LINET LINIS SafetyPort User manual

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System for automated transfer
and visualisation of various data
from LINET® beds
D9U001SW2-0110
Version: 03
Publication Date: 2020-11
Instructions for Use
and Technical Description

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Manufacturer:
LINET spol. s r. o.
Želevčice 5
274 01 Slaný
Czech Republic
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.linet.com
LINIS SafetyPort
System for automated transfer and visualisation of various data from LINET® beds
Release date: 20. November 2020
Author: LINET spol. s r. o.
Link: www.linet.com
D9U001SW2-0110
Version: 03
Publication Date: 2020-11
Copyright © LINET spol. s r. o., 2020
Translation © LINET spol. s r. o., 2020
All rights reserved. All trademarks or names are the property of the respective owners. LINET s.r.o. reserves the right to
change the specifi cations at any time without notice. The information contained in this document is presented by LINET®
in an eff ort to provide accurate and correct information. However, LINET® is not responsible for the consequences of
using this information, patent infringement, or other third party rights arising out of the use of this information.

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1 Symbols and Defi nitions...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Warning Notices ................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1.1 Types of Warning Notices..................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1.2 Warning Structure................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Instructions ........................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Lists ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 Product Symbols .................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.5 Visual Signalization............................................................................................................................................... 6
1.6 Defi nition............................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.7 Abbreviations........................................................................................................................................................ 8
2 Safety Instructions................................................................................................................................................ 9
2.1 Safety Guidelines ................................................................................................................................................. 9
3 Intended Use ....................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.1 Application Environment..................................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Compatibility ....................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.3 Contraindications................................................................................................................................................ 10
3.4 User population .................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.5 Personal Data Protection.................................................................................................................................... 10
3.6 Ambient Conditions ............................................................................................................................................ 10
3.7 Storage Conditions ..............................................................................................................................................11
4 Product Description............................................................................................................................................ 11
4.1 Modules of the product ....................................................................................................................................... 12
4.1.1 Data Transfer Modules ....................................................................................................................................... 12
4.1.2 Clinical Dashboard Module................................................................................................................................. 12
5 Technical Description......................................................................................................................................... 13
5.1 Technical Requirements on the Part of the Customer........................................................................................ 13
5.2 Mode of sending messages................................................................................................................................ 13
5.3 Transferable Status Data.................................................................................................................................... 14
6 Electrical Specifi cations..................................................................................................................................... 18
6.1 Electrical Specifi cations...................................................................................................................................... 18
6.2 Electronic Compatibility ...................................................................................................................................... 19
7 Installation........................................................................................................................................................... 20
7.1 Ports required for communication....................................................................................................................... 20
7.2 Installation steps................................................................................................................................................. 20
7.2.1 Tag Installation.................................................................................................................................................... 21
7.2.2 Transporting the Bed .......................................................................................................................................... 21
8 Uninstallation ...................................................................................................................................................... 22
9 Putting into Service ............................................................................................................................................ 22
10 System Notifi cations .......................................................................................................................................... 22
10.1 Notifi cation after expiration of the license based on the lenght of licence agreement........................................ 22
11 Using the system ................................................................................................................................................ 22
11.1 Conditions of Use ............................................................................................................................................... 22
11.2 Known Technical Problems................................................................................................................................. 22
11.3 Security............................................................................................................................................................... 22
11.4 Administration Interface...................................................................................................................................... 23
11.4.1 Software version................................................................................................................................................. 23
11.4.2 LOGIN ................................................................................................................................................................ 23
11.4.3 SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................................................... 25
11.4.4 HOSPITAL .......................................................................................................................................................... 26
11.4.5 BEDS.................................................................................................................................................................. 30
11.4.6 USERS .............................................................................................................................................................. 36
11.5 Dashboard (User Interface) ................................................................................................................................ 37
11.5.1 Column Settings ................................................................................................................................................. 38
11.5.2 Session Detail..................................................................................................................................................... 39
11.5.3 Care Notes ......................................................................................................................................................... 41
11.5.4 Mobilization Overview......................................................................................................................................... 42
11.5.5 Statistics Section ................................................................................................................................................ 43
11.5.6 Insights Section .................................................................................................................................................. 44
11.5.7 Ending session ................................................................................................................................................... 44
11.5.8 History of all sessions......................................................................................................................................... 45
11.5.9 Detail of ended session ...................................................................................................................................... 47
12 Malfunctions and Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................... 48
12.1 Contact on Customer Service............................................................................................................................. 49
13 Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................................ 50
13.1 System Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................... 50
13.2 Spare Parts......................................................................................................................................................... 50
14 Disposal............................................................................................................................................................... 51
14.1 Environmental Protection ................................................................................................................................... 51
14.2 Disposal within Europe ....................................................................................................................................... 51
14.3 Disposal outside Europe..................................................................................................................................... 51
15 Warranty .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
Table of Contents

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1 Symbols and Defi nitions
1.1 Warning Notices
1.1.1 Types of Warning Notices
Warning notices are diff erentiated according to the type of hazard using the following signal words:
CAUTION warns of the risk of material damage.
WARNING warns of the risk of personal injury.
DANGER warns of the risk of fatal injury.
1.1.2 Warning Structure
SIGNAL WORD!
Type and source of danger!
Precautions to avoid danger.
1.2 Instructions
Instruction structure:
►Perform this step.
Results, if necessary.
1.3 Lists
Bulleted list structure:
Level 1 list
□ Level 2 list
● Level 3 list

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1.4 Product Symbols
Read the Instructions for Use
Warning
CE marking in accordance with EU regulations
Appliance for use indoors
Protection from electric current – type B applied parts
WEEE symbol
Recycle as electronic waste!
Do not put into the household waste!
Reference number (product type dependent on confi guration)
Serial number
Eleganza 5 bed or Eleganza 4 bed is connected to server via LAN/WLAN.
This is one condition of data sending but not the suffi cient one!
Eleganza 5 bed or Eleganza 4 bed is not connected to server via LAN/WLAN.
Multicare bed is connected to server via LAN/WLAN.
This is one condition of data sending but not the suffi cient one!
Multicare bed is not connected to server via LAN/WLAN.

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Datapoints (monitored
statuses) Visual Signalization Meaning
Bed Monitoring Status
The patient moves on the bed.
The patient left the bed.
The Bed Exit Alarm has been turned OFF.
Out of Bed Status
Bed Exit Alarm is ON, patient is IN bed.
Bed Exit Alarm is OFF, patient is IN bed.
Bed Exit Alarm is ON, patient is OUT of bed.
Bed Exit Alarm is OFF, patient is OUT of bed.
Safety Position
Safety Position monitoring is activated.
Safety Position monitoring is turned off .
Siderails
All siderails are up.
Left head siderails and right siderail are
down.
Any siderail down. (Applies on Eleganza 4
bed equipped with PB 43)
Brakes
Brakes are locked. Bed is braked.
Brakes are unlocked. Bed is unbraked.
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Datapoints (monitored
statuses) Visual Signalization Meaning
Lowest position +
Heightlock
Lowest position is ON.
Lowest position is OFF.
Lowest position is ON, Heightlock is activat-
ed.
Lowest position is OFF, Heightlock is activat-
ed.
Backrest Angle + Lock
Shows the current angle of Backrest in de-
grees and if locked, then it shows a lock next
to the angle
Trendelenburg
Shows the current longitudinal tilt - values: TX
angle value (e.g. TX 10 meaning 10 degrees
angle, feet higher than head) / ATX angle val-
ue (e.g. ATX 15 meaning 15 degrees angle,
head higher than feet )
Lateral tilt
Shows the current lateral tilt - values: R angle
value (e.g. R 15, patient tilted 15 degrees
to the right) / L angle value (e.g. L10 patient
tilted 10 degrees to the left)
Patient weight
Current weight of the patient.
Calfrest Angle + lock
Shows the current angle of calfrest in de-
grees and if locked, then it shows a lock next
to the angle.
Foot Control Lock
Icons of open and closed lock based on
whether the Foot Control is locked or not.
Integrated Mattres
Indicates if any active mattress is connected
to the bed.
Bed Type
Value is inserted by the technician during the
installation process.
Disconnected
If the bed is disconnected/ not sending data,
there will be no data shown in the table and
whole row will be covered by “disconnected”
overlay. Only the last location, name and note
are persisted.
20°
ATX 15°
L 10°
120 lbs/Kg
Opticare -X/Opticare /
Symbioso / -
Disconnected
MC, MCLE, MCX,
E5, E4, E3, E3XC
20*

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1.6 Defi nition
Alarm Bed Exit Alarm (alarm signal)
melody: 3 beeps, pause, 2 beeps, longer pause, 3 beeps, pause,
2 beeps
Alert Information signal (other than alarm signal)
Datapoint Monitorable status of a compatible bed connected to the LINIS
SafetyPort system
LINIS server Place where the LINIS SafetyPort system is installed (LINIS server
belongs to customer.)
Session Item in the LINIS SafetyPort system that contains all records of
monitored statuses connected with one patient
1.7 Abbreviations
EMC Electromagnetic compatibility
EMR Electronic Medical Record
HIS Hospital Information System
HL7 Health Level Seven (international standards for transfer of
clinical and administrative data)
IM Integration Module
LAN Local Area Network
NDA Non-Disclosure Agreement
OFF Turned off
ON Turned on
SW Software
VPN Virtual Private Network
WEEE Waste electrical and electronic equipment
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network
IOT Internet of things
Datapoints (monitored
statuses) Visual Signalization Meaning
Session ID
Shows the number of session.
Session Started
Indicates the date sesssion was started.
e.g. 815
e.g. 10/22/2020

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2 Safety Instructions
WARNING!
Manufacturer does not determine how to use data received in the hospital information system!
The customer is responsible for setting which data will be received in the hospital information system and for
using this data anyhow he/she wants.
WARNING!
Operation of the Medical Device Data System in IT web could lead to the previously not identifi ed risks for
patients, users and any third party!
It is recommended for each customer to identify, analyse and manage these risks.
WARNING!
Additional changes of IT web could lead to the occurrence of new risks! These changes could require an addi-
tional analysis!
The customer cannot upgrade or migrate the server without the assistance of LINET’s service department and IT
department!
WARNING!
If a network failure occurs, the data is not received and is irretrievably lost!
WARNING!
LINIS SafetyPort system sends data only if the bed is connected to the mains power!
2.1 Safety Guidelines
Before use:
►Before using the system, please familiarise yourself with the Instructions for Use and carry out all operations in
accordance with them.
► These instructions provide the information necessary for the safe operation of LINIS SafetyPort. Please read the
instructions carefully and in full. If any part is not clear to you, please contact the manufacturer´s Service Depart-
ment for clarifi cation.
► These instructions should serve as a supplementary document on the LINIS SafetyPort system and are not meant
to replace staff training.
► These instructions must be available at every LINIS SafetyPort system and users must know where they are kept.
► A bed equipped with LINIS SafetyPort should be used only when it is in perfect condition.
► Use only LINET® power supply and accessories.
► Never use damaged equipment. Using damaged equipment may result in malfunctions or system errors.
►If the Instructions for Use are not followed, this could cause injury to the patient, damage to the bed, the inaccu-
rate display of information or a system malfunction.

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3 Intended Use
LINIS SafetyPort is intended to be used to increase effi ciency of healthcare personnel workfl ows by saving their time
spent on documentation and eliminating errors. This is achieved by automated recording of diff erent parameters of medi-
cal beds and their subsequent transfer to various hospital systems in HL7 format.
Optional feature LINIS SafetyPort Dashboard is intended to save time the healthcare personnel spends on checking
diff erent beds at their workspace and to provide them with both near real-time data and their aggregation to be able to
check the history of provided care.
LINIS SafetyPort may be used in various healthcare environments, including both intensive and non-intensive care units
as well as units providing speciality care to a broad population of patients. The product is intended to be used by variety
of healthcare personnel who have the cognitive skills to operate the product and are trained to use the product.
3.1 Application Environment
►medical facilities
3.2 Compatibility
The LINIS SafetyPort system can be used only with the following beds:
► Multicare X
►Multicare
►Multicare LE
►Eleganza 5
►Eleganza 4
► Eleganza 3XC
►Eleganza 3
3.3 Contraindications
The system LINIS SafetyPort is contraindicated for the following use:
► Use for any bed other than Multicare X, Multicare, Multicare LE, Eleganza 4, Eleganza 5, Eleganza 3XC, Elegan-
za 3.
3.4 User population
► Hospital personnel that is responsible for HIS (Hospital Information System) management and integration, who
was trained to use the Administration interface.
3.5 Personal Data Protection
The records are completely anonymous and the system does not work with the patient’s name or identifi cation number.
3.6 Ambient Conditions
The LINIS SafetyPort system must be used and stored under the following conditions:
Ambient temperature 10 °C – 35 °C
Relative humidity 30% to 75%
Atmospheric pressure 795 – 1060 hPa
Environmental conditions 2011/65/EU (RoHS), 2002/96/EC (WEEE)
Electromagnetic compatibility CISPR 11:2015

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Fig. LINIS SafetyPort system connection diagram
1
7
8
9
10
3
4 5
6
The system is not suitable for:
► Environments containing fl ammable gases (except oxygen).
3.7 Storage Conditions
1 week -20 °C – 45 °C
1 month -20°C – 35°C
4 Product Description
LINIS SafetyPort is a medical device data system for capturing and transferring data from LINET beds into SafetyPort
Dashboard and third party systems, including nurse calls, EHR and digital whiteboards. Through automation and digital-
ization of hospital processes, LINIS SafetyPort helps to prevent and eliminate human mistakes, increases effi ciency of
healthcare personnel workfl ows and provides evidence of the care provided.
Due to LINET’s unique sensors and technology, monitored values can be collected and sent via wired or wireless con-
nection for further processing. For the data transfer between the LINET software application and the third party software,
LINET is using the HL7 international standard. Data collection and evaluation takes place at one central location for all
beds connected to the system simultaneously. The records are completely anonymous and the system does not work with
any personally identifi able information. The customer can decide which data will be sent to the 3rd party system and adjust
their sending period.
LINIS SafetyPort Dashboard web application is an optional feature of LINIS SafetyPort, displaying real time data coming
from Linet beds as well as their trends, history and aggregation in graphs and charts. These help the healthcare personnel to
assess various aspects of care provided including the use of mobilisation techniques, positioning of the bed and its usage.
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4.1 Modules of the product
The complete SafetyPort solution consists of 5 diff erent modules - 4 of them represented by diff erent groups of data to
be transferred into hospital systems and the fi fth - SafetyPort Dashboard which enables their visualisation in real time for
clinical purposes. Each module can be purchased separately or combined with others in a bundle for a discounted price.
For more information, please contact your reseller.
4.1.1 Data Transfer Modules
Data Transfer modules help to save time your personnel spend on manually fi lling in the information from medical devic-
es by implementing automatic transfer of various data from beds to EMR/Nursecalls
a) Patient Safety Module - Set of 15 data points providing a basic overview of parameters regarding the patient on the
bed and their safety.
b) Respiratory & Mobilization Module - Set of 12 data points keeping track of how often a patient was mobilized and
what types of positioning was used to reduce time spent in hospital and minimize the risk of hospital-acquired conditions
(pressure ulcers, respiratory infections)
c) Bed Management Module - Set of 7/7 data points meant primarily to make the technicians’ job easier by localizing
the bed, identifying its current status, possible problems and malfunctions in real time and sending them to the system.
d) Utilization Module - Set of 5 data points documenting the utilization of each bed in the system to identify
whether the bed is being used to its full potential. In combination with the previous modules, hospital management can
gain detailed overview of clinical practice at the facility and compare it with department standards.
4.1.2 Clinical Dashboard Module
Web-based application visualising above mentioned data in real time on a screen at the nursing station or anywhere else
where a quick overview of the workspace is needed. This helps the healthcare personnel get a status overview of all the
beds at the unit without being interrupted by alarms and assess various aspects of care provided in the past including the
use of mobilisation techniques, positioning of the bed and its usage.

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5 Technical Description
Accuracy varies by display delay. The traffi c delay between the bed and LINIS SafetyPort server, technical time it takes
for the LINIS SafetyPort server to process the data and current server load.
The traffi c delay between the LINIS SafetyPort server and the third party server, technical time it takes for the third party
server to process the data and current server load.
The traffi c delay can normally reach up to 5 to 15 seconds.
5.1 Technical Requirements on the Part of the Customer
Internet connectivity Secure connection*
128kbit/s (upload) per 100 beds
400kbit/s (upload) per 100 beds in the graphical
interface
32kbit/s (upload) per 100 beds with export of
data to the hospital system (HIS)
Minimal server requirements Dual-core CPU 3GHz, 4GB RAM, 100GB HDD
Server operating system Linux OS (preferred), Windows server (2016, 2019
and later versions)
Data format for export to the HIS HL7 v2, xml, webservices
Computer network according to standards
LAN
WLAN
standards
IEEE 802.3
IEEE802.11 (802.11b/g, WPA/WPA2-PSK)
Graphical interface for display at the nurse station Miicrosoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome,
Opera, Safari
Required ports bed → LINIS SafetyPort server: 10180, LINIS
SafetyPort server →bed: 10180 or any
user workstation ←→ LINIS SafetyPort serv-
er: 8888, 3600, 3306
LINIS SafetyPort server ←→ third party
server (e.g: HIS): based on third party server
requirements (1337 typically)
Number of the beds connectable to the LINIS SafetyPort
system
500 beds
* - A secure connection is not a condition on the part of the customer. However, without a secure connection, LINET® is
unable to provide remote installation support in case of complications.
5.2 Mode of sending messages
Currently we use asynchronous communication in SafetyPort as well according to HL7 standard. However using the HL7
standard enables two modes of sending messages.
- synchronous - you get acknowledgement from 3rd party system of receiving one message before you send
next message, thus there is queue of messages growing in the background and data gets delayed
- asynchronous - your system is sending diff erent messages once they come and gets acknowledgement once
they come, so there is no waiting and no delays. In the IOT world, asynchronous communication is always pre
ferred, since data don’t get delayed and eventually lost.
We do recommend to use asynchronous data in order to avoid message delaying and eventually loss. In case you need
to use synchronous data contact us on : [email protected]

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5.3 Transferable Status Data
Parameter HL7 OBX ID Value Description MC E5 E4 E3/
E3XC
Patient Weight 0001^LINIS -1000–1000
Patient weight based on primary
display scale value, if the weight
is stable.
1111
Safety Position 0002^LINIS
0 Not in safety position.
1111
1
Bed is in safety position (siderails
up, lowest position, backrest
upper than 30°, breaks on).
Trendelenburg
Angle 0003^LINIS −13–16 In degrees, when value is lower
than 0, foot part is higher than
head part.
1 1 0.1 0.1
Lateral Tilt 0004^LINIS −30–30 When value is lower than 0, bed
is tilted to the left side. 1100
All Siderails
Combined 0005^LINIS 0 Any Siderail is DOWN. 1111
1 All Siderails are UP.
Backrest 30° 0006^LINIS 0 Backrest <30° 1111
1 Backrest >=30°
Backrest Angle 0007^LINIS −15–75 Angle between fl oor and back-
rest, in degrees. 1111
Brakes 0008^LINIS 0 Bed is not braked 1111
1 Bed is braked.
Bed Exit
Monitoring Status 0009^LINIS
0Bed exit not activated.
1111
1Outer bed exit monitoring is
active.
2Inner bed exit monitoring is
active.
Bed Exit Alarm 0010^LINIS 0 No alarm. 1111
1 Bed exit alarm occurred.
Lowest Position 0011^LINIS 0 Not in lowest position. 1111
1 Bed frame is in lowest position.
Out of Bed Status 0012^LINIS
0Patient on the bed (actual weight
>=35kg). 1111
1No patient on the bed (actual
weight is <35kg).
Location 0013^LINIS
work-
space^ward^room^tag
Bed is localized at this specifi c
parking space. 1111
^^^ Bed is not localized:
Left Head Siderail
Position
0014^LINIS 0Left Head Siderail is DOWN. 1100
1Left Head Siderail is UP.
Right Head
Siderail Position
0015^LINIS 0Right Head Siderail is DOWN. 1100
1Right Head Siderail is UP.
Left Siderail
Position
0016^LINIS 0 Left Siderail is DOWN. 1100
1 Left Siderail is UP.
Right Siderail
Position 0017^LINIS 0 Right Siderail is DOWN. 1100
1 Right Siderail is UP.
Bed Power Status
0018^LINIS 0 Bed is not plugged into outlet.
1111
1 Bed is plugged into outlet.
2Bed is plugged into outlet and
battery is charging.
Connection
Status
0019^LINIS 0Bed is offl ine. 1111
1 Bed is online.
Left Siderails
Combined 0020^LINIS 0At least one left siderail is
DOWN. 1100
1 Both left siderails are UP.

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Parameter HL7 OBX ID Value Description MC E5 E4 E3/
E3XC
Right Siderails
Combined 0021^LINIS 0At least one right siderail is
DOWN. 1100
1 Both right siderails are UP.
Calfrest Angle 0022^LINIS −60 – +40 Angle between calfrest and
ground. 1100
Calfrest Lock 0023^LINIS 0Calfrest lock not activated. 1111
1Calfrest lock activated / Calfrest
locked.
Backrest Lock 0024^LINIS 0Backrest lock not activated.
1111
1Backrest lock activated / Back
rest locked.
Height Lock 0025^LINIS 0Height lock not activated.
1111
1Height lock activated/Height
locked.
Foot Control Lock 0026^LINIS 0Foot Control Lock not activated.
1111
1Foot Control Lock activated /
Foot control locked.
Transfer 0028^LINIS
0
Transfer mode not activated
- you cannnot use a lateral tilt
function and put a siderail on the
same side of the bed down at the
same time 1000
1
Transfer mode activated - you
can activate a lateral tilt and put
a siderail on the same side of the
bed down at the same time to
transfer the patient
Height of Right
Leg Column
0030^LINIS 0-645
Height of the column, the higher
the number, the higher the bed is.
Zero means the bed is in lowest
position, the value of highest
position varies depending on a
specifi c bed.
1100
Height of Left Leg
Column 0031^LINIS 0-645
Height of the column, the higher
the number, the higher the bed is.
Zero means the bed is in lowest
position, the value of highest
position varies depending on a
specifi c bed.
1100
Height of Head
Column 0032^LINIS 0-645
Height of the column, the higher
the number, rhe higher the bed
is. Zero means the bed is in low-
est position, the value of highest
position varies depending on a
specifi c bed.
1100
Mobi-Lift Right
0033^LINIS 0 No button pressed.
1 1 0 020 Height up.
22 Height down.
Mobi-Lift Left
0034^LINIS 0 No button pressed.
1 1 0 020 Height up.
22 Height down.
SCU Type 0035^LINIS
0 No integrated mattress
1111
50 Symbioso (older version)
51 S200 (Symbioso)
52 S300 (OptiCare mattress)
5 533S300-X (OptiCare-X or
alternating mattress)
Bed Extension 0036^LINIS 0 Default lenght of the bed. 1100
1 Bed extended.

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Parameter HL7 OBX ID Value Description MC E5 E4 E3/
E3XC
Pressed Button
+ Used
Controller
0037^LIN-
IS
Controller ID - Button
Controllers
1111
? no controller
0 Screen integrated in the right head section
1 Screen integrated in the left head section
4 Foot Controller
5Additional Supervisor Panel + Handset
6 Right Digital Siderail
7 Left Digital Siderail
10 Mobi-Lift Right
11 Mobi-Lift Left
Buttons PB46 ENG PB43 ENG
0No function is activated No function is activated
1CalfRest - Up Foot Control Height
Adjustment - Down
2Autocontour - Down Autocontour - Down
3Lock Button Lock Button
4Examination Position Examination Position
5Leg Lock Leg Lock
6Central Lock Foot Control Examina-
tion Position
7Backrest Lock Backrest Lock
8Height Adjustment Lock Height Adjustment Lock
9Foot Control Lock Foot Control Lock
10 Thigh Rest - Up Thigh Rest Up
11 Calf Rest - Down Foot Control Height - Up
12 Thigh Rest - Down Thigh Rest - Down
13 Trendelenburg Trendelenburg
14 Backrest to 30°
15 Backrest - Up Backrest - Up
16 CPR Position CPR Position
17 Backrest - Down Backrest - Down
18 Anti-Trendelenburg Anti-Trendelenburg
19 Mobilisation Position Mobilisation Position
20 Height Adjustment - Up Height Adjustment - Up
21 Cardiac Chair Position Cardiac Chair Position
22 Height Adjustment -
Down
Height Adjustment -
Down
23 GO GO
24 GO - supervisor control
panel GO
25 Lateral Tilt - Left
26 Emergency Trendelen-
burg
Emergency Trende-
lenburg
27 Lateral Tilt - Right
28 Mattress Platform -
Extension
29 Mattress Platform -
Shortening Low Position
30 Autocontour - Up Autocontour - Up
31
Ineff ective function (e.g.:
two buttons pressed at
once)
Ineff ective function
(e.g.: two buttons
pressed at once)
32 Simultaneous GO Simultaneous GO
33 Straightening therapy
34 ALT Therapy test

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Parameter HL7 OBX ID Value Description MC E5 E4 E3/
E3XC
Error or
Stop Code 0041^LINIS
Controllers
1111
0Inactive
1Going to the initial position
2Ongoing Settings of angles and time in diff erent positions
3Going from the neutral position to fi rst left position
4Standing still the fi rst left position (when going to the left)
5Going from the fi rst left position to second left position
6Standing still in the second left position
7Going from the second left position back to fi rst left position
8Standing still in the fi rst left position (when going to the right)
9Going from the fi rst left position back to the neutral position
10 Standing still in the neutral position in the middle of the cycle
11 Going from the neutral position to the fi rst right position
12 Standing still in the fi rst right position (when going to the right)
13 Going from the fi rst right position to the second right position
14 Standing still in the second right position
15 Going from the second right position back to the fi rst right position
16 Standing still in the fi rst right position (when going back to neutral)
17 Going from the fi rst right right position back to the neutral position
18 Standing still in the neutral position in the end of the cycle
PB43 PB46
1
Unexpected lateral tilt
detected by main control box
motherboard accelerometer.
2Foot control pressed after
STOP.
Foot control pressed after
STOP.
3Display button pressed after stop.
4Two buttons pushed simulta-
neously longer than 1 second.
Two buttons pushed simulta-
neously longer than 1 second.
5Keyboard not released after
system start.
Keyboard not released after
system start.
6Main control box temperature
exceeded.
Main control box temperature
exceeded.
7Column current overload 0. Column current overload 0.
8Column current overload 1. Column current overload 1.
9Column current overload 2.
10 Actuator current overload –
backrest.
Actuator current overload –
backrest.
11 Actuator current overload –
thighrest.
Actuator current overload –
thighrest.
12 Stopped due to resistance on
the same function.
Stopped due to resistance on
the same function.
13 Short circuiton on analog
control (RC detection).
Short circuiton on analog con-
trol (RC detection).
101 GO button not active. GO button not active.
102 Locked function. Locked function.
103 X-ray cassette inserted
incorrectly.
104 Siderails folded down during
lateral tilt.
105 Backrest angle greater than
30° during lateral tilt.
106 Lateral tilt stopped at 15°
when using foot control.
111 Function blocked during one
fault state.
Function blocked during one
fault state.
112 Function blocked during
active ALT.
113 Stopped due to risk of colli-
sion when bed is tilted.
114 Stopped in zero position.
115 Collision when exceeding thresh-
old limit of calfrest and footrest.
116 Scale overload – tilt only to 15°.
121 Column potentiometer defect.
122 Stopped at 15° during lateral
movement patient transfer.
123 Absolute scale overload. Absolute scale overload.
124 Starting or running ALT on battery.
125 Use manual mattress CPR
(not stopping, only pop up).
126 Safestop

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6 Electrical Specifi cations
DANGER!
Fatal electric shock danger!
Please ensure that servicing and maintenance of the system are carried out only by a qualifi ed and certifi ed ser-
vice organisation when the system is connected to the mains power.
6.1 Electrical Specifi cations
Parameter Value
Integration module lithium battery (CR2032)
Votage
Capacity
Maximum power input
3V
200 mAh
Max. 0.15 W
Tag lithium battery (CP752425)
Votage
Capacity
3V
900 mAh
Ingress protection IP54
Parameter HL7 OBX ID Value Description MC E5 E4 E3/
E3XC
Battery Failure 0042^LINIS
0 Battery OK.
1111
1
Battery absence or failure
condition (battery is connected
incorrectly, line between the
power supply and battery is bro-
ken or battery fuses are faulty);
contact service department of
the manufacturer in case of such
signalisation.
Bed Type 0045^LINIS
1GV E3XC
1111
1GZ E3
1GE4 E4
1GE5 E5
1MC Multicare
1MC5 Multicare LE
1MCX Multicare X

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6.2 Electronic Compatibility
Parameter Value
Control unit:
Multicare X
Eleganza 5
Multicare
Multicare LE
Eleganza 4
Eleganza 3XC
Eleganza 3 (US version)
PB46.13 (8211-4613 and higher)
PB46.12 (8211-4612F and higher)
PB46.12 (8211-4612F and higher)
PB46.12 (8211-4612F and higher)
PB43 RED (8211-44xB and higher)
Scales module 8300-0694C or 8300-0695C or 8300-696B
iBoard Standard:
Eleganza 5
iBS (8213-48xxB and higher)
iBoard Basic:
Eleganza 4
iBB (S6016631B and higher)
Multicare X:
Multiboard X
8213-4640 and higher (left version)
8213-4650 and higher (right version)
Multiboard:
Multicare
8213-4620H and higher (left version)
8213-4630H and higher (right version)
Multiboard:
Multicare LE
8213-4721D and higher (left US version without mattress)
8213-4723D and higher (left US version with Symbioso)
8213-4731D and higher (right US version without mattress)
8213-4733D and higher (right US version with Symbioso)
Integration module IM (S6017678)
Localisation receiver S6013858C and higher
Sensor Preparation for LINIS products:
Eleganza 5
Eleganza 4
Eleganza 3XC
Eleganza 3 (US version)
Multicare
Multicare LE
CE06
Complete hardware for LINIS products
(Sensor & Hardware):
Eleganza 5
Eleganza 4
Eleganza 3XC
Eleganza 3 (US version)
CE31
Tag S6013854B and higher

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7 Installation
The LINIS SafetyPort system is installed by LINET. The standard installation is performed using remote access, that is
provided by the customer (VPN). VPN provision is a required and installation cannot be completed unless it is provided.
VPN access shall be handled by a separate NDA (provided by a customer).
7.1 Ports required for communication
bed → LINIS SafetyPort server: 10180, LINIS SafetyPort server →bed: 10180 or any
user workstation ←→ LINIS SafetyPort server: 8888, 3600, 3306
LINIS SafetyPort server ←→ third party server (e.g: HIS): based on third party server requirements (1337 typically)
7.2 Installation steps
Installation prerequisites:
Functional internet infrastructure
Functional hospital information system
Opened required ports
Stable display monitor to open Administration interface and/or SafetyPort Dashboard
Ready to install LINIS server
Remote access to the server
Installation of beds
Installation steps:
LINIS server installation
Communication of Multicare beds or Multicare LE beds or Eleganza 5 beds or Eleganza 4 or Eleganza 3XC
or Eleganza 3 (US version) beds with LINIS server
Localisation system installation (LINIS SafetyPort bed + Tag)
SafetyPort installation
Test of the functional connection of bed, server and 3rd party software (HIS)
Technical training