Stryker LUCAS 3 User manual

Implementation Guide
LUCAS®3
Chest Compression System, v3.1
The LUCAS®3 device, version 3.1 with
wireless connectivity to the LIFENET®
System, allows for device configuration,
post-event reporting and asset management.
This Implementation Guide provides a
comprehensive step by step instruction
on how to configure the LUCAS device for
Wi-Fi, assign setup options and define e-mail
addresses to receive reports and notfications.

Contents
Step 1: LIFENET user account ........................................................................ 1
Step 2: Dening LUCAS device setup options.............................................. 1
Step 3: Conguring the LUCAS device for Wi-Fi .......................................... 4
Step 4: Checking in LUCAS to LIFENET....................................................... 11
Step 5: Assigning new setup options........................................................... 12
Step 6: LUCAS Post-Event Report................................................................. 14
Step 7: LIFENET Asset notications ........................................................... 15

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Step 1: LIFENET user account
The e-mail address associated with the LUCAS Device Administrator provided with the
LUCAS device purchase will receive a user account e-mail from the LIFENET System.
• Click the link in the e-mail to get started. At rst login you will change
your password.
NOTE: If you cannot locate this e-mail, search your inbox or junk/trash folders for
“LIFENET System: Your account was created”.
NOTE: If your facility or agency already has an existing LIFENET Account proceed to STEP 2.
Step 2: Dening LUCAS device setup options
Your LUCAS device is delivered with factory default settings.* If you do NOT want to
change any of the factory default settings of your LUCAS device, proceed to STEP 3.
If you want to change the default settings, this should be done only under the direction
of a physician who is knowledgeable in CPR and familiar with CPR literature.*
• On your LIFENET account home page, click on “Setup Options”.
NOTE: If you cannot see “LUCAS 3 - 3.1 - Default Prole”, your LIFENET account has not been
updated for LUCAS capabilities. Please contact your local sales representative.
• On the right side under “Actions”, click on the symbol for “Edit Setup Options”.
Setup Options
Edit Setup Options
*LUCAS factory default settings are consistent with 2015 AHA and ERC guidelines for CPR. Please refer to the LUCAS 3, v3.1 Instructions for
Use 101034-00, chapter 9, for a complete description. Use the “LUCAS 3, v3.1 Dening setup options GDR 3336793” yer to get an overview
and to help dene the setup options. Both materials are available at www.physio-control.com/LUCAS.
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• Follow on-screen steps to change your LUCAS device Setup Options
using the drop down menus.
NOTE: The LUCAS device is delivered with factory default settings and the existing name for
this setup options prole is ”LUCAS 3 – 3.1 – Default Prole”. You can change the setup
options prole name in navigation step 1 (see above image).
• Hover over the elds for additional information.
NOTE: LUCAS factory default settings are in bold.
• You may need to scroll
the drop down menu
to see all setup options.
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• If you have not yet registered any LUCAS 3, v3.1 device on your
LIFENET account the navigation step 8 “Assign to Devices” will be
empty. Skip this step, and continue to step 9 “Summary”. Review your
setups, then check the box “Assign as default prole to new devices” if
you want to make these settings default for all new LUCAS devices that
are registered to your account. This means the created Setup Options
prole will automatically be applied to all newly enrolled LUCAS 3 devices.
• If you have already registered LUCAS device/s on your LIFENET account,
they will appear in a list in step 8 “Assign to Devices”. Check which devices
you want the new setup options to be applied to, and continue to step 9
“Summary”. Review your setups, then check the box “Assign as default
prole to new devices” if you want to make these settings default for all
new LUCAS devices that are registered to your account. This means the
created Setup Options prole will automatically be applied to all newly
enrolled LUCAS 3 devices.
• You may print out the summary of your device Setup Options for reference.
Assign devices Print
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Step 3: Conguring the LUCAS device for Wi-Fi
The LUCAS device has Bluetooth®turned on as the factory default. A few steps
are required to congure and enable LUCAS Wi-Fi.
To congure the LUCAS device/s for Wi-Fi you will need to have the following:
Your LUCAS 3 v3.1 device/s
Your local Wi-Fi information
–SSID (Wi-Fi name)
–Encryption type (WEP, WPA...)
–The Key (password)
Technical specications:
Wi-Fi conguration tool requirements
–Does not support open (unencrypted) networks
–Must use WPA or WPA2 Wi-Fi security protocols
–Must use TKIP or AES Wi-Fi encryption
–Must use Personal (PSK) or Enterprise (EAP-TLS, TTLS or
PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2) authentication
–Supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks only
Workstation/pc requirements
–Bluetooth 2.0+EDR compatible module using Microsoft stack
–Windows® 7 or 10, 64-bit editions
–.NET Framework version 6.4.2 (installed automatically by Wi-Fi
Conguration Tool)
–Outbound port 443 open for TCP/IP communication to our server
• On your LIFENET home screen go to “Download Software”.
• Click on “Download” next to the Wi-Fi Conguration Tool.
• Open and run the Wi-Fi Conguration Tool.
Download Software
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• Use the same credentials that you use to log into your LIFENET account. This
is the LIFENET account on which your LUCAS device/s will be registered and
connect to.
NOTE: If you have several LIFENET accounts – make sure to log in with the credentials for the
relevant LUCAS LIFENET account.
NOTE: You can only register each individual LUCAS device on one LIFENET account. LUCAS
can only check in on one LIFENET account. If you have registered LUCAS on the
incorrect account, delete your LUCAS device from this account (see step 5 for how
to delete a LUCAS device from your account).
First time you run the
Wi-Fi Conguration
Tool. Make sure to
select your country.
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• Follow the instructions on the screen to connect LUCAS to a PC
using Bluetooth.
After a while you should see the serial number of your LUCAS 3, v3.1 device appearing
on your Wi-Fi Conguration Tool screen.
NOTE: This may take up to 2 minutes.
The Bluetooth LED
on the LUCAS user
interface should
start blinking (means
it is searching for
Bluetooth connection).
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• Select the serial number of the LUCAS device you want to connect
and click ”Next”.
Troubleshooting
If no LUCAS device/s is/are detected;
1. Ensure that the Bluetooth LED on LUCAS user interface is blinking, if
not, go back to previous step to initiate the LUCAS Bluetooth connection.
2. Make sure your PC Bluetooth is ON and discoverable.
3. Make sure you are using the Microsoft Bluetooth driver and you have
the latest installed.
4. If the above doesn’t work, try with a Bluetooth USB dongle.
When you have established Bluetooth connection between your PC and the
LUCAS device you are able to give the LUCAS device a description (i.e. Medic 10
or ED 5). This description must be no longer than 32 characters.
The device description can also be edited within your prole in LIFENET under
”Assets / edit asset” later on.
You can nd the serial
number on the inside
of LUCAS support leg.
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• Click ”Next”
• Choose a network
Advanced Setup; this is used
for customers who need to set
up enterprise security or when
adding multiple Wi-Fis.
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• In this case ”physio-guest” was selected
• Fill in ”Security key”
• Click ”Test Connection” before you go to ”Next”. By doing this you are testing
the network connection is functioning.
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NOTE: It takes up to a minute to do test connection.
• After conrming the successful test, click ”Next”
Now you have set up your LUCAS 3 device for Wi-Fi network. If you want to congure
another LUCAS 3 device for Wi-Fi, check this box. If your are nished, check this box
instead and close the Wi-Fi Conguration Tool.
NOTE: You need to run the Wi-Fi Conguration Tool for each LUCAS 3, v3.1 device you want to
congure to Wi-Fi.
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Important: By nishing the Wi-Fi Conguration Tool, you have now established a
Wi-Fi connection with LIFENET and the LUCAS device but you have not
yet exchanged any device or setup data between LIFENET and LUCAS
(i.e. ”checked in” LUCAS to LIFENET).
You will see your LUCAS device registered in your LIFENET account under the
Asset menu, but there is no LUCAS data or setup information yet.
Step 4: Checking in LUCAS to LIFENET
After Wi-Fi conguration the LUCAS device needs to be checked into LIFENET to be
able to receive setup options prole, transmit device status data and post-event reports.
To check in and synchronize the device, do the following:
1. The LUCAS device is powered OFF.
2. Press the TRANSMIT key on LUCAS. The LUCAS Bluetooth LED will blink for
about 2 minutes and then the Wi-Fi LED will start to blink. Transmission will
take at least 2-3 minutes, but may take longer.
NOTE: If there are many cases – i.e. Post-event reports – the device will transmit data for
maximum 30 minutes, then the device will stop transmission. In these case you may
have to press TRANSMIT again to continue to send all use data. When the LEDs
for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi go dark, the LUCAS device has sent and received all data to
LIFENET account.
The priority for LUCAS data transmission is:
1. Establish Bluetooth connection between LUCAS and PC
2. Congure and test Wi-Fi connection using the Wi-Fi Conguration Tool
3. Apply setup options to the LUCAS device
4. Transmit post-event reports from the LUCAS device
To verify that the LUCAS device has checked in to LIFENET, refresh your LIFENET Asset page.
You will see the “Device Reported Readiness” status is “Ready”
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Step 5: Assigning new setup options
If you dened the LUCAS device setup options in your LIFENET account prior to the
Wi-Fi conguration (see step 2 in this Guide) and the ”Assign as default prole for new
devices” box was checked:
• All LUCAS devices that are registered and have checked in to this account
will get the default prole automatically.
If no setup options prole was created prior to Wi-Fi conguration, or if the box
for ”Assign to as default prole to new devices” was not checked, do following to
create a new setup options prole:
1. Follow Step 2 “Dening LUCAS device setup options” in this Guide.
2. Select the LUCAS device/s you want to apply this setup prole to (registered
LUCAS devices will be visible in navigation step 8 ”Assign to Devices”).
Assign devices
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3. Check in your LUCAS device to receive its new setup options prole.
1. Make sure the LUCAS device is powered OFF.
2. Press TRANSMIT key on the LUCAS device.
3. The LUCAS device will check in to LIFENET Asset via Wi-Fi and get the
assigned setup options prole.
• Bluetooth LED will blink for 2 minutes, then the Wi-Fi green LED will
blink during connection and transmission to Wi-Fi. This may take a
couple of minutes depending on how many cases are being transmitted.
Setup options are prioritized to be transmitted before case data.
When the LEDs stops blinking the LUCAS device will have the new assigned setup
options prole.
NOTE: The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi turns off automatically when the LUCAS device has checked in
to LIFENET Asset and received/sent all data, if the transmission of all data is completed
within less than 30 minutes. The device will turn off transmission automatically after
30 minutes, so you may need to press the TRANSMIT key again to allow for many cases
to be transmitted.
Double check on your LIFENET account that the LUCAS device has
received the assigned setup options prole
• If you have LIFENET open, refresh the page.
• Click on “Assets/Assets“ to see the LUCAS devices registered on your account.
• On this account there are three LUCAS devices registered. One device has
been synchronized and enrolled the new setup options prole.
• For asset details, click on the magnifying glass . Here you’ll nd basic info
about the device, the assigned setup options prole etc.
• To delete a LUCAS device registered as an asset on your LIFENET Asset
account, click on the .
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Step 6: LUCAS Post-Event Report
After each LUCAS use where a compression was delivered, the LUCAS device can
transmit data to LIFENET and create a LUCAS device Post-Event Report. This report
can be delivered automatically to any pre-designated email address(es).
• The e-mail contains a LUCAS Post-Event Report in PDF format which
includes a LUCAS Device Summary, Time Graph, and Event Log.
You can generate a LUCAS Post-Event e-mail in two ways:
Manual transmission
• With the device in Power OFF mode and an in a known Wi-Fi network, press
the TRANSMIT key. The LEDs next to the key will blink. Once transmission is
complete the device will turn off the transmission.
NOTE: The LUCAS device will transmit all cases that have not been downloaded,
starting with the most recent, and transmitting data for max 30 minutes.
If there are many les to transmit or your network is slow you may need to
initiate multiple transmissions.
Automatic transmission
• In the Setup Options you can enable “Auto-Transmit at Charging” and the
LUCAS device will automatically send device data every time the LUCAS
device is connected to the External Power Supply for charging, in power
OFF mode, and in range of a known network.
Dening e-mails receiving Post-Event Reports
• Administrators of the LIFENET account are automatically opted-in to receive
all the LUCAS Post-Event Reports (manual transmission) at their registered
e-mail address.
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• To add additional e-mail recipients go to “Account / Users” and then
select “Add User”. You can create a LUCAS Report User prole and
add multiple e-mail addresses to receive the Post-Event Report.
• To activate or deactivate the LUCAS Post-Event Report e-mail, go to
“My Settings / My Notications” and check/uncheck the “LUCAS Summary
Report” box under “General Notications”.
Step 7: LIFENET Asset notications
• LIFENET connectivity allows for great asset insight and management of
your LUCAS device.
• Every time you push the TRANSMIT key on the LUCAS device, when the
device is in Power OFF mode and in range of a known Wi-Fi network, battery
and device information will be updated in your LIFENET account.
• Sign up for e-mail asset notications under “Account/Notications” and
“General notications”.
Explanation of notications
Needs Attention
• Includes “Battery Expiring” – 20 uses or 3 months to go
Not Ready
• Includes “Battery Expired” – over 200 uses or 4 years
• Includes “Self Test” – if device failed a self test on startup
Outdated
• Device has not exchanged data with LIFENET in 14 days.
Not an indication of malfunction.
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©2018 Physio-Control, Inc. Redmond, WA. All names herein are trademarks or registered trademarks
of their respective owners.
GDR 3338732_A
Physio-Control is now part of Stryker.
Support Resources
• Please refer to the LUCAS 3 Chest Compression System Instructions for Use (version 3.1)
101034-01 for complete directions for use indications, contraindications, warnings,
cautions, and potential adverse events. The Instructions for Use are included with your
device or can be obtained at www.physio-control.com/LUCAS.
• To plan your setup options, use the LUCAS 3, v3.1 Dening Setup Options Checklist
GDR 3337596, available at www.physio-control.com/LUCAS
• For detailed assistance within your LIFENET account please refer to the “Help” on
your account page.
• If you still require help please click on “Contact Physio-Control” at the bottom of your
LIFENET account page.
• For all other inquiries please contact your local Stryker or Physio-Control representative.
LUCAS device: Jolife AB, Scheelevägen 17, Ideon Science Park, SE-223 70 LUND, Sweden
2460
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