Smiths Medical CADD User manual

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A. Battery Compartment
B. Display
C. Indicator Lights
D. USB Port
E. Blue AC Power Light
F. AC Power Jack
G. Remote Dose Cord Jack
H. Keypad
I. Cassette Latch
J. J Cassette/Keypad Lock
K. K Power Switch
CADD®-Solis VIP
Ambulatory Infusion Pump
Quick Reference Card for Clinicians

The screensaver allows the pump to conserve battery
power when not in an edit mode or if no keypad buttons
have been pressed for 30 seconds. The pump displays
a blank screen. Press any button on the keypad to turn
on the display, except the PCA dose key when in PCA mode.
Screensaver
Blue text that appears on the screen provides further
instructions for that particular screen.
Blue Text
1. Open the battery compartment and insert four AA
batteries matching the + and – markings inside the
battery compartment, or insert a rechargeable
battery pack
2. Close the compartment cover when the batteries
are in place
Insert Batteries
1. Press and hold the power switch
2. The pump carries out self-tests and sounds six beeps
when the tests are complete
3. Home screen is displayed
Power On
With the code
1. Press or until the first digit of the code is shown
2. Press Select to advance to the next digit
3. Repeat with the second and third digits then press
Select or Accept Value
With the key
1. Insert into the lock and turn
counterclockwise
Unlocking the Pump

1. Insert a fresh set of four AA batteries or a rechargeable
battery pack
2. Press and hold the power switch to turn the pump on
3. Pump displays the home screen
4. Select Tasks, then View Advanced Tasks, then Start
New Patient
5. The next screen informs you that completing this task
will overwrite all delivery settings
Note: To edit individual settings rather than starting a new
patient or protocol, see Editing Individual Delivery Settings.
6. Press continue to unlock the keypad using the security
code or the pump key
7. Select the therapy -
press or to highlight
the desired therapy and
press Select
8. Select the qualifier -
press or to highlight
the desired qualifier and
press Select
9. Select the drug - press or 
to highlight the desired drug
and press Select
10. Confirm and review the
settings – press Yes if the
information is correct and
Review to continue
11. Carefully check the patient
specific parameters. Press
Accept Value on each
parameter, or press
Select to change
12. When you have finished the
review, press Next to continue
Setting up the Pump for a New Patient

The delivery settings are patient-specific parameters
of a therapy that are directly related to the drug being
infused and can be edited within limits established in
the protocol.
To view and edit delivery settings:
1. Stop the pump if it is running
2. In the Tasks menu, press or until View Delivery
Settings is highlighted, then press Select
3. Press or until the desired setting is highlighted,
then press Select
4. If requested, unlock the keypad
5. Press or until the desired value appears on the
screen, then select Save
Change any additional settings by scrolling through the
remaining delivery settings and press Select to edit each
setting as necessary.
Note: Editing individual delivery settings in Step or Taper
mode will reset the infusion back to the beginning.
1. Clamp the tubing and open the cassette latch
2. Insert the cassette hooks into
the hinge pins on the bottom
of the pump. Swing the
cassette to the latch position
3. Place the pump upright on a
firm, flat surface, and press
down on the latch side of the
pump so the cassette fits
tightly against the pump
4. Lift the cassette latch into
the closed position. If you
experience resistance when
lifting the cassette latch
handle, do not force the latch.
If the pump doesn’t latch
easily, unlatch the cassette
and repeat the process
5. Verify the cassette is attached properly. Looking from
left to right, the top of the cassette should line up
evenly with the bottom of the pump and be securely
attached. If an uneven gap exists, unlatch the
cassette and repeat the process
6. To lock the cassette, insert the pump key into the
lock and turn it clockwise into the locked position
Editing Individual Delivery Settings
Attaching a Cassette

1. Make sure the pump
is stopped and clamp
the tubing
2. If the cassette is locked,
insert the pump key
and the turn the lock
counterclockwise into the
unlocked position
3. Push down on the
cassette latch until the
cassette detaches
Ensure that the pump is stopped, the tubing is
disconnected from the patient, and the tubing
clamps are open.
After changing a cassette
1. If a cassette is attached after the pump is powered
on, a Prime Tubing? screen will appear. Select Yes
(unlock the keypad if required)
2. Select Prime
3. Select Stop Priming when the air is removed or the
delivery will stop at 10mL (or 20mL if a high volume
set is attached)
No cassette is changed
1. In the Tasks menu, press or to highlight Prime Tubing
and press Select (unlock the keypad if required)
2. Select Prime
3. Select Stop Priming when the air is removed or the
delivery will stop at 10mL (or 20mL if a high volume
set is attached)
Removing a Cassette
After attaching a new cassette
1. The screen displays Reset reservoir volume to XX
mL? Select Yes to reset the volume or No to keep
the volume at the current setting
Without changing the cassette
1. Stop the pump if it is running
2. In the Tasks menu, press or to highlight Reset
Reservoir Volume and press Select
3. The screen displays Reset reservoir volume to XX
mL? Select Yes to reset the volume
Resetting the Reservoir Volume
Priming the Tubing

Reports can be viewed at any time, with the pump
running or stopped.
1. In the Tasks menu, press
or to highlight View
Reports and press Select
2. Press or to highlight
the desired report and
press Select
3. Press Back to return to the
Select Report menu and
then Back again to return
to the Tasks Menu
Reports
100 mL Stopped
Continuous 10:28 AM
8 Hour-Hydration
D5-0.45% NaCI 1000mL mL
Back Lock Keypad
Tasks
Press 'select' to begin
Display and Sound Settings
Change Time and Date
View Reports
View Advanced Tasks
Stop the pump if it is running.
In the Advanced Tasks menu,
press or to highlight
Patient Permissions and
press Select.
Priming security on/off
Setting this value to off allows
patients to prime the tubing
without having to enter a security code.
1. In the Patient Permissions menu, press or to
highlight Priming Security On/Off and press Select
2. Unlock the keypad
3. Press or to set the security to on
(security code required) or off (no security
code required) and select Save
Delayed start security on/off
Setting this value to off allows patients to set delayed
starts without having to enter a security code.
4. In the Patient Permissions menu, press or 
to highlight Delayed Start Security On/Off and
press Select
5. Unlock the keypad
6. Press or to highlight on (security code
required) or off (no security code required)
and select Save
Patient Permissions
100 mL Stopped
Continuous 10:28 AM
8 Hour-Hydration
D5-0.45% NaCI 1000mL mL
Back Lock Keypad
Advanced Tasks
Press 'select' to begin
Patient Permissions
Air and Occlusions Settings
Alarm Settings
Security Settings

System Fault Alarm
An unrecoverable error may
have occurred, such as a
hardware or software fault.
The amber indicator light
is on along with a two-tone
alarm and a red screen. To
clear the alarm, remove
power from the pump.
High Priority Alarm
The pump pauses or stops
if it is running. The pump
screen is red and the alarm
continues until a key is
pressed or the condition that
triggered it goes away.
Medium Priority Alarm
The pump does not stop if it
is running. The pump screen
is amber and the alarm
continues until a key is
pressed or the condition that
triggered it goes away.
Low Priority Alarm
The pump does not stop
if it is running. The pump
screen is blue and the alarm
continues for five seconds or
until a key is pressed or the
condition that triggered it
goes away.
Informational Message
The pump does not stop if
it is running. The message
appears in the status bar.
The alarm continues for
five seconds and may
be silent, requiring no
acknowledgement.
Alarms
Exit Accept Value
Cassette Locked
Taper 10:31 AM
TPN-Cyclic
TPN Adult mL
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'Accept Value', or press 'select' to edit
Infusion Volume 2000 mL
Infusion Duration 12 Hrs 0 Min
Taper Up 1 Hrs 0 Min
Taper Down 1 Hrs 0 Min

Screen is blank and alarm is sounding
Alarm Priority High. The pump was delivering and
the batteries were removed or the battery door was
opened. The pump has lost power and is no longer
delivering. Clear the alarm by turning the pump back
on, or the alarm will stop after the power has been off
for a minimum of two minutes.
Air-in-line detected. Press “acknowledge” then
prime tubing
Alarm Priority High. The air detector has detected air
in the fluid path. The pump was delivering and is now
stopped and will not run. Select Acknowledge to clear
the alarm. If the fluid path contains air bubbles, close the
clamps, disconnect the fluid path from the patient, then
prime the tubing to remove the air and restart the pump.
Battery depleted. Pump stopped.
Alarm Priority High. If the AC adapter is attached,
select Acknowledge to clear the alarm. Remove
the batteries and install four new AA batteries or a
rechargeable battery pack. To start delivery, good
batteries must always be installed even when an
external source of power is connected. If appropriate,
restart the pump.
Battery low. Replace battery.
Alarm Priority Low. Select Acknowledge to clear the
alarm, or it will automatically clear after five seconds.
Recharge or change the rechargeable battery pack or
replace the four AA batteries soon.
Downstream occlusion. Clear occlusion between
pump and patient.
Alarm Priority High. The pump has detected high
pressure, which may be resulting from a downstream
blockage, kink in the fluid path, or a closed tubing clamp.
Delivery pauses and resumes if the occlusion is removed.
Remove the obstruction or select Stop Pump to silence
the alarm for two minutes, then remove the obstruction
and restart the pump.
Reservoir volume low
Alarm Priority Medium or Low. The priority depends on
how the alarm is programmed in Admin Settings. The
level of fluid in the reservoir is low. Select Acknowledge
to clear the alarm and prepare to install a new reservoir,
if appropriate.
Troubleshooting

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Reservoir volume is zero. Pump stopped.
Alarm Priority High. The reservoir volume has
reached 0.0 mL. The pump will stop and not run. Select
Acknowledge to clear the alarm. Attach a new reservoir
and reset or edit the value of the reservoir volume,
if appropriate.
Upstream occlusion. Clear occlusion between
pump and reservoir.
Alarm Priority High. Fluid is not flowing from the fluid
container to the pump, which may be due to a kink,
closed clamp, or air bubble in the tubing between
the fluid container and pump. Delivery is paused and
will resume if the occlusion is removed. Remove the
obstruction to resume operation. The alarm will clear
when the occlusion is removed. You must acknowledge
this alarm after it clears if it has occurred and cleared
more than three times with 15 minutes.
Troubleshooting continued

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