Moog Infinity User manual

OPERATOR’S MANUAL

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
i
Page
English ...........................................................................ii
Francais .........................................................................51

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................ii
PRODUCT OVERVIEW .................................................................................................iii
INDICATIONS FOR USE...............................................................................................iii
LIST OF WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS .......................................................................iv
CAUTIONS................................................................................................................................................ v
1. PUMP COMPONENTS ..............................................................................................1
Innity Enteral Feeding Pump.......................................................................................................1
Keypad......................................................................................................................................................3
Display ......................................................................................................................................................4
Disposable Set ......................................................................................................................................5
Symbols....................................................................................................................................................6
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE.............................................................................................7
Priming and Loading the Disposable Set................................................................................7
Operating the Pump........................................................................................................................10
A Single Feeding Example.......................................................................................................10
An Interval Feeding Example.................................................................................................13
The Battery...........................................................................................................................................17
Running on Battery Power......................................................................................................17
Charging the Battery..................................................................................................................18
User Preference Settings................................................................................................................19
3. ALARMS, MESSAGES, AND INDICATIONS ..........................................................21
4. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE..................................................................................28
5. CLEANING...............................................................................................................31
6. ACCESSORIES .........................................................................................................32
7. SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................................................................35
8. IMPORTANT PEDIATRIC CONSIDERATIONS ........................................................37
9. ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION ...........................................................38
10. WARRANTY...........................................................................................................42
LIST OF FIGURES........................................................................................................43
WHO TO CALL ............................................................................................................46
INDEX...........................................................................................................................47
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
iii
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The Innity®is a rotary peristaltic enteral feeding pump designed to deliver
programmed doses of enteral nutrition solutions at selectable rates. It is easy
to use with a simple user interface and keypad. Moog technology allows an
accuracy rate of +/- 5% and the ability to safely operate in any orientation.
The Innity system includes a complete line of delivery sets that are made
with materials that do not contain the plasticizer DEHP or natural rubber
latex. All Innity delivery sets feature automatic free-ow protection.
The Innity is designed for both hospital and alternate site care use. It is
durable, water resistant, and easily carried in a Moog carry pack. The Innity’s
size, weight, accuracy, and portability promote and support physical activity.
Enteral feeding is considered a medical procedure and following the instructions
for use in the Operator Manual is important for the pump to operate normally.
INDICATIONS FOR USE
The Innity enteral feeding pump is a rotary peristaltic pump designed to
deliver programmed doses of enteral nutrition solutions at selectable rates.

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual iv
LIST OF WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
Be sure to carefully read the following warnings and cautions. Failure to
review all the warning and cautions can cause harm to the operator or
patient. Healthcare personnel who provide training to lay users should be
sure to review all the warning and cautions with the lay user. If there is a
change in the performance of the pump, contact customer service.
WARNINGS
4Use ONLY feeding solutions prescribed by the responsible
physician, registered dietitian, registered nurse, or other licensed
practitioner. Failure to do so may result in harm to the patient.
4Use ONLY Innity brand disposable sets to ensure proper uid
delivery. Others will not deliver the correct dose, may allow dangerous
free-ow conditions, and may generate hazardous uid pressures
which may activate occlusion alarms at unpredictable pressures.
4Low ow rates, combined with high dose settings may exceed the life
of the disposable set. The disposable bag set must be replaced every
24 hours and the spike sets must be replaced every 48 hours (max1.5 L)
to maintain delivery accuracy, allow proper air and occlusion sensing,
and prevent growth of bacteria.DO NOT PROGRAM RATE AND DOSE
COMBINATIONS WHICH EXCEED A 24 HOUR FEED REGIMEN FOR THE
DISPOSABLE BAG SETS OR A 48 HOUR FEED REGIMEN FOR THE SPIKE SETS.
4The battery capacity is an approximation. If you are unsure that
enough capacity remains for your intended use, recharge it. Failure
to do so may result in delayed or under-delivered therapy.
4To avoid electrical shock, never clean pump with charger
plugged into an outlet or when pump is on.
4To avoid electrical shock, make sure the Innity AC Adapter/Charger
is completely dry before plugging into an electrical outlet.
4Do not use Innity Enteral Feeding Pump for delivery of
non-enteral solutions. Serious injury may result.
4Proper operation of pump requires door to be closed and latched.
Make sure door is closed and latched when motor is running.
4If an error occurs (ER01 - ER99 will appear in display), check all settings
and volume counters and verify before starting a feeding. Failure
to do so may result in delayed or under-delivered therapy.

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
v
4No modication of this equipment is allowed including the pump,
disposable sets, and accessories. Modication can result in delayed
therapy, over or under delivery, electrocution, injury, or death.
4Avoid leaving the power adapter or feeding set tubing where infants
or children can become entangled. If these items become wrapped
around a child’s neck, strangulation or death may occur.
4This device contains small parts. Dispose of or store connector cap in a safe
place when not in use to avoid choking hazard for children under 3 years.
CAUTIONS
4Federal law (U.S.A.) restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician,
registered dietitian, registered nurse, or other licensed practitioner.
4Dispose of the Innity Pump, Innity Orange Pump and
Disposable Sets properly, as required by local law
4If any leaks are detected in the disposable set, stop pump operation
and disconnect set from patient and replace with a new disposable
set. Failure to do so may result in under-delivered therapy.
4Care should be used when manually priming delivery set
to ensure cassette is not damaged by excess force.
4Do not overload carry packs with personal items. Pump function may be
aected by kinked or pinched tubing and/or unintentional button presses.
4The Innity uses an optical air-in-line sensor to detect air in the tubing
as it passes through the pump, causing the pump to alarm if feeding is
inadvertently interrupted or when feeding is complete. It is important
to keep this sensor free of debris including spilled uids or food that may
adhere to the sensor and prevent proper detection of air in the tubing.
The clinician and caregiver should be trained regarding the care, use,
and maintenance of the Innity pump and accessories, including
proper cleaning of the area around the optical air-in-line sensor.
Clinicians, care providers, and end users should be aware of the following
considerations whenever using or teaching others to use the pump:
• The clinician will need to determine whether the programmed dose,
innite dose, or interval feeding setting is most appropriate for the patient.
Regardless of the pump setting, whenever a feeding is delivered, the

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual vi
patient and pump delivery should be monitored with special attention
given to those patients who may not be able to inform the clinician or
care provider of discomfort or other concerns related to the feeding.
• If a continuous feed is desired with the innite dose setting, the
delivery should be monitored and proper amounts of additional food
should be added prior to food depletion in the bag or bottle.
• If the innite dose setting is used with a planned discontinuation
after food is delivered from the bag or bottle, allow all food to
move through the pump. The pump will alarm when the feeding
cycle is complete. Monitor the pump and feed ow to ensure
the appropriate dose has been received by the patient.
• Use ONLY commercially available pre-packed or commercially
prepared feeding solutions formulated for use with a feeding pump
that are prescribed by a licensed health care provider or dietitian.
• DO NOT USE HOMEMADE BLENDERIZED OR LIQUIDIZED FOODS, OR OTHER
NON-PRESCRIBED, NON-COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE FEEDING SOLUTIONS.
Use of homemade blenderized or other non-prescribed feeding solutions
may cause sticky solids which could cause an obstruction of the optical
sensor. It is recommended that all users clean and maintain the pump
and optical sensors according to manufacturer’s recommendations.
• The use of commercially available blenderized formula (HCPCS Code:
B4149) can impact pump accuracy and performance. It is recommended
to follow the formula manufacture guidelines for pump use.
• The Innite Dose or Interval Feeding programming option listed in the
operator’s manual should NOT be used for adults or children who are
seriously health compromised, or who are extremely sensitive to receiving
air in the stomach with an enteral feeding. It is recommended that a single
feeding regimen for specic dose be used for this particular user group.

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
1
1. PUMP COMPONENTS
1. PUMP COMPONENTS
Innity Enteral Feeding Pump
1
3
5
6
7
8
9
2
Figure 1-1 Pump: Front
4
1. Door
2. Pump Wheel
3. Display
4. Tab
5. Upstream Pressure Sensor
6. Air Sensor
7. Downstream Pressure Sensor
8. Receptacle for Cassette
9. Keypad

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual 2
1. PUMP COMPONENTS
Innity Enteral Feeding Pump
1
2
3
4
5
Figure 1-2 Pump: Rear
1. Serial Number Label
2. Charger/Power Connector
3. Receptacle for Pole Clamp
4. Speaker
5. Pump Instruction Label

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
3
1. PUMP COMPONENTS
Keypad
Press ON/OFF key for 1.5 seconds
to either turn Innity on or o.
Press and hold PRIME key to rapidly ll
disposable set with uid.
Release key to stop.
Press RUN/PAUSE key to either start
pump or place it in pause mode.
Press FEED INT key to display feed
interval setting.
Press VOL/TOTAL key once to display volume delivered for current
feeding. Press key again to display total cumulative volume
delivered in all feed cycles since total volume was last cleared.
Press RATE/DOSE key to transition between rate and dose settings.
Press CLEAR key to reset displayed function to its minimum value.
Press and hold for three seconds to clear rate, dose, feed interval
and volume delivered to minimum values at the same time.
Press +key to increase displayed feed function. Press
and hold key to increase value rapidly.
Press -key to decrease displayed feed function. Press
and hold key to decrease value rapidly.
Note: The following keys only function when pump
is in pause mode: PRIME, CLEAR, +, and -.
Figure 1-3 Keypad Layout

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual 4
1. PUMP COMPONENTS
Display
The display includes large alphanumeric
characters, as well as smaller symbols
and words. All segments and symbols on
the display are shown in Figure 1-4.
Settings and messages are displayed in large
alphanumeric characters (Figure 1-5).
When the large alphanumeric characters
display numbers, one of the smaller words
below the characters indicates which
function is being displayed (Figure 1-6).
The run symbol indicates pump
is running (Figure 1-7).
The wall plug symbol indicates the charger
is plugged in, and connected to a live
power outlet. The battery symbol indicates
pump is running on battery power only.
The fuel gauge symbol indicates how much
battery charge remains (Figure 1-8).
NOTE: When operating on A/C power the
display light will remain on. When operating
on battery power the display light will
automatically turn o 10 seconds after the last
key is pressed. If you would prefer the light
to turn o when connected to an outlet, you
can change the pump light setting to OFF. See
the User Preference Settings section (Page
19) for instructions to change this setting.
Figure 1-4 Display Segments
Figure 1-5 Alphanumeric
Characters and Units
Figure 1-6 Setting Indicators
Figure 1-7 Run Indicators
Figure 1-8 Power Indicators

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
5
Disposable Set
The only disposable sets approved for use with Innity pump are:
4Innity 500 ml Bag Set - Order Number INF0500-A
4Innity 500 ml ENFit only bag set - Order Number INF0500-E
4Innity 1200 ml Bag Set - Order Number INF1200-A
4Innity Safety Screw Spike Set - Order Number INF0020-A
Figure 1-9 Innity 500ml or 1200ml Bag Set
Figure 1-10 Innity Safety Screw Spike Set
2
1 3 4 5
6
7
8
9
6
7
1. Cassette
2. “ ”Symbol
3. Downstream Tubing
4. Upstream Tubing
5. 500ml or 1200ml Feeding Bag
6. ENFit connector with transitional stepped connector
7. Protective cover for transitional stepped connector
8. Protective Cover for Safety Screw Spike tip
9. Innity Safety Screw Spike
1. PUMP COMPONENTS

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual 6
1. PUMP COMPONENTS
Symbols
Brief instructions for operation of pump as well as
a brief explanation of each alarm message which
pump may communicate are printed on the label
attached to pump. These are not intended to be
used in place of the Operator’s Manual. They are
simply a quick reference guide. Please read the
Operator’s Manual before operating the Innity.
Consult
Accompanying
Documents
Figure 1-11 Consult
Accompanying Documents
The bag symbol is printed on pump door over
port where upstream tubing enters pump.
Figure 1-12 Feeding
Bag Connection
The patient symbol is printed on pump door over
port where downstream tubing exits pump.
Figure 1-13 Patient
Connection
EN 60601-1 Type BF degree of protection against
electrical shock. No electrical connection to
patient. Drop from any angle from height of
3 feet shall not damage pump operation.
Figure 1-14 TYPE BF
Shock Protection
EN 60529 degree of protection against
water entering the enclosure. Water jets
from any direction shall have no eect.
IP25 Figure 1-15 EN 60529
This symbol is printed on pump delivery
sets. It indicates only one patient
should use each disposable set.
Figure 1-16 Single
Patient Use
This symbol is printed on pump delivery sets.
It indicates pump delivery sets are made with
materials that do not contain the plasticizer DEHP
Figure 1-17 DEHP-free
The Innity pump and delivery sets are made with
materials that do not contain natural rubber latex.
This symbol is printed on pump delivery
sets. It indicates pump delivery sets
should be replaced every 24 hours.
Figure 1-18 Replace
Every 24 Hours

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
7
Recommendation for First Use:
Since battery may not be fully charged when pump is rst received, it
is recommended that battery be charged for 6 hours prior to operating
on battery power (see Page 18 for additional information).
Priming and Loading the Disposable Set
Step 1:
 4If you are using the Innity Safety
Screw Spike Set with a vented
bottle or pre-lled bag
Remove protective cover from tip, then
insert tip into formula exit port of container.
If using the Innity Safety Screw Spike Set,
secure the tip by tightly screwing threaded
components together. (Figure 2-1).
4If you are using the 500ml or
1200ml disposable set:
Hold bag upright and pour in feeding
solution (Figure 2-2). Close cap securely.
NOTE: Blenderized or aggressively mixed
solutions may have foam. If using this type
of solution, allow it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes
before pouring into bag. This will reduce the
chance of an alarm due to air in the tubing.
Step 2:
Remove protective cover from transitional stepped
connector. If using pole clamp, protective cover may
be placed in the groove on back of clamp (Figure 2-3).
NOTE: If set is to be used with a carry pack, all
air must be removed from bag and tubing.
Continue to step 3 for instructions on
removing air. If set is to be hung above pump,
i.e. on an IV pole, you may skip to step 4.
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Figure 2-1 Screw Tip
onto Container
Figure 2-2 Fill Bag
Figure 2-3 Remove Cover from
Transitional Stepped Connector
/ Place Cover on Pole Clamp

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual 8
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Step 3:
Turn bag upside down
and gently squeeze.
Tilt bag as needed to
to evacuate air through
tubing port (Figure 2-4).
Step 4:
Gently pinch teal colored
tubing below“ ”symbol.
Hold this position until air is
removed from tubing. Gently
squeeze bag at same time to
assist uid ow. If uid does
not ow, pinch pressure may
be too strong. (Figure 2-5).
NOTE: Inside the teal colored
tubing, below the“ ”symbol
is the in-line occluder.
The in-line occluder is the
built-in anti free-ow valve.
By pinching tubing gently,
the tubing moves away
from the in-line occluder
allowing uid to ow
(Figure 2-6). It is important
to only pinch the tubing below the
“ ”symbol to avoid damaging the in-line occluder.
NOTE: Be extremely careful to pinch tubing using only the at, soft
part of your nger. Do not use ngernails when pinching tubing; doing
so may puncture the delivery set (Figure 2-7). If you suspect that the
delivery set has been punctured, please discard and use a new set.
NOTE: Air may also be removed from tubing using the pump’s priming
feature. See step 7 for instructions on using the priming feature.
Figure 2-4 Squeeze Bag Figure 2-5 Pinch Tubing
Figure 2-6 Tubing Segment
Being Pinched
Figure 2-7 Tubing Segment
Being Punctured by Fingernail

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
9
Step 5:
Loop silicone tubing around pump wheel
stretching lightly. Place cassette into pump
(Figure 2-8). Close pump door (Figure 2-9).
NOTE: See pages 33-34 for pump use with a backpack.
Step 6:
Press and hold ON/OFF key for 1.5 seconds to
turn pump on. While pump runs through a self
test, display will light and an audible alarm will
sound as pump displays the nine digit serial
number three digits at a time for one second each.
The display will then show the letter‘R’followed
by a number, which is the software revision.
Next, all segments of display will be
shown for 2 seconds. Verify all display
segments and symbols are active.
The self test is complete and pump will then display
last programmed rate and will be in pause mode.
If any air is still in the tubing, continue to
Step 7 to use pump prime feature.
Step 7:
Press and hold PRIME key. Alarm will sound once
and pump will begin pumping at an approximate
rate of 700 ml/hr. Display will read“TO STOP LET GO”
(Figure 2-10). Once all air is removed from tubing,
release key. Pump will stop, display will revert to last
programmed rate, and pump will be in pause mode.
NOTE: Occlusion and air in line alarms are disabled while priming.
For pump operation instructions:
4For a Single Feeding Example: go to Page 10.
4For an Interval Feeding Example: go to Page 13.
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Figure 2-8 Seat Cassette
Figure 2-9 Close Pump Door
Figure 2-10 Priming Indication

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual 10
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Operating the Pump
A Single Feeding Example
CAUTION: Please refer to pages v-vi for additional usage considerations.
If you want to deliver 500 ml of enteral feeding solution at
a rate of 120 ml/hr and then stop the pump:
Key Sequence for “A Single Feeding Example”
120 ml/h 500 ml
Step 1:
Prepare the disposable set with enteral feeding solution as described in
the Priming and Loading the Disposable Set instructions (page 7).
Step 2:
Hang feeding bag or container so that the bottom of bag is at
or above the level of the pump door (refer to page 37).
OR - If an Innity carry pack is to be used, load pump and
feeding bag into the proper compartments, securing pump,
bag, and tubing with the pack’s straps (Pages 33-34).
Step 3:
Turn pump on by pressing the ON/OFF
key. After running the self test, display
will show last programmed rate.
Step 4:
Press the +or -key to change the rate to 120 ml/hr.
Hold down either key to change rapidly (Figure 2-11).
Step 5:
Press the RATE/DOSE key to display dose. Press the +
or -key until a dose of 500 ml is displayed (Figure 2-12).
Figure 2-11 Program
Rate to 120 ml/hr
Figure 2-12 Program
Dose to 500 ml

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
11
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
NOTE: For a single feeding the feed interval
setting should be programmed to NONE (Figure
2-13). When you have nished setting rate and
dose check the display to see if it reads FEED
INTERVAL. If it does, press the FEED INT key, then
press the CLEAR key. Display will read NONE.
Step 6
Connect end of disposable set to the patient’s
enteral feeding tube (Figure 2-14).
Step 7
Press the RUN/PAUSE key. Pump will begin running.
Display will show programmed rate and the arcs
around the run symbol will rotate (Figure 2-15).
While pump is running, the following may
be viewed by pressing the appropriate
key: Rate, Dose, and Feed Interval.
To view the amount delivered in the current
feeding, press the VOL/TOTAL key (Figure 2-16).
This counter will reset itself when the previously
programmed dose has been completed and a new
feeding is started, or if a feeding is interrupted
and Rate, Dose or Feed Interval is changed.
To view the amount delivered over the course
of several feedings press the VOL/TOTAL key
a second time. Display will read TOTL then the
amount. This counter never resets itself. It can
only be reset by the user (Figure 2-17).
While pump is running, the settings cannot be
changed and the Prime feature is disabled.
If you want to stop pump at any time, press the RUN/
PAUSE key. Display will show rate, and pump will
be in pause mode. Pump will save the memory of
where it was in the feeding before being paused.
Or, turn pump o by pressing the ON/OFF key.
Figure 2-16 Amount
Currently Delivered
Figure 2-17 Total
Amount Delivered
Figure 2-13 Clear Feed Interval
Figure 2-15 Pump is Running
Figure 2-14 Connect disposable
set to feeding tube

Innity®Enteral Feeding Pump Operator’s Manual 12
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
To restart pump when in paused mode, press the RUN/PAUSE key. The
pump will restart the feeding at the point where it was paused.
NOTE: ANY CHANGES TO PUMP SETTINGS DURING A FEEDING CYCLE WILL CAUSE
PUMP TO START A NEW FEEDING; IT WILL NOT START WHERE IT LEFT OFF.
Feeding Completion:
When the dose has been completely delivered, pump will stop running, and display
will read DOSE DONE. Pump will be in a pause mode until it is turned o or feeding
is restarted. To clear DOSE DONE, press and hold the ON/OFF key for 1.5 seconds to
turn pump o, or press the RUN/PAUSE key to put pump in pause mode. Adjustments
to settings can be made at this time, or press the RUN/PAUSE key a second time
to start another feeding using same rate, dose, and feed interval settings.
If you would prefer the alarm to sound when the
dose is complete, you can change the pump dose
complete alarm setting to BEEP WHEN DONE. See
the User Preference Settings section (Page 19) for
instructions to change this setting. When set to BEEP
WHEN DONE, the pump will stop at the end of the
feeding, beep intermittently, and display will read
DOSE DONE (Figure 2-18). To silence alarm when
the dose is complete, press and hold the ON/OFF
key for 1.5 seconds to turn pump o, or press the
RUN/PAUSE key to put pump in pause mode.
NOTE: To program an innite dose, press
and hold the +key until display reads INF.
When an innite dose has been programmed, pump will not alarm DOSE
DONE. Pump will run continuously as long as feeding solution remains in
the bag. When empty, pump will alarm NO FOOD or NO FLOW IN.
Figure 2-18 DOSE DONE

© Copyright 2020 Moog, Inc.
13
2. DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Next Feeding:
Turn pump on. Previous settings for rate, dose, and feed interval
will be saved in memory. If no changes are required, verify
each setting is correct and restart pump running.
NOTE: Rate, dose, and feed interval settings can be locked so
that changes cannot be made. See the User Preference Settings
section (Page 19) for instructions to change this feature.
Operating the Pump
An Interval Feeding Example
CAUTION: Please refer to pages v-vi for additional usage considerations.
If you want to deliver 100 ml of enteral feeding solution at a
rate of 50 ml/hr, and repeat this feeding every 6 hours:
Key Sequence for “An Interval Feeding Example”
50 ml/h 100 ml 6.00- hr
Step 1:
Prepare the disposable set with enteral feeding solution as described in
the Priming and Loading the Disposable Set instructions (Page 7).
Step 2:
Hang feeding bag or container so that the bottom of bag is at
or above the level of the pump door (refer to page 37).
OR - If an Innity pack is to be used, load the pump and feeding bag into the proper
compartments, securing pump, bag and tubing with the pack’s straps (see Page 32).
Step 3:
Turn pump on by pressing the ON/OFF key. After running the
self test, display will show last programmed rate.