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General| Model | A40 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Philips |
| Humidification | Integrated heated humidifier |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Power Supply | 100 - 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Ramp Time | 0-45 minutes |
| Data Storage | SD card |
| Device Type | BiPAP |
| Pressure Range | 4-25 cmH2O |
| Modes | CPAP, S, S/T, PC |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth, USB |
| Operating Sound Level | 26 dBA |
| Exhalation Relief | Yes |
Lists components included with the BiPAP A40 system, noting optional accessories.
Describes the BiPAP A40 ventilator's purpose and target patient population.
Details potential injuries to the user or operator and necessary precautions.
Details potential damage to the device and necessary precautions.
Lists conditions for which the BiPAP A40 ventilator is contraindicated.
Advises patients on reporting discomfort and potential side effects of therapy.
Explains the function of each button on the device's control panel.
Defines symbols that may appear on the device or its included accessories.
Provides guidance for using the device on airlines during travel.
Lists contact information for device servicing and customer support.
Explains different therapy modes like CPAP, S, S/T, T, PC, and AVAPS-AE.
Details the Average Volume Assured Pressure Support (AVAPS) feature.
Explains the Bi-Flex comfort feature for pressure relief during breathing.
Describes the ramp feature for gradually increasing therapy pressure.
Explains the rise time setting for adjusting pressure transition during inspiration.
Details the Digital Auto-Trak feature for leak compensation and synchrony.
Describes how the device detects and reports breathing events like apnea and hypopnea.
Explains event detection logic when the device uses a back-up breath rate.
Explains how the device alerts users to alarm conditions via lights and sounds.
Details the meaning of red flashing, yellow flashing, and solid yellow LED indicators.
Describes the patterns of beeps for different alarm priorities and messages.
Explains how alarm messages are displayed and highlighted on the screen.
Instructions on how to temporarily silence audible alarms.
Details how to clear active alarms after the cause has been corrected.
Provides detailed explanations of all ventilator alarms and informational messages.
Describes user-settable patient alarms like Circuit Disconnect and Apnea.
Describes system alarms like Ventilator Inoperative and Low Battery.
Describes informational messages such as Card Error and Heated Tube Failure.
Guides users through the steps to take when any alarm condition is detected.
Summarizes alarms, priorities, indicators, device actions, and user actions.
Table summarizing patient alarms, priority, audible/visual indicators, and user actions.
Table summarizing system alarms, priority, indicators, device actions, and user actions.
Table summarizing informational messages and user actions.
Instructions for installing the gray foam and white ultra-fine air filters.
Guidelines on selecting a suitable location for the ventilator.
Steps for connecting non-invasive and invasive breathing circuits to the device.
Step-by-step guide to connecting a non-invasive breathing circuit.
Step-by-step guide to connecting an invasive breathing circuit.
Explains how to power the device using AC, external, or detachable batteries.
Instructions for connecting and using the AC power cord and adapter.
Information on operating the device with an external or detachable battery.
Describes indicators for AC and DC power sources and battery status.
Explains how to move through the device's menu screens using navigation buttons.
Details how to lock and unlock the device keypad to prevent accidental changes.
Describes how to access the device's standby screen and available actions.
Explains how to access device and therapy settings via the setup screen.
Describes how to access the monitor screen to view therapy data.
Details the information displayed on the Monitor screen, including panels and parameters.
Guides users through changing device and prescription settings in provider mode.
Lists common device settings and alarms that can be adjusted.
Explains how to adjust options like Menu Access, Detailed View, and Language.
Instructions on how to view a list of the 20 most recent alarms.
Instructions on how to view a log of all device events.
Instructions on how to view device details like software version and serial number.
Instructions for updating patient prescriptions using an SD card.
Details how users can change limited settings in the limited access mode.
Guides users on changing their personal settings like Rise Time or Ramp.
Lists options available to users in limited access mode.
Defines symbols that may appear on the device screen.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the ventilator and battery pack.
Specific cleaning procedures for devices used by multiple patients.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the gray foam and ultra-fine air filters.
Instructions for cleaning the flexible tubing used with the device.
Information regarding device servicing requirements.
Information on connecting and using humidifiers and heated tubing with the device.
Details on the SD card used for data recording and how to remove it.
Guidance on adding supplemental oxygen to the patient circuit.
Information on connecting the device to an institutional nurse call system.
Details on using a remote alarm unit with the device.
How to connect an oximeter to monitor SpO2 and heart rate levels.
Information on using DirectView software for data download and reporting.
Information on using Encore software for prescription data management.
Information about the carrying case for transporting the ventilator.
How to connect and use an external 12 VDC battery for power.
Details on the rechargeable Lithium-Ion detachable battery and module.
Information on the optional roll stand accessory for the BiPAP A40.
Information on the in-use bag for attaching the ventilator to a wheelchair.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the device not powering on or backlights not lighting.
Troubleshooting steps if the device's airflow is not starting.
Possible causes and solutions for unusually warm airflow from the device.
Addresses issues related to mask comfort, potentially due to fitting or headgear.
Explains error messages and solutions for failed SD card prescription updates.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with detachable battery charging.
Specifies operating and storage conditions for temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Details the device's physical dimensions and weight.
Lists the international standards the device is designed to conform to.
Provides specifications for AC/DC power, protection types, and operation mode.
Lists accuracy specifications for therapy parameters like IPAP, EPAP, and Breath Rate.
Details the accuracy and range of displayed parameters like leak rate and tidal volume.
Specifies the alarm sound level range and notes about sound reduction.
Lists breathing resistance measurements under fault conditions.
Provides the expected service life for the ventilator and its components.
Information regarding proper disposal of the device and its components.
Declaration and guidance regarding electromagnetic emissions from the device.
Declaration and guidance regarding electromagnetic immunity of the device.
Guidance on maintaining safe distances from RF equipment to prevent interference.
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