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90 APPENDIX F - Low / Very Low Battery Tutorial

SIGMA Manual Number 41018

Revision AR

Very Low Battery Tutorial

When the Very Low Battery Alarm activates, the following

tutorial appears.

Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Introduction and Safety7
- Intended Device Use7
- Related Documents7
- Regulatory Information7
- Contacting SIGMA Technical Support7
- Conventions8
- Summary of Warnings and Cautions8
System Components13
- Spectrum Pump Illustrations14
- Hardware Labeling15
Battery Compatability16
Setting up the Pump17
- Unpack the Pump17
- AC Power Adaptor17
- Charging the Battery19
- Configuring User Options19
Operational Overview23
- Starting a New Infusion Using the Drug Error Prevention (DEP) Mode23
- Starting a New Infusion Using the Basic Mode (for Drugs Not in the Drug Library)23
- Secondary Infusions24
Preparing the Pump and IV Sets25
- Loading an IV Set25
- Unloading an IV Set26
- Preparing the Pump for a Secondary Infusion26
Programming the Pump27
- Keys Used to Program and Operate the Pump27
- Activating a Drug Library29
- Programming the Pump Using the Drug Error Prevention Mode30
- Programming the Pump Using the Basic Mode34
- Setting up a Secondary Infusion35
- Returning to the Primary Mode While Infusing in a Secondary Mode40
- Secondary Callback - Assigned to a Secondary Drug in the MDL41
- Programming a Loading Dose41
- Programming a Bolus42
- Manual /Multi-Step Programming43
  - Clearing the Entire Multi-Step Program44
  - Clearing an Individual Step44
- Cyclic TPN Mode45
- Titrating45
- Delayed Start48
  - Stopping/Cancelling the Delay Timer48
  - Changing the Delay Timer48
- Values Differ48
Pump Operation49
- Operating Tips49
- Placing the Pump on Standby (Hold Mode)50
  - Standby in Non-Alarm Condition50
- Patency Checks50
- Operating the Keypad Lock50
  - Manually Locking the Keypad51
  - Automatically Locking the Keypad51
Alarms52
- Silencing an Alarm53
- Clearing an Alarm53
- Alarm Messages53
- Preventing Nuisance Alarms55
- Managing Bolus before Occlusion (Downstream) Release56
  - Managing Unintended Small Bolus Releases When Clearing Downstream Occlusions56
- Battery Warning Levels56
Cleaning and Storage59
- Compatible Cleaners59
- Cleaning the Pump59
- Storing the Pump60
- Servicing the Pump60
Compatible IV Sets61
- SIGMA Nitroglycerin/Lipid Sets61
- SIGMA Y-Type Blood Sets61
- Compatible Hospira IV Sets62
- Compatible Hospira IV Sets - WARNINGS64
- Compatible Baxter IV Sets65
- Compatible Baxter IV Sets - WARNINGS67
Accessories68
- Tandem Carrier68
- Pump Carriers68
- Single-Pole68
- Multi-Pole69
- A.C. Power Adaptor Protector69
- Double Rotating Pole Clamp Assembly70
APPENDIX A - Specifications71
- Drug Error Prevention71
- A" Pump71
- C" Pump71
- Master Drug Library (MDL)71
- Drug Library Transfer71
- Standard Gravity IV Sets71
- Standards71
APPENDIX B - Flow Rate Accuracy78
- Effect of Fluid Container Height78
- Effect of Back Pressure78
- Flow Profile78
APPENDIX C - Bolus Accuracy87
APPENDIX D - Downstream Occlusion88
- Time to Occlusion88
- Bolus Volume88
APPENDIX E - Electromagnetic Compatibility89
- Emissions89
- Immunity - ESD, Transient/Burst, Voltage Disparity, Magnetic90
- Immunity - Conducted and Radiated92
- Immunity - Separation Distances94
APPENDIX F - Low / very Low Battery Tutorial95
- Low Battery Tutorial95
- Very Low Battery Tutorial96
APPENDIX G - Icons97
- Power Icons97
- Wireless Icons98
- General Icons99
APPENDIX H - Amount / Time100
- Drug Amount / Time Infusion100
- Priming Volume Adjustment for Primary Amount / Time Infusions Only101
- Flush102

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