Seca mVSA 535 - Making Settings for Measuring Mode; Making Regional Settings

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142 • secamVSA 535/seca mBCA 525

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3. MAKING SETTINGS FOR MEASURING MODE

3.1 Making regional settings

CAUTION!

Loss of data, misinterpretation of measurements

Incorrect settings for date and time can lead to misinterpretation of

measurements.

► Standalone operation: Ensure that the date and time information on

the device is correct.

► Network operation: Ensure that the date and time information in the

seca PC software is correct. These settings are adopted by the

device.

1. Press the Settings tab.

2. Press the Regional settings button.

➔ Making regional settings

➔ Setting display brightness and volume

➔ Calibrating the touchscreen display

➔ Setting units of measurement

➔ Deactivating analysis modules

➔ Making presets for vital signs measurement

Main Page

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Instructions for Use for Seca Mvsa5
Seca Mbca 525
About this Document5
Description of Device6
- Intended Use for the Seca Mvsa 5356
- Intended Use for the Seca Mbca 5256
- Description of Function7
- User Qualification10
  - Administration/Network Connection10
  - Measuring Mode10
- Contraindications10
Safety Precautions11
- Safety Precautions in These Instructions for Use11
- Basic Safety Precautions11
Device Overview16
- Monitor Controls for Seca Mvsa 535/ Seca Mbca 52516
- In-Ear Thermometer Controls18
- Measuring Mat Controls (Bioimpedance Analysis)19
- Fields in the Touchscreen Display20
- Login/Navigation: Buttons and Symbols in the Touchscreen Display20
- Operating State: Symbols21
- Measuring: Buttons and Symbols23
- Unsubmitted Measurements List: Symbols27
- Markings on the Device and on the Type Plate28
- Markings on the Blood Pressure Cuff30
- Markings on the Packaging31
- Other Symbols31
Starting up the Device32
- Scope of Delivery32
- Setting up Device33
- Establishing a Power Supply38
- Charging Rechargeable Batteries38
- Setting the Date and Time39
- Initial Login40
- Configuration Options40
Operation41
- Switching the System On/Off41
- Managing Seca Patient Files44
- Measuring Vital Signs49
- Measuring Bioimpedance73
- Adding Weight and Height80
- Analyzing Measurement84
Operation When Connected to an EMR91
- System91
- Switching on the Device91
- Measuring92
  - Measuring with an Active Connection to an EMR System92
  - Measuring with an Interrupted Connection to an EMR System92
- Logging in with EMR User ID94
  - Scanning EMR User ID (Recommended)94
  - Entering EMR User ID Manually94
- Calling up Patient Data from the EMR System95
  - Scanning Patient ID (Recommended)95
  - Manually Entering Patient ID96
- Saving Measurements in the EMR System97
Hygiene Treatment102
- Cleaning102
- Disinfecting104
- Sterilizing104
- Removing/Fitting Probe Holder (Devices with Temperature Probe)105
  - Removing the Probe Holder105
  - Fitting the Probe Holder105
- Removing/Fitting the Magazine Holder (Devices with In-Ear Thermometer)106
  - Removing the Magazine Holder106
  - Fitting the Magazine Holder106
Function Check107
- Device107
- Covidien Genius107
  - In-Ear Thermometer107
Servicing107
- Covidien Tm Genius108
  - In-Ear Thermometer108
Troubleshooting109
- Monitor109
- Measuring Mat110
- Bioimpedance Measurement111
- Vital Signs Measurement112
- Network Connection116
- Connection to the Seca Analytics 115 Software117
- EMR System Connection Via Seca Connect 103 Software118
- Seca 360° Proximity Connection119
- Seca 360° Wireless Connection119
Technical Data120
- Monitor120
- Monitor Interfaces and Network Ports121
  - Interfaces and Network Ports121
  - Recommended Wifi Settings121
- Measuring Mat122
- Bioimpedance Measurement122
- Vital Signs Measurement124
- Analysis Parameters129
- Analysis Modules130
- Seca 360° Wireless System130
- Standards and Directives131
Optional Accessories and Spare Parts131
Compatible Seca Products132
Disposal133
- Measuring Mat and Device133
- Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries133
- Consumables133
Warranty133
Declaration of Conformity134
For Administrators: Configuring135
Seca Mvsa 535 /Seca Mbca 525135
Preparing Configuration135
- Administrator Login135
- Configuration Options137
  - Network Functions137
  - Overview of Access Rights137
User Accounts138
- Activating Initial User Accounts138
  - Changing the Password for the Admin User Account138
  - Assigning a Password to the User User Account139
- Working with User Accounts140
Making Settings for Measuring Mode142
- Making Regional Settings142
- Setting Display Brightness and Volume143
- Calibrating the Touchscreen Display144
- Setting Units of Measurement146
- Deactivating Analysis Modules147
- Making Presets for Vital Signs Measurement148
Managing System Components157
- Viewing System Information157
- Updating the Monitor Software158
- Updating the Measuring Mat Software159
- Retrofitting the Smartbucket160
  - (Seca Mbca 525 Only)160
- Retrofitting the Measuring Mat (Seca Mvsa 535 Only)161
- Retrofitting the In-Ear Thermometer (Seca Mvsa 535 Only)162
- Data Export and Backup163
  - Exporting Patient and User Data Manually163
  - Restoring Patient and User Data Manually164
- Power Management165
Setting up Peripherals166
- Setting up a LAN Connection to the Network (Stationary Operation)166
- Setting up a Wifi Connection (Mobile Operation)170
- Setting up a Connection to the Seca Analytics 115 PC Software173
- Setting up a Seca 360° Proximity Connection178
- Setting up a Seca 360° Wireless Connection181
Connecting to an EMR System184
- Information about User and Patient Data184
- Assigning a Clear Device Name185
- Setting up a Connection to the Seca Connect 103 Software186
  - Entering Connection Data186
  - Making Workflow Settings187
- Configuring Data Transfer to the EMR System189
- Use of Certificates189
- Summary: Device Characteristics When Connected to EMR System189
Factory Settings190
- Overview of Factory Settings190
- Resetting the Device191
- Resetting the User Interface192
- Exporting the System Log/Audit Trail192
- Enabling VNC Access193

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