tiki 1050-51 User manual

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Table of contents
1 Safety........................................................................................................................5
1.1 Read the user manual..........................................................................................................5
1.2 Training....................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Before use ..............................................................................................................................5
1.3.1 Facial hair .................................................................................................................... 6
1.3.2 Protruding nose........................................................................................................ 6
1.3.3 Glasses ........................................................................................................................ 6
1.4 Prepare the Tiki start ............................................................................................................7
1.5 Training to hazardous mixtures.........................................................................................7
1.6 Filter limitations.....................................................................................................................7
1.7 Material of the Tiki start...................................................................................................... 8
1.7.1 Basic components .................................................................................................... 8
1.7.2 Batteries....................................................................................................................... 8
1.8 At use...................................................................................................................................... 9
1.9 Risk situations..................................................................................................................... 10
1.10 After use.............................................................................................................................. 11
2 Design....................................................................................................................12
2.1 Description...........................................................................................................................12
2.1.1 General description.................................................................................................12
2.1.2 Parts............................................................................................................................12
2.1.3 Pressure sensor........................................................................................................14
2.2 Buttons and indicator lights ............................................................................................15
2.2.1 The on / o button.................................................................................................15
2.2.2 The lights ..................................................................................................................15
2.2.3 The button for the lights.......................................................................................15
2.2.4 Three (3) indicator lights .......................................................................................16
2.3 Indications of the indicator lights ..................................................................................16
2.3.1 Blower o..................................................................................................................16
2.3.2 Blower on .................................................................................................................16
2.3.3 Low battery power .................................................................................................16
2.3.4 Filter warning or leak..............................................................................................17
2.4 Specifications ......................................................................................................................18
2.4.1 Dimensions ...............................................................................................................18
2.4.2 Operational conditions..........................................................................................19
2.4.3 Performance tests...................................................................................................19
2.4.4 Traceability ................................................................................................................19
2.5 Pictograms..........................................................................................................................20
2.6 Intended use .......................................................................................................................21
2.6.1 Respiratory protection ...........................................................................................21
2.6.2 Protection against skin and ocular contact .................................................... 22
2.7 Not intended use............................................................................................................... 22

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3 Procedures before use ...................................................................................... 23
3.1 Test before any use that the mask is tight................................................................... 24
3.2 Prepare the mask for use................................................................................................ 25
3.3 Read the QR code............................................................................................................ 26
4. Use procedures.................................................................................................. 27
4.1 Charge the batter(y)(ies) .................................................................................................. 28
4.2 Use with the external battery......................................................................................... 29
4.3 Put the Tiki start on...........................................................................................................30
4.4 Calibrate the blower..........................................................................................................31
4.5 Testing the mask during use .......................................................................................... 32
4.6 Take the Tiki start o ........................................................................................................ 33
5. Maintenance procedures ................................................................................. 34
5.1 Cleaning the Tiki start mask............................................................................................ 35
5.2 Replace the inhalation filter (white).............................................................................. 36
5.3 Storage................................................................................................................................. 37
6. Disposal............................................................................................................... 38
7. Standards............................................................................................................. 39
7.1 Reports.................................................................................................................................. 39
7.1.1 Notified body .......................................................................................................... 39
7.1.2 External body........................................................................................................... 39
7.1.3 Performance test .................................................................................................... 39
7.2 Protection class.................................................................................................................. 39
7.3 Regulation standards ........................................................................................................40
7.4 Patented design .................................................................................................................40
7.5 CE ..........................................................................................................................................40
7.6 Declaration of conformity................................................................................................41
8. Warranty.............................................................................................................. 42
Copyright Notice and Disclaimer ........................................................................ 44
9. Order numbers of parts.................................................................................... 45

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1 Safety
In this user manual the term ‘hazardous mixtures’ refers to: ‘substances and mixtures
which are hazardous to health and against harmful biological agents’ as defined in EU
2016 / 425 annex II under paragraph 3.10.
1.1 Read the user manual
Read this user manual entirely before using the Tiki start!
Ensure to fully understand every part of this user manual entirely before use.
1.2 Training
Tiki Safety AB does not provide classroom training on the safety, use or maintenance
of the Tiki start.
It is under the responsibility of the user to train her- or himself in: the safety
aspects, preparation, use and maintenance of the Tiki start.
Handle the Tiki start correct to these aspects as explained in:
■ This user manual
Hence it is obligated to the user to read it through, thoroughly.
■ In the video, on: www.tikisafety.com/video
Furthermore, Tiki Safety AB applied dedicated attention on the safe and ergonomic
use of the Tiki start towards safe and easy use.
First read this user manual and watch the indicated videos.
If after those the user is still not sure about some aspects of: the safety aspects,
preparation, use and maintenance of the Tiki start, Tiki Safety AB advises to:
■ Second, ask a person that holds experience with full face cover masks for advise
■ Third, contact Tiki Safety AB
1.3 Before use
The Tiki start itself does not raise awareness of the user in regards to health and safety
requirements, under the conditions that:
■ The Tiki start is used exactly as described in this user manual
■ The instructions of the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of the hazardous
mixture are obeyed
Read this user manual entirely before use of the Tiki start.
Ensure to fully understand every part of this user manual entirely before using the
Tiki start.

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The following situations are to be assessed to a potential risk, before the use of the
Tiki start.
Such risk assessment is under the responsibility of either the user or the organisation
that holds responsibility over the user, as for example the employer of the user.
Before use, the Tiki start is to be tested by the designated user as to the procedure:
3.1 Test before any use that the mask is tight on page 24.
For all the below situations, also refer to paragraph 1.8 At use on page 9.
1.3.1 Facial hair
Facial hair might cause that the seal between the Tiki start and the face of the user.
This causes the risk that gaps occur between the Tiki start and the face of the user.
Tiki Safety AB advises to – as necessary – shave o facial hair before using the
Tiki start.
Pay special attention to the zones where the mask touches the face.
1.3.2 Protruding nose
A protruding nose might touch the inner edge of the Tiki start and cause either:
■ Discomfort to the nose of the user
■ Or the risk that gaps occur between the Tiki start and the face of the user
Tiki Safety AB designed the Tiki start to industrial standards on ergonomics, yet a
situation as a protruding nose can occur.
To prevent the indicated risk, Tiki Safety AB advises to use – if possible – a mask of
a bigger size.
Tiki Safety AB advises to bear the discomfort to the nose over the risk that gaps occur.
1.3.3 Glasses
Tiki Safety AB designed the Tiki start to industrial standards on ergonomics in regard
to glasses of the user.
Yet, it might occur that the glasses of the user cause that the seal between the
Tiki start to the face of the user is not tight.
This causes the risk that gaps occur between the Tiki start and the face of the user.
Therefore, Tiki Safety AB advises to:
■ Asses this risk before the use of the Tiki start
■ Wear contact lenses in combination with the mask, if possible. For example -
Tiki Safety AB also occurs to recommend noseclips or flip-ups together with a
holder for glasses to put in the fan

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1.4 Prepare the Tiki start
Do not yet prepare the Tiki start, obey to these safety precautions at the preparation
of the Tiki start.
Prepare the Tiki start as to the procedure: 3.2 Prepare the mask for use on page
25, yet at this preparation, do not remove the red sticker (if fitted) at the top left of the
mask!
If this red sticker at the top left of the mask is either not present or accidently
removed, do not use that mask without an external battery or the screw seal issued
with the mask.
A mask without that red sticker at the top left of the mask is save to use with an
external battery and only with an external battery, or screw seal issued with the mask!
1.5 Training to hazardous mixtures
Mark that Tiki Safety AB produces the Tiki start as a Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE) as defined in EU 2016 / 425 annex II under paragraph:
3.10 ‘Protection against substances and mixtures which are hazardous to health and
against harmful biological agents’,
Therefore, it is not under the responsibility of Tiki Safety AB to train the users of
the Tiki start to the risks of these hazardous mixtures.
To train the users of the Tiki start to the risks of hazardous mixtures, is under the
responsibility of either the user or the organisation that holds responsibility over the
user, as for example the employer of the user.
Tiki Safety AB recommends that the user receives training on the risks and
preventive – and protective measures to control exposure to hazardous mixtures.
1.6 Filter limitations
Note that the P3 particle filter of the Tiki start has – as any other filter – limitations.
Therefore, verify that the filter of the Tiki start is in line with the intended use and
protects the user to the expected risks in the environment of use.
Therefore, also refer to the paragraphs:
■ 2.5 Pictograms on page 20
■ 5.2 Replace the inhalation filter (white) on page 36
The filter holds on its top right the next logo:
the information next to this logo indicates the time limit
for the storage of new filters, as kept in their original packaging.
This indication is: an abbreviation for
the month in three (3) syllables (English spelling) and the year.
Do not use a filter after this indicated life time period!

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1.7 Material of the Tiki start
Assembly Part name Material
Inhalation filter (white) Filter cover (white) ABS
Mask Seal collar ThermoPlastic Elastomer (TPE)
Harness Clip Nylon
Mask Mask visor small /
medium / large PETG
Blower Blower cover ABS
Harness Triglide POM
Mask Outlet valve seat PETG
Mask Outlet valve membrane Silicone
Harness Harness PA, rubber
Mask Chin protection CR expanded
External battery Battery clips with screws ABS, Steel
1.7.1 Basic components
The Tiki start holds the basic components as described in paragraph:
2.1 Description on page 12.
These basic components are manufactured in the materials as indicated above.
None of these materials expose the user of the Tiki start to a health or a safety
issue.
1.7.2 Batteries
The blower with the internal battery and the external battery contain both lithium
polymer (LiPo) batteries.
Therefore, obey the following precautions:
■ Do not dispose a LiPo battery in a fire or subject it to extreme heat
■ Do not disassemble
■ Do not use a LiPo battery if it shows signs of mechanical damage or swelling
■ Do not use a LiPo battery in either heavy rain, a shower or submerse it in water
■ Immediately stop charging or disconnect battery from other appliances should
the battery go warm
■ Do not charge a LiPo battery in an ambient temperature of less than 0 °C
In the unlikely event that the battery of the blower is damaged and electrolyte seeps
out, ensure that the electrolyte does not get in contact with the eyes of the user.

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In the unlikely event that electrolyte comes in contact with the eyes of the user:
■ In a safe environment, flush the eyes with water
■ Seek medical attention, immediately
1.8 At use
For safe use, it is imperative that the Tiki start forms a tight seal to the face of the user.
If the Tiki start does not form a tight seal to the face of the user, the risk exists that:
■ Through gaps between the Tiki start and the face of the user hazardous
mixtures enter in the enclosed air volume between the Tiki start and the face
of the user and hence no longer prevent contact of the user to hazardous
mixtures!
Therefore, it is imperative that the user handles and adapts the Tiki start as indicated
in:
■ The use procedures in this manual, refer to:
› 3 Procedures before use on page 23
› 4 Use procedures on page 27
› 5 Maintenance procedures on page 34
■ The video, on: www.tikisafety.com/video
The risk that hazardous mixtures enter the enclosed air volume between the Tiki start
and the face of the user depends on the verification of the user that the seal is tight.
As extra measure to reduce this risk, Tiki Safety AB designed the Tiki start, as a
mask with positive pressure.
This means that the pressure of the air in the enclosed air volume between the
Tiki start and the face of the user is higher than the ambient air pressure.
And thus the air flows in through the filter at the top and flows out through the
exhalation valve and filter at the bottom.
As a consequence:
■ If due to improper use, a gap occurs in the seal between the Tiki start and the
face of the user occurs, air is pushed out in optimal conditions to prevent that
hazardous mixtures come in
■ If due to improper use and despite the positive pressure,
hazardous mixtures get in the enclosed air volume between the Tiki start and
the face of the user, the positive pressure pushes the hazardous mixtures out
through the exhalation valve
If a gap occurs and there is a negative pressure for a given time, this is detected and
a sound and visible alarm is generated, therefore also refer to: 2.3.4 Filter warning or
leak on page 17.

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Mark that if a gap occurs between the Tiki start and the face of the user, the energy
use of the Tiki start is higher and hence the battery time lower.
Therefore, obey to the instructions in relation to the use of the Tiki start at all
times.
Mark that incorrect use of the Tiki start voids warranty.
1.9 Risk situations
As the Tiki start does not supply oxygen (O), do not use the Tiki start in atmospheres
with a reduced oxygen (O) level of less than 19,5 %.
As the Tiki start is equipped with a battery, the functionality of the Tiki start depends
on the battery time.
It is under the responsibility of the user to monitor the energy level of the battery
before use and monitor that energy level at use, at all times.
If the energy level of the battery level is too low, a risk situation occurs.
The following situations mark that either the energy level of the battery is too low or
the Tiki start is not fully functional:
■ The alarm sounds for low battery warning
■ The airflow to the mask decreases or stops
■ Symptoms that indicate an exposure to the hazardous mixtures as indicated on
the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of the hazardous mixture
■ Other
As a risk situation occurs, the user has to leave the environment with the hazardous
mixture and move either self or with aid to an environment that is considered as safe.

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1.10 After use
Obey to the indications of the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of the hazardous
mixture.
Obey to the instructions to transit from the environment with the hazardous mixture
to a safe environment.
Mark that it is not under the responsibility of Tiki Safety AB to elaborate such
instructions.
It is under the responsibility of either the user or the organisation that holds
responsibility over the user to elaborate such instructions.
In a safe environment and as adhered to the instructions to transit, take the
Tiki start o as to the procedure: 4.6 Take the Tiki start o, on page 33.
Clean the Tiki start after use, therefore refer to:
■ The MSDS of the hazardous mixture
■ The procedure: 5.1 Cleaning the Tiki start on page 35
If the hazardous mixture is of such nature that either the inhalation filter of the
Tiki start or in very extreme conditions the entire Tiki start is to be disposed after use,
refer to:
■ The MSDS of the hazardous mixture
■ The procedure: 5.2 Replace the inhalation filter on page 36
■ Chapter 6 Disposal on page 38

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2 Design
2.1 Description
2.1.1 General description
The Tiki start is:
■ A Powered Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR)
■ A mask that covers the entire face of the user
■ Equipped with an inhalation filter (white) that is a P3 particle filter
The inhalation filter (white) is a filter that purifies the air that comes in to the enclosed
air volume between the Tiki start and the face of the user. And thus provides filtered
air to the user to inhale.
2.1.2 Parts
Aside the below indicated, the Tiki start is shipped with the following items that are
not indicated on figure 1:
■ This user manual
■ A small half-circle shaped chin protection
The battery charger is shipped with four (4) power plugs that can be changed as to
the local standard of the client.
The battery charger is a standard AC to DC adapter with input: 100 – 240 V,
50 – 60 Hz and 0,7 Amp.
The Tiki start is composed of the following parts.
Also refer to figure 1 on the next page.
■ The mask (visor) in PET and TPE.
■ The harness, made of elastic webbing and clips in nylon.
Unless it is exposed in hazardous environments, to contagious pathogens or
other harmful particles, the harness can be reused.
■ The blower contains the fan, the work lights, the operational buttons and
warnings.
It automatically adjusts airflow in accordance to the demand inside the mask to
maintain a positive pressure.
■ The blower contains a LiPo battery that as fully charged runs the blower for
minimal 60 minutes.

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■ The inhalation filter (white) is a P3 particle filter.
Mark that the Tiki start includes only particle filters and is therefore not to be
used in areas that contain gaseous solvents and other hazardous airborne
contagions that a P3 particle filter does not remove.
The inhalation particle filter is composed of ABS plastics and HEPA fibreglass
media.
■ The battery charger, supplies electric power to the internal battery of the
blower and the external battery. The batteries have to be charged separately,
internal battery first, followed by external battery if applicable.
Always charge batteries supervised, and never charge batteries when the
battery temperature is less than 0° C.
■ External battery is an option and sold separate.
The external battery is a clip-on unit that contains a larger LiPo battery.
It connects to the blower with a cable and screw fitting.
This increases the battery life for minimal 6 hours, provided that the seal is tight.

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30°
The Tiki start holds the following components as indicated on figure 1:
1a The mask, that covers the entire face of the user
1b The inhalation filter (white)
1c The blower with internal battery
1d The harness
1e The battery charger
1f The car charger, optional
1g The external battery pack with cable, optional
1h The screw seal, optional
2.1.3 Pressure sensor
The blower of the Tiki start contains a pressure sensor.
This pressure sensor detects through the little hole on top of the visor the pressure
in the mask.
1h

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The speed of the blower adapts automatically to create a positive pressure of 0.2
mbar. Therefore, it is important that the user calibrates the blower at every use of the
Tiki start and as the user enters another space as for example: inside versus outside,
floor, operating room etc.
Refer to the procedure: 4.4 Calibrate the blower on page 31.
2.2 Buttons and indicator lights
The blower of the Tiki start and hence the Tiki start contains the following buttons,
lights and indicator lights.
The buttons can be used as the blower is positioned in the mask.
Refer to figure 11:
11a The on / o button
11b The lights to apply extra light at the work spot
11c The button for the lights at 11b
11d Three (3) indicator lights
2.2.1 The on / o button
Use the on / o button to:
■ Calibrate the blower as to the procedure: 4.4 Calibrate the blower, on page 31
■ Start and stop the blower unit.
To do so, press and hold the on / o button for 3 seconds
2.2.2 The lights
Use the lights to cast extra light on the working area.
2.2.3 The button for the lights
Use the button for the lights to:
As the blower is ‘on’, switch on or switch o the lights

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2.2.4 Three (3) indicator lights
The Tiki start holds three (3) indicator lights: 11d on figure 11. Mark that figure 11
shows the underside of the blower with the on / o button on the left.
Yet, as the Tiki start is in use, the blower is above the eye-line of the user and
hence the on / o button on the right!
In the below description, the symbols for the three (3) lights are:
The indicator light is o and thus emits no light.
The indicator light is on and thus emits light.
The indicator light flashes and thus emits light on and o.
2.3 Indications of the indicator lights
2.3.1 Blower o
None of the indicator lights are on, this indicates that the blower is o.
If after attempts to start the blower, the indicator lights do not emit light and the
sound of the blower can not be heard, charge the battery.
2.3.2 Blower on
The indicator light that is closest to the on / o button.
This indicates that the blower is on.
The indicator light remains on as long as the blower is on.
2.3.3 Low battery power
The indicator light that is closest to the on / o button is on.
The indicator light that is the most away from the on / o button flashes.
The blower emits an alarm sound every five (5) seconds.
This indicates that the battery power is low.

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Note that the power-o state, is considered an abnormal situation.
The battery power is sucient for another 15 minutes.
As this alarm of lights and sound emits, the user has to:
■ Leave the hazardous environment
■ Charge the internal battery of the blower unit
■ As necessary, charge the external battery
2.3.4 Filter warning or leak
The indicator light that is closest to the on / o button is on.
The other two (2) indicator lights flash.
The blower emits an alarm sound every one (1) second.
This indicates that either:
■ The inhalation filter is blocked
■ A major leak occurred
In either situation, the user has to:
■ Leave the hazardous environment
■ Evaluate what caused either the leak or the situation with the filter
■ If a situation with the inhalation filter occurred, replace the filter as to:
5.2 Replace the inhalation filter on page 36
■ If a leak occurred due to a mechanical issue, please replace the faulty parts
according to the individual instructions in chapter 3 from page 23
■ If a leak occurred to an unknown reason, refer to:
1.3 Before use on page 5
■ If either the above is the reason for the alarm, contact Tiki Safety AB

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2.4 Specifications
2.4.1 Dimensions
The Tiki start is available in three (3) sizes: small, medium and large.
The dimensions of the Tiki starts are designed to ergonomic industrial standards.
The Tiki starts have as prepared for use, the following weight in gram(g), ‘as
prepared for use’, includes:
■ The visor of the mask with seal collar, that covers the entire face of the user
■ The particle filter
■ The blower with internal battery
■ The harness
The total weights are the following, these are the weights for the composed masks:
■ In size small 360 g
■ In size medium 370 g
■ In size large 380 g
Note that the design of the Tiki start has an ergonomic shape with contact around the
entire face and a harness that tightens the mask at the back of the head.
This design distributes the weight over the entire head and leads to ecient and
ergonomic comfort.
Item Specifications
Battery warning time < 15 min (normal conditions)
Minimum free-flow air 200 l / min
Minimum filter free-flow 100 l / min
Pressure trigger ≤ 2 millibar
Pressure alarm > 2 seconds negative pressure
Battery charge specification Input 100 V – 240 V AC, output 2 A DC
Visor of the mask, small 92 g
Visor of the mask, medium 102 g
Visor of the mask, large 112 g
Blower 165 g
Inhalation filter 70 g
Harness 33 g
External battery 200 g
Battery cable 48 g

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2.4.2 Operational conditions
The Tiki start is designed for use in an operational temperature between
minus (-) 10 °C to 45 °C and a Relative Humidity (RH) of under 90%.
Do not use the Tiki start in an environment with a RH of over 90%.
Charge the batteries in an environment with a temperature between 5 °C to 30°C,
in accordance to: 4.1 Charge the batter(y)(ies) on page 28.
2.4.3 Performance tests
Every Tiki start has been subjected to verification and tests in its production phase.
As the seal collar is installed on the visor of the mask, the combination is
positioned on an artificial test ‘face’.
In this test configuration a vacuum is applied to the enclosed air volume between
the Tiki start and the face of the user for a pre-set time.
The test measures whether the mask can hold the vacuum for the pre-set time.
Only masks that hold the vacuum for the pre-set time are validated and further
processed in the production.
Masks that do not hold the vacuum for the pre-set time are not validated and not
further processed in the production.
The test installation generates information on the tests and saves this information.
2.4.4 Traceability
As every Tiki start holds a unique number, the information of the respective
performance test of each mask is traceable from the production to the end-user.
Please mark that this information is only available for legal incident investigation
on request to Tiki Safety AB.
Also refer to the procedure to read the Quick Response (QR) code at: 3.3 Read the
QR code on page 26.

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Never ever open the
filter.
Storage in an
environment with a
Relative Humidity (RH)
that is lower than 60 %.
Storage in an
environment with a
temperature between
minus (–) 20° C and +
40° C for short storage.
Storage in an
environment with a
temperature of around
21° C for long term
storage.
CE conformity indication
to EU directive 2016/425.
Indication of the
applicable patent
number.
Refer to the user- and
maintenance manual of
the Tiki start.
Recycle symbol
that indicates that
the respective part
is recyclable, if not
contaminated.
Indication that a battery
is present.
Warning symbol on the
fact that the Li – ion
battery is to be recycled
separate.
Warning symbol on the
fact that the respective
part is to be disposed
to a dedicated waste
disposal process.
Hourglass, next to the
hourglass are the month
and the year indicated
the expiry date of the
part. Note this is the
storage time for an
un-opened package.
Also refer to paragraph:
1.6 Filter limitations on
page: 7.
2.5 Pictograms
The following markings on the filter are to EN 12942, do not confuse to any other
European standard or other standard.
Mark that the Tiki start holds the following pictograms:
■ The part-number of the parts, indicated with ‘P/N’
■ The indication of the applicable standard
■ A Quick Response (QR) code