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General| Perfusion Index Range | 0.02-20% |
|---|---|
| Display | Color LCD |
| Type | Handheld Pulse CO-Oximeter |
| Measurement Parameters | SpHb, SpO2, pulse rate, SpCO, SpMet, PVi, perfusion index |
| SpO2 Accuracy | ±2% (70-100%) |
| SpCO Range | 0-40% |
| PVi Range | 0-100 |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Relative Humidity | 10% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| SpCO Accuracy | ±3% (0-40%) |
| SpMet Range | 0-15% |
| SpMet Accuracy | ±1.5% (0-15%) |
Details the Pronto's capabilities including SpO2, PR, PI, SpHb monitoring, and Masimo SET technology.
Outlines the intended use for noninvasive spot-checking of functional oxygen saturation and total hemoglobin.
Specifies conditions where the Pronto device should not be used, such as an apnea or continuous monitor.
Covers essential safety warnings related to device operation, damage, MRI use, and handling.
Addresses critical warnings regarding medical decisions, measurement accuracy, and specific usage scenarios.
Provides warnings for safe cleaning procedures, battery handling, and service requirements.
Details warnings related to FCC compliance, modifications, and disposal of the device.
Explains Masimo's proprietary signal processing technology for accurate pulse oximetry.
Illustrates the conceptual parallel processing engines used in Masimo SET technology for signal extraction.
Describes SpO2, PR, and PI measurements, their principles, and how they are determined.
Details the technology distinguishing various hemoglobin types by their light absorption spectra.
Discusses the accuracy of SpO2 and SpHb during motion and the role of the Low SIQ indicator.
Identifies and describes the components, controls, and indicators on the front panel of the Pronto device.
Details the labels and features found on the rear panel, including serial numbers and certifications.
Guides users on proper unpacking, inspection for shipping damage, and checking package contents.
Specifies the power source for the Pronto device and important considerations for battery usage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for the initial setup, including battery installation and power-on.
Step-by-step guide for turning on the device, connecting sensors, and performing a spot check.
Explains how to view spot check results and the parameters displayed after a measurement.
Lists the factory default and configurable settings for various device options and parameters.
Describes the audible alerts for low battery and system failure conditions and their meaning.
Explains how the four LED indicators communicate the remaining battery capacity of the device.
Details the process of accessing and navigating the device's menu system for settings adjustment.
Covers storing, transferring, and managing trend data collected from spot check measurements.
Lists various messages displayed by the Pronto, their explanations, and recommended next steps.
Provides a chart of common symptoms, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for device issues.
Discusses the impact of low perfusion levels on measurement accuracy and interpretation.
Explains the meaning of the Low SIQ indicator and actions to take when it appears.
Describes the audible alert for low battery conditions and the importance of prompt battery replacement.
Details the accuracy specifications for SpO2, PR, and SpHb under various measurement conditions.
Lists the operational display ranges for SpO2, SpHb, PR, and PI measurements.
Specifies the measurement resolution for SpO2, SpHb, and Pulse Rate.
Outlines the electrical specifications, including battery type, capacity, and isolation details.
Covers the operating and storage temperature, humidity, and altitude specifications.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the Pronto Pulse CO-Oximeter.
Details the capacity and function of the device's trend memory for storing spot check data.
Lists the types of audible alerts and their corresponding characteristics.
Describes the data displayed and the various indicators (LEDs) on the Pronto device.
Lists the safety and regulatory compliance standards that the device adheres to.
Declares the device's compliance with electromagnetic emission standards and provides guidance.
Provides declarations regarding electromagnetic immunity compliance and necessary environmental conditions.
Specifies recommended separation distances for portable and mobile RF communications equipment.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning the Pronto device using approved cleaning solutions.
Guides the user through the process of replacing the AA alkaline batteries in the Pronto.
Outlines procedures for testing the device's performance after repairs or during routine checks.
Explains the policy for warranty repair and the necessary steps for returning malfunctioning equipment.
Details the required steps and documentation for returning the Pronto for service or repair.
Lists specific conditions and circumstances under which the product warranty is not applicable.
States the warranty limitations, disclaimers, and Masimo's liability regarding the product.
Outlines copyright, use, and transfer restrictions for the product's software and related materials.
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