Daiwha DI-6000 User manual

Medical Device Guide
This is a medical device.
Product Name: Infusion Pump
Model Name: DI-6000
Product license: 14-1443
Product life span: N/A

Foreword
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Foreword
Thank you for choosing Daiwha DI-6000.
DI-6000 is an infusion pump manufactured by Daiwha Corporation.
This manual contains standard specifications. Contents may vary according to the specifications of
the product purchased. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice after
performance improvements.
Please contact us if you have questions about this manual or the product purchased.
 Manufacturer: Daiwha Corporation
 Address: Daiwha Building, 33-gil 3 (Yeoksam-dong), Yeoksam-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea
 Phone: [phone]
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Germany)
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accurate. Daiwha Corporation is not responsible for any conditions arising from inaccuracy of
information or typographical errors.
ⓒ 2017 DAIWHA CORPORATION Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Contents
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Contents
1. Safety Instructions ................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Indications of signal words.............................................................................................. 1
1.2 Warning ........................................................................................................................ 1
1.3 General Caution ............................................................................................................. 2
1.4 Responsibilities of manufacturer ...................................................................................... 4
1.5 User obligations ............................................................................................................. 4
1.6 Symbols ........................................................................................................................ 5
2. Names and Functions ............................................................................................. 6
2.1 Front panel .................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 Rear panel ..................................................................................................................... 7
2.3 Names and functions of each button ................................................................................ 8
2.4 LCD screen display region ............................................................................................... 9
2.5 Alarm icon display unit ................................................................................................. 10
2.6 Information display unit ................................................................................................ 11
2.7 I.V Set installation unit ................................................................................................. 11
2.8 Components ................................................................................................................ 13
3. Installation ........................................................................................................... 14
3.1 Mounting the product and connecting the power ............................................................ 14
3.2 Connecting the external power ...................................................................................... 15
3.3 Mounting I.V Set .......................................................................................................... 16
3.4 Mounting the drop sensor (optional) .............................................................................. 18
4. Injection Modes ................................................................................................... 20
4.1 Settings for each injection mode ................................................................................... 20
4.2 Normal Infusion ........................................................................................................... 21
4.2.1 Setting the flow rate and total volume .............................................................. 21
4.2.2 Setting the remaining time ............................................................................... 22
4.3 Drug Infusion .............................................................................................................. 24
4.4 Dosage Infusion ........................................................................................................... 25
4.5 Secondary injection mode ............................................................................................. 26
4.6 Infusion relay mode ..................................................................................................... 28

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5. Operation ............................................................................................................. 30
5.1 Power on/off ................................................................................................................ 30
5.2 Standby status (before operation) .................................................................................. 31
5.2.1 Setting the I.V. Set Code .................................................................................. 31
5.3 Infusion start (operation started) and stop ..................................................................... 32
5.4 Operation status ........................................................................................................... 32
5.4.1 Initializing Infusion Information and I.Vol .......................................................... 32
5.4.2 Bolus (Purge) Injection Mode ........................................................................... 33
5.4.3 Titration-normal injection mode ........................................................................ 33
5.5 Viewing the infused volume and remaining time .............................................................. 34
5.6 Key Lock button function ............................................................................................... 34
5.7 History function ............................................................................................................ 34
5.8 Standby time function ................................................................................................... 35
5.9 VTBI (Volume to be Infused) function ............................................................................ 35
6. Custom Settings ................................................................................................... 37
6.1 Menu list ..................................................................................................................... 37
6.2 Infusion Setting ............................................................................................................ 39
6.3 Dosage Setting ............................................................................................................. 40
6.4 Device Setting .............................................................................................................. 41
6.4.1 Alarm & Volume .............................................................................................. 41
6.4.2 Sensor ............................................................................................................ 42
6.4.3 History ........................................................................................................... 42
6.4.4 Etc 42
6.5 Default value ............................................................................................................... 44
6.6 Service Mode ............................................................................................................... 45
6.6.1 Access Service Mode ........................................................................................ 46
7. Alarms and Actions .............................................................................................. 47
7.1 Alarm devices .............................................................................................................. 47
7.2 Alarm priorities ............................................................................................................. 48
7.3 Down Occlusion alarm .................................................................................................. 48
7.4 Up occlusion alarm ....................................................................................................... 49
7.5 Air bubble alarm ........................................................................................................... 49
7.6 Door open alarm .......................................................................................................... 50
7.7 Drop sensor alarm ........................................................................................................ 50
7.8 Battery Overheating Alarm ............................................................................................ 51

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7.9 Empty battery alarm ..................................................................................................... 51
7.10 Low battery alarm ........................................................................................................ 52
7.11 AC/DC removal power alarm ......................................................................................... 52
7.12 K.V.O alarm ................................................................................................................. 52
7.13 Complete Alarm ........................................................................................................... 53
7.14 Near complete alarm .................................................................................................... 53
7.15 Standby alarm ............................................................................................................. 54
7.16 Time out alarm ............................................................................................................ 54
7.17 Error codes .................................................................................................................. 55
8. Maintenance and Storage .................................................................................... 57
8.1 Inspection ................................................................................................................... 57
8.2 Cleaning and Disinfection .............................................................................................. 57
8.3 Storage ....................................................................................................................... 58
8.4 Replacement cycle ....................................................................................................... 58
8.5 Product disposal .......................................................................................................... 58
9. Technical Specification ........................................................................................ 59
9.1 Specifications .............................................................................................................. 59
9.2 Functional specifications ............................................................................................... 61
9.3 Occlusion detection properties....................................................................................... 62
9.4 Compatible I.V Sets ...................................................................................................... 62
9.5 Memory Function ......................................................................................................... 63
9.6 Classification ............................................................................................................... 63
9.7 Electromagnetic information .......................................................................................... 63
9.8 Drop sensor functions ................................................................................................... 64
9.9 Characteristic curves .................................................................................................... 64
10. Appendix .............................................................................................................. 66
10.1 EMC declaration ........................................................................................................... 66
10.2 Document History ....................................................................................................... 70

Safety Instructions
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1. Safety Instructions
Cautions to be exercised for safe use of this device are described in this section.
Inspect and service the device regularly for long-term safe use of this device.
Caution
 For more information how to operate the product, refer to User’s Manual.
 Only the service staff authorized by the Daiwha Corporation can service
the product or modify its circuits.
1.1 Indications of signal words
Safety precautions are classified as the following categories according to the degree and
urgency of the expected risk or damage. Be sure to read the following precautions before use
of the product Use the product only according to the operation procedures in this manual.
Signal Word Meaning
Danger If violated, it can result in death or serious injury.
Warning If violated, it may result in death or personal injury.
Caution If violated, it may result in minor injury or property damage
(e.g. damage to the product).
1.2 Warning
 Be careful not to soak or touch the inlet part connected to the external power with wet
hands.
 Electric shock or short circuit may occur.
 Do not store or use the product near flammable anesthetics, liquids, or gases.
 There is risk of fire or explosion.
 Do not use the pump in an area where radiation or MRI equipment is used or high-pressure
oxidation occurs.
 There is possibility of malfunction, damage, product degradation, or explosion.
 Do not store or use the pump near flammable liquids or gases.
 There is risk of fire or explosion.
 Do not use the product in areas where strong high frequency and magnetic fields are
generated or areas where high pressure oxidation occurs.
 This may cause malfunction or performance degradation.
 Do not use the pump in the environment where excessive positive or negative pressure
occurs such as extracorporeal circulation circuit.
 Infusion accuracy check and lock alarming may not work properly.

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 Do not place the pump in a humid place or where active gas (inclusive disinfection gas)
exists.
 This environment may affect the internal electrical part and can cause function
degradation or damage.
 Accurately check the infusion volume, infusion speed, infusion time, and settings before
injection.
 This product has no infusion control device so any injection problem or fatal error may
occur.
 Always check for injection problem or functions of the product if the pump receives a
strong impact.
 This product has no device to determine those errors.
 Check if I.V Set is properly installed to the product.
 If the JOG dial has come off, stop using the pump.
1.3 General Caution
Installing the product
 Be careful of vibration or shock when transporting or moving the product.
 Install in a place where the product is not affected by temperature, humidity, and
atmospheric pressure.
 Always keep the product clean.
 Avoid a place with direct sunlight.
Using the external power
 The power cord must be plugged into a grounded outlet for hospital use and check the
flow rated voltage and frequency in advance.
 Do not use 2-wire extension cables that have not been grounded.
 Always check if there is no problem in the power connection before use.
 Do not connect the product with AC and DC powers together.
 Check for polarity and voltage when using the DC power.
Use with battery
 Pay attention to the time of use when using the product with battery power.
 Can be used for approximately 10 hours in a flow rate of 25 ml/h after fully charged.
 Connect the power cord to the product for charging when an alarm rings and Low Battery
appears on the front LCD.
 When battery power is not used for a long time, charge the battery at least one time a
month to prevent battery life reduction.
 Fully recharge the battery if possible, since the battery charging lasts for approx. 6 hours
after being completely discharged.
 The battery capacity is indicated on the battery capacity display bar.

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 Replace the battery if its usage time significantly decreases even in full charge condition.
 Contact the dealer to replace the battery.
Using for other purposes
 Do not use product if it is wet.
 Do not open or disassemble the product.
 To prevent errors, check if the labels are attached on the infusion pump and tube.
 Check the infusion pump setting and monitor the patient to check for extremely high or low
dose.
 Be sure to plan and prepare for failures of the infusion pump in advance.
 All possible actions must be taken to prevent and cope with pump issues.
 Pressure is eliminated when the Occlusion alarm occurs because the Anti-Bolus function is
automatically activated in which unintended infusion does not occur. Be careful not to inject
medication before discharging pressure
 The maximum infusion pressure is 1050 mmHg.
 Injection is immediately stopped in failure status so unintended infusion does not occur.
When the failure continuously occurs, contact the dealer or headquarters.
 Check for infusion difference in the following situation.
 In case of using fluid of high viscosity such as Dextrose 50 %.
 When infusion is not made because the active time of the occlusion alarm is long
due to low flow rate of the infusion.
 When using in the environment other than ambient temperature of 10-40 ℃,
relative humidity of 20-90 %, and atmospheric pressure of 70-106 kha.
Cleaning the product
 Do not sterilize device with autoclave or EO (Ethylene Oxide) gas.
 Do not use thinner, solvent, benzene, ammonia, or acetone to clean the product. Use wet
gauze and wipe out moisture with smooth dry fabric.
 Do not soak the product in water or dry it by force.
When injecting drug
 Regularly check for product operation and patient status.
 Use the Lock function for safe use for settings not to be changed even though pressing any
buttons during operation.
 Inspect to prevent I.V Set damage such as leakage or filter burst.
Using I.V Set
 Use I.V Set exclusive for drug infusion pump.
 The intended flow rate may not be satisfied if the designated I.V Set is not used and
this may cause air or occlusion alarms. If the designated I.V Set cannot be used,
inquire the dealer or headquarters.

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 Do not reuse I.V Set.
 If I.V Set is used again, this may cause failures of sensors and infusion volume.
 When using for a long time (more than 12 hours), change the location of I.V Set
Tube by 15 cm or more. Use it within the error range as instructed.
 Do not mount I.V Set with extended.
 Error may occur in flow rate or infusion volume.
 Mount I.V Set in place.
 Free flow or leakage may occur if not accurately mounted.
 Do not connect other devices that can inject drugs in the I.V Set line (Patient Line).
 It may affect the flow rate, infusion volume, and alarming.
1.4 Responsibilities of manufacturer
This product is a medical device. The manufacture or dealer has responsibility for normal
operation and safety in the following cases:
 If genuine parts approved by the company
 If serviced or repaired by the company or an agency delegated by the company
 If properly used as instructed
 If the product is damaged not by user fault
1.5 User obligations
The user must regularly maintain the product for electrical and mechanical safety (Common
electrical and mechanical standards (Ministry of Food and Drug Safety No. 2015-115) / IEC
60601- 1:2012). The owner of the product must guarantee the maintenance or repair work.
For more information, see 8. Maintenance and Storage.

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1.6 Symbols
The following marks and symbols are attached on the product and this User's Guide. Be
familiar with the meanings of each mark and symbol, and follow their instructions.
Symbols Description Symbols Description
DC AC
Manufactured date Manufacturer
Device Complies With The
Requirements Of The EC Di
rective 93/42/EEC.
Caution
A CF type pump. Serial Number
IP32 Protection from dust and d
ropping water Reference Number
Authorized EU representativ
e
WEEE
See instructions for use

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2. Names and Functions
2.1 Front panel
No. Name Function
1 Door Clamp Use to open or close the door.
2 Injection display LED
(Green)
 It`s blinking from right to left indicates that injection is
in progress.
 With only right LED turned on, it indicates that
injection is stopped in standby mode.
3
AC/DC power connecti
on LED
(Orange)
 LED turns off when battery power is used.
 LED turns on when the AC power is connected.
4 Buttons See details in the following section for buttons.
5 JOG dial
 Turn JOG dial to choose a menu item or to adjust its
value
 Press the JOG button for saving the adjusted value of
a menu item.
6 LCD screen display re
gion See the following section for LCD screen display.

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2.2 Rear panel
No. Name
1 Lock
2 Nurse Call Connector
3 Drop Sensor Connector
4 USB port (used for maintenance)
5 DC power port
6 Docking Station Connector (To connect an optional Docking Station)
7 Fuse
8 AC power port
Caution
 Open the Cover of Docking Station Connector when using the DOCKING
system.
 Do not arbitrarily remove it for other purposes.

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2.3 Names and functions of each button
UI Name Function
JOG
 Turn the JOG dial to choose a menu item or to adjust its value
 Press the JOG button for saving the adjusted value of a menu
item.
 JOG only moves the cursor from the left to the right in digits. (Use
MUTE(right) button to move the cursor to the right)
 Turn JOG clockwise to increase the digit number. Turn JOG
counterclosewise to decrease the digit number.
BOLUS
/SAVE
 When the BOLUS button is pressed during infusion or paused
state, infusion is performed by the flow rate and volume set at the
Infusion Setting Menu (BOLUS volume and flow rate).
 To change the setting, press BOLUS/SAVE button.
 To Save the adjusted setting, push BOLUS/SAVE or JOG to set
OK.
POWER
 When the POWER button is pressed, the power of the product
immediately turns on.
 The power of the product turns off by pressing and holding The
POWER button.
CLEAR
/BACK
 Cancels a setup operation or returns to the upper menu from a sub
menu when the CLEAR/BACK button is pressed.
 Used to reset the input values in the setup menu.
START
/STOP
 After the setup, if you press the START/STOP button, it starts
infusion.
 If the START/STOP button is pressed again, infusion is paused.
MENU  Moves to the setup mode for the selected sub menu.
 Moves the cursor to the left for setting the input values.
MUTE  Turns off the alarm when the alarm rings.
 Moves the cursor to the right for setting the input values
LOCK  When LOCK button is pressed, the buttons other than
START/STOP button and POWER button do not operate.

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2.4 LCD screen display region
No. Name Name
1 DPS Indicates that Up (↑) & Down (↓) Occlusion is being made.
2 Alarm Paused Indicates that alarm is paused.
3 Purge Indicates that PURGE infusion is being made.
4 KVO Indicates that KVO infusion is being made.
5 BOL Indicates that BOLUS infusion is being made.
6 LOCK Indicates that KEYS are Lock/Unlock.
7 Battery Indicates remaining battery.
8 F. Rate Indicates Flow Rate setting value
9 I. Vol Indicates Infused Volume setting value
(Switch to R.Time setting value by pressing MUTE button)
10 T. Vol Indicates Total Volume setting value
Battery capacity display
No. Battery Charge
Status Status Display Remarks
1 70 % ~ 100%
2 50 % ~ 75%
3 25 % ~ 50%

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4 15 % ~ 25% Battery Low alarm
5 7 % ~ 15%
Battery Low status
Battery Empty alarm
(shown in red)
6
~ 7 %
Battery Empty stat
us
7 Being Charged
8 Charging Complete
9 Connected to DC p
ower
Caution
 When the DC power is connected, the product operates without charging.
2.5 Alarm icon display unit
The Alarm Icon Display unit checks each sensor and displays the state of the pump.
No. Name Description
1 OCCLUSION This is displayed in red when the Up/Down Occlusion reaches the
set level.
2 DOOR This is displayed in red when the DOOR is open.
3 AIR This is displayed in red when AIR is sensed.

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No. Name Description
4 IV SET This is displayed in red when an I.V Set is not installed.
2.6 Information display unit
Displays the I.V Set installed in the pump and the set drug.
No. Name Description
1 I.V Set Displays name of the fluid set (I.V Set).
R. Time is displayed during infusion.
2 Drug
Displays the name of the drug.
Displays the alarm which has been turned off after turn off the
alarm.
2.7 I.V Set installation unit

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No. Name
1 I.V Set Holder
2 Air Sensor
3 Slide Clip home
4 Manual Clamp
5 Down Occlusion Sensor
6 Door Latch
7 Pumping Unit
8 Up Occlusion Sensor

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2.8 Components
No. Name Image
1 Power cable
2 User Manual
3 Drop Sensor
(sold separately)

Installation
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3. Installation
3.1 Mounting the product and connecting the power
1. Connection the I.V Pole stand
 Turn the pole handle of the pole
clamp to fix to the I.V Pole stand.
Caution
 Use the product in a horizontal position. The product can be used in a vertical
position in case of emergency or depending on the operating environment.