Laerdal SimPad User Manual

Directions for Use

SimPad

LAERDAL

www.laerdal.com

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SIMPAD SYSTEM DIRECTIONS FOR USE

CONTENTS

SIMPAD SYSTEM OVERVIEW 4

SIMPAD SYSTEM INCLUDES 5

CHARGE THE BATTERY 6

SIMPAD 8

RUN AUTOMATIC MODE 9

RUN MANUAL MODE 13

REGISTERING INTERVENTIONS 15

ADJUSTING PARAMETERS MANUALLY 16

VIEW LOG 17

CONNECTING SIMPAD TO ANOTHER LINK BOX 18

SYNCHRONIZING SIMPAD WITH SIMSTORE 20

PATIENT MONITOR 20

THEME EDITOR 21

SIMDESIGNER 21

TRANSFERRING LOGS, THEMES AND SCENARIOS TO / FROM A PC 21

SOUND 22

LAERDAL LI-ION BATTERY 23

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 24

SPECIFICATIONS 27

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For troubleshooting and detailed instructions related to specific items, refer to
www.laerdal.com/simpad

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SIMPAD SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The SimPad System is an easy-to-use, wireless
tool that performs relevant medical simulation

training, including debrieng, in various user

settings. With its large, intuitive touch screen
design, SimPad is vir tually a “Pick up and Play”
experience, allowing you to deliver simulation-

based education, easily and efciently.

There are two ways to control simulations:
Automatic Mode and Manual Mode. This
allows you to customize simulations to meet your

specic needs.

The SimPad System is compatible with a broad
range of Laerdal products including manikins,
patient simulators, and task trainers as well as
standardized patients.

SIMSTORE

SimStore is the place to nd

quality educational content and
materials for users of all levels
and backgrounds.

SimPad

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http://www.mysimcenter.com

In SimStore you’ll nd resources for every step

of the simulation experience, from full curricula
and stand-alone scenarios, to building blocks like
trends, handlers, and multimedia. SimStore takes

efciency to a new level, allowing you to spend

less time developing or purchasing content and
more time improving educational outcomes.

Visit our SimStore to find:

• Immediate online access to world

wide, validated content

• Standardized and repeatable training

measures

• Easy search, nd, and pay navigation

• Flexibility to purchase only what you

need

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SIMPAD SYSTEM INCLUDES:

SimPad

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SimPad

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Li-Ion Battery

LAERDAL

Link Box

AC adapter x 2

Manikin

Adapter Cable

Manikin Strap

Wrist Strap

USB Cable

SimPad Sleeve

• SimPad : Operator’s remote control

• Link Box: Connects to and controls the patient simulator

• Li-Ion Battery: Battery power for Link Box

• AC Adapter: Power and charger for SimPad and Link Box

• Manikin adapter cable: Connects Link Box to patient simulators

• Manikin Strap: Attaches Link Box and battery to patient simulator

• USB Cable: Attaches SimPad to PC for updates and downloads

• SimPad Wrist Strap

• SimPad Sleeve: Protective case for SimPad

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1. CHARGE THE BATTERY

• Connect SimPad to one of the AC adapters and plug into a wall outlet.
The battery is fully charged when the LED on SimPad shows a steady yellow light.

• Connect the Li-Ion battery to one of the DC adapters and plug into a wall outlet.
The battery is fully charged when the LED on the battery shows a steady green light.

2. CONNECT LINK BOX TO THE MANIKIN

• Connect the manikin cable to the Link Box.

• If it is an older version manikin, use cable adapter included

in the package.

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Link Box

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• Connect the BP tube (if applicable for this manikin) to the
BP tube input on the Link Box.

• Connect the Li-Ion battery to the Link Box. It is possible to

connect two batteries.

• If desirable, connect the DC adapter to the Link Box.

• Use the included manikin strap to attach the Link Box and

battery to the manikin.

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3. TURN ON LINK BOX AND SIMPAD

• Turn on both units by pressing the
ON button marked for at least

half a second.

• Release the button when the LED
starts blinking green. First start up

may take a few minutes.

• When the Link Box is ready, the
ON light will turn steady green.

• Follow the instructions on the

display to select language and other
preferences.

4. STARTING SIMPAD FOR THE FIRST TIME

The rst time SimPad is turned on, it will prompt for the following congurations:

• Select language

• Set time and date

• Enter SimPad name

• Enter Link Box name
All these congurations may be altered later.

5. CONNECTION BETWEEN SIMPAD AND LINK BOX

SimPad communicates with the Link Box using WiFi. When the units are turned on for the rst time
they will set up an ad hoc network called SimLink. If no other Link Boxes are visible on the default
SimLink network, the SimPad will pair with the Link Box, remember the pairing, and reconnect when

units are turned on again.

• Connection to SimPad is indicated on the Link Box with a blue light
in the WiFi LED.

• Connection to the Link Box is indicated in the upper right corner of

50% 50%

SimPad’s screen with a Manikin symbol.

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6. CONNECTING A SIMULATED PATIENT MONITOR

• Ensure the monitor PC and the SimPad System are connected to
the same network. See “Connections” chapter for details on network

connections.

• Select the appropriate Link Box from the manikin connection menu.

• To minimize WiFi trafc, it is recommended to connect the patient
monitor to the Link Box using a direct network cable connection.

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SIMPAD

SimPad is the new remote control for your medical training simulator.

Control simulation sessions directly from the touch screen by simply tapping the icons.

Find details on

battery status,
connection
and clock.

Run scenarios by

manually operating

the patient simulator

and registering

interventions.

Run pre-programmed

scenarios by simply

registering interventions.

Register SimPad

on SimStore or

synchronize with

SimStore.

SimPad

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Starting applications takes some seconds.

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Select a log to
facilitate debrieng
with the Log Viewer.

Adjust display
brightness, clock
and more.

RUN AUTOMATIC MODE

When running a scenario in Automatic Mode, the only task required by the instructor is to
log the participant’s actions. These events logged, as well as the events detected by the patient
simulator, will drive the scenario forward. All events are registered in the log for post-event

debrieng and analysis.

Start by selecting a scenario from one of the scenario folders.

Folder

of scenarios.

Tap to open.

Select an
automatic
scenario.

Scenario description is
divided into sections.
Tap to open.

Press START to enter
session information.

Submit session
information.

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Press OK
when ready.

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Review instructor information
and press OK to continue.

The 4-bar icon indicates that

registering the intervention

will launch pop-up.

Patient status
information

Categories of

interventions

Red button indicates
a critical event

Some interventions must

be performed within

a specic time. Timer

indicates remaining time.

Log

A shadow arrow on the
background indicates
an event that will cause
progress in scenario.

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Counter keeps track
of how many times
an intervention has
been logged.

Pause scenario

Current patient state

Patient state

information

Touch anywhere on patient
area to display more
patient state information.

Access to vital
signs adjustments

Abnormal parameter
values are displayed in
this area.

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Select other

parameters

to adjust.

Log

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Toggle on / off

the amount

of information

displayed.

To end a session go to Menu

End session

View Log option will

open current session

log using Log Viewer.

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RUN MANUAL MODE

When running a scenario in Manual Mode, the instructor’s task is to control the clinical state
of the patient simulator, as well as logging the participant’s actions. The instructor can plan

scenarios using predened themes that include various patient states.

Folder of Themes.

Tap to open.

Select Theme

for simulation.

Information about

session entered here

will be added to log.

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Tap START
when ready.

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Waiting states

White arrow

indicates last

activated state.

Flag indicates

start state

Current state

Time since current
state was activated

Overview of the current
patient condition, vital signs
of patient.

Abnormal values
displayed in this area

Collapse mini-log

Select other

parameters to adjust

Tap to prepare a

state for activation

Activate all

parameters at once

Tap to expand

waiting state

Time since

session started

The expanded state

shows all parameters

in the queue, ready

to be activated.

End or pause session

Toggle on / off
shock activation

Register participant’s

interventions.

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Set the
transition time

REGISTERING INTERVENTIONS

Categories

of associated
interventions

Interventions of

the open category

Undo last

registration

Access to vital signs
adjustments

Interventions always
displayed

Counts interventions
logged

Add comment

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ADJUSTING PARAMETERS MANUALLY

Tap the large coloured
values in the main view,

(e.g. respiration rate) to

adjust the value.

Hold nger over

slider to access the

ne-adjustment

magnifying bubble.

Move nger
into the bubble
and adjust the
parameter in
small increments.

Create a new state with

the adjusted parameter.

Select a parameter
from the menu.

Update the currently

open waiting state.

Activate the
new value.

Tap to set desired
condition.

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VIEW LOG

Open Log Viewer from the home screen or when ending a session.
To end a session, go to Menu and press End session.

Go to Log Viewer

Continue where

you left off

Restart with

same scenario

Back to home screen

Add comment

Toggle on / off the amount

of information displayed.

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CONNECTING SIMPAD TO ANOTHER LINK BOX

SimPad can only be connected to one Link Box at a time. A Link Box can only be
connected to one SimPad at a time. SimPad will remember the Link Box it was last

connected to, and tr y to re-establish this connection the next time it is turned on.
To connect SimPad to a different Link Box, touch the connection information eld in
the upper right corner.

Select Connect to

another Link Box.

Select new Link Box or

choose to run without

CONNECTING ON A NETWORK

Link Box.

Out of the box, SimPad and Link Box will connect to the SimLink ad hoc network. They may
however be used on a wired Ethernet network, or a WiFi network. SimPad and Link Box may

also be connected directly to each other using a standard network cable.

1. CONNECTING ON WIRED ETHERNET NETWORK

Simply connect SimPad and Link Box to network outlets. The network
needs to have DHCP service. Connection by wire is indicated in the

50% 50%

upper right corner of SimPad. It is possible to be on a wired network

and a WiFi network simultaneously.

2. CONNECT TO A WIFI NETWORK

System settings – WiFi

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If you are moving the Link Box to another wireless network,
Link Box and SimPad must be connected to a wired network

or connected to each other by a network cable during the
connection process.

Select the desired WiFi
network from the list
and enter the network
password.

Then select the
device you want
to move to the
new network.

REGISTERING SIMPAD ON SIMSTORE

To register SimPad on SimStore, it needs to be connected to a network with internet, either via

wired Ethernet or a WiFi network.

• Touch the SimStore Icon

on the start screen.

• Select institution, enter

username and password
and touch register.

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• SimPad identier will then

automatically be transferred
to SimStore and the device
is registered on the selected
account.

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SYNCHRONIZING SIMPAD WITH SIMSTORE

After SimPad has been registered on SimStore, the SimStore Icon on the start screen becomes a
Synchronize selection. Synchronize will download scenarios assigned to this SimPad on SimStore.

Administration of the SimPad and purchasing of scenarios on SimStore must be done from a PC.

PATIENT MONITOR

SimPad System can work with a Laerdal Simulated Patient Monitor. The patient monitor can show

ECG, SpO2, BP, Respiration rate, and Temperature from the SimPad.

The Monitor software needs to connect to the desired Link Box through a network connection,

wired or wireless.

When the PC is set up on the same network as the Link Box, start the Patient Monitor software on
the PC and select the desired Link Box from the selection dialogue.

The monitor software will remember its last connection, and try to reconnect to the same Link Box

the next time it is started.

To change to another Link Box, select “Connection Settings” from the Main Setup menu.

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THEME EDITOR

The Theme Editor is a PC software tool for creating Themes for the SimPad system. The
Theme Editor allows you to easily make new Themes with States and Interventions.
The Theme Editor can be loaded from www.laerdal.com/simpad.

SIMDESIGNER

SimDesigner is a PC software tool for creating Scenarios for the SimPad System. SimDesigner

allows you to make new Scenarios with States and Interventions, Trends and Handlers.
SimDesigner can be loaded from www.laerdal.com/simpad.

TRANSFERRING LOGS, THEMES AND SCENARIOS TO / FROM A PC

Connect SimPad to the PC using the included USB cable.

• Save new Scenarios in

the Scenarios folder.

• Save new Themes in
the Themes folder.

• Upload logs from the
Logs folder.

Disconnect the USB cable from the SimPad when transfers are nished.

Note: If SimPad is turned off, the batter y can be charged from the USB connection.
This charging is slower than if it is connected to the included DC adapter.

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SOUND

VOCAL SOUNDS

Vocal sounds from the patient simulator such as crying, moaning etc. can be activated from
the SimPad directly or via Themes and Scenarios.

TALKING THROUGH THE MANIKIN

1. NO HEADSET

The Link Box has a microphone input where you can plug in a standard computer micro-

phone or another sound source. When only this microphone is plugged in, the input from
the microphone will be routed to the manikin.

2. HEADSET

Alternatively a headset can connect to SimPad to create two-way communication between
the operator and the simulator and surroundings.

Plug an analogue headset (4 pin jack) into the SimPad. The microphone of the headset will
now be routed to the manikin. If a microphone is connected to the Link Box as in alternative

one, this microphone will now be routed to the headset.

The yellow button on the SimPad can be congured in the Preferences menu to enable and

disable the input from the headset.

The headset output on the Link Box duplicates the sound to the manikin. It can be used to

improve the sound by adding additional speakers around the manikin.

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LAERDAL LI-ION BATTERY

It is possible to connect two Laerdal Li-Ion batteries to the

Link Box.

When the Link Box is powered on, the batteries are discharged

in parallel. The remaining capacity in each battery will be displayed
in the SimPad.

BATTERY CHARGING

The batteries can be charged through the Link Box when the Link Box power is turned off and
the Link Box is connected to the AC adapter.

During charging, the Link Box ON indicator will blink with a yellow light, and the LED indicators

on the batteries will show a steady yellow. When the batteries are fully charged, voltage to the

batteries will be turned off and the indicator on the Link Box will show steady yellow.

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Battery 1

Battery 2

Alternatively, a battery can be charged by connecting it directly to the AC adapter.

During charging, the LED indicator on the battery will show a steady yellow. When the battery
is fully charged, the LED indicator shows steady green.

WARNINGS: Do not use the Laerdal Li-Ion Battery for other purposes than specied.

Use only the AC charger adapter supplied with the product.
Do not use the battery in temperatures above what is specied in this Directions for Use.
Do not heat or incinerate. Do not crush the battery. Do not short circuit the battery contact.
Do not immerse in water. The battery must be recycled and disposed of in accordance with
local rules.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

For your protection please, read these safety

instructions completely before connecting
the equipment to the power source.

Carefully observe all warnings, precautions

and instructions both on the apparatus and

in these operating instructions. Retain this

manual for future reference.

USER ENVIRONMENT

Protection against dust and moisture ac-

cording to IP 22. Do not use this product at

altitudes higher than 3000m asl. Do not use
the product in ambient temperatures above

35°C (95°F) and below 0°C (32°F).Relative
humidity (RH) must be between 10% to 90%.

WATER AND MOISTURE

Do not operate the apparatus under or near
water—for example near a bathtub, kitchen
sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, near
a swimming pool or in other areas with high
humidity.

• Never install jacks for communication

cables in wet locations.

• Do not operate the product with wet

hands.

CLEANING

Unplug the apparatus from communication
lines, mains power outlet or any power
source before cleaning or polishing. Do not
use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use
a lint-free cloth lightly moistened with water
for cleaning the exterior of the apparatus.

LIGHTNING

Never use this apparatus, or connect/discon­nect communication cables or power cables
during lightning storms.

DUST

Do not operate the apparatus in areas with
a high concentration of dust.

SERVICING

Do not attempt to service the apparatus

yourself. Opening or removing covers may

expose you to dangerous voltages or other

hazards, and will void the warranty. Refer all
servicing to qualied ser vice personnel.

INTERNAL BATTERY IN SIMPAD

CAUTION

If the internal battery packs in SimPad is
mishandled, the battery pack can burst,

cause a re or even chemical burns.
Observe the following cautions:

• Use only the SimPad battery with

SimPad.

• Do not expose to high temperatures,

such as in direct sunlight or in a car
parked in the sun.

• Replace only with the same type of

battery.

• Be sure to charge SimPad using only

the supplied battery charger or a
recommended charging device that
can charge the batteries.

• Keep SimPad dry.

• Dispose of used battery pack promptly

and according to local legislations.

DANGER

• Do not disassemble, crush, puncture,

or short external contacts or and do
not allow metal objects to come into
contact with the battery terminals.

• Do not try to repair the batter y, it may

cause explosion.

• Do not incinerate or dispose of in re,

the battery may explode or release
toxic materials.

• Do not dispose of in water.

• Do not handle damaged or leaking

Li-Ion batteries.

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POWER CONNECTION AND HAZARDOUS

VO LTAG E

The product or its accessories may have a hazard­ous voltage inside.

• Never attempt to open this product, or any

peripherals connected to the product, if this
action requires a tool.

• This product should always be powered from

an earthed power outlet.

• If any par ts of the product have visual damage,

never attempt to connect main power, or any
other power source, before consulting service
personnel.

• Route the power cord to avoid it being walked

on or pinched by items placed upon or against
it. Pay par ticular attention to the plugs, recepta-
cles and the point where the cord exits from
the apparatus.

• Do not tug the power cord.

• If the provided plug does not t into your

outlet, consult an electrician.

INDUSTRY CANADA RULES

This device complies with RSS-210 of the Industry
Canada Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harm­ful interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

Ce dispositif est conforme à la norme CNR-210
d'Industrie Canada applicable aux appareils radio

exempts de licence. Son fonctionnement est sujet

aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) le dispositif ne
doit pas produire de brouillage préjudiciable, et (2)

ce dispositif doit accepter tout brouillage reçu, y
compris un brouillage susceptible de provoquer un
fonctionnement indésirable.

ACCESSORIES

Use only accessories specied by the manufacturer,

or sold with the apparatus.
The RJ-45 jack is not used for telephone line
connection.

FCC STATEMENT

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC r ules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference
(2) This device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installa­tion. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harm­ful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur
in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try
to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

The use of shielded I/O cables is required when

connecting this equipment to any and all optional

peripheral or host devices. Failure to do so may
violate FCC rules.

IMPORTANT Changes or modications not

covered in this manual must be approved

in writing by the manufacturer’s Regulatory En-

gineering Department. Changes or modications

made without written approval may void the
user’s authority to operate this equipment.

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CANADIAN ICES-003 STATEMENT

This Class B digital apparatus meets all of the
requirements of the Canadian Interference­Causing Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B
respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement
sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

CE COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

Laerdal Medical AS hereby declares that

when carr ying the CE-mark, this product is in

compliance with the essential requirements
and other relevant provisions of Directive

1999/5/EC.

Li-Ion batteries should be recycled.

Li-Ion

WEEE

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

This appliance is marked according to the

European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).
By ensuring this product is disposed of

correctly, you will help prevent potential
negative consequences for the environment
and human health, which could otherwise be
caused by inappropriate waste handling of this
product.
The symbol on the product, or on the docu­ments accompanying the product, indicates
that this appliance may not be treated as
household waste. Instead it shall be handed
over to the applicable collection point for
the recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment. Disposal must be carried out
in accordance with local environmental
regulations for waste disposal.

For more detailed information about treatment,

recovery and recycling of this product, please

contact your local city ofce, your household

waste disposal service or Laerdal representative.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Please refer to the Laerdal Global Warranty
statement, and for more information see:

www.laerdal.com

Product specications are subject to change

without notice.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Operating temperature 0°C to +35°C (32°F to 95°F), Humidity 5 – 90% R.H. non-condensing

Storage temperature -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to +140°F)

IP Classication IP32

Cleaning Wipe units with a damp soft cloth with household soap water

SIMPAD

Size 158 x 126 x 25 mm (6,22” x 4,96”x 0,98”)

Weight 450 g (1 lb)

LCD display: High Resolution Color LCD display, 5.7”, 480 x 640 pixels

Battery type: Li-Ion 3.7V, capacity: 16 Wh

Battery time: 3 - 4 hours continuous use with 50% display brightness.

Battery charging: DC input 12V 0,7A max.

Charging time: 10 – 80%, approximately 50% / hour from DC input 80% - 100% , 1 hour

Communication WiFi 802.11b/g (2.4GHz). Ethernet 10/ 100 MB

USB OTG input, 5V 500 mA max

OPERATION: ON – OFF BUTTON:

Press for 0,5 seconds to turn unit on (LED start blinking green)

Short press while unit is on: Turn display on and off

Press 0,5 seconds to turn unit off (conrm on screen)

Auxiliary

Press and hold for more than 5 seconds to force unit off

AUXILIARY BUTTON: See Preferences menu to select function.
LED:

Unit off and charging: Blinking yellow light when charging, Steady yellow light when charged.

Unit starting and shutting down: Blinking green light.

Unit on: Steady green light

Power on when battery too low: Blinking red light (5 blinks)

Error, needs ser vice: Steady red light

button

ON / OFF

CONNECTIONS:

DC input: 9 – 15 V DC, 2 A max, + on center pin.

Ethernet: RJ45 connector

USB: USB on the go input / output.

Audio: 3,5 mm audio jack with TRRS input. Microphone on sleeve
(compatible with iPhone headset).

Audio

USB

Ethernet

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LED

DC

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1

1

LINK BOX

Size 140 x 90 x 30 mm (5,51” x 3,54”x 1,18”)

Weight 200 g (0,44 lb)

Communication WiFi 802.11b/g (2.4GHz)

Ethernet 10/ 100 MB

OPERATION:

ON / OFF BUTTON:

1. Press for 0,5 seconds to turn unit on (LED start blinking green).

2. Press 0,5 seconds to turn unit off (conrm on screen).

3. Press and hold for more than 5 seconds to force unit off.

POWER LED:

1. Unit off and charging: Blinking yellow light when charging,

Steady yellow light when batteries charged.

2. Unit starting and shutting down: Blinking green light.

3. Unit on: Steady green light.

4. Error, needs service: Steady red light.

WIFI LED:

1. Connected to a network: Steady green.

2. Connected to a Link Box: Steady blue.

CONNECTIONS

DC input: 9 – 15 V DC, 3,3 A max, + on center pin.

Ethernet: RJ45 connector.

Future: Connector for future use.

Manikin: Power and signals to manikin. Pulse, sounds etc.

Battery #1: Connector for Laerdal Li-Ion Battery.

Blood Pressure: Cuff pressure input: 0 – 300 mm Hg.

USB: USB A input / output.

Audio in: 3,5 mm jack with TRS input. Line in or microphone level.

Audio out: 3,5 mm jack with TRS output. Line out level.

Battery #2: Connector for Laerdal Li-Ion Battery.

DC

Future

Ethernet

Power

LED

1

Battery Manikin Blood Pressure

USB

Audio out

Audio in

WiFi
LED

Battery

ON / OFF

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LI-ION BATTERY

Battery type Li-Ion, 4 cells

Cell type LIC18650-22PC

Voltage 7,2 V nominal

Capacity 4,4 Ah typical (32 Wh)

Size 98 x 78 x 28,1 mm (3,86” x 3,07” x 1,11”)

Weight 270 g (0.6 lb) approximately.

BATTERY CHARGING

Charging voltage input 9 – 15V DC, 1,6 A max

Charging method Constant Current + Constant Voltage

Constant current 1.33A typ.

Expected cycle life 700 cycles for ≥ 1400mAh (cell)

Charging time: 0 – 80 %: 30 % per hour

CHARGING INDICATOR

CONNECTORS

Connector tail for battery out and charging:

Pin out:

PIN DESCRIPTION

1 Battery data

2, 5 Battery +

3, 4, 6 Battery -

DC INPUT CONNECTOR FOR BATTERY CHARGING

Connector type: DC-plug receptacle with 2 mm center pin, + on center pin

Input voltage level: 9V – 15V DC

80% - 100%: 1 hour.

1. The charging indicator is only active when there is a charging voltage present.

2. Charging: Steady yellow light

3. Charged: Steady Green light.

(Front view of plug)

4 6

1 3

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SimPad System has the same ECG library as SimMan 3G and other Laerdal simulators.

The available rhythms and rhythm parameters may vary from simulator to simulator.

AVAILABLE ECG IN SIMPAD SYSTEM:

BASIC RHYTMS RATES

ADULT AND CHILD

RATES
INFANT

Sinus 20 - 200 20- 240

WPW 20 - 200 20- 240

Hyperkalemia 20 – 200 20- 240

Long QT 20 - 200 20- 240

Ischemia 20 - 200 20- 240

Inferior AMI, ST elevation 20- 200 20- 240

LBBB 20- 200 20- 240

RBBB 20- 200 20- 240

Atrial Tachycardia 140 – 260 90 - 320

SVT 140 – 260 90 - 320

Atrial Flutter 75, 100, 150 75, 100, 150

Atrial Fibrillation 50 - 240 50 - 240

Junctional 40 - 220 40 - 220

1° AV-Block 20 – 135 20 – 135

2° AV Block type #1 3:2,4:3, 5:4 3:2,4:3, 5:4

2° AV Block type #2 4:3, 3:2, 2:1 4:3, 3:2, 2:1

3° AV Block 10 - 50 20 - 100

Ventricular Tachycardia (VT) 120 - 240 120 - 320

Torsade de pointes 180 180

Idioventricular 10 - 100 14 - 100

V. Fib. 0.1 – 1 mV 0.1 – 1 mV

Asystole

Ventricular Standstill

Ventricular Pacemaker 50 – 150 50 – 150

EXTRA­SYSTOLES

PVC
PVC RonT
Couplet PVC
PAC/PJC

PVC
PVC RonT
Couplet PVC
PAC/PJC

PVC
PVC RonT
Couplet PVC

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BLOOD PRESSURE

Pressure range 0 - 300 mmHg

Accuracy +/- 4 mmHg

Calibration Pressure sensor must be calibrated to sphygmomanometer. See Preferences menu.

PULSE

Available pulses Carotid, Brachial, Radial and Umbilical (SimNewB)

Palpated BP Radial pulse turns off at systolic BP.

Only 3 pulses can be palpated simultaneously. (Power considerations).

Brachial pulse turns off at 20 mmHg, to prevent noise generation in auscultation area.

ADULT
MANIKIN

CHILD
MANIKIN

INFANT
MANIKIN

Default Blood Pressures (mmHg) 120/80 100/70 94/66

ADULT PULSES ARE AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTED TO BP AS FOLLOWS:

SYSTOLIC BP CAROTID PULSE RADIAL/BRACHIAL PULSE

>= 88 Normal Normal

< 88 Normal Weak

< 80 Normal Absent

< 70 Weak Absent

< 60 Absent Absent

Infant pulses are automatically set to absent when Systolic BP is below 10 mm Hg. Otherwise Infant pulses are normal.

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HEART SOUNDS:

Heart sounds are synchronized to ECG.

HEARTSOUNDS: ADULT

Normal

Aortic
Stenosis

Austin Flint Murmur

Mitral Valve Prolapse

Systolic Murmur

Diastolic Murmur

Friction Rub

Opening Snap @70 msec

Stills Murmur

Atrial Septal Defect (ASD)

VentricularSeptal Defect (VSD)

Pulmonary Stenosis

LUNG SOUNDS:

Lung sounds are synchronized to breathing rates, adjustable from 0 – 60 breaths / min.

LUNG SOUNDS: ADULT

Normal Breath Sounds

Fine Crackles

Coarse Crackles

Pneumonia

Wheeze

Stridor

Pleural Rub

Rhonchi

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BOWEL SOUNDS:

BOWEL SOUNDS: ADULT

Normal

Borborygmus

Hyperactive

Hypoactive

Fetal Normal 140 BPM

Fetal Brady 100 BPM

Fetal Tachy 200 BPM

No sound

VOCAL SOUNDS:

Vocal sounds are adjusted for age and gender of manikin.

MALE MANIKIN FEMALE MANIKIN CHILD MANIKIN INFANT MANIKIN

Vomit Vomit Vomit Cry

Cough Cough Cough Cough

Moan Moan Moan Content

SOB Breathing SOB Breathing SOB Breathing Hickups

Scream Scream Scream Scream

Ye s Ye s Ye s

No No No

User dened vocal sounds can replace the included vocal sounds.
Sound format for user dened sound les must be raw format 16KHz, 16 bits signed, little endian.

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MANIKIN

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