RCP ADF-MSA 1000 User manual

Wireless Spirometer
Model # ADF-MSA1000

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION.............................................................. 3
NOTES ON SAFETY.......................................................... 3
INTENDED USE ................................................................ 4
QUICK START .................................................................. 5
YOU SHOULD PERFORM THREE MEASUREMENTS
SEQUENTIALLY. ............................................................... 5
PRODUCT OVERVIEW .................................................... 6
Features...................................................................... 6
Display ........................................................................ 7
PREPARATION BEFORE USE............................................ 9
TURNING ON THE DEVICE............................................ 10
TURNING OFF THE DEVICE........................................... 10
SETTING THE TIME/DATE ............................................... 11
TAKING A MEASUREMENT ........................................... 13
UNDERSTANDING THE RESULTS.................................... 14
CLEANING.................................................................... 15
MEMORY FUNCTIONS.................................................. 16
View Past Readings................................................. 16
Delete Past Readings.............................................. 17
TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................... 18
STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE................................... 19
SPECIFICATIONS........................................................... 20
CONTACT INFORMATION AND NOTICES ................... 23
FCC Compliance Statement.................................. 23

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Model # ADF-MSA1000
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
INTRODUCTION
This Wireless Spirometer is provided to you by
Remote Care Partners (RCP), for use exclusively
with the health monitoring program from your
provider.
Please read this manual carefully and keep it
handy for future reference
NOTES ON SAFETY
Please read this section carefully to familiarize
yourself with features and operations before
using the unit.
Self-measurement is not medical treatment. If
there are unusual values, please consult your
doctor.
Handling batteries properly:
As soon as old batteries run out, replace them
with new batteries.
•Do not use old and new batteries together.
•Align the polarities of batteries correctly.
•When the unit will not be used for more than
3 months, remove the batteries. Otherwise,
batteries may leak and cause damage to
the unit.

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INTENDED USE
This device is intended for pediatric to adult
patients. The device is used to monitor lung
conditions such as asthma or chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease (COPD). The user should be
under the care of a licensed healthcare
provider. A licensed healthcare provider is
required to understand the meaning and
importance of the measurements as well as the
appropriate treatment plan.
Contraindications:
Users who have one of the following diagnoses
should not use this device: Hemoptysis (blood in
phlegm), emphysema, unstable cardiovascular
status or recent heart attack, pulmonary
embolus (blood clot), thoracic, abdominal, or
cerebral aneurysms, recent eye surgery,
nausea/vomiting, or recent chest or abdominal
surgery.

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Do not allow other people to use your spirometer.
The spirometer is specifically assigned to you and
you only. Allowing other people to use your
spirometer can mislead your provider.
QUICK START
Avoid smoking, eating, or exercising for 30
minutes before taking measurements
1. When the device is powered on, the last
result is shown. It then indicates “READY”
for measurement by two short beeps.
2. Inhale completely and hold your breath
for a moment.
3. Cover the mouthpiece tightly with your
lips. Blow into the turbine as hard and as
fast as you can.
4. A long beep confirms that the test is
complete
5. When you hear two short beeps, the
device has reset and is ready for another
measurement.
6. Your provider may want you to perform
multiple measurements in a row. Check
with your provider.

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Features
•Auto-off Power Saving Feature
•Operated by 2 AAA batteries

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Display
Four rows digit display, indicating
individually date, time,
measurement value, and record
number
Day
Current Day or Day of
Measurement

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Month
Current Month or Month of
Measurement
T
Current Time or Time of
Measurement
Y
Current Year or Year of
Measurement
PEF
Indicates that PEF Value is
showing on screen
FEV1
Indicates that FEV1 Value is
showing on screen
Replace
Battery
Symbol
L/min
Unit of PEF value
L
Unit of FEV1 value.
MR
Records number or ID.
►
Points to color indicator after
each test:
Green = Good Result
Yellow = Marginal Result. Change
in treatment may be in order
Red = Poor Result. Consult your
provider.
Memory is full, the oldest records
will be erased automatically
Bluetooth state

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PREPARATION BEFORE USE
Insert the batteries
New batteries were installed in your device before
shipping. Unless instructed by a support person, skip
this section
1. Slide the cover down
2. Insert two AAA batteries in the shell
following symbol inside
3. Close the cover.
TIPS
Replace the battery
when the battery
indicator shows low
voltage

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Assemble the device
First, insert the mouthpiece into the turbine sensor.
Second, place the assembled mouthpiece and
turbine into the main unit and turn clockwise until it
locks into place and can be turned no further.
TURNING ON THE DEVICE
When looking at the LED screen, the
power/confirm button on the right side of the
device. Press the power/confirm key once; the
meter will power on and beep twice.
TURNING OFF THE DEVICE
Press and hold the power/confirm key until the
device beeps twice. Release the key, the meter
will power off.
After one minute of inactivity, the device will
automatically shut off.

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SETTING THE TIME/DATE
It is not necessary to set the time/date on the
device. The time and date of each measurement
are recorded by your RCP Hub. If you want the local
date and time on the device to be correct, follow
these instructions.
To set/reset the time and date, remove the batteries,
wait 10 seconds, and then reinstall the batteries.
Please refer to the “Insert the batteries” section of
this manual for those instructions.
Once you insert the batteries the device will
automatically enter the set-up mode. The YEAR will
be flashing on the LCD Screen.
Press left key or right key to change year. If you press
the left key once, the year will decrease by 1. If you
press the right key once, the year will increase by 1.
Once you have the correct year in the display, press
the power button (on the right side of the device) to

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lock in the date.
Once you set the year, the MONTH begins flashing
Use the left and right key to adjust the MONTH in the
same way you did the YEAR. Press the power button
to lock in the MONTH.
You can now set DAY, HOUR, and MINUTE the same
way. Once you set the MINUTE, the device will beep
twice to indicate that it is ready for use. You can
now take a measure or press and hold the power
button to shut off the device.

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Do not allow other people to use your spirometer.
The spirometer is specifically assigned to you and
you only. Allowing other people to use your
spirometer can mislead your provider.
TAKING A MEASUREMENT
Before every measurement, clean the mouthpiece.
1. When the device is powered on, the last
result is shown. It then indicates “READY”
for measurement by two short beeps.
2. Inhale completely and hold your breath
for a moment.
3. Cover the mouthpiece tightly with your
lips. Blow into the turbine as hard and as
fast as you can.
4. A long beep confirms that the test is
complete
5. When you hear two short beeps, the
device has reset and is ready for another
measurement.
6. You should perform three measurements
sequentially. The device will record the
best result of the three tests.

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UNDERSTANDING THE RESULTS
Your age, gender, height, and race are all used to
determine your target ranges for this test. Please
consults with your provider for your target ranges.

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CLEANING
Don’t use high-pressure water or running water
to rinse the turbine. This may damage the turbine
and result in inaccurate readings.
The meter should be cleaned within 30 minutes
after each use. Separate mouthpiece and
turbine from the main body. Disconnect
mouthpiece and turbine. Immerse the
mouthpiece and turbine in a prepared soap
solution. Thoroughly rinse the mouthpiece with
water (distilled water is recommended). Allow
the device to air dry.
Clean the main body of the device by using a
clean, damp cloth. Do not put the device into
water

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MEMORY FUNCTIONS
View Past Readings
When the device is powered on and indicates
that it is “READY” to take a measurement, press
the left or right key, to view past readings.
If you keep pressing the button you can browse
through all the records. The records contain
measurement date, time, PEF value, FEV1 value,
and position in memory. Press the power/confirm
key once or just wait a moment and the device
will return to the “READY” to take a
measurement state.

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Delete Past Readings
When the device is powered on and indicates that it
is “READY” to take a measurement, press the left and
right key simultaneously for five seconds. All records
will be deleted, and the screen will show the “dEL”
message.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Message
Cause
Remedy
The PEF result is
higher than
900L/min, or FEV1
result is higher than
9.99L
This is a very good result
Records address
exceeds the limit, or
record date and time
is in error, or software
has failed
Restart system
Records do not exist
No records
Memory is full
New record will not be
stored until older records
are deleted
Battery insufficient
Change the batteries
NO display on
screen
Battery is low, or the
battery pole is
reversed.
Insert new batteries, and
note pole direction
Measuring value
error
Check if the turbine is
turning freely or if the
turbine is dirty. Consult
with your provider on your
readings.
If you cannot solve your issue using the table
above, please contact your provider or Remote
Care Partners. Do not disassemble the unit.

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STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
•Keep the unit away from direct sunlight,
extreme temperature, humidity, or moisture.
•Use a dry, soft cloth to clean the unit, or if
desired, use a cloth lightly dampened with
water.
•Do not use alcohol, benzene, thinner, or
other volatile liquids to clean the unit.
•Remove the batteries from the unit when it
will not be used for more than three months.
NOTE: Please recycle or dispose of batteries
per local regulations.
WARNING: Batteries may pose a choking
hazard. As with all small items, do not let
children handle batteries. If swallowed,
seek medical attention immediately.
PRECAUTION:
Do not dispose of batteries in fire.
Batteries may explode or leak.

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SPECIFICATIONS
ADF-MSA100 Wireless spirometer is a handheld
pulmonary function measuring medical device
that measures your maximum possible
exhalation which is called peak expiratory flow
(PEF) and forced expiratory volume in 1 second
(FEV1). The parameters are displayed on the
LCD screen. ADF-MSA100 supports Bluetooth
connection.
General
Sensor type
Turbine
Measurement parameters
FEV1, PEF
Memory size
250
BTPS
PEF and FEV1 results displayed at
BTPS conditions
Accuracy
Meet ATS 2005 Revision accuracy requirement
Volume range
0.01L~9.99L
Air flow range
50 L/min
~900L/min
Volume accuracy
±0.050L or ±3%
Airflow
accuracy
±10% or
±20L/min
Resolution
Resistance to flow
Volume resolution
0.01L
Air flow resolution
1 L/min
Back pressure @ 660L/min
< 0.11 KPa/sec
Back pressure @ 900L/min
< 0.15 KPa/sec