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6 For use by or on the order of a licensed physician.
f Attention, see operation manual for additional instructions for use.
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Pulse Oximetry Monitoring
Insert the sensor cable connector into the port located on top of the device.1.
Press the 2. On/O key (x) to turn the oximeter on.
Place the sensor on the monitoring site.3.
pulse rate, pulse strength and Pulse amplitude Index (PI) bar will be displayed.
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Pulse Volume
From monitoring mode, use Up/Down arrow keys (1.
Continue to press the Down key to silence the pulse tone completely.2.
Silencing Alarms
Audible alarms can be silenced for two (2) minutes.1.
To silence the alarm tone, briey press the Alarm Silence key (2.
The Alarm Silence indicator will light solid for the rst minute and 45 seconds, then ash the last 15 seconds.3.
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) to raise or lower pulse beep volume.
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To cancel the 2-minute silence, briey press the Alarm Silence key (4.
NOTE: The Alarm Silence key will not aect visual alarm indicators or pulse tone.
Changing the Alarm Limits
To change the alarm limits, press the 1. Menu key ( ) until the desired parameter’s alarm limit is displayed.
Press the up or down key (2.
Press the 3. Menu key ( ) to advance to the next alarm limit.
To exit, press the 4. Exit key ( ) or wait 20 seconds until the patient reading is displayed.
Entering Setup Menu
Power oximeter on by pressing the 1. On/O key ( x ) located on the device’s upper right side.
When the patient number (Example: 2. P1) is displayed, press and hold the Exit key ( ) and then
press the Menu key ( ).
The Averaging Menu will be the rst option. 3. AVG will be displayed. Release the Exit key ( ).
) to increase or decrease the setting.
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Setting Averaging
While 1. AVG is being displayed, use the up and down keys (n o) to select the desired SpO2 averaging (1-4).
Press the 2. Menu key ( ) to advance to the next menu.
To exit menus, press the 3. Exit key ( ) or wait 20 seconds and menu will be exited automatically.
Setting Sensitivity
Advance from previous menu or see 1. Entering Setup Menu. HS (for High Sensitivity) will be displayed.
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), turn the High Sensitivity setting on or o.
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Display Brightness
Advance from previous menu or see 1. Entering Setup Menu. The display will show db.
Using the up and down keys (2.
(brightest).
), select the desired brightness, ranging from 1-10. The default setting is 10
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Setting the Date
Advance from previous menu or see 1. Entering Setup Menu. To skip initial menus, if setting only date, press Menu key
( ) three (3) times until dt 1 (Date Setting 1) is displayed.
Use the up and down keys (2.
Press the 3. Menu key ( ) to advance to the Month Menu. The display will show dt 2 (Date Setting 2).
Use the up and down keys (4.
Press the 5. Menu key ( ) to advance to the Day Menu. The display will show dt 3 (Date Setting 3).
Use the up and down keys (6.
) to select the year. Range is 00 (2000) to 99 (2099).
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) to select the month. Range is 01 (January) to 12 (December).
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) to select the day. Range is from 01 to 31.
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Setting the Time
Advance from previous menu. (To skip initial menus, if setting only date, press 1. Menu key ( ) six (6) times).
The display will show 2. t 1. Use the up and down keys (n o) to select the hour. Range is 00 (Midnight)
to 23 (11PM).
Press the 3. Menu key ( ) to advance to Minute Menu. The display will show t 2. Range is 0-59.
Press 4. Exit key ( ) to exit Setup Menus.
Restoring Alarm Default Settings
Enter Setup Menu by pressing and holding the 1. Exit key ( ) and then pressing the Menu key ( ).
Press the 2. Menu key ( ) eight (8) times. The display will show Ad (for Alarm Defaults).
Use the up and down keys (3.
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Device Operating Modes
There are three (3) operational modes: Clinician (CLn), Home (H) and Sleep (SLP).
Operating Modes
To enter the mode menu, press and hold the 1. Menu key ( ) at power up as the monitor goes through its
initialization sequence. CLn (Clinician Mode) will appear.
To change the device’s operating mode, use the up and down keys to toggle between Clinician Mode (2. CLn), Home
Mode (H) and Sleep Mode (SLP).
Trend Interval
To change the Trend Interval, the time interval at which real time data is sent to the device’s memory, enter the 1.
Operating Mode menu as explained above.
When 2. CLn appears on the display, press the Menu key ( ) again. SEC will appear.
Use the up and down keys (3.
To exit, use 4. Exit key ( ) or wait 20 seconds.
) to change the trend interval (2-30 seconds).
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Language
To change language, refer to WW1924 Operator’s Manual, Section 5.
Remote Alarm
To activate or deactivate the Remote Alarm function, enter the 1. Operating Modes menu.
Press and hold the 2. Menu key ( ), then advance three more times. The display will show rA.
Use the up and down keys (3.
To exit use the 4. Exit key ( ) or press the Menu key ( ) until the software version number appears. The oximeter
will then initialize normally.
) to select On or O.
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Factory Defaults
To restore factory default settings, enter the Operating Modes menu.1.
Press the 2. Menu key ( ) four more times. The display will show Fd.
Use the up and down keys (3.
) to select Yes, which restore the factory default settings.
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Clearing Trend Memory
To clear the oximeter’s memory, turn the unit o.1.
Press and hold the 2. On/O button ( x ) until CLr appears and stops ashing.
If the 3. On/O button ( x ) is released before CLr stops ashing, memory will not be cleared.
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Changing the Batteries or Battery Pack
To install or replace batteries, rst turn the unit o, then depress the battery compartment door at center of back 1.
of oximeter (Horizontally scored tab) and slide door o towards bottom of oximeter.
If using “AA” (LR6) batteries, place the negative end of battery rst, compressing the negative terminal spring and 2.
gently push the positive end until it contacts the positive tab.
If using the rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack (WW1090), align the battery pack so that its metal connectors 3.
line up with the corresponding connectors in the battery compartment. Push battery pack into place.
Replace battery door by sliding it back into place until the latch clicks.4.
Attaching the Sensor Cradle
The WW1030 comes with three sensor cradles for storing and protecting the sensor when not in use. The cradles and their
packaging are number coded for the particular sensor they hold:
1— ts BCI® pediatric size sensors•
2— ts the BCI® Comfort Clip® sensor•
3— ts BCI® adult size sensors•
Insert the appropriate sensor cradle into the recess in the upper right backside of the oximeter, curved end down and
numbered side out. Push lightly until cradle snaps into place. After monitoring, insert the sensor into the cradle, cabled
end upward.
f Attention, see operation manual for warnings, cautions, notes and additional instructions for use.
Manufactured By: Smiths Medical PM, Inc.
N7W22025 Johnson Drive
Waukesha, Wisconsin 53186
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Phone: 1-262-542-3100
Toll-Free: (U.S.A. only) 1-800-558-2345
Fax: 1-262-542-0718
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