GS Corpuls3 Quick user manual

This short manual is meant to give an exploratory overview of the essential functions of the corpuls3. Reading this short manual is no substitute neither for the necessity to carefully read through the user manual nor for the instruction and training on the device by an authorised medical products consultant.
Charging the Battery
B
Charging compact device via charging bracket
Inserting compact device into charging bracket
Fit the recesses at the bottom
of the debrillator onto the pins
of the charging bracket (item A). The device will be locked automatically and the modules will be charged.
Removing device from charging bracket
Pull the red handle upwards (item B) and remove the compact device from the bracket.
Charging the compact de­vice via AC adapter
The charging process starts when the the magnetic clip
(item 1) is tted with the
groove onto the magnetic
contact eld (item 2).
The state of charge-LEDs of the three modules indicate the state of charge of the batteries:
green = device fully charged orange = device is being charged
A
1
2
If the compact device is switched on, the charging status is shown in percent (%) on the screen. The current state of charge of the individual modules can be viewed via the system info.
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Switching On and Off
Switching the Compact Device On and O
To switch on/o, press the
On/O key at the monitoring unit. The compact device is swit-
ched o after a conrmation
prompt.
Switching On and O in Modular Use
To switch on the monitoring unit, the patient box and the debrillator in modular use, press the On/O key at the respective module.
Switching o all modules: Press the On/O key on the device. All modules are
switched o after a conrmation prompt, if they were
connected via radio at that point.
If this is not the case, the warning message "Check modules" appears on the screen.
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Printer and Printing
Note
The easiest way to open the printer ap is to disconnect the mo­nitoring unit from the debrillator and place it on a at surface.
1. Pull the locking lever (item
1) of the printer ap slightly
downwards to unlock (item
A) the printer ap (item 2)
and open it downwards (item B).
2. To remove the empty roll of paper, push the paper roll holder (item 3) on both sides slightly outwards (item C).
3. Insert a new roll of paper into the holder (item 3) so that the end of the paper
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has its printed side facing upwards.
4. Pull the paper forwards (item D) over the edge of the
printer ap (item 4) and hold.
5. Push the printer ap (item 2) upwards and close the printer compartment. The lock has to engage engage perceptibly.
6. Make sure that the locking hooks at the printer ap are rmly engaged on both sides.
Printer and Printing
To start printing the curves displayed on the screen, briey press the Print key. To cancel the printout in progress, press the Print key again.
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B
A
1
D
C
3
Screenshot Hold down the Print key for 3 seconds.
Protocol printout
Briey press the Browser key.
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Separating and Connecting Compact
C
Monitor and Defibrillator
Separating the Compact Monitor
B
D
A
1. Grasp the compact monitor by the carrying handle
C
and pull both snap locks simultaneously forwards and upwards (item A) or push them rearwards and downwards (item B).
B
A
2. Tilt the monitoring unit for­wards (item C) and remove
D
upwards (item D).
Connecting the Compact Monitor
1. Lift the compact monitor, tilt and t both pins (item 1) in the two recesses (item 2) at the debrillator/pacer (item A).
2. Tilt the compact monitor towards the debrillator/pacer (item B) until the closures (item 3) perceptibly engage
(item 4) at the debrillator/pacer.
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3
1
2
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Separating and Connecting the
1
2
Patient Box
Separating the Patient Box
A
1. Grasp the monitoring unit by the carrying handle and press the snap lock of the patient box downwards (item A).
B
Connecting the Patient Box
1. Position the patient box with the display facing the monitoring
unit and t onto the monitoring unit. The recesses (item 1)
of the patient box engage in the two pins (item 2) of the monitoring unit.
2. The patient box must be engaged at the bottom (item A) and in the closure at the top (item B).
2. Tilt the patient box rear-
C
wards (item B) and remove (item C).
B
A
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