Ventec Life Systems VOCSN User manual

Clinical and Technical Manual
Software Version 4.06

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VOCSN offers mechanical Ventilation, Oxygen, Cough, Suction, and Nebulizer therapies in one compact, portable,
lightweight device.
Critical Care Ventilator
VOCSN is one of the few portable ventilators to achieve the rigorous critical care standard1for safety
and accuracy. The ventilator provides invasive, noninvasive, and mouthpiece ventilation and delivers a
comprehensive set of modes and settings to meet patient needs.
6 L/min Equivalent Internal Oxygen Concentrator
The VOCSN internal oxygen concentrator and Oxygen DirectTM system deliver the equivalent of
6 L/min of oxygen or up to 40% FiO2. External high pressure and low pressure oxygen sources can
be connected when needed.
Touch Button Cough
Touch Button CoughTM therapy is activated in seconds rather than minutes, without changing the circuit.
Breath Sync monitors patient breathing and triggers a cough at a natural point in the breathing cycle.
Hospital Grade Suction
Hospital grade suction system provides consistent high ows throughout the entire suction experience.
VOCSN Suction therapy is up to three times quieter than traditional portable suction machines.
High Performance Nebulizer
VOCSN automatically compensates for the airow from the nebulizer drive to ensure accurate
ventilation and comfortable breathing. VOCSN records each medication use and turns off the nebulizer
when the therapy is complete.
Copyright: © 2020, Ventec Life Systems
22002 26th Ave SE
Bothell, WA 98021 USA
Part Number: LBL-00001-001, Rev M
CAUTION: Federal law restricts this device to sale and use by or on the order of a physician.
1ISO 80601-2-12
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Table of Contents
Introduction 12
Therapy Overview 12
VOCSN Congurations 13
Leak+ Performance 13
Ventilation 14
Oxygen Direct 14
Touch Button Cough 15
Suction 15
Nebulization 15
Portability 16
Indications for Use 16
VOCSN Training 16
Suggested Environments of Use 17
Home Environments 17
Hospital Environments 17
Institutional Environments 17
Transport Environments 17
Getting Started 18
Package Contents 18
Contraindications 18
System Overview 19

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Setup 20
VOCSN Placement 21
Power Setup 22
The Power Supply 23
The Optional 24 Volt Wheelchair Power Cable 24
The Removable, Rechargeable Batteries 24
Ventec One-Circuit Setup 25
Using a Trach, ET Tube, or Non-Vented Mask 26
Using a Vented Mask 26
Using a High Flow Nasal Cannula 26
Connecting an Active, Passive, or Valveless Ventec One-Circuit 27
Ventec One-Circuit Component Connection Order 28
Connecting an External Bacterial Filter 29
Connecting a Ventec One-Circuit Without a Humidier 29
Connecting a Humidier and Heated Wire Ventec One-Circuit 30
Connecting a Ventec One-Circuit to a Humidier (Without the Ventec Humidier Bypass) 31
Connecting a Ventec One-Circuit, Humidier, and Ventec Humidier Bypass 32
Connecting a Ventec One-Circuit O2 Tube 33
Connecting an Active Ventec One-Circuit 34
Connecting Ventec One-Circuit Components 35
Connecting an HME (Heat-Moisture Exchanger) 35
Connecting a Nebulizer Cup to the Patient Circuit 36
Connecting a Ventec Secretion Trap to the Patient Circuit 38
Connecting a Closed-Suction Catheter to the Patient Circuit 39
Setting up Ventilation therapy with a Speaking Valve 39
Mouthpiece Patient Circuit Setup 40
Oxygen Therapy Setup 41
Setting Up the Internal O2 Concentrator 42
Setting Up External Oxygen Sources 42
Connecting External High-Pressure Oxygen 43
Connecting External Low-Pressure Oxygen 44
Suction Setup 45
Removing and Reattaching the VOCSN Suction Cap 45
Connecting the Ventec Travel Suction Canister 46
Connecting Suction Tubing to the Travel Canister 47
Connecting the External Suction Canister Adapter 48
Connecting Suction Tubing to Suction Interfaces 48
Connecting a Nurse Call System or Remote Alarm 49
Running the Pre-Use Test 50

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Breath Types and Therapy Modes 51
Breath Types 51
Pressure Breaths 52
Volume Breaths 53
Spontaneous Breaths 53
VOCSN Ventilation Modes 54
Bi-Level Mode 54
Assist/Control-Pressure with an Active, Passive, or Valveless Ventec One-Circuit 55
Assist/Control-Pressure with a Mouthpiece Patient Circuit 55
SIMV-Pressure Mode 56
CPAP Function 56
High Flow Therapy 56
Assist/Control-Volume Mode 57
Assist/Control-Volume with an Active, Passive, or Valveless Ventec One-Circuit 57
Assist/Control-Volume with a Mouthpiece Patient Circuit 57
SIMV-Volume Mode 58
CPAP Function 58
High Flow Therapy 58
Volume Targeted Ventilation Overview 59
Vol. Targeted-PS Mode 60
Vol. Targeted-PS with an Active, Passive, or Valveless Ventec One-Circuit 60
Vol. Targeted-PS with a Mouthpiece Patient Circuit 60
Vol. Targeted-PC Mode 61
Vol. Targeted-PC with an Active, Passive, or Valveless Ventec One-Circuit 61
Assist/Control-Pressure with a Mouthpiece Patient Circuit 61
Vol. Targeted-SIMV Mode 62
Comparable Volume Ventilation Modes 63
Comparable Pressure Ventilation Modes (Including Volume-Targeted Ventilation) 64
Comparable Non-Invasive Ventilation Modes 65

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The Touchscreen 66
Locking the Touchscreen 66
The Status Bar 67
The Home Screen 68
Night Mode and Day Mode 68
The Therapy Screen 69
The Monitors Screen 70
The Customization Button 70
The Waveforms Button 70
The Menu Screen 71
The Pre-Use Test Button 71
The Settings & Alarms Button 72
The Device Settings Button 72
The Logs Button 72
The Clinician Access Button 72
The Enable Prescribed Therapies Button 73
The Permissions Button 73
The My VOCSN Button 73
Controls and Settings 74
Ventilation Therapy Controls 75
Changing Ventilation Therapy Settings 75
Available Ventilation Therapy Settings 76
Control Limiting 83
Controls Available in Each Ventilation Mode 84
Setting VOCSN Controls for Mouthpiece Ventilation 87
Setting VOCSN Controls for High Flow Therapy 87
Enabling and Disabling Prescribed Therapies 88
Oxygen Controls 90
Changing Oxygen Settings 90
Available Oxygen Settings 91
Cough Therapy Controls 93
Changing Cough Therapy Settings 93
Available Cough Therapy Settings 94
Changing Suction Settings 96
Changing Nebulizer Settings 97
Clinician Access Mode 98
Entering the Clinician Access Passcode 98
Conguring Permissions 99
Device Settings 100
Changing Device Settings 100
Available Device Settings 101
VOCSN Therapy Interactions 102

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Alarms 103
Alarm Silence Button 104
Changing Alarm Settings 104
Alarm Conditions and Settings 105
The Alarm Log 113
The Event Log 114
Clearing an Alarm 115
Remote Alarms and Nurse Call Systems (Optional) 115
Monitors 116
Ventilation Monitors 117
Waveform Monitors 119
Monitor Screen Customization 120
Oxygen Therapy Monitors 121
FiO2 Monitor 121
Calculated FiO2 Monitor 122
Cough Therapy Monitors 123
Suction Therapy Monitor 124
Nebulizer Therapy Monitor 125
System Monitors 126
Multi-View 127
Exporting Multi-View Data to a USB Drive 128
Generating Multi-View Reports 129
Reading Multi-View Reports 130
Report Information 130
Trend Summary 131
Compliance Calendar 131
Therapy Use 132
Settings Overview 132
Monitor Details 133
Logs 134

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Checkout Procedure 135
Visual Inspections 135
Inop Alarm Test 135
Power Testing Procedures 136
Ventilation and Oxygen Testing Procedures 137
Ventilation And Oxygen Tests 138
Ventilation Alarm Verication 139
Remote Alarm Test (Optional) 139
Decannulation Alarm Verication 140
Patient Circuit Disconnect Alarm Verication 140
Cough Therapy Testing Procedures 141
Suction Therapy Testing Procedures 142
Nebulizer Therapy Testing Procedures 142
Congure and Verify Control and Alarm Settings 142
Checkout Worksheet 143
Operating Instructions 144
Powering On VOCSN 145
Starting VOCSN Therapies 146
Starting Ventilation Therapy 147
Changing Between Congured Ventilation Presets 148
Starting Oxygen Therapy 149
Using O2 Flush 150
Using the Internal O2 Concentrator to Provide Pulse Dose Oxygen Direct Therapy 151
Using External High-Pressure Oxygen 152
Using External Low-Pressure Oxygen 152
Starting Cough Therapy 153
Starting Suction Therapy 154
Starting Nebulizer therapy 156
Responding to Alarms 158
Powering Off VOCSN 158

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Cleaning and Maintenance 159
Cleaning VOCSN 159
Cleaning VOCSN Exterior 160
Cleaning the Air and Fan Filters 161
Replacing Components 162
Emptying the Ventec Travel Suction Canister and Replacing Suction Components 162
Replacing the Power Supply 163
Replacing the Ventec One-Circuit or Ventec Humidier Bypass 163
Replacing Ventec One-Circuit Components 164
Replacing the Nebulizer Filter 164
Replacing the External Bacterial Filter 164
Replacing the Internal Bacterial Filter 165
Recommended Maintenance Schedule 166
Battery Care, Maintenance, and Replacement 167
Software Updates 168
Locating the VOCSN Software Version 168
Environmental Considerations 169
Shipping Considerations 169
Glossary 170
Glossary of Symbols 170
Glossary of Indicators 174
Glossary of Terms 176
Troubleshooting 177
Troubleshooting Alarms 177
Device Troubleshooting 183
Ventilation and Cough Troubleshooting 184
Oxygen Troubleshooting 185
Suction Troubleshooting 186
Nebulizer Troubleshooting 186
Multi-View Troubleshooting 187
Patient Circuit Troubleshooting 187
Recalibrating Batteries 188

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Technical Specications 189
Physical 189
Environmental 190
Inputs and Outputs 190
External Power Requirements 191
Removable, Rechargeable Batteries 191
Internal Rechargeable Battery 191
Expected Service Life and Intervals 192
Audible Volume 192
O2 Concentrator 192
Nebulizer Drive 193
FiO2 Monitor 193
Control Accuracy 194
Monitor Resolution and Accuracy 196
Classications 198
Standards Applied 198
Ventec One-Circuit Compliance 199
Pressure During Inop 199
Biocompatibility 199
Accessories 200
Available from Ventec Life Systems 200
Available from Other Manufacturers 205
EMC Information 206
Electromagnetic Emissions 207
Electromagnetic Immunity 208
Recommended Separation Distance Between Portable and Mobile RF Communications
Equipment and VOCSN 210

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Technical Description 211
Theory of Operation 211
Ventilation Therapy and FiO2 Oxygen Therapy 211
Leak Compensation 212
Leak Compensation with an Active Ventec One-Circuit 212
Leak Compensation with a Passive or Valveless Ventec One-Circuit 213
Leak Compensation with a Mouthpiece Circuit 213
The Oxygen Direct System 214
Touch Button Cough therapy and the Ventec Humidier Bypass 215
Suction 215
Nebulization 216
Internal Nebulizer Therapy 216
External Nebulizer Compensation 216
VOCSN Measurements 217
Airway Pressure Measurements 217
Flow Measurements 217
Volume Measurements 217
FiO2 Measurements 217
Alarm Detection Criteria 218
System Fault Detection Criteria and Recommended Action 219
Low-Pressure Oxygen Blending 221
Input Flow 100% Oxygen, Flow Trigger Set to 1-3 222
Input Flow 100% Oxygen, Flow Trigger Set to 9 222
Input Flow 93% Oxygen, Flow Trigger Set to 1-3 223
Input Flow 93% Oxygen, Flow Trigger Set to 9 223
Input Flow 100% Oxygen, High Flow Therapy 224
Input Flow 93% Oxygen, High Flow Therapy 224

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Introduction
Therapy Overview
Using the Ventec One-CircuitTM, clinicians, home caregivers, and patients can use VOCSN to ventilate, provide air
enriched with oxygen to the patient, simulate natural coughs to clear secretions, remove those secretions from the
patient airway or circuit, and administer nebulized medication, minimizing the need to connect additional medical
equipment or recongure the patient circuit.
NOTE: This manual describes the features included with version 4.06. Not all functionality is available in previous
versions of the VOCSN software. See “Software Updates” on page 168 for a description of features included in each
release, and instructions to check the software version of your device. To view revisions of the Clinical and Technical
manual associated with previous software versions, see VentecLife.com/resources.
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VOCSN Congurations
VOCSN offers mechanical Ventilation, Oxygen, Cough, Suction, and Nebulizer therapies in one compact, portable,
lightweight device. VOCSN is customizable and may be purchased in various congurations of the available integrated
therapies. There are many possible VOCSN congurations. This allows patients and caregivers to select a device that
provides therapies that meet the patient’s individual needs.
Your device may include all ve therapies and all the features described in this manual, or just the set of therapies and
features purchased or prescribed by the treating physician. Depending on its conguration, VOCSN will be able to
provide Ventilation, +Oxygen Concentration, +Cough, +Suction, and/or +Nebulizer therapy. It may also be able to
provide oxygen from an external high-pressure source and FiO2 monitoring (+Pro congurations) or low-pressure oxygen
(all congurations). The conguration name is based on the therapies VOCSN can provide. For example, the V+C
conguration provides Ventilation+Cough therapies. The conguration name is printed on the back of the device, and is
also visible on the My VOCSN screen.
Conguration
(Located on Device
Rear Label)
Ventilation
(V)
O2
Concentration
(+O)
Cough
(+C)
Suction
(+S)
Nebulizer
+(N)
High-Pressure
External Oxygen
and FiO2 Monitor
(+Pro)
Low-Pressure
External
Oxygen
V+O+C+S+N+Pro
(or “VOCSN”) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
V+O+C+S+N Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
V+C+Pro
(or “VOCSN-VC”) Yes No Yes No No Yes Yes
V+C Yes No Yes No No No Yes
Leak+ Performance
The Leak+ feature allows VOCSN to deliver High Flow ventilation, as well as provide compensation for leaks up to
175 L/min at 20 cmH2O. The improved Leak Compensation may be particularly useful during non-invasive ventilation.
Leak+ is available on devices with compatible hardware running software version 4.06R and newer.
To see if your VOCSN is capable of Leak+ performance, install the latest software and check for the “V”
icon with a white background in the status bar. The availability of this feature can also be found on the
My VOCSN screen next to “Leak+.”
For more information about VOCSN leak compensation, see “Leak Compensation” on page 212.
WARNING: Delivered and monitored ventilation therapy may be affected by large leaks around the patient interface.
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Ventilation
VOCSN provides invasive or non-invasive ventilation. Using one of six ventilation modes, and an active, passive,
valveless, or mouthpiece Ventec One-Circuit, VOCSN delivers congurable pressure, volume, and/or spontaneous
breaths.
The congurable Flow Trigger control, in combination with the powerful integrated Leak Compensation feature, allows
VOCSN to perform well for both invasive and non-invasive applications, even with signicant leaks in the patient circuit.
VOCSN devices with the Leak+ feature can compensate for leaks up to 175 L/min at 20 cmH2O. Ventilation controls such
as Rise Time and Pressure Control Flow Termination can be adjusted to improve patient comfort.
The Ventilation therapy Presets feature allows clinicians to set up, label, and store up to three unique Ventilation therapy
congurations. Using the touchscreen, clinicians, home caregivers, and patients can switch between these three pre-
congured therapies as needed. For example, some patients may benet from one ventilation Preset while awake,
another Preset while active, and a third Preset during sleep.
The Permissions feature allows clinicians to lock VOCSN control settings. VOCSN controls can be set to User and
Clinician, or Clinician Only. Controls set to Clinician Only cannot be modied until the Clinician Access Passcode is
entered. Controls set to User and Clinician will remain adjustable at all times.
Optional integrated oxygen blending provides a congurable FiO2 to the patient, utilizing an external high-pressure
oxygen source. The internal FiO2 monitor continuously monitors the FiO2 of the delivered gas as it ows to the Ventec
One-Circuit, to ensure the accuracy of delivered Oxygen therapy. The VOCSN also includes an internal O2 Concentrator,
which may be used to provide Oxygen DirectTM therapy to the patient. Alternatively, oxygen can be owed into the
Ventec One-Circuit through the low-pressure oxygen port.
Oxygen Direct
The VOCSN internal O2 Concentrator delivers Oxygen Direct therapy to the patient without requiring an external
oxygen source. It is intended for the administration of non-life-sustaining, supplemental oxygen to stable individuals.
Using the O2 Flow Equivalent control, the internal O2 Concentrator delivers the equivalent of up to 6 L/min as pulse
doses through a small integrated oxygen tube in the Ventec One-Circuit.
Traditional, portable oxygen concentrators include a pulse dose oxygen mode, used to deliver oxygen through a high
ow nasal cannula, but do not have a way to trigger pulsed doses of oxygen through a patient circuit for ventilation.
VOCSN unies ventilation and oxygen concentration to deliver oxygen as pulse doses through a small oxygen tube in
the Ventec One-Circuit, in synchronization with patient breathing.
VOCSN can also be connected to an external source of high-pressure oxygen to deliver oxygen through the Ventec One-
Circuit as a congured FiO2, or in pulse dose mode using an integrated Ventec One-Circuit O2 tube.

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Touch Button Cough
Integrated VOCSN Touch Button CoughTM therapy can be delivered with the touch of a button without modifying
the Ventec One-Circuit. Once initiated using the touchscreen, VOCSN transitions to Cough therapy and then back to
Ventilation therapy automatically. Touch Button Cough therapy delivers an insufation (positive) pressure, and then an
exsufation (negative) pressure through the Ventec One-Circuit to simulate a natural cough, moving secretions out of the
patient airway.
The Cough+Suction feature allows VOCSN to activate Suction therapy automatically when Cough therapy is initiated, to
simultaneously move secretions out of the patient airway, and from the Ventec One-Circuit.
The Breath Sync feature synchronizes cough maneuvers with patient effort to improve patient comfort. VOCSN also
monitors Peak Cough Flow and Cough Volume to help ensure Cough therapy is delivered effectively.
Suction
VOCSN includes a high-ow suction system designed to safely aid in effective airway clearance for both pediatric and
adult patients. If enabled, Suction therapy can be initiated at any time during Ventilation or Cough therapy, to help
remove secretions from the patient airway or Ventec One-Circuit.
The Cough+Suction feature allows VOCSN to activate Suction therapy automatically when Cough therapy is initiated, to
simultaneously move secretions out of the patient airway, and from the Ventec One-Circuit.
Suction therapy can be used with a Ventec Secretion Trap, or closed- or open-suction catheter. The Ventec Secretion Trap
collects secretions as they enter the Ventec One-Circuit during Cough therapy. Suction tubing connected to the Ventec
Secretion Trap vacuums those secretions out of the Ventec One-Circuit and into the detachable Ventec Travel Suction
Canister.
Nebulization
Optional Nebulizer therapy provides an integrated 6 L/min nebulizer drive, to power a nebulizer connected to the
Ventec One-Circuit. Nebulization can be initiated using the VOCSN touchscreen, and turns off automatically when the
congured Nebulizer therapy duration has elapsed. While Nebulizer therapy is active, VOCSN automatically adjusts the
delivered Ventilation therapy to compensate for nebulization ows.

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Portability
VOCSN is designed to support the transport of mechanically ventilated patients. VOCSN includes two removable,
rechargeable batteries and an internal rechargeable battery, used to power the device when no external source of
continuous power is available.
Using the power supply, VOCSN can be connected to a wall outlet or other AC power source. Ventec Life Systems also
offers an optional 24 Volt Wheelchair Power Cable, which can be used to power VOCSN from wheelchair outlets. VOCSN
batteries charge whenever an external power source is applied.
Indications for Use
VOCSN Unied Respiratory System is intended to provide continuous or intermittent ventilatory support for the care
of individuals who require mechanical ventilation. It may be used in invasive and non-invasive applications. VOCSN is
intended for pediatric through adult patients weighing at least 5 kg. It is intended for use in home, hospital, institutional,
and transport settings, including portable applications.
The integral oxygen concentrator is intended for the administration of supplemental oxygen. The integral suction
pump is intended for airway uid removal and oral/pharyngeal hygiene. The integral cough assist option is intended for
patients who are additionally unable to cough or clear secretions effectively.
VOCSN Training
The VOCSN clinician or caregiver must be capable of responding to alarm conditions, and trained to use VOCSN. A list
of available VOCSN training options is available at VentecLife.com.
CAUTION: Clinicians responsible for conguring and operating VOCSN must be trained to use it and should review
this manual in its entirety before using VOCSN to administer therapy. Home caregivers must also receive training,
and must review the Home Caregiver and Patient Guide (available at VentecLife.com) prior to setting up or operating
VOCSN.

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Suggested Environments of Use
VOCSN is suitable for use in the following environments:
Home Environments
• Home care
• Home-based transport
Hospital Environments
• Emergency departments
• Step-down units
• Military hospitals
WARNING: Do not use VOCSN within magnetic resonance (MR) environments. Using VOCSN within MR environments
may affect VOCSN or MR device performance, damage the devices, or harm individuals.
Institutional Environments
• Long-term acute care
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Long-term care/nursing homes
Transport Environments
• Intra-hospital transport
• Inter-hospital transport
• Emergency medical services
• Military transport
NOTE: VOCSN that include an airplane symbol on the back label are compliant with the regulations
for device use on board aircraft.

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Getting Started
Package Contents
VOCSN includes the following items:
• One VOCSN (therapy conguration may vary)
• Two removable, rechargeable batteries
• One power supply
• One Ventec One-Circuit
• Bacterial lters
• One Quick Start Guide
• One Ventec Travel Suction Canister (included with VOCSN congurations with Suction therapy)
• One Nebulizer Filter (included with VOCSN congurations with Nebulizer therapy)
NOTE: Contact Ventec Life Systems at 1-844-MY-VOCSN for assistance with setup, maintenance, or to report
unexpected device operation.
See “Accessories” on page 200 for a list of VOCSN components and accessories available from Ventec Life Systems.
Contraindications
Consult the patient’s healthcare professional before using a non-invasive interface with VOCSN if the patient experiences
any of the following medical conditions:
• Inability to maintain a patent airway
• Risk of aspirating gastric contents
• Epistaxis that causes pulmonary aspiration of blood
• Acute sinusitis or otitis media
• Hypotension
Consult the patient’s healthcare professional before using Cough therapy if the patient experiences any of the following
medical conditions:
• A medical history of bullous emphysema
• Recent barotrauma
• Susceptible to pneumothorax or pneumo-mediastinum

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Description Description
1 Touchscreen 13 Handle (back view)
2 Speaker 14 T-Slot mount
3 Alarm Silence button 15 Cooling air outlet and Cough therapy exhaust
4 External Power / Charge Status indicator light 16 High-pressure O2 Inlet
(+Pro congurations only)
5 On/Off button and indicator light 17 Low-pressure O2 Inlet
6 Removable, rechargeable battery (right side) 18 Remote alarm port
7 Active exhalation valve connection port 19 USB port for use by trained personnel only. See “Exporting
Multi-View Data to a USB Drive” on page 127 for
instructions.
8 Ventec One-Circuit O2 tube connection port (+O
congurations only)
20 Cooling air intake and lter
9 Nebulizer drive port
(+N congurations only)
21 Power connection port
10 External bacterial lter and Ventec One-Circuit
connection port
22 Patient air inlet and lter
11 Handle (side view) 23 Removable, rechargeable battery (left side)
12 Cooling air outlet 24 Suction canister cap to protect suction canister interface
port (+S congurations only)
25 Cooling air outlets
1
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Setup
This chapter includes instructions for placing and setting up VOCSN, including instructions for connecting Ventec One-
Circuits, and additional Ventec One-Circuit components. VOCSN was designed for use with Ventec One-Circuits from
Ventec Life Systems. Do not use third-party patient circuits with VOCSN.
WARNING: Put VOCSN into service in accordance with the information provided in this Clinical and Technical Manual.
VOCSN operation may be impaired or become unsafe by failure to follow setup and operating instructions, the
connection of unauthorized accessories, or the unauthorized modication of VOCSN. All modications made, and
accessories used with VOCSN, must meet the requirements of IEC 60601-1. The organization responsible for device
setup must ensure the compatibility of VOCSN and all parts and accessories used to provide therapy to the patient
prior to use.
WARNING: VOCSN should be set up, congured, and used by trained clinicians and caregivers under the direction
of a physician. Patients and caregivers should be instructed not to modify the VOCSN setup or conguration without
direction and/or supervision from a clinician.
WARNING: Do not use lubricants on VOCSN or on any part of the Ventec One-Circuit. Lubricating ttings, connections,
tubing, or other accessories may result in re and burns to the patient or caregiver.
WARNING: Use only spare parts recommended by Ventec Life Systems. Using spare parts not recommended by the
VOCSN manufacturer may result in re and burns to the patient or caregiver.
WARNING: Only use carrying cases approved by Ventec Life Systems. Use of unauthorized carrying cases may result in
damage to VOCSN, impaired device performance, and risk to the patient.
NOTE: The VOCSN Ethernet and USB ports are intended for use by trained personnel only. The remote alarm port
and power connection port can be used with third-party equipment. However, it is the responsibility of the person
connecting the third-party equipment to ensure the system complies with clause 16 of IEC 60601-1, 3rd ed., as well as
any local laws.
NOTE: When using VOCSN to provide non-invasive ventilation, Ventec Life Systems recommends use of CO2
monitoring equipment compliant with ISO 80601-2-55. To connect and use CO2 monitoring with VOCSN, follow all
instructions from the equipment manufacturer.
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