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Explains the meaning of terms like Warning, Caution, and Note.
Provides critical safety instructions and precautions for using the equipment.
Offers important advice and warnings regarding operational parameters and maintenance.
Includes supplementary information and practical advice for users.
Specifies the target patient population and application of the ventilator.
Lists compatible accessories and components for the ventilator.
Outlines the initial inspection procedures after unpacking the product.
Lists and describes the essential parts and accessories included with the ventilator.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase to enhance ventilator functionality.
Identifies and describes the various components of the ventilator's front, side, and back panels.
Explains how the ventilator communicates data with external electronic health records.
Guides the user through essential pre-use checks and settings for safe operation.
Details how to configure ventilator settings based on patient type and clinical needs.
Outlines the procedure for starting the ventilator and performing initial setup.
Details the internal tests to ensure the ventilator is operating correctly before use.
Provides guidance on identifying and addressing potential faults indicated during testing.
Provides a step-by-step guide for assembling the ventilator for transport use.
Explains the assembly and use of non-invasive ventilation masks with the equipment.
Details how to properly connect the ventilator to a power source for operation and charging.
Describes how to install and use the optional vertical support for the ventilator.
Explains how to use the capnography sensor for monitoring respiratory gases.
Provides steps for correctly assembling and connecting the capnography sensor.
Details the correct placement of the capnography sensor to ensure accurate readings.
Outlines the steps to reset the capnography sensor for optimal performance.
Explains the meaning of different LED colors on the capnography sensor.
Describes routine maintenance procedures for the capnography sensor.
Lists the technical specifications and operational parameters of the capnography system.
Explains the underlying principles of how the Masimo pulse oximeter functions.
Summarizes the blood calibration process for validating sensor accuracy.
Details the validation of sensor performance under low perfusion conditions.
Guides the user on connecting the oximetry sensor to the ventilator.
Lists the performance specifications and operational parameters of the oximeter.
Explains the Volume Controlled Ventilation mode and its parameters.
Describes Pressure Controlled Ventilation mode and its operational parameters.
Details the Limited Pressure Ventilation mode and its specific settings.
Explains the V-SIMV mode with volume control and pressure support.
Describes P-SIMV mode with pressure control and patient effort synchronization.
Details CPAP/PSV mode for continuous positive airway pressure with support.
Explains DualPAP mode for bi-level positive airway pressure with support.
Describes APRV mode, achieved via DualPAP adjustments for pressure release.
Classifies ventilator alarms by priority level (high, medium, low).
Guides on adjusting alarm limits for various parameters on the ventilator.
Explains procedures for testing the ventilator's alarm functions.
Details the process for cleaning external ventilator surfaces using appropriate detergents.
Outlines cleaning steps for components in contact with respiratory gases.
Describes disinfection procedures for external parts and respiratory circuit components.
Lists components for cleaning and sterilization and provides guidelines for these processes.
Presents a table summarizing approved processing methods (sterilization, disinfection) for various components.
Explains the symbol indicating when periodic maintenance is due for the equipment.
Lists essential daily checks to ensure the equipment is safe and functional before use.
Discusses the internal battery, its capacity, and charging requirements.
Explains the function and replacement of the internal oxygen concentration sensor.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for replacing the ambient air filter.
Outlines the procedure for sending the product for maintenance or repair.
Provides guidelines for the proper disposal of the ventilator and its accessories.
Details the correct procedure for safely turning off the ventilator.
Classifies the ventilator according to medical device standards and protection ratings.
Lists applicable international and national standards followed in the ventilator's design.
Lists the ventilator's components, control board features, and connectivity options.
Details electrical specifications, including power supply and internal battery performance.
Explains how to connect the ventilator to an oxygen source, including pressure requirements.
Lists physical dimensions and operating/storage environmental conditions.
Specifies the internal volumes of various respiratory circuit parts.
Warns about operating the ventilator outside specified environmental conditions.
Lists and describes the available ventilation modes and their backup settings.
Details the adjustable ranges and resolutions for ventilation parameters.
Provides accuracy specifications for volume, pressure, and PEEP control.
Details safety features like anti-asphyxia valve and alarm system parameters.
Illustrates the relationship between O2 concentration and flow at different pressure levels.
Lists performance metrics like maximum flow and MTBF.
Outlines specifications for component maintenance intervals and calibration.
Specifies connection sizes for non-invasive masks.
Provides connection sizes and resistance specifications for breathing circuits.
Specifies connection size and bacterial filtration efficiency for HME filters.
Details expiratory resistance values for various breathing circuits and accessories.
Shows a diagram illustrating the pneumatic flow and components of the ventilator.
Illustrates the electronic architecture and signal flow within the ventilator.
Provides guidelines and statements regarding electromagnetic compatibility of the equipment.
Lists precautions for safe use of electrical equipment and connections with the system.
Details the specifications and interference effects of the O2 galvanic cell sensor.
Lists various symbols used in the manual and their meanings in multiple languages.
Provides a glossary of terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Asserts the biocompatibility of materials used in the ventilator parts and accessories.
Outlines the warranty terms, period, coverage, and limitations for the equipment.
Provides information on how to contact technical support for maintenance and service.
Instructs users on how to request product training from authorized representatives.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Tidal Volume Range | 20 to 2000 mL |
| Battery Life | Up to 6 hours |
| Ventilation Modes | SIMV, CPAP |
| FiO2 Range | 21% to 100% |
| PEEP | 0-20 cmH2O |
| Inspiratory Time | 0.2 to 5 s |
| Trigger | Flow or Pressure |
| Alarms | Apnea, Disconnection, Low Battery |
| Display | 7-inch touchscreen |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
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