.

Lists software capabilities, general specifications, classification, and site requirements for the Solar Blue module.

Details specifications for the Solar Pole, including wheelbase, Pole Mk III, Pole Mk IV, base box, and splash screen.

Lists the technical specifications for the safety module, including power rating, voltage, and dimensions.

Provides general specifications and details for the Flowmeter (Mk III), including its sensors, dimensions, and battery life.

Lists general specifications for the Bluetooth Puller (Mk III), including dimensions, weight, and battery capacity.

Provides general specifications for the Luna Wireless Module, including pressure channels, sampling rate, and computer interface.

Lists minimum computer requirements for the Windows software, including processor, memory, and USB ports.