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Contact Information

Customer Service

Technical Service

Toll Free:

1 (800) 327-0770 USA

1 (800) 668-8323 Canada

Mailing Address

CHG Hospital Beds 1020 Adelaide Street South London, Ontario N6E 1R6 Canada

Spirit Select™ Service Call Information

Your facility’s phone number:

Your facility's fax number:

Bed(s) Model:

Bed(s) Serial Number

Date of Purchase:

List of defective part(s):

List of deficiencies or type of problem:

To ensure prompt and accurate attention to your concerns please have the following information available before you call:

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Spirit Select™ Bed User Instruction Manual Content

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Spirit Select™ Bed – Quick Reference Guide .......................................................................................... 3

Section 1: ........................................................................................................................................ 9

Specifications & Precautions ........................................................................................................... 9

1.1 Full Bed Warranty ....................................................................................................................... 10

1.2 Intended Use .............................................................................................................................. 11

1.3 Standard Conventions Used in this Manual .................................................................................... 11

1.3.1 Patient Left & Patient Right Determination .......................................................................... 11

1.4 Symbols Used on the Spirit™ Bed ................................................................................................. 12

1.5 Technical Specifications ............................................................................................................... 14

1.6 Important Electrical Precautions ................................................................................................... 16

1.6.1 Battery Back-up ............................................................................................................... 18

1.6.2 Grounding ....................................................................................................................... 20

1.7 Important Mechanical Precautions ................................................................................................ 20

1.8 Mattress Specifications ................................................................................................................ 21

1.9 General Precautions .................................................................................................................... 22

1.10 Standard & Optional Features ...................................................................................................... 25

1.11 Siderail Assemblies ...................................................................................................................... 26

1.12 Optional Accessories.................................................................................................................... 26

1.13 Mass of Detachable Components .................................................................................................. 27

1.14 Applied Parts .............................................................................................................................. 27

1.15 Storage & Transport .................................................................................................................... 27

1.16 Ultra-Low Feature ....................................................................................................................... 28

Section 2: ...................................................................................................................................... 29

Set-Up Instructions ....................................................................................................................... 29

2.1 Unpacking Instructions ................................................................................................................ 30

2.1.1 Delivery ........................................................................................................................... 30

2.1.2 Lowering the Bed ............................................................................................................. 31

2.2 Set-Up of the Spirit™ Bed ............................................................................................................ 32

Section 3: ...................................................................................................................................... 37

Bed Operation ............................................................................................................................... 37

3.1 Central “Lock & Steer” System ..................................................................................................... 38

3.1.1 Bed Mobilization & Stabilization ......................................................................................... 39

3.2 Bed Control ................................................................................................................................ 40

3.2.1 Patient Handheld Control (Pendant) ................................................................................... 40

3.3 Bed Positioning ........................................................................................................................... 41

3.3.1 Bed Elevation – HI-LO Operation ....................................................................................... 41

3.3.2 Head Deck (Back Rest) Elevation - Head Actuator Operation ................................................ 41

3.3.3 Knee Deck Elevation - Foot Actuator Operation ................................................................... 42

3.3.4 Auto Contour Mode .......................................................................................................... 42

3.3.5 Chair Positioning .............................................................................................................. 43

3.4 Emergency & Staff Functions ....................................................................................................... 44

3.4.1 Electronic CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Function .................................................... 44

3.4.2 Optional Manual CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Release ............................................ 45

3.4.3 Trendelenburg Operation .................................................................................................. 47

3.4.4 Reverse Trendelenburg Operation ...................................................................................... 48

3.5 Patient Lock-Out Functions .......................................................................................................... 49

3.5.1 Regular Patient Lock-Outs ................................................................................................. 49

3.5.2 Master Lock-Out ............................................................................................................... 49

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3.5.3 Security Lock-Out ............................................................................................................. 50

3.6 Other Bed Functions & Features ................................................................................................... 53

3.6.1 Nurse Call ........................................................................................................................ 53

3.6.2 Standard 37 Pin Connector ................................................................................................ 53

3.6.3 Spirit Select™ Power Status Indicator ................................................................................. 54

3.7 Siderail Operation ....................................................................................................................... 55

3.7.1 Intended Application/Use of Spirit™ Bed Siderail Assemblies ................................................ 55

3.7.2 Plastic Regular Height Siderails .......................................................................................... 56

3.7.3 Plastic High Siderails ......................................................................................................... 57

3.7.4 Integrated Features of Plastic Regular Height and High Siderails .......................................... 59

3.7.5 Other Optional Siderails .................................................................................................... 60

3.7.6 Optional Electronic Foot Siderail Release ............................................................................ 60

3.8 Optional Underbed Obstruction Sensors ........................................................................................ 62

3.9 Optional “Easy Bed” Extension System .......................................................................................... 64

3.10 Optional Auxiliary AC Power Outlet ............................................................................................... 66

3.11 Optional Pillow Speaker Ready ..................................................................................................... 67

Section 4: ...................................................................................................................................... 69

Functions & Features ..................................................................................................................... 69

4.1 LCD Display ................................................................................................................................ 70

4.2 Patient Weigh Scale .................................................................................................................... 72

4.3 Level All Function ........................................................................................................................ 74

4.4 Bed Exit Feature ......................................................................................................................... 74

4.4.1 Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Reset ............................................................................................... 78

4.4.2 Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Re-Arm ............................................................................................ 79

4.4.3 Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Arm ................................................................................................. 80

4.4.4 Bed Exit Light .................................................................................................................. 81

4.4.5 Bed Exit Alarm History ...................................................................................................... 81

4.5 Watchdog™ Bed Monitoring System ............................................................................................. 82

4.5.1 Always On™ Monitoring .................................................................................................... 82

4.5.2 Bed Position/Status Monitoring .......................................................................................... 83

4.5.3 Nurse Reminder™ ............................................................................................................ 84

4.5.4 Available Light Configurations ............................................................................................ 86

Menu Navigation ......................................................................................................................... 87

4.6 Scale Menu ................................................................................................................................. 89

4.6.1 Selecting Patient Weight Display Units ............................................................................... 89

4.6.2 Changing Equipment ........................................................................................................ 89

4.6.3 Adjusting Patient Weight ................................................................................................... 90

4.6.4 View Weight Change ........................................................................................................ 90

4.6.5 Weight Change Alarm ....................................................................................................... 91

4.6.6 Reset All .......................................................................................................................... 92

4.7 Service Menu .............................................................................................................................. 93

4.7.1 Locking LCD Display Units ................................................................................................. 93

4.7.2 Priority & Nurse Call Settings ............................................................................................. 93

4.7.3 Obstruction Sensor Settings .............................................................................................. 94

4.7.4 Head Angle Settings ......................................................................................................... 94

4.7.5 Language Settings ............................................................................................................ 96

4.7.6 Control Box Versions ........................................................................................................ 96

4.7.7 Configuration List/Code ..................................................................................................... 96

4.8 Maintenance Menu ...................................................................................................................... 97

4.8.1 Inputting Access Code ...................................................................................................... 97

4.8.2 Disabling Manual CPR Release Items .................................................................................. 98

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4.8.3 Advanced Configurations ................................................................................................... 98

4.8.4 Diagnostic Menu............................................................................................................... 98

4.9 Calibration .................................................................................................................................. 99

4.9.1 Angle Calibration .............................................................................................................. 99

4.9.2 Scale Calibration ............................................................................................................. 101

4.10 Exit All Menus ............................................................................................................................ 105

Section 5: .................................................................................................................................... 107

Care & Maintenance .................................................................................................................... 107

5.1 Regular Maintenance & Cleaning ................................................................................................. 108

5.1.1 Cleaning & Disinfection ..................................................................................................... 108

5.1.2 Semi Annual Inspections ................................................................................................... 109

5.1.3 Yearly Inspections & Maintenance ...................................................................................... 109

5.1.4 Specific Maintenance Requirements for Spirit Select™ Beds .................................................. 111

5.2 Recycling Passport ..................................................................................................................... 112

5.2.1 Headboard Bracket .......................................................................................................... 112

5.2.2 Footboard Bracket ........................................................................................................... 113

5.2.3 Footboard Bracket (Watchdog) ......................................................................................... 114

5.2.4 Footboard ....................................................................................................................... 115

5.2.5 Head Rails ...................................................................................................................... 116

5.2.6 CBXX Control Box ............................................................................................................ 117

5.2.7 Battery ........................................................................................................................... 118

5.2.8 CB09 Control Box ............................................................................................................ 119

5.2.9 Head End Actuators ......................................................................................................... 120

5.2.10 Foot End Actuators .......................................................................................................... 121

5.2.11 Load Cells ....................................................................................................................... 122

5.2.12 Obstruction Sensors ........................................................................................................ 123

5.3 Controls Servicing ...................................................................................................................... 124

5.3.1 Soft Reset of Controls ...................................................................................................... 124

5.3.2 Hard Reset of Controls ..................................................................................................... 125

5.4 Mattress Deck Removal .............................................................................................................. 126

5.4.1 Mattress Deck Removal - Foot Section............................................................................... 126

5.4.2 Accessing the CB10/CB11 Control Box ............................................................................... 126

5.4.3 Mattress Deck Removal - Knee Section .............................................................................. 126

5.4.4 Mattress Deck Removal - Head Section (Back Rest) ................................................................... 127

5.4.5 Mattress Deck Removal - Seat Section ................................................................................ 127

5.5 High Rail Measurements ............................................................................................................. 128

5.6 Low Rail Measurements .............................................................................................................. 128

5.7 Long Rail Measurements ............................................................................................................. 129

5.8 Before Calling The Factory .......................................................................................................... 130

5.9 Colour Information ..................................................................................................................... 130

5.10 Troubleshooting Guide ............................................................................................................... 131

5.11 Troubleshooting Guide for Unique Features of Spirit Select™ Bed ..................................................... 134

5.12 CB10/CB11 Warnings ................................................................................................................. 135

5.13 Schematics & Technical .............................................................................................................. 136

5.13.1 Spirit Wiring Schematic .................................................................................................... 136

5.13.2 Electrical Connections – Overview ...................................................................................... 138

5.13.3 Spirit Select™ CB10Full Control Box – Overview ................................................................. 139

5.13.4 Spirit Select™ CB11 Control Box – Overview ...................................................................... 141

5.14 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)............................................................................................ 142

5.15 Service Parts ............................................................................................................................. 147

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Section 1:

Specifications & Precautions

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1.1 Full Bed Warranty

Warranty

Stryker Medical, a division of Stryker Corporation, warrants to the original purchaser the Stryker Model 5700 Spirit Select, to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year after date of delivery. Stryker’s obligation under this warranty is expressly limited to supplying replacement parts and labor for, or replacing at its option, any product which is, in the sole discretion of Stryker, found to be defective. If requested by Stryker, product or parts for which a warranty claim is made shall be returned prepaid to the

factory. Any improper use or any alteration or repair by others in such a manner as in Stryker’s judgment

affects the product materially and adversely, shall void this warranty. Any repair of Stryker products using parts not provided or authorized by Stryker shall void this warranty. No employee or representative of Stryker is authorized to change this warranty in any way.

Stryker Medical products have a five year expected service life under normal use, conditions, and with appropriate periodic maintenance as described in the maintenance manual for each device.

The above noted warranty periods apply only to the original purchaser of the Spirit Select and begin on the date of delivery to such original purchaser.

Warranty exclusion and damage limitations

The express warranty set forth herein is the only warranty applicable to the product. Any and all other warranties, whether express or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are expressly excluded by Stryker. In no event shall Stryker be liable

for incidental or consequential damages.

To obtain parts and service

Stryker products are supported by a nationwide network of dedicated Stryker Field Service Representatives. These representatives are factory trained, available locally, and carry a substantial spare parts inventory to minimize repair time. Simply call your local representative or call Stryker Customer Service at 1-800-327 -0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada).

Return authorization

Product cannot be returned without prior approval from the Stryker Customer Service Department. An authorization number will be provided which must be printed on the returned product. Stryker reserves the right to charge shipping and restocking fees on returned product. Special, modified, or discontinued products are not subject to return.

Damaged product

ICC Regulations require that claims for damaged product must be made with within fifteen (15) days of receipt of the product. Do not accept damaged shipments unless such damage is noted on the delivery receipt at the time of receipt. Upon prompt notification, Stryker will file a freight claim with the appropriate carrier for damages incurred. Claims will be limited in amount to the actual replacement cost. In the event that this information is not received by Stryker within the fifteen (15) day period following the delivery of the product, or the damage was not noted on the delivery receipt at the time of receipt, the customer will be responsible for payment of the original invoice in full within thirty (30) days of receipt. Claims for any incomplete shipments must be made within thirty (30) days of invoice.

International warranty clause

This warranty reflects U.S. domestic policy. Warranty outside the U.S. may vary by country. Contact your local Stryker Medical representative for additional information.

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1.2 Intended Use

Application Environment

Use of

Spirit™ Bed

No.

Description

Intensive/critical care provided in a hospital where 24 hour medical supervision and constant monitoring is required and the provision of life support system/equipment used in medical procedures is essential to maintain or improve the vital functions of the patient.

Suitable

Acute care provided in a hospital or other medical facility where medical supervision and monitoring is required and medical equipment used in medical procedures is often provided to help maintain or improve the condition of the patient.

Suitable

Long-term care in a medical area with medical supervision is required and monitoring is provided if necessary and medical equipment used in medical procedures may be provided to help maintain or improve the condition of the patient.

Suitable

Care provided in a domestic area where medical equipment is used to alleviate or compensate for an injury, disability, or disease.

Not Suitable

Outpatient (ambulatory) care which is provided in a hospital or other medical facility, under medical supervision where medical equipment is provided for the need of persons with illness, injury, or disability for treatment, diagnosis, or monitoring.

Suitable

Environmental Conditions for Normal Use

Ambient Temperature Range

Ambient Humidity Range

(Non Condensing)

Atmospheric Pressure Range

DANGER

Information appearing under the DANGER caption concerns the protection of patient, staff and others from the immediate and imminent hazards that, if not avoided, will result in immediate, serious personal injury or loss of life in addition to equipment damage.

WARNING

Information appearing under the WARNING caption concerns the protection of patient, staff, and others from potential hazards that can result in personal injury or loss of life in addition to equipment damage.

CAUTION

Information appearing under the CAUTION caption concerns the protection of patient, staff and others from potential hazards that can result in minor personal injury or equipment damage.

NOTE:

Information appearing in a NOTE caption provides additional information which is helpful in understanding the item being explained.

The Spirit™ bed is intended for low to moderate acuity patients in the medical and/or surgical area of the hospital. The Spirit™ bed is also intended for use as a general-purpose variable height hospital bed for general care, post-operative and general medicine wards. The Spirit™ bed is intended for used in Application Environments 1-3, 5 as described in IEC 60601-2-52, Clauses 201.3.201 - 205.

1.3 Standard Conventions Used in this Manual

This manual includes information essential to the safety of the patient, staff, and equipment during the normal operation of the Spirit™ bed. Before operating the Spirit™ bed be sure you have read and understood the contents of this manual. It is important that you use this equipment in accordance with the procedures outlined in this manual. As you read through this manual be alert to the four signal words.

1.3.1 Patient Left & Patient Right Determination

CHG Hospital Beds’ determination of the “Patient Left” and the “Patient Right” side of the bed is made from the patient’s point of view while positioned normally on the bed facing up.

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1.4 Symbols Used on the Spirit™ Bed

PROTECTIVE EARTH GROUND

ELECTRONIC CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) FUNCTION

PRESS AND HOLD TO LOWER ALL SECTIONS OF MATTRESS DECK FLAT TO BED FRAME

CHAIR FUNCTION

PRESS AND HOLD TO BRING PATIENT TO SITTING POSITION

POTENTIAL EQUALIZATION (EQUIPOTENTIAL POINT)

TRENDELENBURG FUNCTION

PRESS AND HOLD TO MOVE THE BED INTO TRENDELENBURG POSITION

CONTOUR FUNCTION

TOGGLE TO INITIATE AUTOMATIC ACTION OF KNEE-FOOT SECTION WHEN ACTION IS INITIATED TO HEAD SECTION OF MATTRESS DECK

SAFE WORKING LOAD

THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE LOAD THAT CAN BE PLACE ON THE BED

REVERSE TRENDELENBURG FUNCTION

PRESS AND HOLD TO MOVE THE BED INTO REVERSE TRENDELENBURG POSITION

FUNCTION LOCK-OUT

ACTIVATE TOGGLE SWITCH TO RESTRICT FUNCTION OF PATIENT AND PENDANT

MAXIMUM PATIENT WEIGHT

THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WEIGHT OF PATIENT THAT CAN BE PLACE ON THE BED

INITIATE ACTION TO HEAD SECTION OF MATTRESS DECK

UP CONTROL

ELEVATES THE CORRESPONDING SECTION OF THE MATTRESS DECK

READ OWNER’S MANUAL

BEFORE USE

INITIATE ACTION TO ENTIRE MATTRESS DECK (HI-LO)

DOWN CONTROL

LOWERS THE CORRESPONDING SECTION OF THE MATTRESS DECK

SYMBOL TO DRAW USER ATTENTION TO AN IDENTIFIED DANGER, WARNING, OR CAUTION

INITIATE ACTION TO KNEEFOOT SECTION OF MATTRESS DECK

ELECTRONIC FOOT SIDERAIL RELEASE

CLASS 1

EQUIPMENT CLASSIFICATION IN TERMS OF PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL SHOCK

ALTERNATING CURRENT (AC) POWER

POWER STATUS INDICATOR

IP54

INGRESS PROTECTION CODE (IP RATING)

TYPE B EQUIPMENT

DUTY CYCLE

2 MINUTES ON 18 MINUTES OFF

CATALOGUE NUMBER

INDICATES THE

MANUFACTURER’S

CATALOGUE NUMBER SO THAT THE MEDICAL DEVICE CAN BE IDENTIFIED

SERIAL NUMBER

INDICATES THE MANUFACTURER’S SERIAL NUMBER SO THAT A SPECIFIC MEDICAL DEVICE CAN BE IDENTIFIED

CONSULT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

INDICATES THE NEED FOR THE USER TO CONSULT THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

CAUTION

INDICATES THE NEED FOR THE USER TO CONSULT THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE FOR IMPORTANT INFORMATION

MANUFACTURER

INDICATES THE MEDICAL DEVICE MANUFACTURER

WEEE SYMBOL

WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE

SCALE ZERO BUTTON

PRESS AND HOLD TO ZERO SCALE

PRESS AT ANY TIME IN ANY

MENU TO “ESCAPE HOME”

TO HOME SCREEN

SET/RESET BUTTON

PRESS TO TURN ON/OFF AND SELECT DESIRED BED EXIT SENSITIVITY LEVEL

LEVEL ALL FUNCTION

PRESS AND HOLD WILL FULLY FLATTEN ALL SECTIONS OF MATTRESS DECK AGAINST BED FRAME AND RETURN BED FRAME TO HORIZONTAL POSITION

DISPLAY ON/ENTER BUTTON

PRESS TO ACTIVATE OR “WAKE UP” HOME SCREENS

PRESS TO MAKE SELECTIONS WITHIN MENUS AND MENU OPTIONS

CHIME BUTTON

PRESS TO SCROLL THROUGH CHIME VOLUME AND NURSE/PRIOIRITY CALL SETTINGS

LIGHT KEY

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MENU SCROLL ARROW BUTTONS

PRESS TO SCROLL UP/DOWN THROUGH HOME SCREENS, MENUS, MENU OPTIONS, AND AVAILIABLE SELECTIONS WITHIN MENU OPTIONS

BED EXIT ALARM SENSITIVITY LEVELS

FUNCTION FEATURE

POWER STATUS INDICATOR

BED EXIT ALARM VOLUME AND NURSE/PRIORITY CALL ACTIVIATION SETTINGS

WATCHDOG FEATURE

NOTE: THESE FEATURES MAY NOT BE PRESENT ON ALL SPIRIT SELECT BED CONFIGURATIONS

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1.5 Technical Specifications

Certifications

Certified to: CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60601-1:2008 & 60601-2-52:2011, UL 60601-1:2003, IEC 60601-2-52/C1:2010 & 60601-2-38/A1:1999, ANSI/AAMI ES 60601-1:2005/A2:2010 Conforms to: IEC 60601-1:2005/C2:2007

Articulation Range

Head Section Angle

0° to 60°

Head Section Angle (Beds with High Siderails and/or Manual CPR Release)

0° to 60°

Knee Section Angle

0° to 25°

Foot Section Angle

0° to 10°

Foot Section Angle in Vascular Position - Knee Fully Flat (Beds with Optional Vascular Bail)

15°

Foot Section Angle in Vascular Position - With Knee Articulation (Beds with Optional Vascular Bail)

0° to -4°

Trendelenburg

0° to 12°

Reverse Trendelenburg

0° to -12°

Mattress Deck Height - Lowest Elevation

Ø5” (125 mm) Casters

10 ¾”

273 mm

Mattress Deck Height - Highest Elevation

34”

863 mm

Minimum Deck Height Required to Accommodate Patient Lift Clearance

48” x 5” (1219 mm x 127 mm)

24”

610 mm

Underbed Clearance - Lowest Elevation

1¾”

45 mm

Electrical Specifications

120V Models

230V Models

Mode of Operation - Intermittent Operation

Duty: 10% (2 Minutes ON, 18 Minutes OFF)

Mains Input Voltage

120 Volts AC

230 Volts AC

Mains Input Current

4.0 Amps

2.1 Amps

Mains Input Current (Beds with Auxiliary Mains AC Outlet)

9.0 Amps

5.1 Amps

Mains Input Current Frequency

60 Hertz

50 Hertz

Motor (Actuator) Voltage - Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV)

24 Volts DC

Controls Voltage - Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV)

5-12 Volts DC

Power Consumption - at Maximum Load (Safe Working Load)

480 Watts

Power Consumption - at Idle

24 Watts

Auxiliary Mains AC Outlet - Maximum Output Power

120 Volts, 5 A (600 Watts)

230 Volts, 3 A (690 Watts)

Control Locations

Footboard Staff Control

Standard

Siderail Controls (Patient and Staff)

Standard

Six Function Handheld Pendant

Optional

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Safety Features

Protective Earth Ground

Class I (Equipotential Point)

Electric Shock Protection

Type B

Enclosure Protection

IPX4

Dual Foot Pedal – Lock & Steer Feature

Standard

On-Board Battery Back-up

Standard

Safety & Convenience Features on Footboard Staff Control

PRESS and Hold Electronic CPR Function

Standard

Trendelenburg/ Reverse Trendelenburg Capability

Standard

Chair Positioning

Standard

Auto Contour Mode

Standard - Toggle Button with LED

Security

Patient Lock-Outs - Bed Elevation, Head Section, and Knee/Foot Section (Patient Controls only)

Standard – Individual Toggle Button with LED’s

Master Lock-Out - All Patient and Staff Control Locations (including Footboard Staff Control)

Standard – Requires deactivation of Master Lock-out to operate bed

Security Lock-Out - All Patient and Staff Control Locations (including Footboard Staff Control)

Standard – Requires facility-set user passcode to operate bed

Dimensions & Weight

Length (Overall Bed Length)

91¼”

2318 mm

Length - Between Head & Footboards

81”

2057 mm

Length - Mattress Deck (in 80” Mattress Position)

79¾”

2026 mm

Length - Mattress Deck (in 84” Mattress Position)

83¾”

2127 mm

Width - Between Outer Edges of Siderails

40”

1016 mm

Width - Mattress Deck

35”

889 mm

Load Capacity (Safe Working Load)

500 lbs

227 kg

Weight of Bed (Empty)

525 lbs

238 kg

Weight of Bed (Empty with High Siderails, Manual CPR Release, Easy Bed Extension System)

565 lbs

256 kg

Sound Pressure Level (Measured 1m from Device)

Bed Operation - at Maximum Load (Safe Working Load)

< 54 dBA

CB10/CB11 Confirmation/Notification “Chirp”

< 62 dBA

Bed Exit Alarm Volume Settings

Low Setting

Medium Setting

High Setting

54 - 62 dBA

68 - 87 dBA

80 - 101 dBA

*All dimensions are nominal and have approximate manufacturing tolerances of ± ½” (12.7 mm) for length/height and ± 2° for angular dimensions

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1.6 Important Electrical Precautions

AC Power Outlet Requirements

120 VAC models

Plug the three prong power supply cord ONLY into a properly grounded 120 VAC, 60 Hz power outlet that is rated to at least 10 A.

230 VAC models

Plug the three prong power supply cord ONLY into a properly grounded 230 VAC, 50 Hz power outlet that is rated to at least 5 A.

DANGER

Possible ELECTROCUTION Hazard

DO NOT expose the AC power supply cord or other electrical components to water.

DO NOT allow the power supply cord, AC power outlet, auxiliary AC outlet socket (if

equipped), actuators, control boxes or pendant (if equipped) to become wet or submerged during normal bed operation or when performing cleaning.

DO NOT submerge the bed frame or electrical parts. DO NOT allow liquids to enter electrical components. If a liquid is spilled in or around the bed, unplug the bed before cleaning. Clean up the spill and allow the bed and/or the area around the bed to dry thoroughly before using the controls again.

DO NOT open assemblies such as actuators, control boxes, battery, and pendant (if equipped). These parts are not serviceable. Only service technicians, specifically trained to service CHG Hospital Beds Spirit™ beds, should attempt to service bed and/or replace electrical components.

DO NOT use the auxiliary AC outlet socket (if equipped) if the socket receptacles appear to be damaged and/or if the plug (of the device that you are connecting the bed to) does not remain connected when inserted in the outlet socket receptacles.

DANGER

Possible EXPLOSION Hazard

DO NOT use near explosive gases. DO NOT operate this bed in the presence of a flammable anaesthetic mixture with air or with nitrous oxide.

DO NOT use this bed in Active Treatment “Ether Environments”.

DANGER

Possible FIRE Hazard exists when connecting (plugging in) the power supply cord to an AC power outlet if oxygen administering equipment is in use.

Use either a patient nasal mask or half-length tent, ensuring the tent NEVER extends below the mattress deck, when administering oxygen.

DANGER

Possible FIRE Hazard exists if the pendant is not disabled when oxygen administering equipment is in use. If bed is equipped with a pendant, disconnect the pendant from the port at the side of the bed and insert pendant into its holster or attach pendent to bed linen using the included linen clip when not in use.

WARNING

DO NOT operate the bed if any actuator has malfunctioned or has been damaged in any manner.

DO NOT open assemblies such as actuators, control boxes, battery, and pendant (if equipped). These parts are not serviceable.

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WARNING

Possible ELECTRIC SHOCK Hazard exists when servicing bed and/or replacing electrical components.

ALWAYS disconnect bed from the AC power outlet and ensure that the capacitor inside the CB09 control box has been fully discharged before servicing bed and/or replacing any electrical components. After the bed has been disconnected (unplugged) from the AC power outlet, fully discharge the CB09 control box by sequentially depressing the UP and DOWN buttons on one of the siderail controls or on the pendant (depending upon how bed is equipped) at least 20 times.

Only service technicians, specifically trained to service CHG Hospital Beds Spirit™ beds,

should attempt to service bed and/or replace electrical components.

WARNING

All Spirit™ beds are equipped with a power supply cord storage device located at the head end of the bed. ALWAYS keep the power supply cord clear of any moving bed parts or mechanisms. The power supply cord should ALWAYS be stowed whenever moving, transporting, or storing the bed.

DO NOT allow the power supply cord and/or pendant cord to become entangled around other objects. A pinched power supply cord and/or pendant cord can become damaged and could be dangerous. Be aware of the power supply cord and/or pendant cord location especially when moving the bed.

DO NOT roll the bed over the power supply cord or pendant cord. DO NOT operate the bed if the power supply cord and/or pendant cord is damaged. ALWAYS keep power supply cord and/or pendant cord clear of moving equipment. The power supply cord is a replaceable component by service personnel. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)for further assistance.

DO NOT position the bed so that it is difficult to disconnect the power supply cord should the need ever arise. DO NOT use an extension cord.

WARNING

Depending upon the features your Spirit™ bed has, it will be equipped with either a CB10 or CB11 control box. Some versions of CB10 control box are NOT interchangeable and MUST NOT be installed on some beds. Bed may not operate as intended if incorrect version of the CB10 control box is used.

NEVER install a CB10 control box on your Spirit™ bed if it originally came equipped with a CB11 control box and vice versa. Both control boxes have different wiring terminations on the circuit board.

Some versions of CB09 control boxes are NOT interchangeable. If your Spirit™ bed is not equipped with a CB10 or CB11 control box but contains additional electrical components (such as a DJB Junction Box), then this bed uses an older version of the CB09 control box.

ALWAYS confirm replacement part numbers and/or control box circuit board revisions are the same prior to installation. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)for further assistance.

CAUTION

Connecting electrical equipment to auxiliary mains AC outlet effectively leads to creating a medical equipment system and can result in a reduced level of safety. When connecting devices, the system shall be evaluated in end use application to ensure compliance to medical device standard 60601-1.

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CAUTION

A safety feature of this product includes protection against overheating caused by excessive or extended periods of operation. Depending on the duration, this includes multiple or repeated adjustments or the use of multiple functions at once.

To ensure trouble free operation, ALWAYS allow a slight pause between multiple adjustments. DO NOT exceed the maximum continuous mode of operation. Refer to page 14 for complete technical specifications.

If thermal protection activation should occur, the bed will not respond to staff commands from any control location and the CB09 control box will need to be service and/or replaced.

WARNING

Always keep the footboard installed and locked when a patient is left unattended. When removing the footboard, if the mating spring-return connector cover on the bed is damaged or does not return to properly to cover the terminals, reinstall and lock the footboard then have the bed serviced. Never touch an exposed terminal and the patient simultaneously.

Battery Location

All Spirit™ beds are equipped with a rechargeable, back-up battery. The battery is located under the knee section of the mattress deck mounted to the bed frame cross member of the patient left side of the bed on all Spirit™ beds. Refer to page 136 for battery location.

Battery Charging and Operation Characteristics

The battery is continuously charged when connected to the CB10 or CB11 control box and the bed is plugged into an AC power outlet. When the bed is unplugged from the AC power outlet, the bed is powered by the battery. Refer to page 32 to ensure proper battery cable connection.

The footboard staff control on Spirit™ beds has an integrated power status indicator. When the ATTN light

is flashing, the battery requires inspection. Refer to page 54 for power status indication.

The battery is maintenance free, however battery life is not indefinite, and thus semi-annual inspection is required to verify operation. Refer to page 109 for details. In the event the battery is deemed to be faulty, does not hold a charge, will not operate the functions of the bed while the bed is disconnected (unplugged) from the AC power outlet, or if the battery case or mounting hardware has been damaged in any way, replace the battery.

WARNING

After connecting a battery to the CB10 or CB11 control box, the bed MUST be plugged into an AC power outlet to energize the battery circuit and enable bed operation under battery power. This MUST be performed regardless of the battery charge condition.

WARNING

Emergency bed functions cannot be guaranteed under abnormal operating conditions.

ALWAYS be aware of the power status indicator and take appropriate action when the ATTN light is flashing. ALWAYS perform periodic battery inspection.

1.6.1 Battery Back-up

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WARNING

Potential ELECTROCUTION, EXPLOSION, and/or FIRE HAZARD

These potential hazards could occur resulting in injury or loss of life in addition to equipment damage can occur if battery is replaced with components other than those approved for use on the Spirit™ bed by CHG Hospital Beds.

WARNING

EXPLOSION or FIRE HAZARD

DO NOT expose the battery to heat. Keep away from flames and sparks

WARNING

DO NOT connect battery to CB09 control box if your bed is also equipped with a CB10 or

CB11 control box. The battery may overheat causing it to swell, leak acid, and/or explode.

If your bed has a CB10 or CB11 control box, the DC jack in the CB09 control box is no longer configured as a charging circuit for the battery. The DC jack has been modified to provide constant 24VDC power for the CB10 control box.

Connect battery only to CB10 or CB11 control box. If you have to replace your CB09 control box call Stryker Medical Technical Service to ensure that you have the correct version of this component at toll free 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada).

WARNING

If a sulphuric odour (smells like a burnt match) is detected, or if any residual leakage is found on or around the area of the battery, ALWAYS replace the battery immediately.

Battery is NOT a serviceable item. DO NOT attempt to open the battery. In the event that the battery enclosure has been compromised, avoid contact with internal components. Internal components are primarily lead oxide and electrolyte (sulphuric acid).

In the event a person is exposed to sulphuric acid, flush contacted area with large amounts of water for at least 15 minutes. Remove contaminated clothing and seek medical attention if necessary. An eye wash station and emergency shower should be readily available. If swallowed, give large amounts of water. DO NOT induce vomiting. Seek medical attention immediately.

Lead-acid batteries can be HAZARDOUS to your health. Short-term exposure – Sulphuric acid may cause irritation of eyes, nose and throat. Prolonged contact may cause severe burns. Long term exposure – repeated contact causes irritation and skin burns. Repeated exposure to mist may cause erosion of teeth, chronic eye irritation and/or chronic inflammation of the nose, throat, and bronchial tubes.

If a sulphuric acid spill is found under the bed, dilute the spill cautiously with five to six volumes of water and gradually neutralize with sodium bicarbonate, soda ash or lime. When exposure level is not known, wear NIOSH approved positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus. Reference North American Emergency Response Guidebook #154 (or equivalent current documentation). Be sure to wear acid resistant gloves, safety glasses, and acid resistant clothing when cleaning a sulphuric acid spill.

CAUTION

ALWAYS unplug the bed from the AC power outlet before connecting or disconnecting the battery.

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CAUTION

ALWAYS dispose of faulty batteries or batteries that have reached the end of their service life according to local laws and regulations. Lead acid batteries are completely recyclable.

DANGER

Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in electrocution. Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are doubtful that the electrical outlet is properly grounded.

DO NOT modify the three prong plug provided. If it will not fit into the AC power outlet, have a proper AC power outlet installed by a qualified electrician.

Grounding reliability can only be achieved when bed is connected to an equivalent receptacle marked “HOSPITAL ONLY” or “HOSPITAL GRADE”.

WARNING

Safe Working Load of Bed

227 kg (500 lbs)

DO NOT overload the bed. The total combined weight of patients,

visitors, mattress, additional equipment/accessories, and bedding MUST

NOT exceed 227 kg (500 lbs)

WARNING

Maximum Patient Weight

162 kg (357 lbs)

Patient weight is based on a typical bed setup (20 kg mattress + 45 kg

additional accessories)

WARNING

Safe Working Load of Siderails

80 kg (176 lbs)

DO NOT exceed a 80 kg (176 lbs) load on any siderail

WARNING

DO NOT use headboards or footboards from other manufacturers on any Spirit™ bed.

Spirit™ beds are specifically designed and manufactured for use in conjunction with CHG

Hospital Beds accessories. Accessories designed by other manufacturers have not been tested by CHG Hospital Beds and are not recommended for use on Spirit™ beds.

On Spirit™ beds, ALWAYS ensure that the headboard and footboard brackets are properly attached to the frame before use.

1.6.2 Grounding

This electric bed must be grounded. In the event of a malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current, thereby reducing the risk of electric shock.

This product is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounded plug. The plug must be inserted into an appropriate AC power outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local electrical codes and ordinances.

1.7 Important Mechanical Precautions

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WARNING

Possible PINCHING HAZARD exists when bed is configured with manual CPR release. Powered bed mechanisms can cause SERIOUS INJURY.

ONLY trained healthcare practitioners shall operate the manual CPR release in the event of a medical emergency. ONLY operate the Electronic CPR button and/or the manual CPR release with persons clear of mechanisms.

A mattress is not included with the Spirit™ bed. A CHG Hospital Beds mattress is recommended.

Any mattress that is used on the Spirit™ bed must

suitably fit on the mattress deck and fit snugly within the confines of the 4 corner mattress keepers having a width of 35” (889mm).

The length and width of the mattress MUST suitably fit on the mattress deck in either the 80” (2032 mm) or 84” (2134 mm) configuration.

DO NOT use the bed without a mattress having a thickness of at least 6" (152 mm) but not more than 9-1/2” (241 mm).

LENGTH:

80 inch (2032mm)

84 inch (2134 mm)

WIDTH:

35 inch (889 mm)

THICKNESS:

6 inch (152 mm)

WEIGHT:

80 inch (with Bolsters)

24 lbs (10.9 kg)

84 inch (with Bolsters)

28 lbs (12.7 kg)

WARNING

The mattress MUST entirely rest upon the mattress deck. The mattress MUST fit snugly within the 4 corner mattress keepers.

Incompatible mattresses can create hazards. DO NOT use this bed without a special mattress specifically designed to bend and conform to the shape of the bed. DO NOT use water filled or gel filled mattress on this bed.

WARNING

Possible patient ENTRAPMENT Hazard or FALL RISK if using non-specified mattress.

Patient entrapment may result in injury or death. Use only a mattress of recommended specifications with this bed. CHG Hospital Beds will not be responsible for any injury to patient and/or staff and/or damage to bed that may result with use of non-specified mattress.

1.8 Mattress Specifications

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WARNING

CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the customer perform a thorough patient assessment to determine if the bed system and mattress selection is appropriate for the patient on the basis of their clinical needs, fall risk, and mental capacity. CHG Hospital Beds is of the belief that to ensure maximum patient safety, there is simply no substitute for frequent patient monitoring by qualified healthcare practitioners. CHG Hospital Beds also recommends that the customer conduct and document a patient entrapment risk assessment for every mattress combination

that is intended for use on the Spirit™ bed in both the flat (horizontal) and articulated positions

to identify and address any exposure to areas of potential patient entrapment and/or fall risk as part of a comprehensive and proactive bed safety program.

WARNING

A potential increase in FALL RISK may result when using the Spirit™ bed with a mattress having a thickness greater than 6” (152mm). All patients should be monitored closely and CHG Hospital Beds recommends that when a patient is to be left unattended the bed should ALWAYS be lowered to the lowest position.

WARNING

Close supervision by trained healthcare practitioners is ALWAYS necessary when this product is used by or near children and/or people with disabilities.

DO NOT let any person climb/crawl underneath the bed, between the bed legs and/or the raised bed frame components at any time.

WARNING

DO NOT use this product or any available optional equipment without first completely reading and understanding these instructions and any additional instructional material such

as owner’s manuals, service manuals, or instruction sheets supplied with this product or

optional equipment.

If you are unable to understand the warnings, cautions or instructions contact a healthcare

professional, your Spirit™ bed dealer, or a service technician, specifically trained to service CHG Hospital Beds Spirit™ beds, before attempting to install and/or use this equipment,

otherwise injury to the patient and/or staff and equipment damage may occur.

WARNING

DO NOT drop the bed. DO NOT allow patients to fall onto and/or jump on the bed.

These types of activity can cause impact loads that can permanently damage the actuators and/or other bed components resulting in an inoperable bed.

In the case of an inoperable bed due to a damaged actuator, replace the actuator immediately. If left unattended, a damaged actuator could result in injury to the patient and/or staff and additional equipment damage.

1.9 General Precautions

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WARNING

Check all parts for shipping damage and test bed to confirm proper operation before putting the bed into active service.

DO NOT use bed if any component damage is discovered or a service technician suspects that damage has occurred. A damaged bed may expose staff and/or patients to unforeseen

safety hazards. Contact your Spirit™ bed dealer or a service technician, specifically trained to service CHG Hospital Beds Spirit™ beds, for further instruction.

Before the bed is returned to active service after any adjustment, repair, and/or service have been performed, ALWAYS ensure that all attaching hardware is tightened securely.

WARNING

NEVER allow patients to use trapeze or traction units as a total individual weight support.

Traction units are to be only used for immobilizing a patient in various, therapeutic, traction set ups and/or positions that have been clinically prescribed by a trained healthcare practitioner. Trapeze units (lifting poles) are to be only used to assist patient when repositioning and/or transferring into or out of the bed.

WARNING

Unauthorized modifications to the equipment can result in HAZARDS. DO NOT modify the Spirit™ bed and/or any accessories without written authorization from CHG Hospital Beds.

Use only authorized CHG Hospital Beds replacement parts and/or accessories otherwise the warranty is void. CHG Hospital Beds will not be responsible for any injury to patient and/or staff and/or damage to bed that may result.

WARNING

ALWAYS keep all moving parts, including the main frame of the bed, the bed legs, the mattress deck, and all actuator shafts free of obstructions (i.e.: window sills, radiators, bed side cabinets, under bed tables/trays, chair rails, consoles, blankets/bed linens, heating blankets/pads, tubing, wiring, etc., and other types of products using electric cords which may get tangled around the bed, siderails or legs) during bed operation. NEVER store anything under the bed.

ALWAYS take the necessary precautions to avoid squeezing/shearing of routed cables from other equipment in the moving parts of the bed.

CAUTION

DO NOT stand on the bed or concentrate weight on any particular sections of the mattress deck. Patient body weight should be evenly distributed over the surface of the bed. DO NOT lay, sit or lean in such a way that the patient’s entire body weight is placed only on elevated head or foot sections of the bed. This includes situation when assisting the patient to reposition and/or transfer into or out of the bed.

Ensure all hinges of the mattress deck sections are properly aligned before raising head or knee sections. All four sections of the mattress deck can be detached for thorough cleaning, sanitization, and maintenance. Refer to page 126 for instructions.

CAUTION

To ensure the accuracy of the scale and alarms, keep the area around and/or under the bed open and free of obstructions and/or equipment.

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CAUTION

A patient hoist can be used with this bed however due to the ultra-low height, it has limited underbed clearance therefore the bed must be partially raised to allow the patient hoist to roll freely under it. Failure to raise the bed may result in damage to the bed when patient hoists are used.

CAUTION

The Footboard is NOT designed for use as a patient therapy device. NEVER use the Footboard as a resistance device. Any undue forces, bending or flexing of the footboard may permanently damage the footboard and any associated electrical connections.

CAUTION

When bed is configured with manual CPR release, ONLY trained healthcare practitioners shall operate the manual CPR release in the event of a medical emergency. ONLY operate the CPR button and/or manual CPR release with persons clear of mechanisms. PRESS and HOLD the CPR button to lower the head (back rest) and knee sections to a flat position.

To interrupt the CPR function, simply release the CPR button. Refer to device manual for additional safety precautions.

To avoid unintended CPR release keep area around CPR handle clear of obstructions.

CAUTION

Potential PINCHING HAZARD exists between articulating deck sections and bed frame. Moving parts and/or powered bed mechanisms can cause SERIOUS INJURY. Only operate bed with persons clear of all mechanisms. ALWAYS keep hands clear of moving bed parts.

Ensure that the backrest remains free from all obstructions. Obstructions could impair normal bed operation and/or cause component damage and/or injury. If an obstruction is detected elevate the backrest to clear obstruction before attempting to remove any obstruction.

CAUTION

The Spirit™ bed has been supplied from an environmentally aware manufacturer that

complies with the Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive

2002/96/CE. The Spirit™ bed may contain substances that could be harmful to the

environment if disposed of in places (landfills, etc.) that are not appropriate according to legislation. Please be environmentally responsible and recycle this bed through your recycling facility when the bed has reached the end of its service life.

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1.10 Standard & Optional Features

Feature

Spirit Select™

5” (125 mm) Casters

Standard

4 Corner Mattress Keepers

Standard

4 Patient Restraint Loops

Standard

2 Drainage Bag Holders

Standard

Wood Laminate Head/Footboards

Optional

Patient Handheld Control (Pendant)

Optional

Pillow Speaker Ready

Optional

Moulded Plastic Head/Footboards

Standard

Moulded Plastic Siderails c/w Integrated Staff & Patient Controls, and Nurse Call

Standard

Enhanced Footboard Staff Controls with Integrated Patient Weight Scale Display & Bed Exit Controls

Standard

Integrated Patient Weight Scale & Bed Exit System

Standard

Manual CPR Release

Optional

Underbed Obstruction Sensing

Optional

Underbed Lighting

Standard

Auxiliary AC Power Outlet Socket

Optional

4” (102mm) “Easy Bed” Extension System

Optional

2 Position Vascular Foot Bail

Optional

Moulded Plastic High Siderails c/w Integrated Staff, Patient Controls, and Nurse Call Feature

Optional

Mental Health Package c/w Tamperproof Fasteners, Non-Removable Deck Sections, Non-Removable Head and Footboards, Non-Removable Control Box Sections, and Power Supply Cord exiting from caster assembly

Optional*

WARNING

*A Spirit™ bed outfitted with the optional Mental Health package is a customer requested bed configuration that is intended to perform a specialized function and has several unique differences from regular production beds.

* A Spirit™ bed outfitted with the Mental Health package is NOT intended for normal unit use.

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Your Spirit™ bed may be equipped with one of the following types of siderail assemblies:

Siderail Types

Regular Height Plastic Siderails

Standard

High Plastic Siderails

Optional

High “Filled-in” Plastic Siderails

Optional

Long High Head Plastic Siderails

Optional

Long High Head “Filled-in” Plastic Siderails

Optional

Accessory

Mass*

Spirit Select™

4” Bolster (For “Easy Bed” System)

6 lbs (2.7 kg)

A2503

Padded Floor Mat

10 lbs (4.5 kg)

A3321

CPR Board & Bracket

6 lbs (2.7 kg)

A2101/A2100

Mattress Pump & Accessory Hanger

3 lbs (1.4 kg)

A2601

Removable Universal Trapeze Adapter

13 lbs (5.9 kg)

A2404

Collapsible IV Pole and Brackets

6 lbs (2.7 kg)

A2355

Vertical Oxygen Tank Holder

2 lbs (0.9 kg)

A2210

1.11 Siderail Assemblies

1.12 Optional Accessories

*All masses are nominal and have approximate manufacturing tolerances of ± ¼ lbs (± .11 kg) **Accessory, once installed onto and/or fastened to bed is no longer considered detachable

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Detachable Component

Mass*

Headboard

Footboard

Spirit Select™ Wood Laminate Head/Footboard

21 lbs (9.5 kg)

22 lbs (10.0 kg)

Spirit Select™ Moulded Plastic Head/Footboard

6 lbs (2.7 kg)

7 lbs (3.2 kg)

CAUTION

NEVER attempt to install a headboard at the foot end of the bed and vice versa. ALWAYS ensure that the footboard is installed in the proper orientation. The footboard staff control MUST ALWAYS face away from the patient. NEVER drop a footboard. A damaged footboard staff control and/or footboard staff control connector could result in the inability to operate the bed from this control point.

CAUTION

On Spirit™ beds configured with wood laminate head/footboards, the footboard cable MUST be disconnected before the footboard can be removed from the bed. Failure to disconnect the footboard cable prior to footboard removal may result in component damage and/or the inability to operate the bed from the footboard staff control.

CHG Hospital Beds considers that the following are the Applied Parts of the Spirit™ bed: any head/footboard assemblies, head/footboard bracket assemblies, any siderail assemblies, all sections of the mattress support platform (deck) and associated mattress keepers, any CHG Hospital Beds’ supplied pendant and/or pillow speaker (if equipped), any CHG Hospital Beds supplied (Prevention Surface) mattress (if equipped).

Environmental Conditions for Storage and Transport

Ambient Temperature Range

Ambient Humidity Range

(Non Condensing)

Atmospheric Pressure Range

1.13 Mass of Detachable Components

*All masses are nominal and have approximate manufacturing tolerances of ± ¼ lbs (± .11 kg)

1.14 Applied Parts

1.15 Storage & Transport

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During extended periods of disconnect from an AC power outlet, the battery is susceptible to permanent

damage caused by being deep discharged. All Spirit™ beds are equipped with a disconnect feature which

automatically disengages the battery from the battery circuit to prevent damage from being deep discharged.

There is no need to disconnect the battery when a Spirit™ bed is going to be put into storage, however, the

CB10 or CB11 control box will continue to draw power until the battery voltage has hit the 18V threshold which triggers the automatic circuit disconnection.

IMPORTANT: A battery voltage of 18V is insufficient to operate the bed. Reconnect bed to an AC power outlet as soon as possible to and allow battery to charge for a period of 24hr to ensure that the bed will reliably operate on battery power when needed.

IMPORTANT: To conserve battery life during storage and transport, disconnect the battery from the CB10 or CB11 control box. On Spirit™ beds equipped with CB10 control boxes, even if a battery was fully charged when it was unplugged from the control box, the bed will not operate on battery power if the battery is simply reconnected to the control box. The bed must be connected to an AC power outlet to energize the battery circuit. This will enable bed operation on battery power. On Spirit™ beds equipped with CB11 control boxes, the bed will become operational when the battery is reconnected.

CAUTION

DO NOT re-use any original packaging material to transport the bed.

ALWAYS transport the bed by rolling the bed on its casters.

ALWAYS ensure the Central “Lock & Steer” system is in the “BRAKE” position before

attempting to lift/lower bed. ALWAYS ensure that the Central “Lock & Steer” system is in the “BRAKE” position after the bed is loaded onto transportation vehicle. Use additional

strapping or tie downs as necessary to ensure the bed does not move while in transport.

DO NOT use the siderails as a means of mechanically restraining the bed during

transportation and/or storage. DO NOT use the siderails as lifting points for the bed during transportation and/or storage.

NOTE:

CHG Hospital Beds recommends that following any storage and/or transportation in extreme temperature conditions that you allow the bed to acclimatize for a period of at least 24 hours before the bed is operated/powered up and/or put into service.

CAUTION

When beds are configured with no side rails: Keep the bed in the lowest position with the wheels locked and patient lock-outs on as prescribed by the care plan when occupied, adjusting the level for activities such as administering care or for patient transfers in/out of bed. Transport patients as prescribed by the care plan.

1.16 Ultra-Low Feature

The Spirit™ product line is a family of ultra-low beds, designed to reduce patient injury due to falls out of bed. Therefore, in an effort to reduce patient injury, CHG Hospital Beds recommends that you ALWAYS lower the bed completely to the lowest position before leaving a patient unattended.

When configuring a bed with no rails:

Regardless of the purpose for which bed rails are being used or considered, a decision to utilize or remove those in current use should occur within the framework of an individual patient assessment. For Further information refer to the FDA’s website at http:/www.fda.gov/cdrh/beds/ for Clinical Guidance for the Assessment and Implementation of Bed Rails in Hospital, Long Term Care Facilities, and Home Care Settings.

Available floor mats, mattresses with side bolsters, bed exit alarm, and nurse call can be used in conjunction with the low bed based on the patient assessment and care plan.

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Section 2:

Set-Up Instructions

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2.1 Unpacking Instructions

CAUTION

Equipment DAMAGE may result from improper plastic tie wrap removal.

DO NOT cut any trimmed plastic tie wraps. Trimmed plastic tie wraps are permanent features on the Spirit™ bed.

The Spirit™ bed is shipped standing on-end, use three people to carefully lower it to the floor. Refer to page 31 for safe lowering instructions.

DO NOT attempt to lower the bed without assistance. Once the bed is lowered, you may begin the set-up of your Spirit™ bed.

WARNING

BED IS TOP HEAVY!!!

Bed may TIP OVER when positioned upright during storage and/or transport

WARNING

BED IS HEAVY!!!

Improper handling may result in serious injury to personnel and/or damage to bed.

Use proper lifting techniques when lifting or lowering bed.

DO NOT attempt to lower bed without assistance. Refer to page 31 for safe lowering instructions.

Upon delivery of the bed, remove all cardboard, Styrofoam, crates, or other packaging material. Follow these instructions to unpack and set up the bed.

2.1.1 Delivery

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2.1.2 Lowering the Bed

1. Beds in typical position when being

transported or stored.

IMPORTANT: BED IS HEAVY!!! Never attempt to lower the bed without assistance. CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the bed is most safely lowered with 3 people as shown in the following steps.

2. Use the corner of the shipping stand

(bolted to lower end of the bed) and the siderails (must be strapped to the bed) to pivot the bed into a position that will allow you to lower the bed.

IMPORTANT: Maintain your hold on the bed. The bed will fall if not held upright at this point.

3. Ensure the brake is engaged before

attempting to lower/lift the bed. Attempt to rotate a caster to confirm that the brake has been engaged.

IMPORTANT: Prior to lowering the bed, ensure that you have adequate room. At least 8 feet is required to lower the bed from the upright transportation/storage position.

4. Firmly grasp the bed frame at the foot

end of the bed (circled). Begin lowering the bed by gently pulling the bed from the upright position and slowing walking backwards.

5. Continue lowering the bed by slowing

walking backwards. It may be necessary to reposition your grip to allow further lowering of the bed.

IMPORTANT: Communicate with the other people before adjusting your grip!

6. At this point, maintain your grip, lock

your arms, and lower the bed to the floor by bending your knees.

IMPORTANT: Do not drop bed!

WARNING

DO NOT drop the bed when lowering during storage and/or transport. If the bed is dropped, permanent damage to bed components may occur. This may result in an inoperable bed or a bed with severely impaired operation.

DO NOT use a bed that has been dropped. Non obvious damage may have occurred that may expose staff and/or patients to unforeseen safety hazards.

The Central “Lock & Steer” system MUST be in the “BRAKE” position prior to attempting to lower/lift the bed. If the brake has not been engaged, the bed may roll away from personnel while attempting to lower/lift the bed. This may result in a very rapid descent and/or unexpected bed motion that may cause severe INJURY to personnel lowering/lifting bed and/or permanent DAMAGE to bed.

Before lowering/lifting bed, ALWAYS attempt to roll/rotate a caster to confirm that the brake is engaged.

DO NOT use the siderails as lifting/lowering points for the bed.

DO NOT use the siderails as a means of mechanically restraining the bed during transportation and/or storage.

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2.2 Set-Up of the Spirit™ Bed

1. Cut packaging straps holding the headboard and footboard box and other packaging materials to the bed. Cut all

untrimmed plastic tie wraps. Discard all packaging materials.

DO NOT cut any trimmed plastic tie wraps. Trimmed plastic tie wraps are permanent features on all Spirit™ beds.

1. Using a 3/4 SAE socket, 9”

extension, and ratchet remove the 4 bolts holding the shipping bed stand onto the headboard bracket.

2. Lift shipping bed stand away from

headboard bracket. Discard shipping bed stand and fasteners.

3. Remove the plastic tie wrap

around the main power supply cord bundle.

Exercise caution to ensure that you do not cut into or otherwise damage the of the power supply cord.

4. Connect the bed to mains A/C

power either directly into a properly grounded wall outlet or into a suitable extension cord connected to a properly grounded wall outlet.

5. Cut plastic tie wrap holding head

rail assembly.

6. Rotate both head rail assemblies

and lock/latch in the UP position. Pull out all packaging tucked in between the rail arms, panel, and bracket. Discard all packaging materials.

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7. Reach under bed and cut

packaging strap wrapped around head-end leg assembly and the frame.

8. If your bed is equipped with the

optional obstruction sensors, pull out protective shipping cover installed over the lower leg obstruction sensor. Discard protective shipping cover.

9. Cut packaging strap wrapped

around foot rail assemblies and the frame.

10. Reach under bed and cut

packaging strap wrapped around foot-end leg assembly and the frame.

11. If your bed is equipped with the

optional obstruction sensors, pull out protective shipping cover installed over the lower leg obstruction sensor. Discard protective shipping cover.

12. Press the UP button on either

siderail staff controls and elevate bed to a comfortable working height.

13. Rotate both foot rail assemblies

and lock/latch in the UP position. Pull out all packaging tucked in between the rail arms, panel, and bracket. Discard all packaging materials.

14. On Spirit Select beds there are two shipping pins located behind the foot

rail assemblies.

IMPORTANT: Both of these shipping pins MUST be removed for proper scale function.

15. Removed both shipping pins by pulling straight out. Discard both shipping

pins.

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16. Unpack the headboard and

footboard from their separate packaging box.

17. Lay the headboard and footboard

on top of their separate packaging box.

There should also be a small bag of 4 black plastic barbed clips in the box. Other items may be shipped inside this box. Ensure box is empty then discard box.

18. Place the headboard into the

headboard bracket assembly.

Electrical connector is not live. It is used only as an indexing feature to ensure correct headboard installation orientation.

19. Place the footboard into the

footboard bracket assembly.

Electrical connection is made when the footboard is inserted into bracket assembly; footboard becomes inactive when removed.

20. Install both footboard lanyard

pins into the holes in the footboard bracket.

21. Install 4 black plastic barbed clips

(from step 17) into the 4 holes on the headboard bracket that the shipping stand was attached.

22. Remove manual from cardboard

covering mattress deck.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT discard manual. Thoroughly read manual before using bed. Store manual in a readily accessible location for future reference.

23. Removed cardboard covering

mattress deck. Discard cardboard.

24. Lift the knee/foot sections of the

mattress deck (as shown above) to gain access the CB10 or CB11 control box.

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25. Continue to lift the knee/foot

hinged connection and gently lay the deck sections back as shown above. The CB10 or CB11 control box is now accessible.

26. Connect the battery cable to the

side DC jack of the CB10 or CB11 control box.

IMPORTANT: This will ensure the on-board battery remains fully charged and will be ready for use in the event that mains AC power is disrupted.

27. If your bed is equipped with the

optional pendant, unscrew cap on desired pendant port (either side of bed). Align arrows and insert pendant connector into pendant port. Slide up and screw on threaded retaining collar attached to the pendant.

The bed MUST be initialized before it can be used.

28. Using the BED DOWN button fully

lower the bed using any control location (footboard staff control, siderail staff control, rail patient, or pendant).

IMPORTANT: Ensure that the power cord is free of moving bed parts.

29. Once the bed is fully lowered and

all bed motion has automatically stopped CONTINUE to HOLD the BED DOWN button until the two tone audible indicator sounds. Continue to Hold bed down for an additional 20 seconds to complete the Soft Reset.

This process will synchronize the hi-lo actuators so that the bed will perform properly

30. Your new Spirit™ bed is now

ready for use.

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Section 3:

Bed Operation

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3.1 Central “Lock & Steer” System

Mode

Caster Functionality

Pedal Position

“BRAKE”

Mode used to stabilize the bed from shifting.

This mode prevents the bed from moving forwards, backwards or sideways.

Casters DO NOT swivel or roll

“NEUTRAL”

Mode used only to manoeuvre the bed in a tight area.

This mode allows the bed to move forwards, backwards or sideways.

All casters swivel and roll

“STEER”

Mode used when attempting to steer the bed in a desired direction.

All caster wheels can still rotate, enabling the bed to move forwards or backwards.

Head end casters swivel

Foot end casters DO NOT swivel

All casters roll

WARNING

Unintended bed movement may occur if bed is left in either of the two mobilized positions; “STEER” or “NEUTRAL”.

NEVER leave the bed unattended in either the “STEER” or “NEUTRAL” positions.

ALWAYS engage the “BRAKE” when leaving a patient unattended.

DO NOT attempt to move the bed until the “BRAKE” has been released.

WARNING

When transferring into or out of the bed, ALWAYS ensure that the “BRAKE” is engaged (casters are locked). Inspect the caster locks for correct locking action before actual use.

Even with the “BRAKE” properly engaged (caster properly locked), some flooring surfaces such as tile or wood will allow the bed to move under some conditions. Bed use on surfaces such as these MUST be evaluated by the healthcare facility and deemed safe before the bed is put into active service.

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3.1.1 Bed Mobilization & Stabilization

Bed Mobilization

The bed is mobile when the Central “Lock & Steer” pedal is in either the “NEUTRAL” or “STEER” position. Use either of these two pedal positions depending on the situation, when bed mobility is needed.

Enable “Steer”

Fully depress the right side of the Central

“Lock & Steer” pedal at either end of the

bed. Pedal actuation mechanism should make an audible engagement when switching between modes.

IMPORTANT: Depending

upon the orientation of the castors, it may be necessary to roll the bed sideways, in a back and forth motion, at the foot end of the bed until the steering casters become

engaged in the “STEER”

mode.

Side-to-Side Motion

Put the bed into “Neutral”

Depress or lift the Central “Lock & Steer” pedal with your foot until the pedal is level. Pedal actuation mechanism should make an audible engagement when switching between modes.

The bed can be put in “NEUTRAL” regardless of caster orientation.

Bed Stabilization

The bed is stable when the Central “Lock & Steer” pedal is in the “BRAKE” position. Use this pedal position whenever the bed is left unattended or when the bed needs to remain stable.

Apply the “BRAKE”

Fully depress the left side of the Central “Lock & Steer” pedal at either end of the bed. Pedal actuation mechanism should make an audible engagement when switching between modes.

The “BRAKE” can be applied regardless of caster orientation.

WARNING

DO NOT to move the bed until the siderail assemblies have been fully raised/closed and locked/latched in the UP position Refer to page 55 for siderail operation instructions.

NOTE:

When the “NEUTRAL” mode is activated properly, the bed should move freely without any unusual noises. If any clicking noises are heard when in the “NEUTRAL” position, stop and ensure that the Central “Lock & Steer” pedal is level. Adjust, if necessary.

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3.2 Bed Control

Depending on the Spirit™ bed you purchased, you will have two or three locations for controlling bed functions.

Control Location

Spirit Select™

Patient Handheld Control (Pendant)

Optional

Footboard Staff Control

Standard

Patient/Staff Siderail Controls

Standard

All Spirit™ beds can be configured to connect an optional patient, handheld, 6 function control (pendant).

The pendant offers patient control of basic bed operations:

 Head UP/DOWN,  Knee/Foot UP/DOWN

 Bed UP/DOWN

Pendant Storage

The pendant can be affixed to the bed using a holder. The pendant slips into the holder for easy location and convenient patient access.

On Spirit™ beds equipped with high siderails:

Install the pendant holder into the opening in either foot rail panel. To permanently affix the holder to the bed, screws the holder to the foot rail panel with the fasteners provided.

Optionally, the pendant can be secured to the bed linens with the linen clip provided. Choose a clip location so that the pendant is within easy reach by the patient.

Pendant Connection

The pendant can be connected on either side of the bed (the connection port is just beneath the seat section of the mattress deck on both sides of the bed).

To relocate the pendant to the opposite side of the bed, first, unscrew the threaded retaining cap then carefully disconnect the jack. Reconnect the pendant control cable to the existing port on the other side of the bed.

Pendant Port Alignment and Care

Ensure that the indexing arrows are aligned to enable connection. Insert pendant cable into pendant port until O-ring seats into pendant port and then thread on retaining cap to retain this connection.

To ensure that the pendant port remains free of dirt and debris, ALWAYS cap any pendant port not in use. The threaded cap is simply screwed onto the unused end of the pendant T-cable.

If you relocate the pendant to the other side of the bed, ensure that you cap the unused pendant port.

3.2.1 Patient Handheld Control (Pendant)

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3.3 Bed Positioning

To raise the bed, press the BED UP arrow on the footboard staff control, the rail staff controls, or on the pendant.

Release the button when the desired elevation has been achieved.

To lower the bed, press the BED DOWN arrow on the footboard staff control, the rail staff controls, or on the pendant.

Release the button when the desired elevation has been achieved.

To raise the head section of the bed, press the HEAD UP arrow on the footboard staff control, the rail staff/patient controls, or on the pendant.

Release the button when the desired elevation has been achieved.

To lower the head section of the bed, press the HEAD DOWN arrow on the footboard staff control, the rail staff/patient controls, or on the pendant.

Release the button when the desired elevation has been achieved.

3.3.1 Bed Elevation – HI-LO Operation

3.3.2 Head Deck (Back Rest) Elevation - Head Actuator Operation

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3.3.3 Knee Deck Elevation - Foot Actuator Operation

To raise the knee section of the bed, press the KNEE UP arrow on the footboard staff control, the rail staff/patient controls, or on the pendant.

Release the button when the desired elevation has been achieved.

To lower the knee section of the bed, press the KNEE DOWN arrow on the footboard staff control, the rail staff/patient controls, or on the pendant.

Release the button when the desired elevation has been achieved.

When the head section of the mattress deck (back rest) is elevated, there is often the tendency for the patient to slide towards the foot end of the bed. The Auto Contour Mode helps to prevent this motion. The Auto Contour mode automatically raises/lowers the knee section to, correspondingly, whenever the head section is raised or lowered.

To activate Auto Contour mode, simply press the CONTOUR button. The CONTOUR button will illuminate when the Contour mode has been activated.

To deactivate Auto Contour mode, simply press the CONTOUR button again. If the CONTOUR button is not illuminated, Auto Contour mode has been deactivated.

NOTE:

Patient lock-out will override Auto Contour if the knee elevation lock-out has been activated.

3.3.4 Auto Contour Mode

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3.3.5 Chair Positioning

The Chair position allows patient to be placed in an upright seating position.

To Achieve Chair Positioning

Simply press-and-hold the CHAIR button.

The bed will automatically articulate into the chair position. The yellow LED beside the reverse Trendelenburg button will illuminate once an angle has been achieved. The CHAIR button does not illuminate on Spirit Select™.

Release the CHAIR button anytime when the desired chair position has been achieved or the bed will stop automatically once the full chair position has been achieved.

To Return the Bed to a Horizontal Position

Simply press-and-hold the LEVEL ALL button until the bed is flat and level. The bed will stop automatically.

CAUTION

The reverse Trendelenburg position is integral to Chair positioning configuration. The

Spirit™ bed may shift during reverse Trendelenburg activation. Attempt Chair positioning only after the Central “Lock & Steer” system has been put in the “BRAKE” position.

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3.4 Emergency & Staff Functions

Activation of the Electronic CPR function allows press-and-hold flattening of the mattress deck allowing staff to administer CPR to the patient.

Activation of the Electronic CPR Function on the Footboard Staff Control

Press-and-hold the CPR button on the

footboard staff control. The head and knee sections will lower to flat position.

IMPORTANT: The LCD display will show a notification when the CPR button on the footboard staff control is pressed to remind staff of this functional difference.

To interrupt the Electronic CPR function, simply release the CPR button. Normal bed operation can be resumed at any time. The Electronic CPR function does not need be deactivated or reset.

CAUTION

Improper use of the Electronic CPR function may cause patient injury. Once activated, Electronic CPR function will lower head and knee sections to flat position as

long as the CPR button is pressed. To interrupt Electronic CPR function, simply release the CPR button.

PR E S S & HO L D C P R TO COM P LET E

PRESS & HOLD CPR TO COMPLETE

3.4.1 Electronic CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Function

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3.4.2 Optional Manual CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) Release

CHG Hospital Beds offers an optional manual CPR release feature on Spirit Select™ beds.

In the event of a medical emergency, activation of the manual CPR release handle will mechanically flatten the head section (back rest) of the mattress deck allowing staff to administer CPR to the patient. The knee section of the mattress deck will also automatically flatten.

The manual CPR release will work when mains AC power has been disrupted in the event of either a power failure or when the bed is not connected to mains AC power (unplugged from the wall outlet).

If your Spirit Select™ bed has been equipped with the optional manual CPR release it will be outfitted with two CPR pull handles, one mounted on each side of the bed in the location shown.

Activating the Manual CPR Release Feature

To flatten the head section (back rest), Pull Up and Hold either of the manual CPR release handles.

Continue to hold the CPR release handle until the head section (back rest) has been completely flattened.

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CAUTION

When the bed is configured with manual CPR release, ONLY trained healthcare practitioners shall operate the manual CPR release in the event of a medical emergency. ONLY operate the CPR button and/or manual CPR release with all persons clear of mechanisms. PRESS and HOLD the CPR button to lower the head (back rest) and knee sections to a flat position.

To interrupt the CPR function, simply release the CPR button. To avoid unintended CPR release keep area around CPR handle clear of obstructions.

Notifications of the Manual CPR Release Feature

Immediately after either one of the CPR release handles has been pulled, the LCD display will display the following message.

IMPORTANT: The manual CPR release feature MUST be reset whenever the manual CPR release

handle is pulled.

If the head section (back rest) is fully flattened, the bed will automatically reset the manual CPR release feature without requiring additional action from staff.

The LCD display will display the following message to notify staff that the automatic CPR reset procedure is in progress.

The LCD display will display the following message and an audible “chirp” will sound to indicate that the automatic CPR reset procedure has been completed.

MA N UAL CP R PU L L D E TEC T ED

MA N UAL CP R HAS B E E N R E S ET

WAI T F O R C PR TO COM P LET E

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Resetting the Manual CPR Release Feature

IMPORTANT: The manual CPR release feature MUST be reset whenever the manual CPR release

handle is pulled.

However, in the event that the manual CPR release has been interrupted before the head section (back rest) has been fully flattened, staff will need to follow the prompts on the LCD display to complete the CPR reset procedure.

To Reset the Manual CPR Release Feature:

Pull Up and Hold either of the manual CPR release

handles

Press-and-hold the CPR button

Additionally, in the event that any button is pressed on any control location before the head section (back rest) has been fully flattened, the automatic reset procedure will also be interrupted.

The LCD display will continue to display the following message to instruct staff to continue to press-and- hold the CPR button until the CPR reset procedure has been completed.

The LCD display will display the following message and an audible “chirp” will sound to indicate that the manual CPR reset procedure has been completed.

Press-and-hold the TREND button. Release the button once the desired bed angle between 0° and 14° has been achieved.

To return the bed to the horizontal position, press-and- hold the rev.TREND button. The bed will automatically stop when the mattress deck has returned to the horizontal position.

The Trendelenburg angle is shown on the bed frame angle gauge integrated on the staff side of both foot siderails.

The LCD display on the footboard staff control will show the current Trendelenburg angle. The TREND button indicator will also illuminate once the bed has achieved a Trendelenburg angle of greater than 2°.

PU L L & HO L D CP R KE Y TO RE S E T

MA N UAL CP R HAS B E E N R E S ET

PU L L & HO L D CP R KE Y TO RE S E T

PU L L & HO L D CP R HA N DL E OR . . .

MA N UAL CP R IN T ERR U PTE D . . .

3.4.3 Trendelenburg Operation

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3.4.4 Reverse Trendelenburg Operation

Press-and-hold the rev.TREND button. Release the button

once the desired bed angle between 0° and -14° has been achieved.

To return the bed to the horizontal position, press-and- hold the TREND button. The bed will automatically stop when the mattress deck has returned to the horizontal position.

The reverse Trendelenburg angle is shown on the bed frame angle gauge integrated on the staff side of both foot siderails.

The LCD display on the footboard staff control will show the current reverse Trendelenburg angle. The rev.TREND button indicator will also illuminate once the bed has achieved a Reverse Trendelenburg angle greater than 2°

CAUTION

Patient discomfort may result from normal operation of the Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg function.

Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg modes should only be used on the advice of a medical practitioner.

WARNING

The Spirit™ bed may shift during Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelenburg activation.

Initiate Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelenburg only after the Central “Lock & Steer” system has been put in the “BRAKE” position.

NOTE:

ACCURACY: The Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg angles shown on the LCD

display of the footboard staff control on Spirit Select™ bed has an approximate accuracy of ±2°.

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3.5 Patient Lock-Out Functions

Patient Lock-Outs restrict the patient from initiating head, knee, and bed motion from the siderail controls or the pendant (if equipped). The degree of restriction depends on the Lock-Out option selected.

Activating Patient Lock-Out

Staff may choose to restrict patient access to one, two, or all three bed functions. To restrict a bed function, press the Patient Lock-Out button under that particular function. The Lock-Out button indicator will illuminate when patient control of a particular function has been Locked-Out.

IMPORTANT: Patient Lock-Outs restrict bed operation from both of the siderail controls and pendant (if equipped).

Deactivating Patient Lock-Out

To deactivate any/all Patient Lock-Out(s), simply press the Patient Lock-Out button(s) again. When a Patient Lock-Out button is no longer illuminated, patient control of that particular function has been restored.

NOTE:

When Patient Lock-Outs have been activated, the footboard staff control remains fully active.

To completely restrict access to all bed functions (except the Electronic CPR function) from all control locations (staff and patient controls), use the Master Lock-Out function.

Activating Master Lock-Out

To activate the Master Lock-Out, press-and-hold all three Patient Lock-Out buttons at the same time. All three Patient Lock-Out button indicators will flash sequentially to indicate that Master Lock-Out has been activated.

IMPORTANT: Master Lock-Out restricts bed operation from all control locations (both siderail controls and the footboard staff control).

Deactivating Master Lock-Out

To deactivate the Master Lock-Out function, simply repeat this process. Press-andhold all three Patient Lock-Out buttons at the same time. When all three Patient

Lock-Out buttons are no longer flashing sequentially, Master Lock-Out has been deactivated and both staff and patient control from all control locations has been restored.

NOTE:

When Master Lock-Out has been activated, the Electronic CPR function, Nurse Call, and the

underbed light remain operable. On Spirit Select™ beds, the bed exit feature also remain

operable.

WARNING

When a patient is left unattended, the bed should ALWAYS be lowered to its lowest position and the bed elevation controls should be locked-out in order to reduce the risk of patient injury.

3.5.1 Regular Patient Lock-Outs

3.5.2 Master Lock-Out

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3.5.3 Security Lock-Out

The Security Lock-Out feature allows for a high-security lock-out of ALL bed functions (including the Electronic CPR function). A

“User Passcode”

is required to perform any/all bed functions. The Security

Lock-Out feature must be activated or deactivated as required by the facility.

IMPORTANT: The manual CPR release function on bed (if equipped) remains operational.

WARNING

IMPORTANT: When the Security Lock-Out feature has been activated, ALL bed operation including the Electronic CPR function from any control location (footboard staff

control, both siderail controls, and pendant) is restricted.

Activating the Security Lock-Out Feature

To deactivate the Security Lock-Out feature, a User Passcode must first be created. The User Passcode must be between 1 and 6 digits long. The digits are interpreted from a virtual numeric keypad superimposed over the footboard staff control buttons. Imagine the numbers 1 2 3, 4 5 6, 7 8 9, just as they would appear on a telephone. This is demonstrated below.

Guidelines for Choosing a User Passcode

The number of digits chosen for the User Passcode will determine the level of security provided. A single digit User Passcode is easy for staff to remember and unlock but offers virtually no security. A six digit User Passcode offers very high security but may be a nuisance to staff.

 It is recommended that simple “lines” such as 1-2-3 or 1-4-7 are not chosen since they are relatively

easy to guess.

 It is recommended that the code contains at least one of the Patient Lock-Out buttons (7, 8, or 9)

since these buttons are not generally used during normal bed operation therefore adding an enhanced level of security.

 Codes that contain repeating digits (i.e.: 1-3-1-7) can enhance security since they are considerably

less likely to be guessed.

 Codes that contain patterns of digits (i.e.: all four corners) can help staff remember the User

Passcode but offer slightly less security than random codes.

4 5 6 1 2 3 7 8 9

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Creating/Changing User Passcode

A User Passcode must first be created before the Security Lock-Out feature can be activated.

To Create the User Passcode:

1. Press the Bed Lock-Out, Knee Lock-Out, and Contour buttons simultaneously. These three Lock-Out

buttons will then begin to flash to indicate that the bed is now ready to receive the Security Access Code.

2. Enter the Security Access Code.

Security Access Code: “1881 825 153”

IMPORTANT: This Security Access Code is factory set and is not customizable

3. Once the Security Access Code has been successfully entered, an audible “chirp” will sound three

times and the Contour button will also begin to flash to indicate that the bed is now ready to receive the customized User Passcode.

4. Enter a 1 to 6 digit User Passcode of your choosing. Time-out will occur if more than 30 seconds

elapses between User Passcode digit input.

5. When the User Passcode has been entered, press the Contour button to complete the process. An

audible “chirp” will sound to indicate that the User Passcode has been set and that the Security LockOut feature has now been activated.

NOTE: DO NOT allow patients to learn either the Security Access Code or the User Passcode or the Security Lock-Out feature could become compromised!

To Change the User Passcode:

In the event that the User Passcode has been lost or compromised, a new User Passcode can be created. Simply repeat the above steps to change the User Passcode. The User Passcode can be changed as often as required to maintain effective control of the Security Lock-Out feature

If, for some reason, you wish to abort the User Passcode creation/change procedure, simply press the Bed Lock-Out, Knee Lock-Out, and Contour buttons simultaneously to exit User Passcode set up mode. An audible “chirp” will sound twice and the bed will return to its previous state (Security Lock-Out activated or deactivated). The bed will also automatically return to its previous state after 30 seconds of keypad inactivity.

Locking/Unlocking the Bed for use by Staff

To enable any/all bed functions, the bed must be unlocked.

To unlock the Security Lock-Out:

1. Enter the 1 to 6 digit User Passcode.

2. Once the User Passcode has been successfully entered, an audible “chirp” will sound and the three

Patient Lock-Out buttons will begin to flash to indicate that the bed is now unlocked. All bed functions are now available from all control locations (the footboard staff control and both siderail controls).

IMPORTANT: There is no feedback during this step. If you make a mistake, or if nothing happens after the User Passcode has been entered, simply re-enter the User Passcode starting at the first digit again There is

no need to “cancel” or abort the procedure if you make a mistake while entering the User Passcode as the bed is “looking” only for the complete sequence of digits that comprise the User Passcode.

To re-lock the bed:

When you are finished adjusting the bed positions, press any one of the flashing Patient Lock-Out buttons to re-lock the bed. An audible “chirp” will sound twice to indicate the bed has been re-locked.

The bed will automatically re-lock after 30 seconds of keypad inactivity.

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Notification of the Security Lock-Out Feature

Once the Security Lock-Out feature has been activated the LCD display will display the following message whenever any button is pressed.

IMPORTANT: ALL bed operation including the Electronic CPR function from any control location

(footboard staff control, both siderail controls, and pendant) is restricted.

Deactivating the Security Lock-Out Feature

To restore normal bed operation (i.e.: full time control of bed functions from any control location), the Security Lock-Out feature must be deactivated.

To deactivate the Security Lock-Out feature:

1. Press the Bed Lock-Out, Knee Lock-Out, and Contour buttons simultaneously. These three buttons

will then begin to flash to indicate that the bed is now ready to receive the Security Access Code.

2. Enter the Security Access Code (NOT the User Passcode).

3. Once the Security Access Code has been successfully entered, an audible “chirp” will sound three

times and the Contour button will begin to flash.

4. Press the Contour button. An audible “chirp” will sound twice to indicate that the Security Lock-Out

feature has now been deactivated.

WARNING

When the Security Lock-Out feature has been activated, the Electronic CPR function will NOT work. The Security Lock-Out feature is only intended to be used by qualified medical practitioners on a case-by-case basis based upon clinically assessed needs of the patient as requiring a hospital bed having restricted motion. CHG Hospital Beds strongly recommends that Security Lock-Out NEVER be activated when the bed is in normal ward use.

NOTE:

After a hard reset, all bed settings will be automatically restored. The Security Lock-Out feature will be deactivated after a hard reset.

SEC U RI T Y L O CK O UT AC T I V A T ED

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3.6 Other Bed Functions & Features

All Spirit™ beds are equipped with one Nurse Call port to accommodate Nurse Call control.

The Nurse Call port is located on the underside of the headboard mounting bracket on the patient right side of the bed.

To operate the Nurse Call feature, press the red NURSE button on the rail patient control (inside of each head rail control). This will send a Nurse Call signal to the nurses’ station when appropriately connected to the communication system of your healthcare facility.

Operation of the Nurse Call feature requires a conventional connection cable

(not supplied) to be plugged into the ¼” Phono jack on the headboard

mounting bracket and into the designated outlet in the patient station.

Ensure that the attached “dummy plug” is inserted to an inactive Nurse Call port.

The “dummy plug” has an integral lanyard that is screw connected to the headboard mounting bracket to ensure that the “dummy plug” is not lost

when the Nurse Call port is being used. All Spirit™ beds are equipped with a standard 37 pin connector to accommodate connection to the

communication system typical of most healthcare facilities.

The 37 pin connector is located on the underside of the headboard mounting bracket directly beside the Nurse Call port on the patient right side of the bed.

The “pin outs” for the 37 pin connector have been configured to work with

the communication set-up typical of most 37 pin enabled healthcare facilities. If the configuration of the communication system used in your healthcare facility differs from conventional set-up, successful interconnection can only be guaranteed through the use of interconnection cables that have been specifically configured for your application.

If your healthcare facility requires a particular interconnection cable configuration, CHG Hospital Beds offers customized interconnection cables. Contact your sales representative for details.

3.6.1 Nurse Call

3.6.2 Standard 37 Pin Connector

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3.6.3 Spirit Select™ Power Status Indicator

The enhanced footboard staff control on Spirit Select™ beds is equipped with an integrated power status indicator. This cluster of 3 discrete icons indicates the realtime status of power available to operate the bed. The icons will illuminate respective of the source of power, the operation of the battery charging circuit, and the level of battery power.

The battery is continuously charged when connected to the CB10/CB11 control box and the bed is plugged into an AC power outlet. If the battery voltage drops below 18VDC, battery power will be automatically disrupted to prevent further discharge which could impact the battery’s ability to fully recharge. When the bed is plugged back into an AC power outlet, battery power will be automatically restored.

AC Light is Solid GREEN

Bed is connected to an AC power outlet and operating on AC power. The battery is connected to the CB10/CB11 control box and is fully charged. Bed is ready to operate on battery power if required. This is the optimum operating condition for the bed.

AC Light is Solid GREEN + DC Light is Flashing AMBER

Bed is connected to an AC power outlet and operating on AC power. The battery is connected to the CB10/CB11 control box but is currently recharging.

AC Light is Solid GREEN + ATTN Light is Flashing RED

IMPORTANT: Bed may not reliably operate on battery power if required.

Bed is connected to an AC power outlet and operating on AC power. The battery is connected to the CB10/CB11 control box but not holding proper charge. Service bed and/or replace battery immediately.

The battery is not connected to the CB10/CB11 control box. Connect battery to CB10/CB11 and allow battery to charge for 24hr.

DC Light is Solid AMBER

Bed is disconnected from an AC power outlet and is operating on battery power. The battery is connected to the CB10/CB11 control box and has not yet exhausted the available battery power. Bed is OK to operate on battery power but it should be connected to an AC power outlet as soon as possible to recharge the battery.

IMPORTANT: Exercise caution when operating the bed on battery power. Ensure that only vital and necessary bed functions are performed to extend battery power as long as possible and ensure emergency functions remain available when needed.

DC Light is Solid AMBER + ATTN Light is Flashing RED

Bed is disconnected from an AC power outlet and has been operating on battery power. Although the battery is connected to the CB10/CB11 control box, it has exhausted its battery power. Reconnect bed to an AC power outlet as soon as possible and allow battery to charge for 24hr. IMPORTANT: At this point, reliable bed operation cannot be guaranteed although some bed functionality may still be available. Exercise caution operating the bed as the bed will cease operation without warning.

NO Light illumination

IMPORTANT: Bed may NOT operate.

The bed has been disconnected from an AC power outlet and the battery is disconnected from the CB10 control box. Reconnect bed to an AC power outlet and allow battery to charge for 24hr.

The bed has a faulty connection or component (CB09 control box, CB10/CB11 control box, battery, and/or connection cable). Confirm all connections and begin troubleshooting potentially faulty components.

The bed has been disconnected from an AC power outlet and the battery has been automatically disengaged from the battery circuit because the voltage has dropped below 18VDC. Reconnect bed to an AC power outlet and allow battery to charge for 24hr.

NOTE:

A new back-up battery, when fully charged, has sufficient power to deliver the equivalent of approximately 5 CPR cycles with a patient weight of 250 lbs. Battery power discharge rate depends upon factors such as patient weight, age of battery, ambient temperature and humidity, and the number of charge/discharge cycles the battery has been subjected to. For example, the heavier the patient, the faster battery power will be exhausted during battery powered bed operation. Conversely, the lighter the patient, battery power may offer a longer duration of battery powered bed operation.

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3.7 Siderail Operation

WARNING

Safe Working Load of Siderails

80 kg (176 lbs)

DO NOT exceed a 80 kg (176 lbs) load on any siderail

WARNING

Possible PATIENT ENTRAPMENT if use of siderails that are damaged or modified in any way.

NEVER use siderails from other manufacturers and/or with dimensions different that the original components and/or assemblies that came equipped with the bed. Variations in siderail design, (width, height, shape, profiles, opening, locking/latching mechanisms, etc.) could cause/contribute to patient entrapment and/or could potentially increase the probability/possibility for patient entrapment.

CAUTION

DO NOT use the siderails as a patient lifting device/apparatus. Siderails can be deformed or broken if excessive side loading/pressure is exerted. The siderails are used for the purpose of preventing a patient from inadvertently rolling out of bed.

DO NOT use the siderails as part of a patient restraint mechanism. Siderails are NOT intended for nor may be used for restraint purposes. If a patient is capable of inflicting self-injury or injury to staff, a physician or other suitably trained healthcare practitioner should be consulted for alternate

means of safe patient restraint. The Spirit™ bed is equipped with 6 patient restraint loops for this

purpose.

CAUTION

When operating the bed, ALWAYS ensure that the individuals using the bed is positioned properly on the mattress within the confines of the bed.

DO NOT let any patient extremities protrude over the side and/or between the siderails when operating the bed.

CAUTION

DO NOT use the siderails as lifting points for the bed during transportation and/or storage.

DO NOT use the siderails as a means of mechanically restraining the bed during transportation

and/or storage.

All Spirit™ bed siderail assemblies fully comply with FDA and Health Canada patient entrapment reduction guidelines and have successfully passed rail entrapment testing using test procedures outlined by the Hospital Bed Safety Workgroup. Spirit™ bed siderail assemblies were qualified using the Cone and Cylinder Tool as specified by FDA and Health Canada patient entrapment reduction guidelines. Entrapment Test Kits are readily available so on-going compliance can be monitored by the healthcare provider. For further information, refer to the FDA’s website at http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/beds/.

3.7.1 Intended Application/Use of Spirit™ Bed Siderail Assemblies

When fully raised/closed and locked/latched in the UP position, the siderails define a residence area for patients to rest upon the bed. This provides positive patient location/support helping to protect against the potential for patients to fall from the bed as the siderails give the patient a visual and physical indicator of the edge of the bed. When fully lowered/open in the DOWN position, the siderails permit patient ingress to and egress from the bed. The integral handles common to all siderails facilitate patient mobility by providing a gripping region during ingress to and egress from the bed.

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CAUTION

DO NOT use a bed with damaged or non-latching rails. If a bed is found with damaged or nonlatching rails, remove bed from patient use and service bed immediately.

All Spirit™ bed comes with moulded plastic siderails as standard equipment.

Operation of the Plastic Siderails

It is important that caregivers know how to operate the plastic siderails safely. The plastic siderails lock/latch in the UP position and enables patient ingress, egress, and transfer in the DOWN position.

In the UP position, the Plastic siderails provide positive patient location and support helping to protect the patient from the potential of falling from the bed.

IMPORTANT: An audible “click” should be heard when each siderail assembly has been completely rotated into the UP position as the locking/latching mechanism engages.

The DOWN position, the plastic siderails fully rotate out of the way to provide unimpeded and unassisted patient ingress to and egress from the bed and also enables patient transfer by staff.

IMPORTANT: The siderails will not lock/latch in the DOWN position.

Raising the Foot Siderails

Gently rotate the foot siderail to the UP position. The foot siderail will first arc toward the foot end of the bed then back towards the head end of the bed as it rotates to the UP position.

IMPORTANT: An audible “click” should be

heard when the foot siderail has been completely raised to the UP position as the locking/latching mechanism engages.

3.7.2 Plastic Regular Height Siderails

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Lowering the Foot Siderails

Depress the green PRESS button then gently PRESS down on the foot siderail. The foot siderail will first arc towards the foot end of the bed then back towards the head end of the bed as it rotates to the DOWN position.

IMPORTANT: The foot siderails will not lock/latch in the DOWN position.

Raising the Head Siderails

Gently rotate the head siderail to the UP position. The head siderail will first arc toward the head end of the bed then back towards the foot end of the bed as it rotates to the UP position.

IMPORTANT: An audible “click” should be

heard when the head siderail has been completely raised to the UP position as the locking/latching mechanism engages.

Lowering the Head Siderails

Depress the green PRESS button then gently PRESS down on the head siderail. The head siderail will first arc towards the head end of the bed then back towards the foot end of the bed as it rotates to the DOWN position.

IMPORTANT: The head siderails will not lock/latch in the DOWN position.

Your Spirit™ bed may be equipped with the optional moulded plastic high siderails*.

*Plastic high siderails come standard with CHG beige colour matched inlays. Your Plastic high siderails may have optional coloured inlays.

Operation of the Plastic High Siderails

It is important that caregivers know how to operate the plastic high siderails safely. The high siderails lock in the UP position and enables patient ingress, egress, and transfer in the DOWN position.

In the UP position, the high siderails provide positive patient location and support helping to protect the patient from the potential of falling from the bed.

IMPORTANT: An audible “click” should be heard when each high siderail assembly has been completely rotated into the UP position as the locking/latching mechanism engages.

3.7.3 Plastic High Siderails

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The DOWN position, the high siderails fully rotate out of the way to provide unimpeded and unassisted patient ingress to and egress from the bed and also enables patient transfer by staff.

IMPORTANT: The high siderails will not lock/latch in the DOWN position.

Raising the High Foot Siderails

Gently rotate the high foot siderail to the UP position. The high foot siderail will first arc toward the foot end of the bed then back towards the head end of the bed as it rotates to the UP position.

IMPORTANT: An audible “click” should

be heard when the high foot siderail has been completely raised to the UP position as the locking/latching mechanism engages.

Lowering the High Foot Siderails

Depress the green PRESS button then gently PRESS down on the high foot siderail. The high foot siderail will first arc towards the foot end of the bed then back towards the head end of the bed as it rotates to the DOWN position.

IMPORTANT: The high foot siderails will not lock/latch in the DOWN position.

Raising the High Head Siderails

Gently rotate the high head siderail to the UP position. The high head siderail will first arc toward the head end of the bed then back towards the foot end of the bed as it rotates to the UP position.

IMPORTANT: An audible “click” should be

heard when the high head siderail has been completely raised to the UP position as the locking/latching mechanism engages.

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Lowering the High Head Siderails

Depress the green PRESS button then gently PRESS down on the high head siderail. The high head siderail will first arc towards the head end of the bed then back towards the foot end of the bed as it rotates to the DOWN position.

IMPORTANT: The high head siderails will not lock/latch in the DOWN position.

CAUTION

To ensure the accuracy of the scale and alarms, keep the area around and/or under the bed open and free of obstructions and/or equipment.

To ensure optimal scale accuracy, CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the siderails be fully raised/closed and locked/latched in the UP position before reading patient weight.

Staff Siderail Controls

The head siderails incorporate integrated staff control that offers staff control of basic bed operations:

 Head UP/DOWN,  Knee/Foot UP/DOWN  Bed UP/DOWN

IMPORTANT: Bed operation from this siderail control is disabled when the patient lock-outs are activated.

Patient Siderail Controls

The head siderails incorporate integrated patient control that offers patient control of basic bed operations:

 Head UP/DOWN,  Knee/Foot UP/DOWN  Nurse Call feature

IMPORTANT: Bed operation from this siderail control is disabled when the patient lock-outs are activated however the Nurse Call feature always remains active.

Angle Gauges

All four siderails have integrated angle gauges:

 The angle gauge in the head siderail panel

displays the angle of the head section of the mattress deck.

 The angle gauge in the foot siderail panel

displays the Trendelenburg or reverse Trendelenburg angle.

NOTE: Angle Gauges are for Reference ONLY

Head Angle Gauge

Trend or rev Trend

Angle Gauge

3.7.4 Integrated Features of Plastic Regular Height and High Siderails

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3.7.5 Other Optional Siderails

Your Spirit™ bed may be equipped other optional moulded plastic siderails as shown below.

IMPORTANT: These other optional siderails operate exactly the same as described above.

Plastic High Head Siderails (“Filled-in” version with beige inlays shown)

Plastic Long High Head Siderails (optional wood head and footboards with beige inlays shown)

To accommodate the needs of some patients to have a greater level of mobility and independence, CHG Hospital Beds offers an optional Electronic Foot Siderail Release feature. This feature allows the patient to unlock/unlatch the foot siderails while in the bed by pressing a button on the head siderail control. This will permit patient ingress to and egress from the bed without the aid from staff.

If your Spirit Select™ bed has been equipped with the the optional electronic foot siderail release it will be outfitted with enhanced staff/patient head siderail controls as shown below.

IMPORTANT: The mechanical operation of beds equipped with the Electronic Foot Siderail Release feature is the same as standard production high siderails but simply have an additional button on the head rail controls which permits the foot siderail to be electronically unlocked/unlatched.

Enhanced Siderail Controls

The head siderails incorporate integrated controls which offer both staff and patient control of basic bed operations:

 Head UP/DOWN,  Bed UP/DOWN  Knee/Foot UP/DOWN  Nurse Call feature  Electronic Foot Siderail Release

IMPORTANT: Similarly to the standard siderail controls, bed operation from this from this siderail control is disabled when the patient lock-outs are activated however the Nurse Call feature always remains active.

IMPORTANT: The Electronic Foot Siderail Release feature is disabled when the bed UP/DOWN lock-out is activated.

3.7.6 Optional Electronic Foot Siderail Release

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Electronic Foot Siderail Release Functionality

To avoid accidental release of the foot siderail, the release button must be pressed 3 times to activate the electronic release.

To Electronically Release the Foot Siderails:

 Press the “FOOT RAIL/PRESS 3X” button 3 times within a period of 5 seconds. An audible chirp

will sound after each button press as confirmation to the patient. An audible “click” should be heard when the foot siderail(s) electronically unlocks/unlatches.

IMPORTANT: If a period of greater than 5 seconds elapses before the button is pressed 3 times, the foot rail will not release. An audible two tone chirp will sound to indicate a failed release attempt.

In the event that the foot siderails fail to electronically unlock/unlatch, if, say, bed linens prevent foot rail rotation, the patient may be inclined to make additional attempts to release the foot rail. To prevent premature component failure, only 3 attempts to activate this feature will be permitted in a row. Followed by a rest period of 1 minute to prevent the solenoid from overheating.

If your bed has been equipped with this optional feature, the factory default setting for Electronic Foot Siderail Release is ENABLED (both PL and PR sides). This setting can be changed by following the instructions below.

WARNING

NEVER attempt to release the foot siderail when the patient is supporting their weight on the foot siderails. NEVER hang or drape anything over foot siderails.

CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the customer perform a thorough patient assessment to determine if enabling the electronic foot siderail release is appropriate for the patient on the basis of their clinical needs, fall risk, and mental capacity.

To Enable/Disable the Electronic Foot Siderail Release Feature

From the SERVICE Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the FOOT RAIL RELEASE screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

 LEFT ENABLED (patient left foot siderail release enabled)  RIGHT ENABLED (patient right foot siderail release enabled)  BOTH ENABLED (both patient left and patient right foot siderail release enabled)  RAIL RELEASE DISABLED

3. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Electronic Foot Siderail Release setting has been changed. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

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3.8 Optional Underbed Obstruction Sensors

If your Spirit™ bed has been equipped with the optional underbed obstruction sensors, the bed will be outfitted with 6 obstruction sensors as shown below.

Top Cover Obstruction Sensor

Caster Cover Obstruction Sensor

Bottom Cover Obstruction Sensor

Contact with an Obstruction While the Bed is in Downward Motion

When an obstruction is detected during any downward motion of the bed (using any of the following: BED DOWN, TREND, rev.TREND, LEVEL ALL, or CHAIR position), the bed will immediately stop all downward

motion and the bed platform will automatically elevate up a safety distance of 1”. This will provide clearance

for removal of the obstruction.

 Once an obstruction has been detected, the

obstruction indicator

(BED UP button) will begin to

flash and an audible “chirp” will sound. A warning message will also be displayed. The

obstruction

indicator

will continue to flash to remind staff that an obstruction was detected during the last

attempt to initiate downward motion of the bed platform.

Any further attempts to initiate downward motion of the bed platform will not be permitted if an obstruction is still being detected and the bed platform will emit an audible “chirp” after each attempt.

Contact with an Obstruction While Bed is Stationary (i.e.: Bed not in Motion)

When an obstruction is detected prior to any bed movement, all downward motion of the bed (using any of the following: BED DOWN, TREND, rev.TREND, LEVEL ALL, or CHAIR position) will be automatically disabled.

 The

obstruction indicator

will flash until the obstruction is removed. A warning message will also

be continuously displayed and an audible “chirp” will sound when any downward motion of the bed

platform is attempted. Press the ENTER button to acknowledge and clear the warning message.

When an Obstruction is not Detected (i.e.: Obstruction Removed)

When an obstruction is no longer detected:

 The

obstruction indicator

will stop flashing and normal bed operation will be restored.

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Visual and Audio Indicators

Visual Obstruction Indicator:

In addition to operating BED UP functionality, the BED UP serves as an

obstruction indicator

by illuminating & flashing whenever an obstruction

has been detected. The “CHECK UNDER BED FOR OBSTRUCTION” warning

message will also be displayed.

Audio Obstruction Indicator:

When an obstruction is contacted during bed motion or if an obstruction is detected prior to any bed lowering motion and a downward motion of the bed platform (using any of the following: BED DOWN, TREND, rev.TREND, LEVEL ALL, or CHAIR position) is attempted an audible “chirp” will sound.

On Spirit Select™ beds, the factor default setting for obstruction sensors is ENABLED. In the rare event of component failure and/or malfunction, the obstruction sensor system can be disabled in the Service Menu to restore bed functionality until the bed can be properly serviced. Refer to page 94 for instructions.

CHECK UNDER BED FOR OBSTRUCTION!

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3.9 Optional “Easy Bed” Extension System

To accommodate the physical needs of taller patients, while maintaining the easy of frequent bed movement about space confined healthcare facilities, CHG Hospital Beds offers an optional “Easy Bed” extension system that allows for easy and rapid extension/retraction of the mattress deck by 4 inches (102 mm) from 80”

(2032 mm) to 84” (2134 mm). No tools are required to perform bed “Easy Bed” extension/retraction

operations. If your Spirit™ bed has been equipped with the optional “Easy Bed Extension” system, the bed will be

outfitted with two clamping knobs and an extendable foot deck section of the mattress deck as shown below.

Clamping Knobs

(viewed from foot end of bed)

Extendable Foot Deck Section

Bed Extension Procedure

1. Elevate bed to comfortable working height.

Unclamp the footboard bracket slide mechanism by turning both knobs counter-clockwise until they stop turning freely.

2. Grasp footboard bracket by the corners as shown

above. Gently and smoothly pull away from the head of the bed until the footboard bracket slide mechanism contacts its mechanical stops.

Knob clamped

Knob unclamped

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3. Clamp the footboard bracket slide mechanism by

turning both retention knobs clockwise until hand tight.

IMPORTANT: Ensure that the clamping knob

fastener extends through the retention hole located in the footboard bracket channel. Typical both sides.

4. Unlock foot deck extension pan by grasping the

chrome handle and sliding the locking mechanism towards the patient left side of the bed to the unlocked position (green, unlocked icon)

5. Grasp the chrome handle as shown at right. Gently

and smoothly pull away from the head end of the bed until the foot deck extension pan contacts its mechanical stops.

6. Lock foot deck extension pan by grasping the

chrome handle and sliding the locking mechanism towards the patient right side of the bed to the locked position (red, locked icon).

WARNING

Possible PATIENT ENTRAPMENT Hazard could occur if the mattress is not securely located and retained on the mattress deck by the four corner mattress keepers.

NEVER perform a bed extension/retraction with a patient on the bed.

NEVER place a patient on the bed if the mattress is not properly located and retained on

the mattress deck by the four corner mattress keepers.

CAUTION

Possible UNEXPECTED MOTION could occur if the slide lock is not in the “lock” position and the mattress deck is articulated from the horizontal position.

When the bed is in either the extended or retracted position, the clamping knob fasteners MUST be fully engaged and the slide lock MUST be in the “lock” position prior to placing a patient on the bed and/or allowing a patient to return to the bed.

NOTE:

Bed retraction procedure is the same as the above except that the footboard bracket and the foot deck extension pan are pushed towards the head end of the bed until contact is made with their respective mechanical stops.

Knob fully clamped (knob fastener fully engaged)

Knob not fully clamped (knob fastener not fully engaged)

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3.10 Optional Auxiliary AC Power Outlet

NEMA 5-15R Outlet Socket configuration shown

All Spirit™ beds can be equipped with an optional auxiliary AC power outlet mounted in the patient right side of the footboard bracket.

IMPORTANT: The auxiliary AC power outlet has the following electrical ratings:

MAXIMUM Output Power Rating: 120 Volts AC, 600 Watts

OR 230 Volts AC, 690 Watts

DO NOT EXCEED MAXIMUM OUTPUT POWER RATING

Auxiliary AC Power Outlet Cover

The auxiliary AC power outlet has a cover that is integrated into the footboard bracket. The attachment screw is retained with a nylon nut so that it will not be misplaced when the auxiliary outlet is in use.

IMPORTANT: Always install the cover over the auxiliary AC power outlet when it is not in use.

Circuit Breaker: Rating 5 Amps (120V Beds) OR 3 Amps (230V Beds)

The auxiliary AC power outlet socket is protected by a circuit breaker. The circuit breaker is located in the footboard bracket. The circuit breaker is the resettable type. Simply depress the button to re-engage the circuit breaker.

IMPORTANT: The circuit breaker is a safety device that is designed to disengage an electrical circuit when the load exceeds the maximum rating of the circuit. An overloaded circuit may cause irreparable damage to the AC power wiring in the bed. If the circuit breaker trips, it is important to understand what has happened to cause this event. The device(s) the bed is connected to may be drawing too much power and exceeding the circuit breaker rating.

CAUTION

The auxiliary AC power outlet socket is rated for a MAXIMUM 120 Volts AC, 600 Watts OR 230V

Volts AC, 690 Watts output power. DO NOT exceed the maximum output power rating.

DO NOT use the auxiliary AC power outlet socket if the socket receptacles appear to be damaged

and/or if the plug (of the device that you are connecting to the bed) does not remain connected when inserted in the outlet socket receptacles.

Only replace this outlet socket with a NEMA 5-15R duplex outlet socket that is marked as hospital grade. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service for a replacement outlet socket.

WARNING

A circuit breaker is NOT designed to act as a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) and DOES NOT offer the same level of protection. The circuit breaker is a safety device that is designed to only disengage an electrical circuit when the load exceeds the maximum rating. If the circuit breaker trips,

discontinue bed use immediately and have a service technician, specifically trained to service Spirit™

beds, inspect the wiring. Circuit Breaker Rating: 5 Amps (120V beds) or 3 Amps (230V beds)

CAUTION

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3.11 Optional Pillow Speaker Ready

All Spirit™ Select beds can be configured to connect an optional pillow speaker.

The pillow speaker offers patients control of the following basic operations (but are not limited to):

 Entertainment Controls

o TV Channels o TV Volume o Etc.

 Nurse Call Button  Room Light  Read Light

Pillow Speaker Storage

The pillow speaker can be affixed to the bed using a holder. The pillow speaker slips into the holder for easy location and convenient patient access.

The pillow speaker holder can be installed into any of the high rail openings. To permanently affix the holder to the bed, screws the holder to the foot or head rail panel with the fasteners provided.

Locate the optimal position for the holster within the rail openings. Ensure the pillow speaker can freely slip in and out of the holster with minimal effort. To permanently affix the holder to the bed, fasten the holder to the foot or head rail panel with the hardware provided.

CAUTION

If connecting a Pillow Speaker for the first time refer to document 3-80-097 for installation instructions. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)to obtain instructions.

Pillow Speaker Connection

The pillow speaker can be connected on either side of the bed (the connection port is between the foot and head rails on the lower frame).

To relocate the pillow speaker to the opposite side of the bed, first, carefully disengage the coiled cable from the pillow speaker bracket. Disconnect the pillow speaker from the DB15 port. Reconnect the pillow speaker cable to the existing port on the other side of the bed. Route

the coiled portion of the pillow speaker cable through the pillow speaker bracket as depicted in the label located directly above the pillow speaker port.

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Pillow Speaker Cable Routing

CHG recommends Pillow Speaker cabling to ALWAYS be safely routed through the gap between the Head and Foot rails. Routing the cable in this fashion will minimize the creation of a trip hazard and rail entanglement.

Check rail movement to ensure Pillow Speaker cable does not become entangled in rails

Pillow Speaker Port Care

ALWAYS ensure that the coiled portion of the pillow speaker cable if

correctly and securely routed thought the pillow speaker bracket to provide strain relief for the connection port.

To ensure that the pillow speaker port remains free of dirt and debris, ALWAYS cap any pillow speaker port not in use. The cap is simply snap fit onto the unused end of the pillow speaker T-cable.

If you relocate the pillow speaker to the other side of the bed, ensure that you cap the unused pillow speaker port.

CAUTION

Ensure cables are routed properly to prevent damage to Pillow Speaker and rail entanglement. Using the label located directly above the connection point, route cable into pillow speaker bracket as shown. Failure to route cable properly may result in serious injury.

CAUTION

ALWAYS ensure protective caps are installed when a pillow speaker is not connected to the pillow speaker port to prevent contamination and to provide protection from Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

WARNING

Only use Pillow Speakers provide by CHG Hospital Beds. The use of a third party pillow speaker may cause adverse effects, and may permanently damage parts of the nurse call system. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)for additional information

CAUTION

If upon 1st connection of the Pillow Speaker Pendant to the CHG Spirit™ Bed the TV system begins

to exhibit abnormal operation (i.e. channels switching automatically), TV polarity may need to be adjusted. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-6688323 (Canada)for additional instruction on how to resolve this issue.

WARNING

Pillow Speakers contain magnets and may interfere with sensitive devices.

CAUTION

Not for standalone use or direct connection to wall. To be used only when connected to a CHG Spirit Hospital Bed.

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Section 4:

Functions & Features

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4.1 LCD Display

The footboard staff control on Spirit Select™ beds is equipped with an integral LCD display.

Home Screens

LB units and 30° HEAD and 0° TREND angle for this example

When the LCD display is activated, the home screen will default display the patient weight in either kilograms (KG) or pounds (LB) depending upon which unit of measure has been set for patient weight display.

Pressing the UP/DOWN arrow buttons will scroll through the home screens:

 PATIENT WEIGHT  HEAD angle and TREND/rev.TREND angle  WARNINGS (if any)

IMPORTANT: No warning screens will be displayed if the bed has not detected any problems or no safety feature has been disabled.

Between the HEAD angle and TREND/rev.TREND angle home screen and WARNINGS home screen (if any) the LCD display the following message to help staff navigate into the menus.

After 20 seconds of keypad inactivity has elapsed, the LCD display will go into “sleep” mode (become inactive).

The LCD display is activated or “wakes up” when the ON/ENTER, TREND, or rev.TREND buttons are pressed.

20 SECONDS OF KEY PAD INACTIVITY 

On/Enter Button

“ON” Functionality of this Button

Press this button to activate or “wake up” the LCD display.

“ENTER” Functionality of this Button

Press this button (as enter button) when prompted by the LCD display to make desired selections within menu options.

UP/DOWN Arrow Buttons

Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll up or down in the different menus and to scroll through the available options within the menus when making desired selections.

TO ACC E SS M EN U S PR E S S E N TE R 

WAR N IN G #X DES C RI P T IO N !

HEA D T REN D 30° 0°

PA T I EN T WE I G HT

0. 0 LB

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Warning Screens

The bed has the ability to detect warning conditions and display them to the user.

Warnings will be displayed whenever the bed is in an alarm condition or detects a fault or problem (i.e.: failed component) or whenever a safety feature has been disabled (turned OFF in the associated menu).

To view active warnings, return to the home screen and use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through the list. If there are no warnings, only the regular home screens will appear.

When a warning is detected an audible “chirp” will

sound and the warning indicator icons in the lower right hand corner of the LCD display will sequentially flash between the exclamation mark (!) and the UP/DOWN arrow characters (). This indicator is meant to notify staff that the bed has detected a warning condition and that attention is required.

IMPORTANT: This indicator will continue to flash until the warning condition has been appropriately addressed.

SEQUENTIALLY FLASH

Each warning screen is numbered and contains a description of the cause of the warning. This is to aid in troubleshooting (if required). Refer to page 135 for a list of warnings.

Escape Function

Press the 0.0/ZERO button to return back to or

“escape” to the home screen. This function can be

performed at any time in any menu option screen.

IMPORTANT: No settings will be changed if no selections were made prior to pressing the 0.0/ZERO button.

Automatic Return Home Feature

To help staff with menu navigation, an automatic “return home” feature has been included.

How it works:

 After 1 minute of keypad inactivity, the LCD display will automatically enter “sleep” mode. No

unselected change to any setting in any menu option screen will occur (i.e.: if a setting change attempt has been abandoned).

 Pressing the ON/ENTER button after the LCD display enters “sleep” mode will “wake up” the LCD

display at the home screen.

The automatic “return home” feature will work from any menu option screen.

IMPORTANT: No settings will be changed if no selections were made prior to LCD display going to “sleep”.

NOTE:

The LCD display WILL NOT function or become illuminated when bed is operating under battery power. This is to conserve battery power for emergency functions.



WAR N IN G #X DES C RI P T ION !

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4.2 Patient Weigh Scale

All Spirit Select™ beds are equipped with an integral scale to facilitate the weighing of patients while in the bed. The scale is always activated and will display the patient’s weight in either kilograms (KG) or pounds (LB)

depending upon which unit of measure has been set for patient weight display. The factory default for patient weight display is imperial pounds (LB). This setting can be changed in the Service Menu.

The Spirit Select™ scale is very sensitive. The patient can be weighed in any bed position but patient weight will be determined and displayed most accurately when the bed is in the flat position with nothing touching the bed and the bed is not contacting the wall, patient station, or any other equipment.

ACCURACY: The Spirit Select™ scale system has an accuracy of ±3 lbs (1.4 kg) for patients weighing 50 to 110 lbs (22.7 to 49.9 kg) and ±3% of the total patient weight for patients weighing 110 to 500 lbs (49.9 to

226.8 kg). The specified scale accuracy pertains to Mattress Deck Heights from 17 in (431.8 mm) to 34 in (863.6 mm) in the horizontal position.

WARNING

The scale output is NOT intended to be used to determine diagnosis or treatment.

CAUTION

To ensure the accuracy of the scale and alarms, keep the area around and/or under the bed open and free of obstructions and/or equipment.

To ensure optimal scale accuracy, CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the siderails be fully raised/closed and locked/latched in the UP position before reading patient weight.

Zeroing the Scale (Establish Tare Value)

LB units used for this example

1. Press-and-hold the 0.0/ZERO button for 3

seconds. During this period, a message will be displayed to remind staff that the patient must not be in the bed while attempting to zero the scale.

2. Release the 0.0/ZERO button immediately

when instructed.

DO NOT TOUCH BED

during the zeroing

process.

4. Ensure that the home screen is displaying a

weight of 0.0 LB before allowing the patient to enter the bed.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT zero the scale with a patient in the bed. This will result in a zero patient weight being displayed. If the scale is accidentally zeroed with a patient on the bed, remove patient from bed, re-zero scale and return patient to bed.

RE L E AS E TO ZE R O S C ALE

EN S U R E PA T I EN T IS N OT I N B E D

PR E S S & HO L D TO Z ER O SC A L E

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If an accidental attempt to zero the scale is initiated with the patient in the bed, simply release the

0.0/ZERO button when the reminder message is displayed.

IMPORTANT: Make sure that all necessary equipment and linens are on the bed prior to zeroing the scale. Placing additional items on the bed or removing items from the bed after the zeroing process will result in an inaccurate patient weight being displayed.

SEVERAL SECOND DELAY 

IMPORTANT: The scale cannot be zeroed if the bed has been placed in any Trendelenburg or Reverse Trendelenburg position. Ensure that the bed has been restored to fully horizontal and displaying 0° TREND or rev.TREND angle before attempting to zero the scale. Refer to page 47 for instructions.

IMPORTANT: The scale cannot be zeroed if the Bed Exit Alarm has been armed. Ensure that the Bed Exit Alarm has been disarmed before attempting to zero the scale. Refer to page 74 for instructions.

NOTE:

CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the bed is zeroed prior to use by each new patient and patient weight change is zeroed once the new patient enters the bed.

NOTE:

Zeroing the scale will override any adjustments made to patient weight.

ZE R OIN G SC A LE PL E A SE WA I T . . .

PA T I EN T WE I G HT XX X . X L B

PL E A SE LE V E L B E D BE F O RE Z ER O I NG

TU R N O F F B E D E X IT BE F O RE Z ER O I NG

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All Spirit Select™ beds are equipped with a Level All Function.

Press-and-hold the LEVEL ALL button to simultaneously flatten both the head and foot sections of the mattress deck and to return the bed frame to a horizontal position (parallel with the floor).

Bed motion will stop automatically when both sections of the mattress deck have been fully flattened and the bed frame is horizontal.

The enhanced footboard staff control on Spirit Select™ beds is equipped with an integral bed exit feature to help monitor and report patient activity with audible and/or Nurse/Priority Call alarms.

IMPORTANT: This feature is not intended to replace patient monitoring by staff.

Three Zone Bed Exit

If equipped, The Bed Exit Alarm can be set to three different sensitivity levels (zones) corresponding to the level of monitoring a patient requires.

The Bed Exit Alarm can be set to produce an audible bed alarm (three different volume settings) or to send a Nurse/Priority Call alarm or it can be set to produce both audible and Nurse/Priority Call alarms.

Single Zone Bed Exit

If equipped, The Bed Exit Alarm can be set to a single sensitivity level. This single zone setting is intended as a Bed Exit Alarm.

LEVELLING BED PLEASE WAIT...

4.3 Level All Function

4.4 Bed Exit Feature

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Bed Exit Alarm Arming

To arm the Bed Exit Alarm (Three Zone):

1. Press the RESET/SET button to scroll through the alarm zones.

 Zone 1 – Alarm with ANY movement  Zone 2 – Alarm only when patient is about to exit bed  Zone 3 – Alarm only when patient exits bed

2. When the desired alarm zone has been selected, the RESET/SET

button and the selected alarm zone icon will remain illuminated to indicate that the bed exit alarm has been activated.

3. After a delay of several seconds an audible “chirp” will also sound to

indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm has been armed.

IMPORTANT: The Bed Exit Alarm can ONLY be armed if there is weight on the bed (20lbs [9.1kg] minimum). This is intended to prevent false arming of this feature that may otherwise become a nuisance to staff.

To arm the Bed Exit Alarm (Single Zone):

1. Press the RESET/SET button to turn on the alarm.

2. The RESET/SET button and the Bed Exit Alarm icon will remain

illuminated to indicate that the bed exit alarm has been activated.

3. After a delay of several seconds an audible “chirp” will also sound to

indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm has been armed.

Bed Exit Alarm Disarming

To disarm the Bed Exit Alarm (Three Zone):

 Press the RESET/SET button to scroll through the three alarm zones.  When the RESET/SET button and no alarm zone icons are illuminated

the Bed Exit Alarm has been disarmed.

IMPORTANT: The Bed Exit Alarm can ONLY be disarmed using the RESET/SET button.

The factory default sensitivity level setting is Zone 1. The factory default alarm chime setting is audible chime (high volume) AND Nurse/Priority Call alarm. To change these settings and/or to

change the chime tone, refer to the following sections.

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To disarm the Bed Exit Alarm (Single Zone):

 Press the RESET/SET button to scroll through until the Bed

Exit Alarm icon is no longer illuminated.

 When the RESET/SET button and no alarm zone icons are

illuminated the Bed Exit Alarm has been disarmed.

IMPORTANT: The Bed Exit Alarm can ONLY be disarmed using the RESET/SET button.

Bed Exit Alarm Volume Selection

To set the desired Bed Exit Alarm volume, the Bed Exit Alarm must first be armed. Press the RESET/SET button to arm the Bed Exit Alarm.

 Press the CHIME button to begin scrolling through the alarm volume

settings. There are three alarm volume settings (low, medium, high) and a Nurse/Priority Call setting.

Selecting alarm volume:

 Scroll through the alarm volume settings one time will allow staff to

select the desired alarm volume setting OR the Nurse/Priority Call alarm that is appropriate.

Selecting alarm volume AND Nurse/Priority Call:

 Scroll through the alarm volume settings a second time will allow

staff to select the desired alarm volume setting AND the Nurse/Priority Call alarm that is appropriate.

When the desired Bed Exit Alarm volume is selected, the CHIME button and the selected alarm volume and/or Nurse/Priority Call icon(s) will remain illuminated.

IMPORTANT: The Nurse Call and Priority Call alarms annunciated by the bed can be separated to meet the alarm notification needs of your healthcare facility. This setting can be changed in the Maintenance Menu.

Bed Exit Alarm Chime Tone Selection

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the ALARM CHIME screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu. The current Bed Exit Alarm chime tone will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN to scroll through available Bed Exit Alarm chime tones. Each chime tone will sound.

4. Press ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that Bed Exit Alarm chime tone has been changed.

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Short Cut Key:

Press-and-hold the Chime button for 3 seconds to

jump directly to this selection in the Bed Exit Menu.

Alarm Silencing

Zone 3 used for this example

High Volume AND Nurse/Priority Call used for this example

Once a Bed Exit Alarm has been triggered, it may be silenced by pressing the RESET/SET button.

Once the Bed Exit Alarm has been silenced, the RESET/SET or CHIME button icons will flash simultaneously as a visual indicator and reminder to staff that the alarm has been silenced and must be either reset or deactivated.

These button icons will flash until the Bed Exit Alarm has been disarmed (by pressing the RESET/SET button or, once the Bed Exit Alarm has been automatically re-armed if this feature is ON.

Locking Bed Exit Alarm Settings

You may find that your healthcare facility tends to use the same Bed Exit Alarm settings for patients, say, in the same ward and/or requiring the same level of monitoring. If this is the case for your healthcare facility, it may be desirable to lock the Bed Exit Alarm settings.

Locking the Bed Exit Alarm settings will enable one-touch arming of the Bed Exit Alarm feature without the need to:

 Scroll through and then select desired zone.  Scroll through and then select if alarm chime is audible and if it includes Nurse/Priority Call.

IMPORTANT: For added flexibility, both of the Bed Exit Alarm settings can be locked or the zone and alarm chime settings can be lock separately.

IMPORTANT: Once the Bed Exit Alarm settings have been locked, any attempt to change them by pressing either the RESET/SET and/or CHIME buttons will not be permitted.

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To lock the Bed Exit Alarm settings, the Bed Exit Alarm must first be armed. Press the RESET/SET button to arm the Bed Exit Alarm.

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the LOCK ZONE CHIME screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 OFF  ZONE LOCK  CHIME LOCK  ZONE + CHIME LOCK

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm zone and/or chime tone lock setting has been changed. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

Short Cut Key:

Press-and-hold the SET/RESET and CHIME button

for 3 seconds to jump directly to this selection in the Bed Exit Menu.

When a patient attempts to exit or does exit the bed (depending upon the zone level selected), the Bed Exit Alarm will be triggered. If the patient returns to their original position on the bed, the Bed Exit Alarm can be set to automatically stop alarming or otherwise announcing the alarm.

Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Reset Functionality

The Bed Exit Auto Reset feature will allow the bed to automatically reset the Bed Exit Alarm without staff needing to press the RESET/SET button after the patient has returned to the bed.

 The Bed Exit Alarm will resume patient monitoring operation with the previous or locked alarm

settings (zone and volume/Nurse/Priority Call levels).

 An audible “chirp” will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm has been reset.

The factory default setting for the Bed Exit Auto Reset is ON. This setting can be changed by following the instructions below.

IMPORTANT: If the Auto Reset feature has been set to OFF (disabled) in the Bed Exit Menu, the Bed Exit Alarm will continue to sound regardless if the patient has returned to the original position or has returned to bed (depending upon the zone level selected) and has ceased all motion.

4.4.1 Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Reset

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To Enable/Disable Auto Reset

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the AUTO RESET screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 AUTO RESET ON  AUTO RESET OFF

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm Auto Reset setting has been changed. Press

the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

When a patient attempts to exit or does exit the bed (depending upon the zone level selected), the Bed Exit Alarm will be triggered. Staff may silence the Bed Exit Alarm by pressing the RESET/SET button. Once in this silenced mode, the staff needs to remember to reset the Bed Exit Alarm (by pressing the RESET/SET button) after settling the patient and/or when the patient has returned to the bed.

Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Re-Arm Functionality

The Bed Exit Auto Re-Arm feature will allow the bed to automatically re-arm the Bed Exit Alarm without staff needing to press the RESET/SET button after the patient has returned to the bed.

 The Bed Exit Alarm will re-arm itself after a selected time delay period has elapsed. The Auto Re-Arm

feature has three factory set time delay periods to select from: 1, 3, or 9 minute delay.

 The Bed Exit Alarm will resume patient monitoring operation with the previous or locked alarm

settings (zone and volume/Nurse/Priority Call levels).

 An audible “chirp” will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm has been re-armed.

The factory default setting for Bed Exit Auto Re-Arm is ON with a time delay period of 1 minute. This setting can be changed by following the instructions below.

To Enable/Disable Auto Re-Arm

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the AUTO RE-ARM screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 1 MINUTE DELAY  MINUTE DELAY  9 MINUTE DELAY  OFF

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm Auto Re-Arm setting has been changed. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

4.4.2 Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Re-Arm

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If the patient has not returned to the bed after 10 minutes has elapsed then a notification will be displayed to remind staff that the Bed Exit Alarm is still armed but has been silenced.

 Press the RESET/SET button to cancel the

Bed Exit Alarm.

The LCD display will automatically return to the home screen.

NOTE:

If the Auto Re-Arm feature has been set to OFF (disabled) in the Bed Exit Menu, these screens will not appear.

You may find that your healthcare facility tends to set Bed Exit Alarm for most patients. If this is the case for your healthcare facility, it may be desirable to use the Bed Exit Alarm Auto Arm feature.

Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Arm Functionality

The Bed Exit Alarm Auto Arm feature automatically arms the Bed Exit Alarm once a stable weight of 50lbs (22.7kg) or more has been detected by the bed for a period greater than one minute. The Auto Arm feature will use the factory default or locked Bed Exit Alarm settings for Zone and Volume.

The factory default setting for Bed Exit Auto Arm is OFF. This setting can be changed following the instructions below.

To Enable/Disable Auto Arm

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the AUTO ARM screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 AUTO ARM ON  AUTO ARM OFF

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm Auto Arm setting has been changed. Press the

0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Arm Pause Functionality Maximum delay time: 300 seconds

During patient care, you may wish to temporarily override the Bed Exit Auto Arm feature. For example, if it may be necessary to temporarily position a patient on the bed for a period greater than one minute which will cause the Bed Exit Alarm to automatically arm. As expected any patient motion after the Bed Exit Alarm has automatically armed may trigger a nuisance alarm (depending on the Zone selected).

During such patient care, it is possible to temporarily delay or “pause” the Auto Arm feature for 60, 90 or 120

seconds. A countdown timer is displayed. During the final 10 seconds of this countdown a series of warning “chirps” will sound. While the countdown is in progress, the Bed Exit Alarm will not Auto Arm.

When the countdown is nearing its end, Auto Arm Pause can be extended (up to 5 additional minutes, or 300 seconds, may be added). While the Auto Arm Pause countdown is in progress, the countdown can be set to zero at any time, re-establishing the normal Auto Arm feature.

PRESS SET/RESET TO CANCEL BED EXIT ALARM

PATIENT HAS NOT RETURNED TO BED

4.4.3 Bed Exit Alarm: Auto Arm

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To set an Auto Arm Pause, the Auto Arm feature must first be enabled. To enable Bed Exit Alarm Auto Arm, refer to the previous section. Maximum delay time: 300 seconds

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to the AUTO ARM PAUSE screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to add/remove delay time in 30 second increments.

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound and

the countdown will begin immediately

During the final 10 seconds of the delay countdown, a chirp will sound every second as notification that the Auto Arm Pause is about to end and that the Bed Exit Alarm Auto Arm functionality is about to resume.

Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

The underbed light can also be set to operate as an automatic Bed Exit Light. The Bed Exit Light improves nighttime visibility around the bed and in the room providing an increased level of patient safety. When the Bed Exit Light is on, the underbed light automatically switches on just prior to the patient exiting the bed. The underbed light will remain illuminated until the patient returns to the bed, and automatically switches off after a short delay. If the patient does not immediately return to bed, the underbed light automatically shuts off after 15 minutes has elapsed.

The factory default setting for the Bed Exit Light is ON. This setting can be changed by following the steps below.

To Enable/Disable Bed Exit Light

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the BED EXIT LIGHT screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 BED EXIT LIGHT ON  BED EXIT LIGHT OFF

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Light setting has been changed. Press the 0.0/ZERO

button to “escape” to the home screen.

When the Bed Exit Alarm is armed, the bed automatically records the number of times the Bed Exit Alarm has been triggered. This data is stored as the Bed Exit Alarm History.

To View/Reset Bed Exit Alarm History

From the BED EXIT Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the ALARM HISTORY screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The BED EXIT ALARM HISTORY will display

the number of times that the Bed Exit Alarms has been triggered.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 DON’T RESET  RESET NOW

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm History has been reset (if RESET NOW is selected). Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

4.4.4 Bed Exit Light

4.4.5 Bed Exit Alarm History

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4.5 Watchdog™ Bed Monitoring System

If your Spirit Select™ bed has been equipped with the optional Watchdog Bed Monitoring System, the bed will be outfitted with a bumper light installed beneath the footboard in the center of the frame and a unique footboard staff control as shown below. The Watchdog Bed Monitoring System has the following modes of operation:

CAUTION

Always keep watchdog light free and clear of all obstructions. Ensure the watchdog light is always visible and not obstructed by linens, equipment, etc.

The Watchdog feature is used to monitor and indicate if a change has been made to the bed position or the status of important bed features. On bed power up, the bed defaults to “prepare bed for Watchdog arm” which allows the user 10 seconds (after last key press) to set the desired position of the bed. The Watchdog light will illuminate BLUE. The bed is now being monitored for bed position changes and important bed features.

A stationary bed is critical to patient safety. Therefore the status of the caster lock (brake) is continuously monitored. Whenever the caster lock (brake) is not engaged, the Watchdog lights will be illuminated Solid RED.

IMPORTANT: Continuous monitoring by this WATCHDOG mode is only possible when the bed is running on AC power (plugged into a wall outlet).

4.5.1 Always On™ Monitoring

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4.5.2 Bed Position/Status Monitoring

To adjust the position of the bed, simply disarm the Watchdog by pressing-and-holding the WATCHDOG key, then releasing the key when prompted. The LCD will display a countdown timer of 10 seconds. The timer will reset every time a change is made to the bed. Once all desired bed changes are made, simply allow the countdown timer to elapse. Watchdog Monitoring is now re-established to the new bed position.

To Adjust the Bed Position:

From the footboard staff control:

1. Press-and-hold the WATCHDOG button for

~4 seconds.

2. Release the WATCHDOG button when the

“PREPARE BED FOR WATCHDOG ARM 10s”

screen appears on the LCD display.

3. The Watchdog light will turn off and an

audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed is now ready to be repositioned. A countdown timer will be displayed on the LCD screen

4. Make all necessary changes to the bed as

required. The countdown timer will reset after each button press.

5. Once the desired changes have been made,

simply allow the countdown timer to elapse.

6. The Watchdog Light will illuminate BLUE after

the timer has elapsed.

PRESS-AND-HOLD FOR 4 SECONDS 

Once the Bed Position/Status Monitoring has been auto-armed, any change to the bed (see following table) will be indicated by Watchdog lights turning yellow or red. The WATCHDOG button will also flash to indicate a change has occurred.

Right foot siderail change used for this example

To identify what has changed:

 TAP (momentary press-and-release) the

WATCHDOG button. Changes will be displayed on the LCD screen.

Bed Position

Watchdog Lights Will Turn Yellow When…

Head Angle

Head Deck Angle changes (Up or Down)

Knee Angle

Knee Deck Angle changes (Up or Down)

Bed Elevation

Bed Height changes (Up or Down)

Bed Status

When…

Watchdog Lights Will Be…

Obstruction Sensors

An obstruction is present/detected

Flashing YELLOW

Patient Lock-Outs

Any change to settings has occurred

Solid YELLOW

Rail Locks

A change to any rail position has occurred

Solid YELLOW

RA I L R I G HT F OO T CH A N GE D 

WAT C HD O G AUT O -A R ME D

PR E P AR E B E D F O R WAT C HD O G A R M 1 0 s

HOL D T O D I S ARM WAT C HD O G

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To View Bed Position/Status

At any time you can confirm Watchdog Bed Position/Status:

 Tap (momentary press-and-release) the

WATCHDOG button. Confirmation screen will be displayed on the LCD screen.

To provide the best patient care possible, staff may wish to use the Nursing Reminder™ to identify if a particular patient/bed requires attention (example: patient requires time dependent repositioning or a bed needs a change of linens, etc.).

To Set the Nurse Reminder™:

 Simply Press the REMINDER button.  The LCD will display “NURSING REMINDER

OFF”

 Use the MENU buttons to scroll through the

available time intervals

 The Nursing Reminder can be set at 15

minute intervals from 1 minute to 3 hours maximum

 When the desired time is display, Press the

ON|ENTER button to select

The Bumper lights will illuminate BLUE and an audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Nurse Reminder™ has been set.

NU R SIN G R E M IN D ER 1 h r 3 0 m i n 

NU R SIN G R E M IN D ER OFF 

BE D SE T T IN G S O K

4.5.3 Nurse Reminder™

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Nurse Call Trigger:

The Nursing Reminder can be set to trigger a nurse call (if connected) to a central nursing station. After the desired time is selected, the LCD display will ask the user if a nurse call is required.

 Use the MENU buttons to select the desired

state

o ON o OFF

 Press the ON|ENTER to confirm selection

Once the reminder countdown has expired, the Bumper lights will turn Solid PURPLE and the REMINDER button will flash.

IMPORTANT: A Nurse Call can only be sent if the bed is properly connected to a nurse call system.

Once the reminder countdown has expired, Nurse

Reminder™ will need to be cleared to turn off the

Bumper lights.

To Clear the Nurse Reminder™:

 Press the REMINDER button.  Set the Nurse Reminder to OFF and press the

ON|ENTER button

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Nurse Reminder™ has been cleared.

To Cancel Remaining Reminder Countdown

At any time you can cancel the Nurse Reminder™.

 Press the REMINDER button.  The “CANCEL?” screen will appear.  The option “NO” will be displayed on screen  Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to change

the option to “YES”

 Press ON/ENTER button to select the desired

state.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Nurse Reminder™ countdown has been cancelled.

NOTE:

While in the reminder countdown selection screen, use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to set the reminder countdown to 0 minutes to clear the Nurse Reminder™.

CA N CE L ? E N T ER NO 

NU R SIN G R E M IN D ER OFF 

SEN D N U RS E CA L L ? YE S 

NU R SIN G R E M IN D ER CO M PLE T E

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4.5.4 Available Light Configurations

The Bumper, Watchdog and Underbed lights can be adjusted to enhance the room lighting. Light colour and intensity can be changed to various configurations.

SELECTION

SETTINGS

A. UNDERBED LIGHTS

OFF

LOW

MEDIUM

HIGH

B. BUMPER

LIGHTS

LT BLUE

LOW

WHITE

LOW

PURPLE

LOW

OFF

HIGH

C. WATCHDOG

LIGHTS

OFF

LOW

MEDIUM

HIGH

D. REMINDER

LIGHT

LOW

HIGH

E. BED EXIT

LIGHT

OFF

To Adjust Light Configurations:

 Press-and-hold the LIGHT button for 4

seconds. The “HOLD KEY FOR LIGHTS MENU” screen will appear.

Light Blue Nightlights used for this example

 Release the LIGHT button when the “A.

UNDERBED LIGHT” screen appears on the LCD display.

 Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll

through the available Light Configurations.

 Press the ON/ENTER button to ENTER the

desired selection.

 Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to cycle

through the available lights settings.

The Bumpers, Watchdog or Underbed lights (depending on which selection menu) will change to match the current selection on the LCD display to allow the user to see the desired change before making the selection.

 Press the ON|ENTER button to select the

desired light setting.

PRESS-AND-HOLD FOR 4 SECONDS 

PRESS THE UP/DOWN ARROW BUTTONS 

PRESS THE ON|ENTER BUTTON 

NOTE:

The WATCHDOG feature is only operational when the bed is running on AC power (plugged into a wall outlet).

LT B LU E LO W

B. B UM P E R L I G H T S

A. UN D ER B ED LI G H T

HOL D K E Y F O R LI G H TS MEN U

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Menu Navigation

NOTE:

Depending upon the version of firmware that your Spirit Select™ bed is equipped with, the menus and menu options may have different titles and/or the menus may contain different and/or additional menu options.

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Menu Navigation Tip!

Press the 0.0/ZERO button at any time in any menu to “escape” back to the home screen.

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4.6 Scale Menu

A Scale Menu is available on Spirit Select™ beds. The Scale Menu includes menu options that are dirrectly related to scale operation and offer increased functionality of the bed.

The units that the patient weight is displayed in can be changed to suit the needs of your healthcare facility.

Selecting Patient Weight Display Units

From the Scale Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the SELECT LB/KG screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 LB  KG

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the LCD Display units have been selected. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

During routine patient care, there may arise the need to add/remove equipment (medical devices, linens, etc) to/from the bed without disturbing the patient (ie: having to patient leave the bed). Any items added to or removed from the bed will impact the displayed patient weight.

Using the Change Equipment functions, staff can add required equipment to the bed or remove unneeded equipment from the bed at any time when the patient is on the bed.The displayed patient weight will not reflect this weight increase or decrease with the addition or removal of equipment to/from the bed when this procedure is performed.

Making an Equipment Change

From the Scale Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the CHANGE EQUIPMENT screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press the ON/ENTER button to begin the equipment change process. The bed will take a snapshot of

the current bed weight (patient, mattress, equipment, lines, etc.).

4. Perform desired equipment addition or removal.

5. Press the ON/ENTER button when done. The bed will take a second snapshot of the new bed weight.

The difference between the first and second weight snapshots will simply be ignored by the scale and will not be reflected in the displayed patient weight.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the equipment change has been successfully made. Press the

0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

HINT: Use this feature when adding additional pillows and/or linen to the bed.

4.6.1 Selecting Patient Weight Display Units

4.6.2 Changing Equipment

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4.6.3 Adjusting Patient Weight

Using the Adjust Patient Weight function, staff can adjust the displayed patient weight as necessary, at any time when the patient is on the bed, without disturbing the patient (ie: having to patient leave the bed).

The displayed patient weight will reflect a weight increase or decrease when this procedure is performed.

Making an Adjustment to Patient Weight

From the Scale Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the ADJUST WEIGHT screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press the ON/ENTER button to begin patient weight adjustment process.

4. Press the UP/DOWN Arrow buttons to make adjustments to patients displayed weight. Each time the

UP/DOWN Arrow buttons are pressed, an increase/decrease of 0.5 LB or 0.5 KG (depending upon which unit has been set for patient weight display) will register.

 The UP Arrow button will increase the patient’s displayed weight.  The DOWN Arrow button will decrease the patient’s displayed weight.

5. Press the ON/ENTER button to input the adjustment after the desired increase/decrease has been made.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the patient weight adjustment has been successfully made. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

The patient display weight will now display the actual patient weight plus this inputted increase

the

actual patient weight minus this inputted decrease.

IMPORTANT: To inform staff that the patient’s weight has been adjusted, “ADJ” will be displayed

next to the patient weight value on the home screen.

NOTE:

Zeroing the scale will override any adjustments made to patient weight.

During routine patient care, there may be the need to monitor changes in patient weight.

Using the View Weight Change function, staff can easily observe and record these changes. When the View

Weight Change function is set, the bed takes snapshots of the patient’s weight and stores this value as the

original patient weight. If the bed detects any change in patient weight, this changed amount will be displayed on the home screen.

Enable/Disable View Weight Change

From the Scale Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the VIEW WEIGHT CHANGE screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll between the available options:

 OFF  ON/RESET

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the view weight change feature has been enabled. Press the

0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

Selecting ON/RESET will begin the VIEW WEIGHT CHANGE process. The scale will take a snapshot of the current bed weight (patient, mattress, equipment, lines, etc.) and use this value to compare patient weight changes.

PA T I EN T WE I G HT XX X .X L B A D J

4.6.4 View Weight Change

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Patient Weight GAIN used in this example

Any weight gain or loss is experienced by the patient will be displayed within parenthesis accompanied with either a “+” or “-” sign to indicate patient weight gain or loss respectively.

The home screen which will now sequentially flash

to display the original “snapshot” patient weigth

and the current, real time weight change that the patient has experienced.

SEQUENTIALLY FLASH

When the Weight Change Alarm function is set, the bed takes snapshots of the patient’s weight and stores this value. Weight change is a time related event and is assumed to occur gradually. If the difference in the

patient’s weight equals or exceeds the set amount after an elapsed period of an hour, a weight change

alarm is triggered.

If the difference is significantly greater than the set amount, the bed assumes that this occurrence is not related to patient weight change (example: a healthcare practitioner or family member is likely sitting on and/or something has been placed on the bed without using the “Change Equipment” feature – refer to previous section for instructions). In this case the bed simply ignores this change and a patient weight change alarm will not be triggered in this instance.

Patient Weight GAIN used in this example

When a weight change alarm is triggered, a warning message will be displayed and the bed will also send a priority call via the Nurse Call system (if connected). There is no audio component to this alarm.

Press the ON/ENTER button to cancel that the weight change alarm. The weight change alarm settings will also be cleared.

Setting a Weight Change Alarm

From the Scale Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the WEIGHT CHANGE ALARM screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to set the WEIGHT CHANGE ALARM trigger weight GAIN/LOSS.

Each time the UP/DOWN Arrow buttons are pressed, an increase/decrease of 0.5 LB or 0.5 KG (depending upon which unit has been set for patient weight display) will register.

 The UP Arrow button will increase the alarm trigger weight.  The DOWN Arrow button will decrease the alarm trigger weight.

4. Press the ON/ENTER button when done. The scale will take a snapshot of the current patient weight

and store this value.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the WEIGHT CHANGE ALARM has been set. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

If, after one hour elapses, the bed detects a weight change greater than the set alarm trigger weight, a weight change alarm will be triggered.

 Press the ON/ENTER button to cancel the alarm.  The Weight Change Alarm can be reset by following the steps above.

WEI G HT C HA N G E GA I N X X .X L B

PA T I EN T WE I G HT (+ X X. X LB )

PA T I EN T WE I G HT XX X . X L B

4.6.5 Weight Change Alarm

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4.6.6 Reset All

Reset All Settings – Impact

Performing a “Reset All”

WILL

impact the following

settings:

Performing a “Reset All”

WILL NOT

impact the

following settings:

 Bed Exit History

– Cleared

 Weight Change Alarm

– Cleared/Disabled

 Weight Change View

– Disabled

 Patient Adjust Weight

– Cleared

 Equipment Change

– Cleared

 Scale Calibration  Angle Calibration  Any Bed Exit Setting  Obstruction Sensors Enabling/Disabling  Nurse Call/Priority Call Selection  Patient Weight Display Unit Selection  LCD Display Language

Reset All Settings

From the SCALE Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the RESET ALL screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 DON’T RESET  RESET NOW

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Bed Exit Alarm History has been reset (if RESET NOW is selected). Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

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4.7 Service Menu

A Service Menu is available on Spirit Select™ beds. The Service Menu includes menu options that allow for the bed to be configured to best suit the needs of your healthcare facility. The Service Menu also includes menu options that are not typically accessed on a daily basis and/or are settings that are globally set for the healthcare facilty. Addtionally, in the rare event of component failure and/or malfunction, some bed features can be disabled in the Service Menu to restore bed functionality until the bed can be properly serviced.

The units that the patient weight is displayed in can be changed to suit the needs of your healthcare facility. This change can be easily made in the Scale Menu. See previous section for instructions.

Locking LCD Display Units

From the Service Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the LOCK LB/KG screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 LB  KG

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the LCD Display units have been locked. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

IMPORTANT: If the LCD Display units have been locked, the unit selection menu option WILL NOT appear in the Scale Menu.

The Nurse Call and Priority Call alarms annunciated by the bed can be separated to meet the alarm notification needs of your healthcare facility.

Setting Priority & Nurse Call

From the Service Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the PRIORITY CALL screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 PRIORITY + NURSE CALL  PRIORITY ONLY

4. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the Priority/Nurse Call settings have been changed. Press the

0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

NOTE:

Priority & Nurse Call settings can be further tailored. These adjustments can be done in the Maintenance Menu under the ADAVANCED CONFIGURATIONS menu option. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)for further assistance.

4.7.1 Locking LCD Display Units

4.7.2 Priority & Nurse Call Settings

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4.7.3 Obstruction Sensor Settings

In the rare event of component failure and/or malfunction, the obstruction sensor system can be disabled to restore bed functionality until the bed can be properly serviced

From the Service Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the OBSTRUCTION SENSORS screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 OBSTRUCTION SENSORS ENABLED  OBSTRUCTION SENSORS DISABLED

4. Press ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the obstruction sensor operation has been changed. Press the

0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen. An OBSTRUCTION SENSOR DISABLED warning will now

be displayed.

Disabled Obstruction Sensor Warning

On Spirit Select™ beds, when the obstruction sensors have been disabled and a downward motion of the bed platform (using any of the following: BED DOWN, TREND, rev.TREND, LEVEL ALL, or CHAIR position) is attempted, a warning message will be displayed during bed operation to remind staff that the obstruction sensors have been disabled.

WARNING

Disabling the obstruction sensors will disable a major safety device on the bed.

The obstruction sensors should only be disabled in the rare event that normal bed function has been impaired by the malfunction of a component in the obstruction sensing system.

Depending upon the preference of your healthcare facility, it is possible to set the origin for the head angle that is displayed on the second home page of the LCD display.

IMPORTANT: This setting impacts the displayed head angle when the bed is in a Trendelenburg, reversed Trendelenburg, or Chair position (ie: when the bed frame is not parallel with the floor).

HEA D T REN D 30° 0°

WA R NI N G OB S TR UC T IO N SE N SO R S DI S AB LE D

WARNING OBSTRUCTION SENSORS DISABLED

4.7.4 Head Angle Settings

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When the bed frame is in the horizontal position, the bed frame is parallel with the floor. In this case, the head angle that is displayed would be the same if either setting was selected.

Displayed head angle when measured:

 FROM FLOOR: 45°  FROM FRAME: 45°

However in a Trendelenburg, reverse Trendelenburg, or Chair position the bed frame is no longer in the horizontal position and the bed frame is now at an angle to the floor. In this case, the head angle that is displayed would differ depending upon which setting was selected.

Bed in a 14° Trendelenburg angle used in this example

Displayed head angle when measured:

 FROM FLOOR: 31°  FROM FRAME: 45°

Displayed head angle when measured FROM FLOOR

Displayed head angle when measured FROM FRAME

HEA D T REN D 31° 14°

HEA D T REN D 45° 14°

HEA D T REN D 45° 0°

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To Change Head Angle Origin

From the Service Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the HEAD ANGLE screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 FROM FLOOR  FROM FRAME

4. Press ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the head angle origin has been changed. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen.

To meet the display languages required in your healthcare facility the enhanced footboard staff control on Spirit Select™ beds has the ability to change the language that is displayed on LCD display.

From the Service Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the LANGUAGE screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option. The current selection (ENGLISH) will be shown.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available languages.

4. Press ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the display language has been changed. Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1-800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)for further assistance if alternate display languages are required.

The Service Menu includes menu options that will display the current software version of the various control boxes on the bed. This information can be useful to service personnel when servicing and/or troubleshooting the bed.

From the Service Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through available selections:

 CB10/CB11 VERSION  CB09 VERSION  HEAD ANGLE VERSION

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to make desired selection. The current software version on that

component will be displayed.

The Service Menu includes menu options allow service personnel to scroll through a list of options and features included on the bed. This information can be useful to service personnel when servicing and/or troubleshooting the bed.

4.7.5 Language Settings

4.7.6 Control Box Versions

4.7.7 Configuration List/Code

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4.8 Maintenance Menu

A Maintenance Menu is available on Spirit Select™ beds. The Maintenance Menu includes menu options that

are generally accessed when conducting scheduled maintenance. Also, the Maintenance Menu includes menu options that allow for the bed to be configured to work with the existing Nurse Call system in your

healthcare facility. Addtionally, in the rare event of component failure and/or malfunction, some of the bed’s

critical items can be disabled in the Maintenance Menu to restore partial bed functionality until the bed can be properly serviced.

IMPORTANT: To prevent unauthorized changes to bed settings, the Maintenance Menu can only be accessed after the access code has been successfully entered.

An access code is required before staff is permitted to access the Maintenance Menu.

Entering the Access Code

CHG Hospital Beds Access Code: 825

To enter the access code:

1. Use the UP/DOWN Arrow buttons to scroll to

each respective number of the access code.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to input each

number of the access code. The cursor will automatically shift to the next number when the ON/ENTER button is pressed.

3. When 825 has been inputted, press the

ON/ENTER button to enter the access code.

The Maintenance Menu is now unlocked. The first menu option in the Maintenance Menu will now be displayed.

The access code is not customizable

AND

IMPORTANT: If an incorrect Access Code is entered, a warning message will be displayed and the LCD display will automatically return to the

“ACCESS CODE” screen to allow for another

attempt.

AC C ESS CO D E 555

AC C ESS CO D E 825

MA I NTE N AC E ME N U PR E S S E N TE R

MA I NTE N AC E ME N U ME N U O P TI O N 1

IN V ALI D CO D E TR Y AG A IN

4.8.1 Inputting Access Code

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4.8.2 Disabling Manual CPR Release Items

In the rare event that the manual CPR release system requires service/repair, some manual CPR release related items can be disabled in the Maintenance Menu to restore partial bed functionality to facilitate servicing of the bed.

IMPORTANT: Disabling manual CPR release items may impair the safe operation of the bed. NEVER allow a patient to be placed in a bed if these manual CPR release items have been disabled.

WARNING

NEVER allow a patient to be placed in a bed if these manual CPR release items have been disabled if these items have been disabled. Disabling these items may result in unsafe bed operation. These items should only be disabled in the rare event that the manual CPR release system required service/repair.

The Nurse Call and other audio and TV. control functions can be configured to work with the existing Nurse Call and entertainment systems at your healthcare facility.

From the Maintenance Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the ADVANCED CONFIGURATION screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Press UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll through the items that can be configured.

 CORD OUT INTERLOCK  AUDIO TRANSFER INTERLOCK  NURSE CALL INTERLOCK  TV DATA POLARITY  NORMALLY CLOSED NURSE CALL

4. Press ON/ENTER button to make desired selection.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that the respective configurations have been changed. Press the

0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to the home screen. Contact Stryker Medical Technical Service toll free at 1800-327-0770 (USA) or 1-800-668-8323 (Canada)for further assistance.

In the event that your Spirit Select™ bed requires service, you may be asked to access this menu option by Stryker Medical Technical Service to aid in troubleshooting efforts.

From the Maintenance Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll to the DIAGNOSTIC MENU screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this menu option.

3. Follow instruction from Stryker Medical Technical Service representative.

4.8.3 Advanced Configurations

4.8.4 Diagnostic Menu

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4.9 Calibration

The scale or bed angle must be calibrated if any/all of the load cells or head deck (back rest) inclinometer (head angle sensor) has been replaced. The scale calibration procedure must be completed before the the bed can be fully operational. Additionally, until the scale has been calibrated, the scale, and/or any feature that uses the scale will not be available.

IMPORTANT: To ensure optimal scale performance CHG Hospital Beds strongly recommends calibrating the bed angle if the head deck (back rest) inclinometer (head angle sensor) or major bed component (i.e., Hi-Lo actuator, Hi-Lo spring, leg assemblies, frame component, caster assembly, etc.) has been replaced.

In most instances, calibration must be initiated by staff. However, if the CB10 control box has been replaced, the scale calibration process will automatically be prompted when the bed is first powered up. The LCD display will show the following message.

NOTE:

A scale or bed angle calibration attempt may be abandoned at any time. Simply press the

0.0/ZERO button at any time to “escape” to the home screen The scale and bed angle

calibration will, respectively, revert to their previous, successfully completed calibration settings to enable bed functionality.

Bed angle calibration is the first step in the scale calibration procedure. If the scale has just been calibrated or is about to be calibrated, there is no particular reason to calibrate the bed angle as a separate step.

Before begin the scale calibration procedure, it is recommended that the bed be cleared of all equipment (mattress, lines, etc). Ideally, the mattress deck should be bare.

Angle Calibration Procedure

From the Maintenance Menu:

1. Press the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to scroll

to the CALIBRATE ANGLE screen.

2. Press the ON/ENTER button to enter this

menu option.

3. Press HEAD DOWN button to flatten the

head section (back rest) of the mattress deck.

4. Press the ON/ENTER button once the head

section (back rest) of the mattress deck has been flattened

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that head deck (back rest) angle has been calibrated.

DO W N T O FL A T PR E S S E N TE R

LO W E R B AC K R ES T PR E S S E N TE R

CA L I BR A TE S CA L E PR E S S E N TE R

PA T I EN T WE I G HT UN C ALI B RA T E D

4.9.1 Angle Calibration

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5. Press KNEE DOWN button to flatten the

knee section of the mattress deck.

6. Press the ON/ENTER button once the knee

section of the mattress deck has been flattened

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that knee deck angle has been calibrated.

7. Press-and-hold the BED DOWN button to

lower the bed. The bed automatically stops when it has reached its fully lowered position.

8. Press the ON/ENTER button once the bed

has automatically stop when the bed has reached its fully lowered position.

The LCD display will display the following messages to indicate that the actuators have been synchronized.

An audible chirp will sound to indicate that bed angle has been successfully calibrated.

 Press the 0.0/ZERO button to “escape” to

the home screen if only the angles required calibration.

 Continue with the rest of the scale

calibration procedure as instructed in the following section.

IMPORTANT: Because of manufacturing tolerances, the mass of the bed alone may be insufficient to completely compress the Hi-Lo springs. To ensure that the bed is sitting completely flat (the mattress deck is perfectly parallel with floor) when in the lowest position, CHG Hospital Beds recommends that the bed angle is calibrated with at least 60kg (132.2 lbs) on the bed.

Hint: Perform bed angle calibration with a patient or another staff personnel lying on the bed.

LO W E R K NE E PR E S S E N TE R

SYN C HR O N IZ I N G HEA D A C TU A T OR

SYN C HR O N IZ I N G KN E E A C TUA T OR

AN G LE C AL I B RA T IO N IS CO M PLE T E

SYN C HR O N IZ I N G HIL O A C TU A T OR S

DO W N T O FL A T PR E S S E N TE R

LEV E L & LE V EL PR E S S E N TE R

BE D TO F LO O R PR E S S E N TE R