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A
Oxygen Outlet Fitting - Connects the nasal cannula to the device.
B
Display Screen - Displays pulse setting, power and battery status, and alert
messages.
C
Pulse Selection Buttons (1 - 5) Refer to Adjusting the Pulse Setting in Usage
for more details.
D
Paused Alert Button - Press to mute the audible signal.
E
Alert Indicator - The yellow light indicates abnormal operating conditions. Refer
to Alert Conditions in Troubleshooting for more details.
F
Off Button - Press to turn device off.
G
Battery Latch - Slide back to release Battery from device.
H
Battery Handle - Used to lift the Battery out of the device.
I
Battery - Used for portable power.
J
External Power Connector - Used to connect an external power source to the
device.
K
Air Outlet - Air Outlet from the device.
L
Air Inlet with Filter - Air inlet to the device, located on left and right sides of
Oxygen Outlet Fitting (A)
Power Options
Battery: When fully charged, a single battery supplies power for more than 6 hours. Alert
signals occur when the battery is nearing depletion. Refer to Technical Alert Conditions
in Troubleshooting section and Charging the Battery in Setup section.
AC Power Adapter: The AC power adapter allows the device to be connected to a wall
outlet. Use of the AC power adapter will allow the device to operate and simultaneously
charge an installed battery. Refer to Charging the Battery in Setup section.
DC Car Adapter: The DC car adapter allows the device to be connected to 12-volt
DC auxiliary outlet. Use of the DC car adapter allows the device to operate and
simultaneously charge an installed battery. Refer to Charging the Battery in Setup
section.
Note: The DC car adapter requires an 8 amp minimum circuit. Check your vehicles
owner’s manual to ensure the circuit can provide 8 amps.
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