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Power Requirements
The hospital-grade power cord shipped with the SmartPump is UL
listed and configured for North American power sources. The
SmartPump is configured for use with 120V, 10A, 60 Hz AC power.
Initial Set-up
The SmartPump is shipped with a fully charged battery, which provides
a safety back up power source.
1. Mount the SmartPump onto the roll stand with pole.
WARNING: DO NOT connect any other electrical device into the
power receptacle of the power cord organizer, except the SmartPump
and Tourniquet Report Printer. Failure to comply may result in
user/patient injury.
2. Connect the power cord between the SmartPump and the power
cord organizer with power receptacle or a hospital-grade AC
receptacle.
Press and release the ON/OFF (standby) button to initiate system
power on and self-test. The self-test checks the pneumatic system,
pressure, display, battery, and processors. Self-test errors are reported
via service codes on the LCD display. See Service Code Summary
section.
Upon successful completion of the system self-test, including battery
charge level voltage test, the Ready indicator appears in the center of
the display.
The Battery Charging indicator on the bottom right corner of the front
enclosure indicates battery charge status. The system automatically
begins charging the battery whenever it is connected to AC power.
The Battery Charge indicator segments on the lower right of the LCD
illuminate sequentially when the battery is charging.
If the battery is not charged adequately, the alarm sounds and the
Battery charge icon indicates low charge level.
Press and hold the ON/OFF (standby) button for 1.5 seconds to turn
the unit off. Allow more charging time.
NOTE: The NiMH battery will attain approximately 80% of its rated capacity
within one hour of charging.
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