Sun-tech Adc adview 9000bpsto User manual

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ADview

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ADview



 Modular Diagnostic Station

Modular Diagnostic Station Modular Diagnostic Station

Modular Diagnostic Station

Blood Pressure

Blood Pressure Blood Pressure

Blood Pressure Device

DeviceDevice

Device or Automated and Manual

or Automated and Manual or Automated and Manual

or Automated and Manual

Measurement

MeasurementMeasurement

Measurement

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About this Manual

About this ManualAbout this Manual

About this Manual

This manual describes eatures and uses o the ADC® by SunTech® ADview a non-invasive,

clinical-grade automated device to measure blood pressure, pulse rate and mean arterial

pressure. Optional modules to measure temperature and unctional oxygen saturation are

available, and their use is also described in this manual.

• This manual accompanies all the versions o the

ADview

:

ADview

ADviewADview

ADview

Versions*

Versions*Versions*

Versions*

Item Name

Item NameItem Name

Item Name

Item Description

Item DescriptionItem Description

Item Description

ADview

Battery: BP

BP device with rechargeable battery

ADview

Battery: BP &

Temperature

BP device with temperature and rechargeable

battery

ADview

Battery: BP & SpO2

BP device with SpO2 and rechargeable battery

ADview

Battery: BP, Temperature

& SpO2

BP device with SpO2, temperature, and

rechargeable battery

* All above versions are available with a Bluetooth wireless communication option.

This document is designed to help you quickly amiliarize yoursel with your

ADview

, and

subsequently, to use it to its ull potential. Dispersed throughout the body o the manual are

tips, notes and warnings to enable you to use your

ADview

easily, sa ely and e ectively.

Changes and Reissues

This manual is identi ied as Part Number: 93-9000UM-00. Changes occurring between issues

o this document are addressed through change in ormation sheets, addenda, or replacement

pages. I none o these accompany this manual, the manual is correct as printed.

Should you notice errors or omissions in this manual, please noti y us at:

ADC by SunTech

55 Commerce Drive

Hauppauge, New York 11788

USA

Phone: 631.273.9600 Fax: 631.273.9659 E-mail: in [email protected]

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Copyright Information

All content in this manual is the proprietary in ormation o

ADC by SunTech

and is provided

solely or purposes o operation, maintenance or service o the

ADview

. This manual and the

ADview

described in it are protected under copyright law under which they may not be

copied, in whole or in part, without written consent o

ADC

.

ADview

is a registered trademark o

ADC.

All other trademark names are the trademarks o

their respective holders.

The in ormation in this manual is urnished or guidance only, is subject to change without

notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by

ADC. ADC

assumes no liability or

errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual.

ADC

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KEYS AND ACRONYMS

KEYS AND ACRONYMSKEYS AND ACRONYMS

KEYS AND ACRONYMS

A ronyms

A ronymsA ronyms

A ronyms

Acronyms commonly used in this document include:

APC An

ADC

proprietary acronym or “All Purpose Cu ”

BP Blood pressure

HR Pulse rate

K-sound

MAP

NIBP

Korotko sound

Mean arterial pressure

Non-invasive blood pressure

EMR/EHR Electronic Medical Records/Electronic Health Records

Do ument Key

Do ument KeyDo ument Key

Do ument Key

This manual uses the ollowing icons to call attention to speci ic instructions or guidance.

TIP: A step or process that eases or enhances your use o your

ADview

device.

NOTE: Indicates something you

must

do to use your device correctly and

e ectively.

CAUTION: Warns you that not ollowing these instructions can cause

injury, harm or serious damage.

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Indi ations for Use

The

ADview

NIBP , Temperature, and Pulse Oximeter device is indicated or use in

measuring and displaying Systolic and Diastolic blood pressures, pulse rate, temperature, and

unctional oxygen saturation (SpO2) o adult and pediatric patients in hospitals, medical

acilities, clinics, physicians o ices, and other sub-acute environments.

User Responsibility

Your

ADview

product is designed to per orm in con ormity with the description contained in

this operation manual and accompanying labels and inserts, when assembled, operated,

maintained and repaired in accordance with the instructions provided. It is your

responsibility to:

• Check calibration o the device annually.

• Never knowingly use a de ective device.

• Immediately replace parts that are broken, worn, missing, incomplete, damaged or

contaminated.

• Contact the nearest actory approved service center should repair or replacement

become necessary. A list o approved service centers appears on pages 48-46 or on

our website at www.adctoday.com/adview.

Further, the user o the device bears sole responsibility or any mal unction that results rom

improper use, aulty maintenance, improper repair, damage or alteration by anyone other

than

ADC

or authorized service personnel.

Warnings and Contraindi ations

Please read this manual thoroughly be ore starting to use your

ADview

. Only those clinicians

trained to measure, record and interpret vital signs should use this device.

Do not use this device on pediatric patients under 3 years old, in ants, or

neonates.

The

ADview

must be charged be ore using it or the irst time.

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For accurate blood pressure measurements, ensure that the circum erence o

the arm its within the range markings on the cu .

The

ADview

is not intended or continuous monitoring. Although the blood

pressure cu and cable are de ibrillator proo , the temperature probe and

SpO2 sensor are not. Do not leave the device unattended while taking

measurements on a patient.

Only use such accessories as are recommended or use with this device. A list

o recommended accessories is on pages 59-63.

Do not operate the

ADview

near lammable anesthetics or volatile vapors.

An explosion may result.

Compressing the pneumatic tubing may cause system errors.

Do not use the device i it has ailed its diagnostic sel test or i it displays a

greater than zero pressure with no cu attached or a value o unctional

oxygen saturation or temperature with no sensor attached.

Prevent water or other luids rom entering any connectors or vents on the

device. Should this happen, all connectors should be dried with warm air.

Then check the calibration o the device and operating unctions be ore

reusing.

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Do not make repairs yoursel . Equipment must be returned to

ADC

or

authorized service personnel or repairs. Substitution o a component

di erent rom that supplied may result in measurement error.

I the

ADview

is dropped or mishandled, please have it checked by an

authorized service center be ore bringing it back into use.

The

ADview

is not intended or patients connected to a cardiopulmonary

bypass machine.

At least every three months, inspect probes, cords and accessories or raying

or other mechanical damage. Replace as necessary.

Check the calibration o your

ADview

at least once a year.

I Luer Lock connectors are used in the constructions o tubing, there is a

possibility that they might be inadvertently connected to intravascular luid

systems, allowing air to be pumped into a blood vessel.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Changes and Reissues .................................................................................................... iii

Copyright Information .................................................................................................... iv

KEYS AND ACRONYMS

KEYS AND ACRONYMSKEYS AND ACRONYMS

KEYS AND ACRONYMS................................

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.................... V

VV

V

Acron

AcronAcron

Acronyms

ymsyms

yms................................

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vv

v

Document Key

Document KeyDocument Key

Document Key................................

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.....................v

vv

v

Indi ations for Use ......................................................................................................... vi

User Responsibility......................................................................................................... vi

Warnings and Contraindi ations ..................................................................................... vi

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................

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.....................IX

IXIX

IX

GETTING TO KNOW TH

GETTING TO KNOW THGETTING TO KNOW TH

GETTING TO KNOW THE

E E

E

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

................................

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..... 1

11

1

Package Contents

Package ContentsPackage Contents

Package Contents................................

................................................................

.................................................

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.................1

11

1

The

ADview

Kit................................................................................................................1

A essory Modules..........................................................................................................2

Other A essories............................................................................................................2

A Bird’s Eye View

A Bird’s Eye ViewA Bird’s Eye View

A Bird’s Eye View................................

................................................................

................................................

................................

................3

33

3

BP module.......................................................................................................................3

BP display........................................................................................................................5

Optional temperature and pulse oximetry modules..........................................................6

Optional temperature and pulse oximetry displays...........................................................8

Icons and Cues

Icons and CuesIcons and Cues

Icons and Cues................................

................................................................

.....................................................

..........................................

.....................9

99

9

Auditory Cues .................................................................................................................9

Visual Cues - Battery I on..............................................................................................10

Visual Cues - Blood Pressure Module.............................................................................10

Visual Cues - Temperature Module................................................................................11

Visual Cues - Pulse Oximetry Module ............................................................................12

QUICK START GUIDE

QUICK START GUIDEQUICK START GUIDE

QUICK START GUIDE ................................

................................................................

....................................................

........................................

.................... 14

1414

14

Measuring Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate Automatically

Measuring Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate AutomaticallyMeasuring Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate Automatically

Measuring Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate Automatically ................................

................................................................

.................................................

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.................14

1414

14

Measuring Blood

Measuring BloodMeasuring Blood

Measuring Blood Pressure Using Sphygmode

Pressure Using Sphygmode Pressure Using Sphygmode

Pressure Using Sphygmode................................

................................................................

....................................

........

....14

1414

14

Measuring Temperature

Measuring TemperatureMeasuring Temperature

Measuring Temperature................................

................................................................

.....................................

..........

.....15

1515

15

Measuring Oxygen Saturation

Measuring Oxygen SaturationMeasuring Oxygen Saturation

Measuring Oxygen Saturation ................................

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...........................................................

......................................................

...........................15

1515

15

SETTING UP THE

SETTING UP THE SETTING UP THE

SETTING UP THE

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

................................

................................................................

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.............. 16

1616

16

Sa ety Precautions

Sa ety PrecautionsSa ety Precautions

Sa ety Precautions................................

................................................................

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..............16

1616

16

Prote ting Your Patient..................................................................................................16

Prote ting Yourself........................................................................................................16

Prote ting Your

ADview

.................................................................................................16

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Mounting Your Device

Mounting Your DeviceMounting Your Device

Mounting Your Device................................

................................................................

......................................

............

......17

1717

17

Mounting the Devi e on a Wall.......................................................................................17

Affixing the Devi e to a Mobile Stand.............................................................................17

Pla ing the Devi e on a Tabletop ...................................................................................17

First

FirstFirst

First-

--

-Time Setup

Time SetupTime Setup

Time Setup ................................

................................................................

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................18

1818

18

Charging the Battery......................................................................................................18

Conne ting Your Devi e ................................................................................................18

Powering Up

Powering UpPowering Up

Powering Up................................

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......................19

1919

19

Sele ting Temperature Unit of Measurement..................................................................19

Bluetooth Wireless Communi ation ................................................................................19

MEASURING BLOOD PRES

MEASURING BLOOD PRESMEASURING BLOOD PRES

MEASURING BLOOD PRESSURE WITH THE

SURE WITH THE SURE WITH THE

SURE WITH THE

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

................................

................................................................

..........................................

....................

.......... 20

2020

20

Prepping Your Patient

Prepping Your PatientPrepping Your Patient

Prepping Your Patient................................

................................................................

.......................................

..............

.......20

2020

20

Sele ting the Right Cuff .................................................................................................21

Taking a Measurement

Taking a MeasurementTaking a Measurement

Taking a Measurement ................................

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............

......22

2222

22

Taking an Automated Measurement...............................................................................22

Taking a Sphygmode Measurement................................................................................23

K

KK

K-

--

-Sounds: A Primer

Sounds: A PrimerSounds: A Primer

Sounds: A Primer................................

................................................................

...........................................

......................

...........24

2424

24

MEASURING TEMPERATUR

MEASURING TEMPERATURMEASURING TEMPERATUR

MEASURING TEMPERATURE WITH THE

E WITH THE E WITH THE

E WITH THE

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

................................

................................................................

...............................................

..............................

............... 25

2525

25

Temperature Units of Measurement ...............................................................................25

Temperature Measurement Modes .................................................................................25

Using temperature probe and probe overs ...................................................................25

Taking an Oral Temperature

Taking an Oral TemperatureTaking an Oral Temperature

Taking an Oral Temperature ................................

................................................................

.............................................................

..........................................................

.............................26

2626

26

Taking an Axillary Temperature

Taking an Axillary TemperatureTaking an Axillary Temperature

Taking an Axillary Temperature................................

................................................................

........................................................

................................................

........................26

2626

26

Taking a Rectal Temperatur

Taking a Rectal TemperaturTaking a Rectal Temperatur

Taking a Rectal Temperature

ee

e................................

................................................................

.............................................................

..........................................................

.............................27

2727

27

MEASURING OXYGEN SAT

MEASURING OXYGEN SATMEASURING OXYGEN SAT

MEASURING OXYGEN SATURATION WITH THE

URATION WITH THE URATION WITH THE

URATION WITH THE

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

................................

................................................................

....................................

........

.... 28

2828

28

Prepping the Patient

Prepping the PatientPrepping the Patient

Prepping the Patient................................

................................................................

..........................................

....................

..........28

2828

28

Sele ting the Right Sensor .............................................................................................28

Prote ting Your Pulse Oximetry Sensors.........................................................................28

Guidelines for Use .........................................................................................................29

Measuring Oxygen Saturation with Sensor on Finger

Measuring Oxygen Saturation with Sensor on FingerMeasuring Oxygen Saturation with Sensor on Finger

Measuring Oxygen Saturation with Sensor on Finger................................

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.......................................................

..............................................

.......................29

2929

29

MANAGING READINGS

MANAGING READINGSMANAGING READINGS

MANAGING READINGS ................................

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....................................

.................. 31

3131

31

Recalling the Last Set o Readings

Recalling the Last Set o ReadingsRecalling the Last Set o Readings

Recalling the Last Set o Readings ................................

................................................................

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.....................31

3131

31

Clearing the Last Set o Readings

Clearing the Last Set o ReadingsClearing the Last Set o Readings

Clearing the Last Set o Readings................................

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..............................................

.......................31

3131

31

Bluetooth Wireless Transmission o Readings

Bluetooth Wireless Transmission o ReadingsBluetooth Wireless Transmission o Readings

Bluetooth Wireless Transmission o Readings................................

................................................................

...................................

......

...31

3131

31

MAINTAINING THE

MAINTAINING THE MAINTAINING THE

MAINTAINING THE

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

................................

................................................................

...........................................

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........... 33

3333

33

Routine Maintenan e .....................................................................................................33

Cleaning........................................................................................................................33

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Che king the Calibration of Your Devi e ........................................................................34

Repla ing the Re hargeable Battery ...............................................................................36

Atta hing the Temperature Module................................................................................36

Atta hing the Pulse Oximetry Module ............................................................................38

Storage, Shutdown, Transport

Storage, Shutdown, TransportStorage, Shutdown, Transport

Storage, Shutdown, Transport ................................

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...........................................................

......................................................

...........................40

4040

40

Storage .........................................................................................................................40

Moving Your Devi e.......................................................................................................40

TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING ................................

................................................................

.....................................................

..........................................

..................... 42

4242

42

Troubleshooting - Blood Pressure Module .....................................................................42

Troubleshooting - Temperature Module ........................................................................43

Troubleshooting - Pulse Oximetry Module .....................................................................44

FAQs

FAQsFAQs

FAQs ................................

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..................................

....

..46

4646

46

Web Resources

Web ResourcesWeb Resources

Web Resources ................................

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..................................................

....................................

..................48

4848

48

Service Centers

Service CentersService Centers

Service Centers ................................

................................................................

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....................................

..................48

4848

48

For ustomers in the Ameri as.......................................................................................48

For ustomers in Europe, the Middle East, and Afri a .....................................................49

For ustomers in Asia and the Pa ifi .............................................................................49

SPECIAL SITUATIONS

SPECIAL SITUATIONSSPECIAL SITUATIONS

SPECIAL SITUATIONS ................................

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.................... 50

5050

50

Special Situations

Special SituationsSpecial Situations

Special Situations ................................

................................................................

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...............50

5050

50

Measuring Blood Pressure in Children............................................................................50

Measuring Blood Pressure in Obese Patients ..................................................................50

Measuring Blood Pressure in the Presen e of Arrhythmia................................................50

Measuring Blood Pressure During Pregnan y..................................................................50

Measuring Blood Pressure in the Elderly.........................................................................50

Measuring Blood Pressure in the Emergen y Room.........................................................50

Measuring Blood Pressure in the Presen e of Orthostati Hypotension............................50

APPENDICES

APPENDICESAPPENDICES

APPENDICES................................

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. 52

5252

52

Speci ications

Speci icationsSpeci ications

Speci ications ................................

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.....................52

5252

52

Compliance

ComplianceCompliance

Compliance................................

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........................53

5353

53

Safety Requirements......................................................................................................53

EMC Statement..............................................................................................................54

Symbols

SymbolsSymbols

Symbols................................

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5454

54

EU

EU EU

EU and FCC

and FCC and FCC

and FCC Regulatory In ormation

Regulatory In ormationRegulatory In ormation

Regulatory In ormation ................................

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................59

5959

59

Limited Warranty

Limited WarrantyLimited Warranty

Limited Warranty................................

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..............60

6060

60

Purchasing Parts and Accessories

Purchasing Parts and AccessoriesPurchasing Parts and Accessories

Purchasing Parts and Accessories ................................

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......................61

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61

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GE

GEGE

GETTING TO KNOW THE

TTING TO KNOW THE TTING TO KNOW THE

TTING TO KNOW THE

ADVIEW

ADVIEWADVIEW

ADVIEW

Your

ADview

is a model o unctionality, o ering consistent blood pressure measurements

along with reliable temperature and unctional oxygen saturation readings.

Pa kage Contents

Pa kage ContentsPa kage Contents

Pa kage Contents

Upon opening your kit, please ensure that all listed contents are included. I

any contents are missing or damaged, please contact

ADC

.

The

ADview

Kit

The

ADview

kit contains your rechargeable battery powered device. Your kit will also

contain:

• An 8- oot blood pressure hose

• Adult and large adult size all purpose cu s

• A wall mounting kit or tabletop stand kit (Mobile stand shipped in separate carton)

• A 9v AC power supply

• A geography speci ic power cord

• A CD with this manual

• A quick start guide

To register your product, visit us at www.adctoday.com/adview and ollow

the links.

The

ADview

must be plugged in and charged be ore irst use.

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A essory Modules

Accessory modules that you can purchase rom your distributor or

ADC

to enhance usability

o your

ADview

include:

• A temperature module that includes the oral/axillary probe and one box o disposable

probe covers. A rectal probe option is available separately.

• A Nellcor®-compatible pulse oximetry module with an adult reusable inger sensor

(10 t/3.048m length).

Other A essories

Many other accessories and sources or purchasing them are listed in the Appendix on pages

63-66. A ew to note include:

• An APC Adult package (contains one each o the ollowing cu sizes: Small Adult,

Adult, and Large Adult)

• An APC Pediatric cu package (contains one each o the ollowing cu sizes: Child,

Small Adult, and Adult)

• A rectal temperature kit compatible with the temperature module

• Other reusable pulse oximetry sensors

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A Bird’s Eye View

A Bird’s Eye ViewA Bird’s Eye View

A Bird’s Eye View

BP module

Connectors on the main BP module

• Power Connector: Connects to the power supply.

• Blood Pressure Hose Connector: Connects to the 8- oot pressure hose.

Automatic

button

Sphygmode

manual

button

Power button

(recessed)

Blood

pressure hose

connector

Power

connector

(rear panel)

4

Buttons

The buttons are used or all actions on the inter ace, and provide tactile eedback when

pressed.

Buttons on the main BP module

Button Functionality or the BP Module

Button Functionality or the BP ModuleButton Functionality or the BP Module

Button Functionality or the BP Module

Button

ButtonButton

Button

Device Status

Device StatusDevice Status

Device Status

Action

ActionAction

Action

Result

ResultResult

Result

Select or less than 2

seconds

Start an automatic BP

Start an automatic BP Start an automatic BP

Start an automatic BP

measurement.

measurement.measurement.

measurement.

Select or 2 to 5

seconds

Redisplay last measurement values

or all modules.

Idle

Select or more than 5

seconds

Clear last measurement values or

all modules.

Taking an

automatic or

Sphygmode BP

Select Aborts the BP measurement in

Aborts the BP measurement in Aborts the BP measurement in

Aborts the BP measurement in

progress.

progress.progress.

progress.

Automatic

In Calibration

Check mode

Select Device exits Calibration Check

mode and is ready to take

measurements.

Idle Select In lates the cu as long as the

In lates the cu as long as the In lates the cu as long as the

In lates the cu as long as the

button is selected.

button is selected.button is selected.

button is selected.

Taking a

Sphygmode BP

Select Re-in lates the cu as long as the

button is selected.

Taking an

automatic BP

Select Aborts the BP measurement in

progress.

Sphygmode

Manual In Calibration

Check mode

Select Device exits Calibration Check

mode and is ready to take

measurements.

Power o Select Turns on the device.

Turns on the device.Turns on the device.

Turns on the device.

Power Power on Select Turns o the device.

Turns o the device.Turns o the device.

Turns o the device.

Automatic +

Power

Power o Hold the Automatic

button down while

selecting the Power

button.

Device enters the Calibration

Check mode.

5

Sphygmode

Manual +

Power

Power o Hold the Sphygmode

button down while

selecting the Power

button.

Device enables/disables MAP

mode.

BP display

In ormation on the BP module display

• Systolic blood pressure: At the end o a measurement or when the last measurement is

recalled, the patient’s systolic BP is displayed. During a measurement, the cu

pressure is displayed.

• Diastolic blood pressure: At the end o a measurement or when the last measurement

is recalled, the patient’s diastolic BP is displayed.

• Pulse rate/Mean arterial pressure (MAP): At the end o a measurement or when the

last measurement is recalled, the patient’s pulse rate is displayed. When the MAP

eature is enabled, MAP toggles with pulse rate. I the cu /hose error and warning

icons are lit, a status code may appear in this space. See page 43 or details.

Pressure

column

Systolic blood

pressure

Diastolic blood

pressure

Pulse rate/

Mean arterial

pressure/Status

code

Power level

indicator

Cu /hose error icon

Warning icon

Pulse rate

icon

Mean arterial

pressure icons

6

• Pulse rate icon: When displayed, the value below is the patient’s pulse rate.

• Mean arterial pressure icon: When displayed, the value below is the patient’s MAP.

• Power level indicator: Displays connection to AC power or the charge level o the

battery.

• Cu /hose icon: When displayed, indicates that the cu and/or pneumatic hose need

to be checked and adjusted in order to take a measurement. See page 42 or details.

• Warning icon: When displayed, indicates that the system needs to be checked. See

page 42 or details.

• Pressure column: Displays the pressure in the cu . Each segment represents

approximately 10mmHg.

Optional temperature and pulse oximetry modules

Buttons on the optional temperature module

• Temperature units select: Recessed momentary switch that toggles the display

between °F and °C.

• Temperature mode select (symbol on button: ): Momentary switch that selects

oral vs. axillary measurements or the oral temperature probe, and selects predictive

vs. direct measurement methods or all probes.

Temperature units

select (recessed)

Temperature mode

select

SpO2 sensor

connector

7

Connectors on the optional temperature module

• Temperature unit connector: Located on the temperature module, connects to the

temperature probe housed in the temperature probe well.

Buttons on the optional pulse

oximetry module: None

Connectors on the optional pulse oximetry module

• SpO2 sensor connector: Connects to a SpO2 sensor.

See page 66 or compatible accessories.

Temperature unit connector (not shown)

Temperature probe connector

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Optional temperature and pulse oximetry displays

In ormation on the optional temperature module display

• Temperature: At the end o a measurement, the patient’s temperature is displayed.

During a measurement, displays the probe type and related in ormation. I the

warning icon is lit, displays the status code. See page 43 or details.

• Celsius icon: When lit, the value below is displayed in degrees Celsius.

• Fahrenheit icon: When lit, the value is displayed in degrees Fahrenheit.

• Warning icon: When displayed, indicates that the system needs to be checked. See

page 43 or details.

In ormation on the optional pulse oximetry module display

• SpO2: At the end o a measurement, the unctional oxygen saturation o the patient is

displayed. I the warning icon is lit, displays the status code. See page 44 or details.

• Signal quality: During a measurement, indicates the quality o signal rom the pulse

oximeter sensor.

Celsius icon

Fahrenheit icon Temperature

Signal quality SpO2

Warning icon

9

• Warning icon: When displayed, indicates that the system needs to be checked. See

page 44 or details.

I ons and

I ons andI ons and

I ons and Cues

Cues Cues

Cues

Your

ADview

is designed to provide unambiguous visual and auditory cues be ore, during and

a ter a measurement. For easy re erence, all cues are tabulated in this chapter.

• Audible cues, or beeps, identi y stages in the measurement cycle.

• Icons illuminated within a module’s display indicate measurement modes, processes

or warnings.

Auditory Cues

The temperature and BP modules o the

ADview

are programmed with auditory cues. A

listing o these cues appears below.

NUMBER OF BEEPS… INDICATES…

One short beep a ter power up or

right be ore powering down

The device is powered up and

ready to use or the device is

about to turn o .

One short beep a ter

taking a measurement

Success – measurement

taken.

Three short beeps

BP measurement error.

Please check or take another

measurement.

Three long beeps

A system error has occurred.

Please re er to page 43 or

troubleshooting.

One short beep ollowed

by a long beep

You have aborted this BP

measurement.

Sun-Tech ADC ADview 9000BPSTO User manual

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