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Details of the user manual version number and release date.
Information about the CE mark and its conformity to directives.
Statement on intellectual property and usage restrictions.
Outlines user obligations for product operation and maintenance.
Details on free repair and replacement services within a warranty period.
Lists registered trademarks associated with the product.
Describes the manual's scope: intended use, function, and operation.
Notes on illustration usage and text conventions for clarity.
Identifies conditions for serious adverse reactions or safety hazards.
Highlights conditions that could cause damage to equipment.
Introduces the ventilator, its operation, intended use, and components.
Provides a general overview of the ventilator's system components.
Diagrams illustrating external, front, rear, and bottom views of connections.
Details on power supply specifications and gas supply requirements.
Information on battery usage, charging, and the system switch function.
Explains various ventilation modes like VCV, PCV, PSV, SIMV, SPONT, etc.
Describes special functions such as Inspiratory/Expiratory hold and 100% O2.
General description of the alarm system, priorities, and types of alarms.
Lists alarm messages, their types, and priority levels.
Instructions on how to set alarm limits for safety.
Procedures for silencing and resetting alarms during operation.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the ventilator trolley.
Instructions for assembling the display screen and its components.
Guide for assembling the main ventilator unit to the trolley.
Procedures for installing the battery module and oxygen sensor.
Steps for connecting the patient system and gas supply lines.
Instructions for safely connecting the main power supply.
Steps to ensure the equipment is ready and functioning correctly.
Detailed procedures for testing various alarm functions before use.
Explains the meaning of different colored touch key indicators.
Guides users through the startup sequence and power-up screen.
Details on patient category, weight, and mode selection on the start-up screen.
Explains the standby mode and the features of the main operational screen.
How to select and configure ventilation modes and parameters.
Procedures for adjusting alarm upper and lower limit parameters.
Configuration options for date, time, language, and display formats.
Step-by-step instructions for safely shutting down the ventilator.
Summary of the MASIMO CO2 module and its intended use.
Instructions for connecting the IRMA CO2 probe and airway adapter.
Pre-use checks and zeroing procedures for accurate CO2 measurements.
Description of status LED indicators for the CO2 module's operation.
Outlines the recommended maintenance frequency for various components.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior surface of the ventilator.
Guidelines for maintaining and replacing the water filter.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the expiratory valve module.
Methods for disinfecting reusable breathing tubes.
Advice on battery care to extend life and replacement procedures.
Instructions for maintaining and handling the oxygen sensor.
Cleaning procedures for the IRMA probe and gas span checks.
Lists recommended accessories and damageable parts for the device.
Explanation and diagram of the ventilator's pneumatic control system.
Overview of the ventilator's electrical system architecture and principles.
Details on classification, power, gas supply, environment, and dimensions.
Lists key technical parameters like display, battery, modes, and safety limits.
Comprehensive list of parameters that can be set and monitored.
Defines the ranges for main alarm parameters.
Technical specifications for the optional CO2 measurement module.
Details possible reasons and solutions for high-priority alarms.
Possible reasons and solutions for medium-priority alarms.
Possible reasons and solutions for low-priority alarms.
Defines common terminology used throughout the manual.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the equipment and interface.
Symbols indicating handling and storage instructions for packaging.
Cautions regarding electromagnetic compatibility requirements and usage.
Warnings related to the use of the device in different electromagnetic environments.
Lists default settings for patient category, weight, and ventilation parameters.
Default values for critical alarm limits.
Lists relevant standards and guidelines for medical electrical equipment.
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