EQUILAB MTM-I User manual

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Patch Insulin Pump System MTM-I
Patch Insulin Pump System
Instruction Manual

1 Foreward 1
2 Brief Introduction 1
2.1 Indications 1
2.2 Patients 1
2.3 Contraindications 2
2.4 Before Use 2
2.5 How to Use This Guide 3
2.6 Getting Help 3
2.7 Prepare for Emergencies 4
2.8 Insulin Pump Precautions 4
2.9 Portable Diabetes Assistant
(PDA) Precautions 5
2.10 Blood Glucose Test Module
Precautions 5
2.11 Important Safety Information 6
3 Component Descriptions 8
3.1 Pump System Components 8
3.2 Accessories 8
4 Getting Started 11
4.1 PDA Setup 11
4.2 Charging the Batteries 15
4.3 Settings Wizard 17
4.4 Home Screen 24
4.5 Lock Screen 27
5 Basal Rate Adjustment 29
5.1 Understanding Basal Rate 29
5.2 Base Basal Rate 29
5.3 Editing Basal Programs (List Display） 29
5.4 Editing Basal Programs (Graph Display） 33
5.5 Activating a Basal Program 34
5.6 Temporary Basal Rate 35
5.7 Settings 36
6 Boluses 38
6.1 Understanding Boluses 38
6.2 Manual Boluses 38
6.3 Bolus Presets 39
6.4 Extended Boluses 41
6.5 Quick Bolus 44
6.6 Canceling a Bolus 46
6.7 Settings 47
Table of Contents

7 Therapy Setup 49
7.1 Infusion Set Setup 49
7.2 Removing the Infusion Set 51
7.3 Filling the Reservoir 51
7.4 Assembling Reservoir to Pump 54
7.5 Disassembling the Reservoir 55
8 Replacing the Patch Pump 56
9 Replacing the Reservoir 64
9.1 Setup 64
10 The Built-in Blood Glucose Meter 70
10.1 Operating Principle 70
10.2 Application 70
10.3 Blood Sampling 70
10.4 Lancet Removal 73
10.5 Ejecting Test Strips 75
10.6 Testing Blood Glucose 75
10.7 Comparing Meter and Lab
Results 77
10.8 Quality Control Tests 78
10.9 Entering Your Glucose
Reading Manually 81
10.10 Settings 82
10.11 Blood Glucose Meter
Troubleshotting 84
11 Bolus Calculator 85
11.1 Introduction 85
11.2 Using the Bolus Calculator 86
11.3 Settings 89
12 History 91
12.1 Viewing Your History 91
12.2 Historical Averages 93
13 General Settings 95
13.1 Time and Date 95
13.2 About the System 95
13.3 Language 96
13.4 Memory Card 96
13.5 Display 96
13.6 User Settings 97
13.7 Bluetooth 97
14 Additional Features 100

14.1 Audio Player 100
14.2 Auto-Off 100
14.3 Food Database 100
15 Suspend/Resume 101
15.1 How to Suspend/Resume 101
16 Alarms and Troubleshooting 103
16.1 Patch Pump Alarms 105
16.2 PDA Alarms 106
16.3 Alarm System Delay 107
17 Maintenance 108
17.1 Cleaning 108
17. 2 Avoid Extreme Temperatures 108
17. 3 Avoid Immersion in Water 109
17.4 Test Strips 109
17. 5 Control Solution 110
17.6 X-Ray, MRI, and CT Scans 112
17.7 Wireless Connection 112
17. 8 Precautions 112
17.9 Disposal 113
17.10 Transportation 113
17.11 Storage 113
17.12 Other Considerations 114
18 Specifications 115
18.1 General Specifications 115
18.2 Delivery 116
18.3 Blood Glucose Meter 116
18.4 Bolus Calculator 117
18.5 Bolus Delivery 117
18.6 Infusion Precision 117
18.7 Occlusion Detection
(Maximum Infusion Pressure) 118
18.8 Occlusion Alarm Time 118
18.9 Overdose/Underdose 118
18.10 Electromagnetic
Compatibility 119
19 Appendix 124
19.1 Symbols 124

Equil® Patch Insulin Pump System
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1 Foreward
Thank you for choosing the Equil®
patch insulin pump system. We believe
that Equil® will help you gain better control
of your diabetes and will help you live a
healthy and active life.
This user guide is designed to help
you understand insulin pump therapy and
the operation of your Equil® patch pump.
We strongly recommend that you work
closely with your healthcare professional
to ensure you understand the pump
functions and can begin therapy safely and
effectively.
2 Introduction
2.1 Indications
This product is intended for
subcutaneous (beneath the skin) delivery
of insulin at set and variable rates for
the management of diabetes mellitus
in persons requiring insulin and for the
quantitative measurement of glucose in
fresh whole capillary blood (in vitro).
2.2 Patients
•This insulin pump system is suitable
for patients with diabetes requiring short-
term or long-term insulin pump therapy.
•The blood glucose test function of
the portable controller is suitable for
measuring the blood sugar level of whole
blood samples that meet the following
requirements:
1Hematocrit range of 30% to 55%.
2Triglyceride concentration does
not exceed 3,000 mg/dL or cholesterol