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General| Type | Vital Signs Monitor |
|---|---|
| Display Size | 8.4 inches |
| NIBP Technology | Oscillometric |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable Lithium-ion |
| Battery Life | Up to 8 hours |
| Weight | Approx. 2.5 kg |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Measurement Parameters | NIBP, SpO2, Pulse Rate, Temperature |
| Temperature | 0 to 50 °C |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Pulse Rate Range | 30-250 bpm |
Details Mindray's ownership of intellectual property rights for the product and manual, and restrictions on disclosure.
Outlines the exclusive warranty terms and conditions, including specific exemptions and limitations.
Provides an overview of the manual's purpose, intended audience, illustrations, and conventions used.
Defines the purpose and intended application of the vital signs monitor for monitoring physiological parameters.
Lists the components of the monitor that come into direct contact with the patient during use.
Describes the physical components and views of the monitor's main unit (VS 9 and VS 8 series).
Crucial safety guidelines for preparing the monitor, including warnings and cautions before operation.
Step-by-step instructions for initial setup, including battery installation and AC power connection.
Explains how to interact with the monitor interface, use the touchscreen, knob, and navigate menus.
Details the layout of the main screen, including workflow, patient info, parameter areas, and menus.
Procedures for admitting patients automatically or manually, including data input.
Instructions for editing patient information, including using barcode scanners and system integration.
Describes scenarios for patient discharge and the process of data deletion from the monitor.
Explains the concept of configurations and how they tailor monitor settings to patient categories and departments.
Procedures for exporting and importing monitor configurations using a USB drive.
Critical safety guidelines for designing, deploying, and maintaining wireless and wired network connections.
Instructions for connecting the monitor to the Central Monitoring System (CMS) for data transmission.
Crucial safety warnings and precautions for managing monitor alarms effectively.
Explains alarm categories (physiological/technical), priorities, and visual/audible indicators.
Procedures for adjusting alarm tone properties, delay times, and default settings.
Instructions on how to acknowledge ongoing alarms and reset the alarm system.
Explains the principles of SpO2 monitoring, its intended use, and sensor types.
Important safety precautions for SpO2 monitoring, sensor use, and potential risks.
Identifies factors that may influence the accuracy of SpO2 measurements.
Procedures for adjusting SpO2 alarm settings, sensitivity, and averaging time.
Explains the oscillometric method and algorithms used for NIBP measurement.
Critical safety guidelines and precautions for NIBP measurement, including cuff selection and patient preparation.
Step-by-step procedures for initiating manual, auto, STAT, and sequence NIBP measurements.
How to configure NIBP alarm properties, intervals, display formats, and measurement algorithms.
Explains the principles and purpose of CO2 monitoring for respiratory status.
Important safety precautions related to CO2 monitoring setup, airway connections, and potential risks.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the sampling line and performing CO2 measurements.
Procedures for adjusting CO2 alarm settings, waveform display, and module modes.
Lists the default physiological parameters that can be manually entered for patient evaluation.
Instructions for entering and modifying manual parameter data using the on-screen keyboard or options.
Explains how EWS helps identify patient deterioration and recommendations based on calculated scores.
Details the GCS scale for assessing patient consciousness level, including scoring procedures.
Describes the available scales (VAS-cm, VAS-mm, NRS, VRS-5) for assessing patient pain.
Overview of the monitor's built-in thermal recorder for patient information and waveforms.
Procedures for manually initiating recordings via the recorder's hardkey or on-screen selection.
Methods for stopping recordings manually or automatically based on completion or paper status.
Introduction to reviewing patient data trends, events, and scores for condition tracking.
Describes the Review page tabs for displaying trend data in tabular, graphic, or event formats.
How to view trend data in a tabular format, filtering by patient ID, name, or visit number.
How to access and view stored events, including alarms and operational data.
Steps to access the password-protected maintenance menu for user customization.
Configuration options for setting the monitor's location (Fixed or Unfixed) for management purposes.
Options for customizing patient fields, primary display, default admission methods, and verification.
Configuration of alarm volume, tone patterns, escalation settings, and pause/reset functions.
Essential safety warnings and precautions for handling, using, and disposing of batteries.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the battery in VS 9 series monitors.
Guidelines for conditioning batteries and checking their performance to ensure optimal operation.
Critical safety warnings and precautions to follow during cleaning and disinfection procedures.
Detailed procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the monitor's main unit using approved agents.
Procedures for cleaning NIBP air hoses and SpO2 cables with recommended solutions.
Explains the importance of regular maintenance for ensuring proper equipment function and safety.
Safety warnings and precautions for personnel performing maintenance tasks on the equipment.
Provides a schedule for recommended routine tests, calibration, and maintenance procedures.
Lists available SpO2 sensors, extension cables, and their compatibility information.
Details available NIBP hoses, reusable cuffs, and disposable cuffs with specifications.
Lists available temperature probes and accessories for SmarTemp™, Genius™ 3, and Exergen thermometers.
Details the equipment's classification according to IEC60601-1 standards.
Specifies the operating and storage conditions for temperature modules and the main unit.
Technical details on display, recorder, LEDs, audio indicator, and monitor interfaces.
Provides detailed accuracy, range, and performance specifications for SpO2 modules (Mindray, Masimo, Nellcor).
Comprehensive specifications for NIBP measurement, including ranges, accuracy, and algorithms.
Accuracy and range specifications for SmarTemp™, Genius™ 3, Exergen, and HeTaida temperature modules.
Information regarding the device's compliance with IEC 60601-1-2 electromagnetic compatibility standards.
Guidelines for electromagnetic immunity, including separation distances for RF communications equipment.
Information on compliance with FCC Rules and Industry Canada RSS-210 for radio devices.
Lists the default alarm and setup settings for SpO2, PR, Temp, NIBP, CO2, and EWS parameters.
Details the default settings for alarms, display, volume, record setup, and system time.
Lists physiological alarms, their default priority, cause, and recommended solution.
Lists technical alarms, their priority, indication on alarm reset, cause, and solution.
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