Medtronic Emergency Response Systems
Rte. Du Molliau 31
Case postale 84
1131 Tolochenaz
Switzerland
Telephone: 41.21.802.7000
Fax: 41.21.802.7900
MIN 3012699-003 / CAT. 26500-001008
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LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
Quick Start Procedure
1 Turn AED Trainer on.
2 Press
PAUSE button on the remote control.
3 Select Shock Protocol from the Table below.
4 Press
PAUSE again to confirm shock protocol. AED Trainer will turn itself off.
5 You are now ready to begin a training session. Use the remote control to create troubleshooting situations. Refer to
the opposite side of this card for details.
6 Once the AED is turned on, the
ELECTRODE PADS on the remote control to advance to ANALYSIS.
Remote Control ButtonAED Trainer Shock ProtocolShock Order
F1
F2
F3
F4
C1*
C2*
* Custom settings may be changed in the set up mode (refer to operating instructions).
Fixed #1SNNNNote: The AED Trainer powers on with
Fixed #2SSNN
Fixed #3NSNN
Fixed #4NNNN
Custom #1SSSSSSSSS
Custom #2SSSSSSSSS
CONNECT ELECTRODES message appears (unless turned off in setup). Press
the last shock protocol selected during
the previous use.
Note: For detailed instructions, refer to
the LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING
SYSTEM Operating Instructions.
S: Shock Advised N: No Shock Advised
LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
Quick Start Procedure
1 Turn AED Trainer on.
2 Press
PAUSE button on the remote control.
3 Select Shock Protocol from the Table below.
4 Press
PAUSE again to confirm shock protocol. AED Trainer will turn itself off.
5 You are now ready to begin a training session. Use the remote control to create troubleshooting situations. Refer to
the opposite side of this card for details.
6 Once the AED is turned on, the
ELECTRODE PADS on the remote control to advance to ANALYSIS.
Remote Control ButtonAED Trainer Shock ProtocolShock Order
F1
F2
F3
F4
C1*
C2*
* Custom settings may be changed in the set up mode (refer to operating instructions).
Fixed #1SNNNNote: The AED Trainer powers on with
Fixed #2SSNN
Fixed #3NSNN
Fixed #4NNNN
Custom #1SSSSSSSSS
Custom #2SSSSSSSSS
CONNECT ELECTRODES message appears (unless turned off in setup). Press
the last shock protocol selected during
the previous use.
Note: For detailed instructions, refer to
the LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING
SYSTEM Operating Instructions.
S: Shock Advised N: No Shock Advised
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LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
ButtonFunction
Press to change any shock decision to NO SHOCK ADVISED. Function is active only during PUSH ANALYZE and
STAND CLEAR, ANALYZING NOW.
Press to toggle the training electrodes “on” or “off” the manikin. This feature is active when the training
electrodes are connected to the AED Trainer.
Press to toggle
MOTION DETECTED “on” and “off.” This feature is active during analysis only.
Press once to activate a service warning (red wrench). Press twice: wrench flashes and
displayed and device will not operate. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press once to activate
LOW BATTERY. Press twice to activate REPLACE BATTERY. Press three times to simulate
failed battery. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press to simulate device detection of a shockable rhythm. CPSS is disabled when
selected.
Press any time to suspend device operation. Press again to resume operation at point of interruption. In
PAUSE mode, press F1, F2, F3, F4, C1, or C2 to change shock protocol. Press PAUSE again to accept change
LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
CALL SERVICE is
AUTO ANALYZE 2 is
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ButtonFunction
Press to change any shock decision to NO SHOCK ADVISED. Function is active only during PUSH ANALYZE and
STAND CLEAR, ANALYZING NOW.
Press to toggle the training electrodes “on” or “off” the manikin. This feature is active when the training
electrodes are connected to the AED Trainer.
Press to toggle
MOTION DETECTED “on” and “off.” This feature is active during analysis only.
Press once to activate a service warning (red wrench). Press twice: wrench flashes and
displayed and device will not operate. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press once to activate
LOW BATTERY. Press twice to activate REPLACE BATTERY. Press three times to simulate
failed battery. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press to simulate device detection of a shockable rhythm. CPSS is disabled when
selected.
Press any time to suspend device operation. Press again to resume operation at point of interruption. In
PAUSE mode, press F1, F2, F3, F4, C1, or C2 to change shock protocol. Press PAUSE again to accept change
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Description
1. DESCRIPTION
This section describes basic features, controls, and indicators of the LIFEPAK 500T Automated
External Defibrillator (AED) Trainer. Refer to the following topics:
•Introduction, page 1
•Controls, Indicators, and Connectors, page 1
•Remote Control, page 5
Introduction
The LIFEPAK 500T AED Training System provides realistic training in the use of the LIFEPAK 500
automated external defibrillator (AED) without the actual charge and discharge of electrical energy.
The AED Trainer accurately represents the appearance of the LIFEPAK 500 AED and realistically
simulates actual LIFEPAK 500 AED operations including both two or three button operation.
The AED Trainer reproduces the LIFEPAK 500 AED’s screen messages, audible tones, and voice
prompts while guiding users through simulated analysis, energy delivery, and prompted CPR time
(when selected). All AED Trainer functions are programmable to simulate the full range of scenarios
possible during actual use of the LIFEPAK 500 AED.
The AED Trainer is powered by four alkaline D-cell batteries. The batteries are housed in a battery
pack that simulates the size, shape, and installation technique of the LIFEPAK 500 AED battery.
Note: The AED Trainer does not provide training in the data management functions of the
LIFEPAK 500 AED.
An infrared, wireless remote control allows the instructor to pause AED Trainer operation or to
interrupt preconfigured routines with
SERVICE WARNING/REQUIRED, LOW/REPLACE BATTERY and CPSS prompts.
NO SHOCK ADVISED, CONNECT ELECTRODES, MOTION DETECTED,
The remote control may also be operated with the included cable. The remote control is powered by
two AAA alkaline batteries.
The AED Trainer and remote control are intended for indoor use under normal room temperature
and lighting conditions.
Controls, Indicators, and Connectors
AED Trainer controls, indicators, and connectors are illustrated in Figure 1 on page 2 and Figure 2
on page 3, and described in Table 1 on page 2. Table 2 on page 4 summarizes all the AED Trainer’s
voice prompts, screen messages, tones, and lighted indicators.
Remote control buttons are illustrated in Figure 3 on page 5 and described in Table 3 on page 10.
WARNING!
Always place the Trainer in a location separate from the defibrillator to avoid confusion in real
emergencies.
LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM Operating Instructions1
Remote control indicator lights to indicate signal reception
from remote control.
Connection for the training electrodes.
Connector
12SpeakerProvides audio voice prompts and tones.
13Remote Control
Connection for the remote control.
Connector
14Battery CompartmentAccommodates the removable battery pack.
15Remote Control Storage
Storage for remote control (in rear).
Compartment
16Readiness DisplayIn an actual LIFEPAK 500 AED, the readiness display allows
the operator to determine if the AED is ready for use when the
device is turned off or when the key panel is not visible. The
readiness display is not functional on the AED Trainer.
Note: Not all LIFEPAK 500 AEDs have a Readiness Display.
18
Latch release
17
Training Electrodes
Figure 2 Battery pack and training electrodes
17Training ElectrodesUse the AED Trainer training electrodes to practice accurate
18Battery PackHolds four standard D-cell batteries that provide power to the
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Description
Remote Control
The remote control and optional cable are illustrated below in Figure 3. Refer to Using the Remote
Control on page 9 for complete remote control function information.
Service
Electrode Pads
No Shock
Motion
Battery
Connects to
remote control
PAU SE+ Button =Shock Protocol
F1Fixed #1
F2Fixed #2
CPSS
Pause
AAA
AAA
Connects to
side of AED Trainer
Figure 3 Remote control and cable
LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM Operating Instructions5
This section describes how to prepare the AED Trainer for use. Refer to the following topics:
•Unpacking and Initial Inspection, page 6
•Installing Batteries, page 6
•Beginning a Training Session, page 7
•Following a Training Session, page 8
Unpacking and Initial Inspection
Remove the AED Trainer from the shipping container. Examine the device and accessories for any
sign of damage during shipping. Save the container for reshipping the device.
• Remote control cable• Operating instructions (this manual)
• Battery pack• International handle labels
• Training electrodes• International identification cards
• Analyze key cover labels (black sticker)• International control panel labels
• Softcase with identification card
Installing Batteries
The AED Trainer is powered by four D-cell alkaline batteries. The batteries are housed in a “battery
pack” that simulates the size, weight, and installation technique of the LIFEPAK 500 AED BATTERY
PAK. Four fresh batteries provide 100 hours minimum of continuous device operation.
The remote control requires 2 AAA batteries.
To install batteries in the battery pack:
1 Verify that AED Trainer power is off. Remove the battery pack by depressing the battery pack
latch on the side of the AED Trainer.
2 To remove the battery compartment cover, remove the screw and cover.
3 Insert four fresh batteries taking care to position the (+) and (-) terminals correctly (see
Figure 4).
4 Replace the battery compartment cover and insert the battery pack into the AED Trainer until
the latch snaps into place.
Note: Always replace all the batteries at the same time. Always use four identical batteries.
Note: For permanent storage, remove the batteries from the battery pack. For infrequent use
of the product (approximately once every six months), the batteries may remain in the battery
pack.
Note: To conserve battery power, the AED Trainer shuts down automatically after 15 minutes
of inactivity. In pause mode, the AED Trainer automatically shuts down after 30 minutes of
inactivity.
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Getting Ready
Figure 4 Battery pack battery installation
To install or replace the remote control batteries (see Figure 3 on page 5):
1 On the rear of the remote control, slide the battery compartment cover open using firm
downward thumb pressure.
2 Insert two AAA batteries taking care to align the (+) and (-) terminals correctly.
3 Replace the battery compartment cover, making sure it snaps securely into place.
Beginning a Training Session
1 Confirm or setup AED Trainer configuration.
To simulate a two-button LIFEPAK 500 AED, place the black sticker (included) over the
button and select
18).
Review AED Trainer settings and configure as desired. Refer to Setup on page 12 for complete
setup and configuration information.
2 Connect the training electrodes to the AED Trainer.
To connect the training electrodes to the AED Trainer, insert the electrode connector into the
AED Trainer cable connector until it snaps into place (Figure 5).
To disconnect the training electrodes from the AED Trainer, grasp the connector and pull firmly
away from the unit. Do not disconnect the training electrodes by pulling on the cable.
Cable Connector
AUTO ANALYZE 2 in setup mode (refer to Configuring Auto Analyze on page
Training Electrode Connector
ANALYZE
Figure 5 Training electrode connection to the AED Trainer
3 Place training electrodes on the manikin.
See Figure 6 for training electrode placement on the manikin.
LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM Operating Instructions7
To remove the training electrodes from the manikin, grasp the electrode pad at the cable end
and peel it away from the manikin at a 45° angle. Do not remove the training electrodes from
the manikin by pulling on the cable.
Note: Do not touch the adhesive or allow a training electrode to fold over on itself. This
will shorten the electrode’s useful life.
Note: During operation of the AED Trainer:
-If the training electrodes disconnect from the device, the
CONNECT ELECTRODES message
appears.
-If the training electrodes detach from the manikin, the
CONNECT ELECTRODES message
does not appear.
4 Press
ON/OFF to turn AED Trainer power on and off.
Whenever the AED Trainer is turned on, a four- to five-second self-diagnostic initialization
occurs. During initialization all display segments blink on and off once. The following messages
appear briefly:
When initialization is complete, the green
MEDTRONIC C20XX, and SELF TEST 1.XX. All indicators blink on and off once.
ON/OFF indicator stays on steady and the AED Trainer
begins automatic operation.
Depending on AED Trainer configuration, the user receives one of the following prompts:
•CONNECT ELECTRODES
•PUSH ANALYZE
•STAND CLEAR, ANALYZING NOW
Note: If the operator turns the AED Trainer off when the D-cell batteries that power the
AED Trainer are low, the AED Trainer gives the following “low battery” indicators:
-The
ON/OFF light remains on
-A 3-beep tone sounds
-A low battery message appears on the display
-The battery icon flashes red
After these low battery indicators, the AED Trainer shuts off.
Following a Training Session
WARNING!
Always place the Trainer in a location separate from the defibrillator to avoid confusion in real
emergencies.
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Using the Remote Control
3. USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
This section describes the functions of the remote control and how the remote control interacts with
the AED Trainer. Refer to the following topics:
•Introduction, page 9
•Remote Control Cable, page 9
•Remote Control Functions, page 10
Introduction
During a training session, the instructor may use the remote control to create realistic training
scenarios. The remote control allows the instructor to:
•Vary the shock protocol at any time during the training session
•Pause AED Trainer operation
•Interrupt preconfigured routines with
SERVICE WARNING/REQUIRED, LOW/REPLACE BATTERY and CPSS prompts
•Select any one of the six available shock protocols (while in pause mode)
NO SHOCK ADVISED, CONNECT ELECTRODES, MOTION,
The remote control communicates with the AED Trainer via wireless infrared signals, or by means
of an optional cable. An indicator on the rear of the AED Trainer acknowledges received remote
control signals both with and without the cable:
•One red flash indicates valid signal reception from the remote control, and AED Trainer
operation responds accordingly.
•Three rapid red flashes indicate that an invalid remote control key was pressed, and AED
Trainer operation is unchanged.
•A steady red light indicates that the AED Trainer is in pause mode.
To use the remote control without the cable, the Trainer must stand behind the AED Trainer. During
use, hold the remote control level rather than aiming it directly at the AED Trainer.
Each time the AED Trainer is turned on, all remote selections from the previous training session are
deleted, with the exception of the current shock protocol which is stored in memory.
Remote Control Cable
To use the remote control cable, insert the cable’s right-angle connector into the remote control
connector located on the remote control. Insert the other end into the connector located on the side
of the AED Trainer (see Figure 1 on page 2).
Disconnect the remote control cable by grasping the connector at each end and pulling gently.
LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM Operating Instructions9
Remote control functions are described in Table 3.
Table 3 Remote control functions
SymbolFunctionOperation and Description
• Change any rhythm to NO
SHOCK ADVISED
Press NO SHOCK to change any shock decision
within a shock protocol to NO SHOCK ADVISED. This
function is enabled only during
STAND CLEAR, ANALYZING NOW periods.
PUSH ANALYZE and
• Simulate
SERVICE REQUIRED
SERVICE WARNING,
• Simulate electrode
placement/attachment on the
manikin
• Start or stop simulated
motion
• Simulate
REPLACE BATTERY, FAILED
BATTERY
LOW BATTERY,
Press SERVICE once to activate SERVICE WARNING.
The AED Trainer continues normal operation while
SERVICE wrench lights red.
the
Press
SERVICE a second time to activate SERVICE
REQUIRED
. The service wrench flashes and the AED
Trainer stops operating.
To clear either service prompt, turn the device off.
ELECTRODE PADS to toggle the training
Press
electrodes “on” and “off” the manikin.
When training electrodes are “off” the manikin, the
AED Trainer delivers
until the instructor presses
CONNECT ELECTRODES prompt
ELECTRODE PADS again.
Note: This feature is active only when training
electrodes are connected to the AED Trainer
Press
MOTION to toggle motion “on” and “off.”
When motion is “on,” the device delivers
DETECTED prompts and tone for 10 seconds before
MOTION
resuming analysis.
Press BATTERY once to activate the LOW BATTERY
icon (steady red) and prompts. The AED Trainer
continues normal operation while the
lights and a
LOW BATTERY prompts alternate with
BATTERY icon
normal prompts.
Press
BATTERY a second time to activate the
REPLACE BATTERY
icon (flashing red) and prompts.
The AED Trainer continues normal operation while
BATTERY icon flashes and REPLACE BATTERY
the
prompts alternate with normal prompts.
To clear a
LOW or REPLACE BATTERY prompt, turn
the device off or remove the battery pack.
Press
BATTERY a third time to simulate failed
batteries which automatically turns off the AED
Trainer.
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Table 3 Remote control functions (Continued)
SymbolFunctionOperation and Description
Using the Remote Control
• Simulate CPSS - Continuous
Patient Surveillance System
Press CPSS to simulate device detection of a
possible shockable rhythm.
Press
initiate a 2-beep warning and
prompts. When the operator presses
normal device operation resumes.
CPSS is disabled when Auto Analyze 2 is selected.
• Pause / Resume OperationPress
operation. All prompts cease and the message
PAUSE appears on the display.
Press
the point of interruption.
• Select/configure shock
protocol
Press
change the shock protocol.
Press
automatically turns off the AED Trainer.
The AED Trainer enters pause mode when it
reaches the end of a shock protocol. The instructor
may either select another shock protocol by
pressing the appropriate remote key (see below) or
keep the same shock protocol by turning the AED
Trainer off.
CPSS to interrupt device operation and
PUSH ANALYZE
ANALYZE,
PAUSE at any time to suspend device
PAUSE again to resume normal operation at
PAUSE and F1, F2, F3, F4, C1, or C2 to
PAUSE again which saves the change and
F1• Initiate shock protocol
Fixed #1
F2• Initiate shock protocol
Fixed #2
F3• Initiate shock protocol
Fixed #3
F4• Initiate shock protocol
Fixed #4
C1• Initiate shock protocol
Custom #1
• Initiate shock protocol
Custom #2
PAUSE, then F1 to initiate shock protocol
Press
Fixed #1 (refer to Table 4).
PAUSE, then F2 to initiate shock protocol
Press
Fixed #2 (refer to Table 4).
PAUSE then F3 to initiate shock protocol
Press
Fixed #3 (refer to Table 4).
PAUSE then F4 to initiate shock protocol
Press
Fixed #4 (refer to Table 4).
PAUSE then C1 to initiate shock protocol
Press
Custom #1 (User configurable. Default is nine
consecutive
SHOCK ADVISED prompts with CPR
time).
PAUSE then C2 to initiate shock protocol
Press
Custom #2 (User configurable. Default is nine
consecutive
SHOCK ADVISED prompts with CPR
time).
LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM Operating Instructions11
This section explains how to set up and configure the AED Trainer. Refer to the following topics:
•Setup Options, page 12
•Setup Procedures, page 16
•Resetting Factory Default Settings, page 20
•Language Setup Procedure, page 20
cprMAX™ Technology
The cprMAX technology is designed to allow resuscitation protocols to maximize the amount of
CPR administered during treatment using the LIFEPAK 500 AED. When used with the factory
default settings enabled, the defibrillator allows AED protocols to be consistent with the 2005
American Heart Association Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary and Resuscitation and Emergency
Cardiovascular Care and the European Resuscitation Council Guidelines for Resuscitation.
Setup Options
Setup options are described in the following table.
Table 4 AED Trainer setup options
Setup OptionDescriptionDefault Setting
SHOCK
PROTOCOL
Six Shock Protocol choices are available: four
preconfigured protocols and two user-
CUSTOM #1
configurable protocols. The preconfigured shock
protocols cannot be changed.
FIXED #1One SHOCK ADVISED, followed by three NO SHOCK
• F1 –
• F2 –
• F3 –
ADVISED
FIXED #2Tw o SHOCK ADVISED, followed by two NO SHOCK
ADVISED
FIXED #3One NO SHOCK ADVISED, followed by one SHOCK
ADVISED
decisions.
decisions.
, followed by two NO SHOCK ADVISED
decisions.
CPR
CPR
FIXED #4Four NO SHOCK ADVISED decisions.
• F4 –
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Table 4 AED Trainer setup options (Continued)
Setup OptionDescriptionDefault Setting
Setup
STACK SHOCKSWhen set to OFF, the Stack Shocks option
eliminates the analysis after each shock and
inserts prompting for CPR after each (a single)
shock. This eliminates the three-shock stack.
CPR is prompted after the shock regardless of the
ECG rhythm. The CPR time following the shock is
determined by the
Choices for the Stack Shocks
CPR TIME 1 setting selected.
option are ON or OFF.
INITIAL CPRThis option prompts the operator to START CPR or
to proceed to analysis immediately.
• OFF
• ANALYZE FIRST
The CONNECT ELECTRODES prompt displays.
The device proceeds to analysis if electrodes are
applied. If device protocol is set to an initial
SHOCK ADVISED decision, the prompt continues
with
IF YOU WITNESSED THE ARREST, PUSH X (right
NO SHOCK ADVISED
• CPR FIRST
arrow). If the device is set to a
decision, the prompt is
START CPR.
The START CPR prompt displays. When electrodes
are connected (before or during CPR), the prompt
continues with
X (right arrow), which initiates the analysis
PUSH
process. If the operator does not push
IF YOU WITNESSED THE ARREST,
X, the
countdown continues for the Initial CPR Time
period.
OFF
OFF
INITIAL CPR TIMEThis option applies to the setting for Initial CPR.
15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, or
PRE-SHOCK CPR
TIME
The time choices are:
180 seconds.
Pre-shock CPR is inserted after a SHOCK ADVISED
decision to prompt the operator to perform CPR
while the device is charging. The choices are:
15
, or 30.
120
OFF
OFF,
• OFFFollowing a SHOCK ADVISED decision, the device
charges with no CPR prompt.
15 or 30Immediately following a SHOCK ADVISED decision,
•
the operator is prompted to START CPR. The
countdown timer begins for 15 or 30 seconds,
depending on setting.
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AUTO ANALYZEAuto Analyze options are 1, 2, or OFF.
•1
Press ANALYZE to begin the first simulated
analysis of each set of three consecutive
simulated shocks. The AED Trainer automatically
begins analysis for the second and third simulated
shock in each three-shock set. After the Initial
CPR Time period, the operator must press
ANALYZE again to start simulated analysis.
•2
All analysis cycles begin automatically. To
simulate the look of a two-button LIFEPAK 500
AED, the black sticker may be placed over the
ANALYZE button. CPSS cannot be activated with
the remote control in this mode.
• OFF
The operator must press ANALYZE to initiate every
analysis.
Note: When Stack Shocks is set to
AUTO ANALYZE 1 functions the same as AUTO
ANALYZE OFF
.
OFF,
PULSE CHECKThis option determines when pulse check
prompting is allowed.
• NEVER
All prompting for pulse checks is removed.
1
NEVER
•AFTER SECOND
NSA
Pulse check prompting is allowed after the
second and all subsequent
NO SHOCK ADVISED
decisions, but not after shocks.
• AFTER EVERY NSA
•ALWAYS
Pulse check prompting is allowed after every NO
SHOCK ADVISED
decision but not after shocks.
Pulse check prompting is allowed after CPR, NO
SHOCK ADVISED
decisions, and shocks.
PULSE PROMPTThis option determines which voice prompt (and
LCD message) is presented to tell the operator to
check the patient for signs of circulation. Checking
for signs of circulation is important after a
SHOCK ADVISED
decision, after three sequential
NO
shocks, and after a CPR interval.
Note: The Pulse Prompt setting is not
applicable when Pulse Check is set to
NEVER.
Note: The Pulse Prompt setting availability
depends on the language configuration.
1–CHECK PULSE
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Table 4 AED Trainer setup options (Continued)
Setup OptionDescriptionDefault Setting
Setup
•1–CHECK PULSE
•2–CHECK PATIENT
• 3–CHECK FOR
SIGNS
CPR TIME 1 and
CPR TIME 2
If 1–CHECK PULSE is selected, one of the following
voice prompts and LCD messages will be
presented:
CPR
or CHECK FOR PULSE; IF NO PULSE, PUSH
ANALYZE
CHECK FOR PULSE; IF NO PULSE, START
.
If 2–CHECK PATIENT is selected, one of the
following voice prompts and LCD messages will
be presented:
NOT BREATHING NORMALLY, START CPR,
PATIENT; IF NOT MOVING AND NOT BREATHING
NORMALLY, PUSH ANALYZE
CHECK PATIENT; IF NOT MOVING AND
or CHECK
.
If 3–CHECK FOR SIGNS is selected, one of the
following voice prompts and LCD messages will
be presented:
IF NO SIGNS OF CIRCULATION, START CPR,
FOR SIGNS OF CIRCULATION; IF NO SIGNS OF
CIRCULATION, PUSH ANALYZE
CHECK FOR SIGNS OF CIRCULATION;
or CHECK
.
The CPR Time 1 option inserts prompting to
perform CPR after a single shock or a set of three
shocks is delivered.
CPR Time 2 option inserts prompting to
The
perform CPR after a
The choices for both CPR Times 1 and 2
15, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, and 180 seconds, and 999
(infinite CPR time). For all selections except
999, the AED prompts the operator to perform
NO SHOCK ADVISED decision.
are: 0,
0 and
CPR and then displays a countdown timer. If 999
is selected, the AED prompts the operator to
perform CPR but does not display the countdown
timer. The AED will not prompt the operator to
PUSH ANALYZE, although the operator may do so at
any time to initiate an analysis.
120
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After six consecutive NO SHOCK ADVISED
decisions, the prompt NO SHOCK ADVISED,
ASYSTOLE
is received. No further analysis is
initiated.
Choose ON or OFF.
When the AED Trainer is turned on, CONNECT
ELECTRODES
prompts begin automatically. The
device will not advance to analysis prompts until
the training electrodes are connected to the
device and the instructor presses
PADS
on the remote control.
ELECTRODE
When the AED Trainer is turned on and the
training electrodes are connected to the device,
analysis prompts begin automatically.
This option determines whether or not the motion
detection system is active during analysis. When
this option is
ON, motion that is detected prevents
analysis from proceeding for up to 10 seconds.
After 10 seconds, analysis continues regardless
of whether or not motion is present.
Tables 5 through 10 provide troubleshooting checklists for non-technical users. If the AED Trainer
requires service, please contact your local Medtronic representative.
Table 5 Display troubleshooting
ObservationPossible CauseCorrective Action
1 Faded image, device remains
functional.
2 Blank screen, device remains
functional.
3 Blank screen, device does not
function.
• Low battery.• Replace batteries.
• Low battery.
• LCD fault.
• Incorrect battery
placement.
• Replace batteries.
• Turn device on and off.
• Reinstall batteries in correct
position.
• Batteries depleted
• Replace batteries.
or damaged.
4 ON/OFF light stays on when
device is turned off; battery
icon flashes, with 3-beeps and
Clean the AED Trainer and the remote control cable by wiping their surfaces with either:
•A lint-free, slightly damp cloth moistened with mild soap and water
•A lint-free, slightly damp cloth moistened with denatured alcohol.
Observe the following precautions when cleaning the AED Trainer:
•Do not immerse or soak the AED Trainer or the cable.
•Do not use bleach, bleach dilution, or phenolic compounds.
•Do not steam or gas sterilize.
Product Recycling Information
Recycle the device at the end of its useful life.
•Recycling Assistance
Recycle the device according to national and local regulations. Contact your local
representative for assistance.
•Preparation
The device should be clean and free of contaminants prior to recycling.
•Packaging
Recycle packaging according to local and national regulations.
Specifications
Table 11 below lists the specifications for the AED Trainer. Table 12 on page 25 lists the
specifications for the remote control.
Tab le 11 AED Trainer specifications
GeneralDevice designed for low impact, low stress environments. For use
in temperature-controlled areas protected from precipitation.
Capable of withstanding heavy usage and prolonged periods of
operation.
Size10.2 cm x 26.5 cm x 29.5 cm (4 in. x 10.4 in. x 11.6 in.)
approximate.
Weight2.1 kg (4.6 lb)
Batteries6 volts/4 cells, range 3.2 Vdc ~ 6.5 Vdc.
Four non-rechargeable D-cell alkaline batteries. New batteries will
provide not less than 100 hours of continuous operation under
normal indoor-environment conditions.
Buttons
Screen Display5 x 7 dot matrix liquid crystal display with two lines of 20
ON/OFF, ANALYZE, SHOCK, UP ARROW, RIGHT ARROW
characters per line for text messages.
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Maintenance
Tab le 11 AED Trainer specifications (Continued)
SpeakerVolume output: (average / maximum)
•Hi: 100dB / 108dB
•Med: 95dB / 105dB
•Low: 90dB / 101dB
Operating Temperature3° to 38°C (37.4° to 100.4°F)
Storage Temperature-10° to 60°C (14° to 140°F) (remove batteries for storage)
Water ResistanceSpillage resistance per IEC 601-1, part 44.3
The following accessories are available for the AED Trainer:
Tab le 13 AED Trainer accessories
AccessoryPart Number
AED Trainer training electrodes3006007
Soft Case3012607
Replacement remote control and cable3012697
Battery pack3012698
Analyze Key Cover Labels3012729
LIFEPAK 500T AED Training System
3012699
Operating Instructions
International Identification Cards (for
3012608
soft case)
International Control Panel Labels3012609
International Handle Labels3012610
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Reference Information
6. REFERENCE INFORMATION
The following Quick Start reference guide contains information about remote control buttons and
AED Trainer setup procedures. This reference guide may be reproduced.
LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM Operating Instructions27
LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
Quick Start Procedure
1 Turn AED Trainer on.
2 Press
PAUSE button on the remote control.
3 Select Shock Protocol from the Table below.
4 Press
PAUSE again to confirm shock protocol. AED Trainer will turn itself off.
5 You are now ready to begin a training session. Use the remote control to create troubleshooting situations. Refer to
the opposite side of this card for details.
6 Once the AED is turned on, the
ELECTRODE PADS on the remote control to advance to ANALYSIS.
Remote Control ButtonAED Trainer Shock ProtocolShock Order
F1
F2
F3
F4
C1*
C2*
* Custom settings may be changed in the setup mode (refer to operating instructions).
Fixed #1SNNNNote: The AED Trainer powers on with
Fixed #2SSNN
Fixed #3NSNN
Fixed #4NNNN
Custom #1SSSSSSSSS
Custom #2SSSSSSSSS
CONNECT ELECTRODES message appears (unless turned off in setup). Press
the last shock protocol selected during
the previous use.
Note: For detailed instructions, refer to
the LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING
SYSTEM Operating Instructions.
S: Shock Advised N: No Shock Advised
LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
Quick Start Procedure
1 Turn AED Trainer on.
2 Press PAUSE button on the remote control.
3 Select Shock Protocol from the Table below.
4 Press
PAUSE again to confirm shock protocol. AED Trainer will turn itself off.
5 You are now ready to begin a training session. Use the remote control to create troubleshooting situations. Refer to
the opposite side of this card for details.
6 Once the AED is turned on, the
ELECTRODE PADS on the remote control to advance to ANALYSIS.
Remote Control ButtonAED Trainer Shock ProtocolShock Order
F1
F2
F3
F4
C1*
C2*
* Custom settings may be changed in the setup mode (refer to operating instructions).
Fixed #1SNNNNote: The AED Trainer powers on with
Fixed #2SSNN
Fixed #3NSNN
Fixed #4NNNN
Custom #1SSSSSSSSS
Custom #2SSSSSSSSS
CONNECT ELECTRODES message appears (unless turned off in setup). Press
the last shock protocol selected during
the previous use.
Note: For detailed instructions, refer to
the LIFEPAK 500T AED TRAINING
SYSTEM Operating Instructions.
S: Shock Advised N: No Shock Advised
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LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
ButtonFunction
Press to change any shock decision to
STAND CLEAR, ANALYZING NOW.
Press to toggle the training electrodes “on” or “off” the manikin. This feature is active when the training
electrodes are connected to the AED Trainer.
NO SHOCK ADVISED. Function is active only during PUSH ANALYZE and
Press to toggle
MOTION DETECTED “on” and “off.” This feature is active during analysis only.
Press once to activate a service warning (red wrench). Press twice: wrench flashes and
displayed and device will not operate. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press once to activate
LOW BATTERY. Press twice to activate REPLACE BATTERY. Press three times to simulate
failed battery. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press to simulate device detection of a shockable rhythm. CPSS is disabled when
selected.
Press any time to suspend device operation. Press again to resume operation at point of interruption. In
PAUSE mode, press F1, F2, F3, F4, C1, or C2 to change shock protocol. Press PAUSE again to accept change
LIFEPAK® 500T AED TRAINING SYSTEM
Quick Start Reference Card
CALL SERVICE is
AUTO ANALYZE 2 is
MIN 3012699-003 / CAT. 26500-001008
ButtonFunction
Press to change any shock decision to NO SHOCK ADVISED. Function is active only during PUSH ANALYZE and
STAND CLEAR, ANALYZING NOW.
Press to toggle the training electrodes “on” or “off” the manikin. This feature is active when the training
electrodes are connected to the AED Trainer.
Press to toggle
MOTION DETECTED “on” and “off.” This feature is active during analysis only.
Press once to activate a service warning (red wrench). Press twice: wrench flashes and
displayed and device will not operate. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press once to activate
LOW BATTERY. Press twice to activate REPLACE BATTERY. Press three times to simulate
failed battery. To clear, turn off the AED Trainer, or remove the battery pack.
Press to simulate device detection of a shockable rhythm. CPSS is disabled when
selected.
Press any time to suspend device operation. Press again to resume operation at point of interruption. In
PAUSE mode, press F1, F2, F3, F4, C1, or C2 to change shock protocol. Press PAUSE again to accept change
Accessories:Includes infrared remote control and training electrodes
Redmond, March 31, 2000
Michael D. Willingham
Vice President, Quality and Regulatory Affairs
This declaration applies to CE-marked devices produced after the date of issuance of this declaration
and before it is either superseded by another declaration or withdrawn.