Elcam Medical ACAL 13EAUPAWRLSYST, 13EAUPAWRLSYSR User Manual
Wireless System for
DPT
System Operating Manual
430-11431-001
Change History
Part Number Reason for Revision Pages Affected
430-11167-001 Initial Release
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How to Reach Us
For customer service within the United States, contact:
1-877-9Hospira or 1-877-946-7747
For technical assistance, product return authorization, and to order parts, accessories, or manuals within the United
States, contact Hospira Technical Support Operations.
1-800-241-4002
To order parts using the online eCatalog, download technical publications, technical training courses, and additional
services, visit the website at:
www.hospiraparts.com
After authorization, ship prepaid product returns to the following address:
(Call Hospira customer service for return address.)
Note: Outside the U.S., contact your local Hospira sales office.
Note: Decontaminate all product returns prior to shipping.
Introduction 5
Indications for Use 5
Contraindications 5
Wireless Transpac System Contents
6
Font Conventions 6
Front Panel 8
Calibration Buttons 8
Transpac Transducer Pigtail Sockets 9
Battery LED 9
Alarm LED 9
Power On/Off 9
OK 10
Next 10
Wireless Transducer Battery 10
Back Panel Features 11
Receiver Modules 12
Receiver Module 1(Required) 12
Receiver Module 2 (Required) 12
Receiver Modules 3, 4, & 5 (Optional) 13
Serial Cables 13
Receiver - Philips Adapter 14
Receiver - GE Adapter 15
System Overview 5
Calibration Buttons 5
Power On/Off 6
Transpac Transducer Pigtail Sockets 6
Battery LED 6
Alarm LED 6
OK 6
Next 7
Calibration 7
Wireless Transducer Battery 8
Accessories 8
Basic Operations 9
Set Up 9
Transducer connection 9
Power On and Wireless Link 10
Power Off 12
Operation 12
Settings 12
Calibration 13
Zeroing 13
Zeroing a Single Transducer 14
Zeroing All Transducers 14
Battery Operation 15
Check Battery Charge 15
Charge Battery 16
Battery Life/Battery Disposal 17
Battery Storage 17
Charging Batteries in the Transmitter 17
How to Check the Battery 17
How to Charge the Battery 18
Battery Charge Indicator 18
Swapping Batteries 18
Cleaning 18
Zero Single Transducer 20
Zero All Transducers 20
Zero A Single Transducer 21
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Transfer Between Monitors 21
Calibrating Multiple Monitors 22
Warnings and Precautions 23
Warnings 20
FCC Interference warning 21
Cautions 21
Alarms and Troubleshooting 27
Alarms 27
Transducer Alarms 27
Battery LEDs 28
receiver alarms 29
Troubleshooting 30
Specifications 33
Standards 37
Applicable Standards 38
System Specifications 42
Warranty 45
Chapter 1
Introduction
This document describes the features, functions, operation of the Wireless System for DPT®
transceiver system for use with Hospira Transpac IV® and Hospira Transpac IT® disposable
pressure transducers.
The base system includes a transmitter module and a minimum of 2 receiver channels to support
the wireless transmission of 2 invasive blood pressure signals. Additional receiver modules can be
purchased to support up to 5 transducers per system.
This manual is intended for use by trained medical clinicians familiar with multi-parameter patient
monitors.
INDICATIONS FOR USE
Wireless System for DPT® is indicated for use when invasive blood pressure monitoring is needed
and a cable-free connection is desired between Transpac IT® or Transpac IV® transducers and a
patient monitor. Wireless System for DPT® supports only pressure transducers provided by
Hospira.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
The use of Wireless System for DPT® is contraindicated:
•
Do not use to synchronize external devices.
•
Do not use during MRI or PET scanning.
•
Do not use to trigger aortic balloon assist devices.
WIRELESS SYSTEM FOR DPT SYSTEM CONTENTS
The system and accessories are packaged as follows:
Base System Box (required)
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Transmitter
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AC power cord
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pre-installed battery
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Receivers
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1 IBP channel #1 receiver module
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1 IBP channel #2 receiver module
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1 receiver cable
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user manual
Monitor Specific Plug Adapters Box (required)
•
20 monitor-specific plug adapters
Additional IBP Channels #3+ Receiver Modules Box (optional)
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10 receiver modules for IBP channel #3, #4, or #5
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10 receiver cables
Additional IBP Channels #1 & #2 Receiver Modules Box (optional)
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2 IBP channel #1 receiver modules
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2 IBP channel #2 receiver modules
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2 receiver cables
Contact Hospira customer service for additional accessories.
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Transmitter Front Panel
The front panel features include the following user interface:
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Calibration Buttons
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Pressure Transducer Pigtail Sockets
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Battery LED
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Alarm LED
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Power On/Off Button
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OK Button
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Next Button
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Pressure Transducer Mounting Positions
CALIBRATION BUTTONS
The calibration buttons send a 100 mmHg pressure signal to the selected channel for 10 seconds.
The calibration button zeroes the channel if it is pressed while the calibration signal is displayed.
Calibration Buttons (P1-P5)
Tr anspac
Mounting
Positions
Tr anspac T r ansducer Pigtail Sockets
Figure 1.1
PRESSURE TRANSDUCER PIGTAIL SOCKETS
The pressure transducer pigtail sockets are color coded to aid in blood pressure channel
traceability from the patient monitor to the patient.
Inserting a pressure transducer plug into a socket triggers power-on.
Alarm LED
Battery LED
Next Button
OK Button
Power
On/Of f
BATTERY LEDS
The battery indicator has 3 LEDs to indicate battery charge (full, medium, low). See [insert cross
reference to go to the Battery LED table in chapter on Troubleshooting]
When not connected to AC, the system powers-off after 60 minutes if the battery discharges to a
predefined safe low voltage.
When the transmitter is connected to AC, the LEDs flash to indicate that the battery is charging.
ALARM LED
The Alarm LED flashes to indicate and alarm state.
See [insert cross reference to go to the Alarm LED table in chapter on Troubleshooting]
POWER ON/OFF
The transmitter is switched ON or OFF by pressing the power button.
OK
The OK button is used during the wireless linking process.. A Wireless System for DPT equipped
monitor will display a triangular “linking” waveform prior to the formation of a wireless link to a
Wireless System for DPT transmitter. Press the OK button to immediately confirm the link.
The OK button is also used during ZERO ALL. When a calibration signal is displayed, press the OK
button to zero all channels. See Zeroing on page 13 for more
information.
NEXT
The NEXT button cancels a wireless linking process if pressed while the “linking” signal is displayed
on a monitor. The wireless linking process is then initiated with the next available monitor.
If the NEXT button is pressed while the transmitter is already linked, the link is broken and a
wireless linking process is initiated with the next available monitor.
BATTERY
The Li-ion battery is accessed via the back panel. A built-in battery charger automatically charges
the battery whenever the transmitter is connected to AC power.
Battery replacement should only be done by a trained technician.
Contact Hospira customer support for replacement batteries.
Back Panel
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Alarm Port
Pole Clamp
Mounting
Area
Battery
Compartment
AC Socket Door
Features
Receiver Modules
Wireless System for DPT receiver modules are connected to the IBP sockets of a patient monitor
and present the same electrical load and response as industry standard 5 µV/V pressure
transducers. They are powered by the monitor and contain no batteries or other serviceable parts.
The illustration shows the modules with GE Solar
customer service to order adapters for monitors from other manufacturers.
Module 2
Module 1
CAUTION: O
REMOVED.
NCE THE MONITOR SPECIFIC ADAPTERS ARE CONNECTED THEY CAN NOT BE
TM
series adapters attached. Contact Hospira
Serial Cables
RECEIVER MODULE 1(REQUIRED)
Receiver module number 1 is required. It simulates the presence of the transducer connected to
transmitter socket “P1” and is color coded red.
RECEIVER MODULE 2 (REQUIRED)
Receiver module number 2 is required. It simulates the presence of the transducer connected to
transmitter socket “P2” and is color coded blue.
RECEIVER MODULES 3, 4, & 5 (OPTIONAL)
Receiver modules for channels 3, 4, and 5 are optional. The channel number is selected by the
switch shown below.
RECEIVER CABLES (REQUIRED)
The receiver cables distribute power and data between the modules.
MONITOR ADAPTERS (REQUIRED)
The receiver modules require plug adapters that are often unique to each monitor manufacturer.
Contact Hospira customer service for a list of compatible monitors and to order adapters.
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Wireless Transpac System Operations Manual 430-11431-100 (09/06)
Chapter 2
System Overview
The Wireless Transducer is designed to eliminate the wires and cables that tether patients to
monitoring equipment. The cable function is replaced by the Wireless Transducer.
The Wireless Transducer can be powered by a battery for portable use, but is intended to be
operated using standard AC power when available. While connected to AC power, the Wireless
Transducer also functions as a battery charger.
CALIBRATION BUTTONS
Five buttons provide calibration information. The Transpac Transducer sends a 100 mmhg
calibration signal on the selected channel for 10 seconds. The receiver and monitor use this
calibration signal for a secondary monitor and channel number confirmation. The calibration
buttons zero the channel if pressed while the calibration signal is
Calibration Buttons
Tr anspac T r ansducer Pigtail Sockets
displayed.
Figure 2.1
POWER ON/OFF
The Transpac Transducer is turned on by activating the power button.
TRANSPAC TRANSDUCER PIGTAIL SOCKETS
The Transpac Transducer Pigtail Sockets are color coded for jumper cable attachment. Inserting
the plug into the socket triggers a power on cycle.
Power
On/Of f
BATTERY LED
The Battery LED indicates that the power is on.
When not connected to AC, the LED flashes and the system powers off after 60 minutes if the
battery discharges to a predefined safe low voltage.
ALARM LED
When the Transpac Transducer is connected to AC, the LED flashes to indicate that the Transpac
Transducer is charging.
The Alarm LED flashes when the alarm sounds. It blinks when wireless interference is
detected.
OK
Press the Ok button to immediately confirm and link. The monitor displays a corresponding “linking”
waveform on the monitor.
If you press the Ok button when a calibration signal is displayed, the output of all channels are set to
zero. See Zeroing on page 13 for more
information.
NEXT
The Next Button selects the next receiver if it is pressed when the “linking” signal is displayed. The
“linking” signal is redirected to the next receiver. The Next Button triggers new link.
If the Next Button is pressed when it is already linked, the link is broken, and “linking” signal is
displayed on the next available
monitor.
CALIBRATION
The calibration buttons are ....
Wireless Transducer Battery
The battery is located on the back panel under a compartment door. The Transpac Transducer
supports the LI-ON Battery.
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