VitalConnect VistaPoint 3.1 User manual

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VistaPoint 3.1 QuickStart
and Instructions for Use
VistaPoint is a software Graphical User Interface
intended for use by healthcare professionals to display
physiological data collected by the Vista Solution
wireless remote monitoring system in home and
healthcare settings. VistaPoint is a secondary, adjunct
patient monitor and is not intended to replace existing
standard-of-care patient monitoring practices.
Pacemaker Precautions
The following precaution applies when using the
VitalPatch described in VitalPatch Instructions for Use
(IFU-06): “The VitalPatch may be used on patients with
pacemakers. However, ECG data, heart rate, and
respiration rate will not be measured and displayed if a
pacemaker is indicated as present.”
Contraindications (When not to use)
Do not use the VistaPoint application as a standalone
diagnostic monitor. However, the data may be applicable
for use in diagnosis.
Indications for Use
IFU-26 Rev. D
Contents Welcome
This guide will help you start monitoring using the
VistaPoint™and the VitalPatch®biosensor.
The VitalPatch biosensor (referred to as “VitalPatch” in
this document) is an adhesive device worn on the chest
to measure and record vital signs. Refer to the VitalPatch
Instructions for Use for detailed clinical instructions.
The VistaPoint application collects and uploads vital
signs from the VitalPatch and approved third-party
devices to your care team. VistaPoint runs on the
portable VistaTablet™or VistaPhone™device.
VitalPatch
VitalPatch
VistaPoint on VistaTablet
VistaPoint on VistaPhone
Care Team
Care Team
Welcome ..................................1
Indications for Use ..........................1
Getting Started
Setting Up VistaTablet or VistaPhone ............2
Checking Device Battery Level and Patch Hours ...3
Viewing and Changing Device Name.............3
Removing Previous VitalPatch..................4
Applying the VitalPatch .......................4
Wearing the VitalPatch........................5
Applying the Adhesive Overlay .................6
Monitoring Using VistaPoint
Pairing VitalPatch with VistaPoint ...............7
Using the VistaPoint Dashboard ................9
When Monitoring is Complete .................11
Reporting a Symptom .......................11
Making a Video Call or Appointment ........... 11
Routine Events During Monitoring..............12
Recalibrating Automatic Body Temperature ......14
Entering Body Temperature Manually ...........14
Changing Pacemaker Status ..................14
Entering Vital Signs Manually
Oxygen Saturation..........................15
Blood Pressure ............................15
Weight ...................................15
Uploading Vital Signs Using Bluetooth
Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM1000/BM2000A) ....16
Oxygen Saturation (Masimo MightySat) .........18
Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3150) ...............20
Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3230) ...............22
Blood Pressure ............................23
Weight ...................................24
Troubleshooting ............................25
Getting Help
Tap the Menu button in the upper-right corner of the
screen and then tap Help. You can read instructional
documents or watch tutorial videos.
Press the Home button to return to monitoring.

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VistaPhone (with Vital Signs) VistaPhone (no Vital Signs)
Charging
Use only the provided cable and charger to
charge the VistaTablet or VistaPhone. Keep the
device plugged into the charger. You can use
the device while it is charging.
Charger
and Cable
Turning On and Off
The VistaTablet or VistaPhone should always
be ON and near you when you wear a
VitalPatch. The screen will go black (but device
will remain ON) after a period of inactivity.
• Turn ON: Press and hold the Power Key
until the device vibrates and the screen
lights up.
• Check if ON:Tap the Home Key (tablet) or
Power Key (phone). The screen will display.
• Turn OFF: Press and hold the Power Key
until the Options menu displays, and then
select PowerO.
Unlocking
If the VistaTablet or VistaPhone is asleep (black
screen), unlock and start the VistaPoint
application:
a. Press the Home Key on the VistaTablet or
tap the Power Key on the VistaPhone.
b. Swipe nger across the screen and enter
the PIN provided by your care team (default
PIN is 1234).
Section 1: Setting Up VistaTablet or VistaPhone
Status Bar
Status Bar
Home
Key
Menu
Menu
Device
Name
Device
Name
VistaTablet
Charging
Port
Power Key
Power Key
Home Key
Volume Up/Down
Volume
Up/Down
VistaPoint Precautions
• Invalid posture data (shown as “?”) indicates a
non-calibrated state where respiration rate, posture,
and fall data are considered invalid.
• Body movements and contact with the VitalPatch
may produce motion artifacts that aect the
displayed, measured values for ECG and heart rate.
Charging
Port
• After applying VitalPatch, it may take 60 seconds for
heart rate to stabilize and respiration rate 180
seconds to stabilize. During the stabilization period
VistaPoint will display “--” for those vital signs.
• After applying VitalPatch, it may take several minutes
for skin temperature to register an accurate value (for
VitalPatch with rmware 1.0.4.x).
Before you begin your monitoring session, unpack the
VistaTablet or VistaPhone device. Keep the packaging
that was provided. Become familiar with the parts of the
device (see gures below).
Enter PIN
Device
Name

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Find the device name of the VistaTablet or VistaPhone
device in the lower-left corner of the display. You will also
see the “organization name,” which is the name of the
group this device belongs to.
The device name may be changed. DO NOT change the
name of your device unless directed by your care team.
To change the device name:
1. Tap the Menu button and then tap Edit Device
Name.
2. Enter PIN number when prompted.
3. Enter the new device name in the space provided.
Use only letters, numbers and hyphens. No other
characters are allowed. Name must be at least 8
characters long.
If you make a mistake when entering the name, tap
the X button to delete the current entry.
4. Tap Submit when complete.
Checking Device Battery Level
To check the VistaTablet or VistaPhone
battery level, look at the battery indicator in
the status bar (see gure to the right. Do not
let the battery run out. When the battery is
low, the device will sound a warning tone
and then turn o. If this occurs, charge the
device before turning it on again.
Checking VitalPatch Hours
Each VitalPatch will last up to 5 days (120
hours) or 7 days (168 hours), depending
on model.
To check how many hours are remaining on
your VitalPatch, looks for the “hours
remaining” display on the dashboard. The
location will vary depending on the device
and feature set. See Section 9 on page 9
for information on the VistaPoint application.
When the VitalPatch has only a few hours
remaining, you will see warnings on the
VistaPoint dashboard. Replace the
VitalPatch before it expires.
Section 2: Checking Device Battery Level and VitalPatch Hours
VistaTablet
VistaPhone
(No Vital Signs)
VistaPhone
(with Vital Signs)
VistaTablet Battery Level
Section 3: Viewing and Changing Device Name
VitalPatch
Hours
VitalPatch
Hours
VistaPhone
Battery Level
VistaPhone
Battery Level
VitalPatch Hours
Device
Name
Select Edit Device
Name in Menu
Organization
Name
Menu
Edit Device Name
Edit Device Name
Current name is: (old name)
Enter the new device name.
Close
Submit
Enter new name here

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Before applying a new VitalPatch, use the following steps to
remove a previously applied VitalPatch (if necessary).
1. Disconnect from VistaPoint
IMPORTANT: If the VitalPatch is still connected to VistaPoint,
tap the Menu and then tap Disconnect Patch. See Section
10 on page 11 for more information.
2. If Overlay Was Used, Peel off
If there is a clear adhesive overlay applied over the
VitalPatch, it must be removed rst. If no overlay is present,
continue to Step 3 below.
a. Grasp a corner of the overlay and peel it o the skin.
b. Continue pulling the overlay o. Stretch the overlay
horizontally to help release it from the skin.
Note: The VitalPatch may begin pulling o with the overlay.
3. Peel off VitalPatch
a. Wipe an adhesive removal pad along the edge of the
VitalPatch.
b. Grasp a corner of the VitalPatch (or the middle where
there is no adhesive) and peel it o the skin while
continuing to sweep the adhesive removal pad
underneath.
c. Dispose the VitalPatch according to local laws for routine
electronic waste.
d. Clean skin with an alcohol pad and allow to dry.
Section 4: Removing Previous VitalPatch
Sweep Adhesive
Removal Pad
Tear open
pouch
Grasp a corner of the overlay and
stretch horizontally to remove
Peel O
VitalPatch
Tap “Disconnect
Patch” from the Menu
VitalConnect
Section 5: Applying the VitalPatch
If using arrhythmia detection, VitalPatch must be placed
on the PRIMARY location on the upper left chest. DO
NOT use the SECONDARY location. See Step 3 on page
5for more details on the location.
1. Remove VitalPatch from Pouch
Make sure your hands are clean and dry. Tear open the
pouch at the notch and remove VitalPatch.
Note: Wait a minimum of 2 minutes before powering-on
the VitalPatch. Chest prep (next step) may be performed
while waiting.
2. Prepare Chest
a. If there is body hair on the site, shave the site before
cleaning. Prepare an area larger than the VitalPatch.
See gure to the right.
b. Clean site with an alcohol wipe and allow to dry. DO NOT use
this location
PRIMARY
Location
Menu
Disconnect Patch
VitalConnect

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2. Power-On VitalPatch
a. Place VitalPatch on a at surface.
b. Press and release the power button. See gure to the
right. A green light below the logo ash to let you know
the VitalPatch is powered on (the light will not stay
illuminated).
VitalConnect
Light ashes ON Press and release
power button
3. Hold VitalPatch Against Chest on Selected Site
DO NOT remove the adhesive backings until Step 4!
Hold the VitalPatch against the chest in the PRIMARY
position. See gure to the right.
4. Remove Backings and Apply
DONOTtouchtheadhesivewithyourngers!
a. Hold one side of the VitalPatch down against the skin.
b. Lift the opposite side, and peel the backing o from the
center. Press against skin.
c. Peel the backing o from the other side of the
VitalPatch.
d. Firmly press down both sides to attach to skin.
e. Keep the backing with the ID number.
You will need this to pair the VitalPatch with
VistaPoint. See Section 8 on page 7 for the
pairing process.
Peel o backing
from center Hold VitalPatch
down
AVC2B008BF_0032EA
a. Space two ngers
below the jugular
notch (dip at the
base of the neck).
b. Position diagonally
with the three lines
angled downward
away from the
midline.
VitalConnect
Midline
LEFT Side
Left
Hand
Section 6: Wearing the VitalPatch
Things to Avoid
• DO NOT shower or exercise for 30 minutes after
applying the VitalPatch.
• DO NOT expose the VitalPatch directly to the shower
head, and avoid excessive contact with soap or
scrubbing. Gently pat the VitalPatch dry after
showering.
• DO NOT swim with the VitalPatch or use in a sauna,
steam room or hot tub.
• DO NOT wear more than one VitalPatch at a time.
Always remove the old VitalPatch before applying a
new one.
How Long to Wear Your VitalPatch
• Each VitalPatch will last up to 5 days (120 hours) or
7 days (168 hours). To preserve data recorded by the
VitalPatch, make sure you are connected to the
VistaPoint application before the VitalPatch expires.
• See Section 2 on page 3 for information on checking
how many hours are left on your VitalPatch.
• If discomfort or irritation occurs, the VitalPatch (and
the optional adhesive overlay) should be removed.
Contact your healthcare provider immediately.
• If the VitalPatch begins to fall o or lift from the skin,
contact your healthcare provider immediately.

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Section 7: Applying the Adhesive Overlay (Optional)
If you are not using an Adhesive Overlay, skip to Section
8 on page 7 to pair your new VitalPatch with VistaPoint.
Your healthcare provider may recommend that you apply
an optional adhesive overlay to help the VitalPatch stay
adhered to the skin. Use only the provided adhesive
overlays.
DO NOT use other adhesives, overlays or tape.
1. Prepare Skin
Clean the skin around the VitalPatch with an alcohol pad.
Notched Corner
with Tab
Blue Liner
with Handle
VitalPatch
Place over
VitalPatch
Notched
Corner
Remove
blue liner
Bend Tab Up
Top White Liner
Press down on
overlay to seal
all edges
Peel o top
white liner
starting with tab
VitalConnect
VitalConnect
VitalConnect
2. Peel Up One Corner of White Liner
Before applying the overlay, peel up one corner of the
white top liner, and bend it back. This creates a tab that
will help you remove the top liner later. See gure to the
right.
3. Place the Adhesive Overlay Over VitalPatch
a. Position the adhesive overlay over the VitalPatch,
with the blue liners against the chest. The raised
portions of the VitalPatch should be aligned with the
cutouts of the overlay. See gure to the right.
b. Ensure the tab you created in the previous step is on
the top side (pointing towards your head).
4. Remove Blue Liners
a. Hold the overlay against your chest with one hand
and peel away the lower blue liner. Press the overlay
against the skin as the liner is removed
b. Repeat to remove the second blue liner. After both
blue liners are removed, press rmly on the entire
surface of the overlay.
5. Peel Off Top White Liner and Seal Edges
a. Peel o the top white liner starting with the tab you
created in Step 2 above. Gently press the overlay
against the skin with your other hand as you remove
the liner.
b. Press rmly down on the overlay to seal all edges.
c. Discard the blue and white liners.

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Select Patch Position
Select Pacemaker Status
Connect to VitalPatch
Search for VitalPatch ID Manually Enter VitalPatch ID
How do you want to connect?
Scanning for Devices
VC2B008BF_003C3C
VC2B008BF_0014D2
Manual ID Entry
Please enter the last 6 characters
of the VitalPatch ID.
VC2B008BF_ Enter ID
Choose how you want to connect
Select ID from list Enter ID Manually
Conrm Selection
1. Begin the Pairing Process
Unlock the VistaTablet or VistaPhone (see Section 1 on
Page 2).
Tap Connect VitalPatch from the VistaPoint dashboard.
If a previous VitalPatch is still connected, disconnect it
before continuing (see Section 10 on Page 11).
2. Connect to a VitalPatch ID
The Bluetooth ID is printed on the VitalPatch pouch and
on the adhesive backing. You will need this ID to pair the
VitalPatch with VistaPoint.
Use one of the following methods to connect:
• Tap Search for VitalPatch ID to search for nearby
VitalPatch biosensors. Find the Bluetooth ID of the
VitalPatch and tap it. If the Bluetooth ID does not
appear in the list, you may tap the Rescan button at
the top to repeat the search. If the VitalPatch is still
not listed, press the power button on the VitalPatch
again and press the Rescan button again.
OR
• Tap Manually Enter VitalPatch ID and then enter the
last 6 characters of the Bluetooth ID.
3. Choose Pacemaker Status
After connecting, the pacemaker status screen may
appear. The screen will appear only once per patient (will
not appear when replacing a VitalPatch).
• Select YES if you have a pacemaker.
• Select NO if you do not have a pacemaker. If you do
not know, please ask your doctor.
After selecting a pacemaker status, a screen will display
asking you to conrm your selection.
Note: If you have a pacemaker, VistaPoint will not display
ECG, heart rate or respiration rate. If pacemaker status
has been incorrectly selected, it may be changed later.
See Section 16 on Page 14.
4. Posture Calibration — Patch Position
After connecting, the Posture Calibration screen
appears. Select the position where you applied the
VitalPatch (Primary or Secondary) and then tap Next.
Note: The Secondary position is not supported if using
arrhythmia detection. If you applied a VitalPatch for
arrhythmia detection in the Secondary position, after you
select Secondary you will be prompted to remove the
VitalPatch and replace it with a new VitalPatch in the
Primary position.
Connection Successful
If you do not know, please ask your doctor.
Do you have an implanted pacemaker device?
YES, I have a pacemaker
NO, I do not have a pacemaker
Posture Calibration
Step 1 Select Patch Position
Next >
SecondaryPrimary (preferred)
Section 8: Pairing VitalPatch with VistaPoint
Tap
Connect VitalPatch

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Temperature Calibration
Fahrenheit (°F)Celsius (°C)
Take Temperature
Step 2
Use a clinical-grade thermometer to take the
patient’s temperature. Enter value here and select Calibrate.
Step 1 Select Units
Cancel
0.00.0
Calibrate
Begin Temperature Calibration (when supported)
Select Units
Enter Temperature
Temperature Calibration Required
The VitalPatch Biosensor requires temperature
calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin
CalibrateNot Now
Temperature Calibration
Fahrenheit (°F)Celsius (°C)
Take Temperature
Step 2
Use a clinical-grade thermometer to take the
patient’s temperature. Enter value here and select Calibrate.
Step 1 Select Units
Cancel
98.9
Calibrate
Select Body Position
Conrm Selections
Posture Calibration
Step 2 Select Current Body Position
Calibrate< Back
Bed is Flat
Supine
Bed Angle 30°
Elevated
(preferred)
Standing or Sitting
Posture Calibration
Please confirm that your selections are correct:
YesNo
- VitalPatch in Primary Position
- Standing or Sitting Posture
5. Posture Calibration — Body Position
Select the body position:
• Standing or Sitting (preferred) — Patient must sit as
upright as physically capable.
• Supine — Patient must lie down in a supine position
as at as physically capable.
• Elevated — Patient must be laying on a bed that can
be elevated. Position the bed angle at 30°. (Note that
“Elevated” posture may not be available depending
on your VitalPatch model. If the Elevated option is not
available, ensure the patient is in the Standing/Sitting
or Supine position when calibrating).
Instruct patient to remain still in their current body
position and tap Calibrate. A screen will ask you to
conrm that your selections are correct. Tap Ye s if they
are correct, and No to change your selections.
6. Calibrate Body Temperature
If your conguration supports automatic body
temperature (requires VitalPatch rmware release 3.2.0.0
or later), a Temperature Calibration screen will appear,
and you will be prompted to calibrate the body
temperature. If the Temperature Calibration screen does
not appear, the VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed
after you perform the posture calibration.
a. Measure temperature with a clinical-grade
thermometer.
b. Select the units (Celsius °C or Fahrenheit °F).
c. Enter the temperature and tap Calibrate. The
VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed once
calibration is complete.
If you plan to calibrate the body temperature at a later
time, tap Not Now. The Body Temperature display will
not show a value.
The VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed after
performing (or skipping) the temperature calibration. See
Section 9 on Page 9 for more information.
7. Recalibrate Body Temperature
If your conguration supports automatic body
temperature, 30 minutes after calibrating the body
temperature (see previous step), you must calibrate the
body temperature again. See Section 14 on Page 14 for
the complete procedure.
The body temperature must be recalibrated once per day
between the hours of 09:00 and 21:00.

VistaTablet
9
VistaPoint
™Menu
Tablet Name | Organization
Report Symptom
1s 2s 3s 4s 5s
Live ECG
2 mv
-2 mv
VitalPatch
VitalPatch ID b008bf_012792 has 109 hours remaining
Posture
Upright
Fall Detection
No falls
detected
Steps
Activity
463
BPM
Heart Rate
72
BrPM
Respiration Rate
14
From VitalPatch
Body Temp
98.6°F
%SPO2
Streaming Mode
97
Disconnect
Oxygen Saturation
00:0B:57:AC:66:DA
mmHg
Manual Entry
118 / 77
Last Reading:
2 Hours Ago
Take BP
Blood Pressure
No Device Paired
Manual Entry
61.7 kg
136.0 lbs
Take Weight
Last Reading:
2 Hours Ago
Weight
No Device Paired
Section 9: Using the VistaPoint Dashboard
VitalPatch ID
Main Menu
Main Menu and
Report Symptom
Vital Signs from
VitalPatch
VitalPatch Hours
Remaining
Oxygen
Saturation
Weight
Device Name
and Organization
Blood
Pressure
VitalPatch
Hours Remaining
Live ECG
(Optional. Not on
VistaPhone.)
Report a Symptom
See Section 11
Device Name
and Organization
Heart Rate
Respiration Rate
Body Temperature
See Section
14, 15
Posture
Fall Detection
Activity (Steps)
Oxygen Saturation
See Section 17, 20, 21, 22, or 23
Blood Pressure
See Section 18, 24
Weight
See Section 19, 26
Menu
Device Paired - -
Last Reading: None
A&D UA-651 00:01:0C:82:BF:6E
Blood Pressure
No Device Paired - -
Last Reading: None
Weight
VitalPatch
Report Symptom
Device-Name
Organization
VitalPatch ID 0087ea has 94 hours remaining.
92%
5:45 PM
Take SPO2
Take BP
Take Weight
Streaming Mode 98%
Berry BM1000 00:01:0C:82:BF:6E
Oxygen Saturation
Heart Rate 74 BPM
Respiration Rate 19 BrPM
Posture Upright
Fall Detection No falls
Activity 517 Steps
Body Temp 38.7°C
Calibrate Temp
Use the VistaPoint Application
When pairing is complete, you will be shown the
VistaPoint dashboard. Do the following, as directed by
your care team:
• Keep the device powered on and charged (see
Section 1 on page 2 or Section 2 on page 3). Keep
the device near you as much as possible (less than
30 feet) to ensure constant monitoring.
• Use the dashboard to observe vital signs and
monitor VitalPatch battery life.
• If directed by your care team, take oxygen
saturation, blood pressure, or weight readings (see
Sections 17-25). (continued on next page)
VistaPhone (with Vital Sign Display)
See gure above for additional details. The VistaPhone
does not provide display of ECG data.
VistaPhone (No Vitals)
Your VistaPhone device
may be congured for
a simplied display that
does not show vital
signs. For these
devices, your vital
signs continue to be
collected and will be
monitored remotely by
your care team.
Device Name
Del-Boca-Vista-347
Cloud Connection
GOOD
Data Storage
GOOD
Mobile Device
VitalPatch
Menu
92%
5:45 PM
Report Symptom
VitalPatch ID
012792
Vital Signs
UPLOADING
Body Contact
GOOD
Hours
Remaining
109
Organization

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Menu (Simplied)Menu (All Options)
Calibrate Posture
Calibrate Temperature
Flash Patch LED
Pacemaker Settings
Start New Patient
Discharge Patient
About VistaPoint
Help
Disconnect Patch
ApplicationsApplications
Edit Device Name
Menu
• Verify correct display of vital signs and verify the
displayed posture matches the patient’s posture.
• To refresh the view, swipe the screen from top to
bottom.
Dashboard Features
• Live ECG (not displayed if a pacemaker is indicated).
ECG is an optional feature and may not be displayed.
• Heart Rate (BPM, beats per minute, not displayed if
a pacemaker is indicated)
• Respiration Rate (BrPM, breaths per minute, not
displayed if a pacemaker is indicated.)
• Body Temperature (Celsius or Fahrenheit)
–Automatic Body Temperature: Requires a
VitalPatch that supports this feature. If calibration
is not performed, or if you use a VitalPatch with
rmware 1.0.4.x or earlier, skin temperature will be
displayed instead. See Section 14.
–Manual Body Temperature: Enter the body
temperature by tapping this tile. See Section 15.
• Activity (Steps)
• Posture. Can be: Lying Down, Leaning, Running,
Standing, Walking, or Unknown.
• Fall Detection. Displays either “No Falls Detected” or
“Fall Detected” if a fall event is detected. To clear
(acknowledge) the event, tap the Acknowledge
button in the Fall Detection tile.
The following are displayed when data are collected from
supported devices or entered manually:
• Blood Oxygen Saturation (as %SpO2)
• Blood Pressure (mmHg, systolic and diastolic)
• Weight (pounds and kilograms)
Main Menu
Menu contents will vary based on device conguration.
See gures to the right.
• Disconnect Patch: Use when monitoring is complete
or to pair a new VitalPatch. This option maintains the
pairing with third-party devices.
• Calibrate Posture: Use to recalibrate posture if the
display does not match the actual posture.
• Calibrate Temperature (if present): Use to
recalibrate the body temperature. If using a VitalPatch
that does not support automatic body temperature,
selecting this option will display a unit setting screen.
See Section 14 on Page 14.
• Flash Patch LED: Use to check pairing between
VistaPoint and VitalPatch.
• Pacemaker Settings (if present): Use this to change
the pacemaker status. See Section 16 on Page 14.
• Start New Patient: End monitoring session and
restart with new devices.
• Discharge Patient: End monitoring session and
disconnect all devices. Use only as directed.
• About VistaPoint: Show information about the
VitalPatch, the VistaTablet or VistaPhone (including
device name), and the VistaPoint application.
• Help: Displays a list of Instructions for Use (IFUs) and
tutorial videos. Tap an item to open it.
• Applications: Displays links to optional components,
including Video Conferencing and Wi-Fi Settings.
• Edit Device Name: See Section 3 on Page 3.
Flash Patch LED
The pairing between VistaPoint and the VitalPatch can be
checked by selecting Flash Patch LED from the Menu.
Tap Begin Flash LED and watch for the light on the
VitalPatch. It will ash for several seconds. If you do not
see the LED ash on the VitalPatch, you may need to
disconnect and reconnect by following the steps in
Section 8 on Page 7. See gure below.
Menu
Start New Patient
Discharge Patient
About VistaPoint
Help
Disconnect Patch
Edit Device Name

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Select one or more
symptoms
Select activity level
during symptom
Anxious/Panic
Report a Symptom
What did you feel?
(select one or more)
Heart racing
Heart fluttering
Heart skipping beats
Shortness of breath
Dizzy or lightheaded
Chest pain
Fainted
Other Next
Anxious/Panic
Report a Symptom
What was your activity level
when you felt the symptom?
Low
Sitting or resting
Medium
Standing or moving
High
Exercising
Back Send Symptom
Menu
Disconnect Patch
1. Disconnect VitalPatch in VistaPoint
When monitoring is complete, select Disconnect
VitalPatch from the menu. Select one of the following
options:
• Disconnect VitalPatch: Choose this option if you will
be applying a new VitalPatch.
• Discharge Patient: Choose this option if you will
NOT be applying a new VitalPatch. All devices will be
disconnected. Use as directed by your care team.
2. Remove VitalPatch
To remove the VitalPatch, see Section 4 on page 4.
If a new VitalPatch will not be applied, turn o the
VistaTablet or VistaPhone by pressing and holding the
Power Key on until the Options menu displays, and then
select PowerO.
Discharge or Disconnect
Choose one of the following discharge/disconnect options:
Disconnect Vital
Patch and
continue moni
toring patient.
Discharge patient f
rom the
moni
toring system.
Cancel
Section 10: When Monitoring is Complete
Tap “Disconnect
Patch”
Choose a Disconnect Option
Section 11: Reporting a Symptom
Section 12: Making a Video Call or Appointment
Select video conferencing application.
If your care team asks you to report symptoms that you
experience while wearing the VitalPatch, do the following
when you feel a symptom:
1. When it is safe to do so, unlock the
VistaTablet or VistaPhone and tap the
Report Symptom button in the
upper-right of the screen.
2. From the list of options, tap symptom(s) to select. Tap
Other if the symptom is not listed. Tap Next.
NOTE: The list of symptoms you can select will vary
depending on the condition your care team is
monitoring.
3. If you selected Other as a symptom, you will be
asked to enter a description of the symptom(s). Enter
the information and tap Next.
4. Select the activity level (Low, Medium or High) that
you experienced when the symptom occurred. Tap
Send Symptom when complete.
Your care team may oer the ability to make video calls
or appointments using your VistaPhone or VistaTablet.
Access video conferencing from the Applications item in
the Menu. For more information, refer to Zoom
Instructions for Use (IFU-16).
When the call or appointment is complete, press the
Home button to return to the VistaPoint dashboard.
Report Symptom
Menu
Applications
CALL 911 if you are experiencing an emergency

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Using the Optional Adhesive Overlay
to Prevent “VitalPatch Off Body”
If the VitalPatch will be exposed to conditions where
lifting and patch-o may occur, you may apply an
optional adhesive overlay to help keep the VitalPatch
adhered to the skin. See Section 7 on Page 6.
Use only the approved adhesive overlay described in
IFU-09, Adhesive Overlay Instructions for Use. The use of
other adhesives or tape is not recommended and will
prevent proper operation of the VitalPatch and will void
the warranty of the VitalPatch. DO NOT use the adhesive
overlay if the VitalPatch has already lifted o the skin.
The overlay may be used if the VitalPatch begins to peel
up at the edges but has not lost contact with the skin.
Message: “VitalPatch Off Body”
Indicates that the VitalPatch detects that it was removed.
• If removal was intentional, tap Disconnect Patch to
end the monitoring session.
• If removal was not intentional, inspect the VitalPatch
for adhesive peel-o or lifting on the edges. If the
adhesive looks intact, press the VitalPatch down
against the skin to re-adhere and tap Wait for
Reconnect.
Successful Reconnection After “VitalPatch Off Body”
If reconnection after “VitalPatch O Body” is successful,
a “Posture Calibration Required” message will be
displayed (see gure below). Tap Calibrate to begin the
posture recalibration process. See Step 5 and 6
beginning on Page 7.
If you do not recalibrate, VistaPoint will not provide you
with respiration rate or posture while out of calibration.
Accuracy of fall detection and automatic body
temperature is also considered invalid. Heart rate and
live ECG will continue to update continuously.
When to Replace VitalPatch After “VitalPatch Off Body”
Replace the VitalPatch if:
• The VitalPatch does not reconnect after several
minutes.
• The “VitalPatch O” message continues.
• The VitalPatch cannot be reapplied by pressing down
to re-adhere.
• The VitalPatch partially or completely falls o the skin.
If replacing the VitalPatch, select Disconnect Patch
from the Menu. See Section 10 on page 11.
Section 13: Routine Events During Monitoring
Calibration Required
after “VitalPatch O
Body”
VitalPatch with Adhesive Overlay Applied
Waiting for VitalPatch
to be reattached
VitalPatch b008bf_012345 Off Body
If the VitalPatch is okay, select “Wait
for Reconnect”.
If the VitalPatch has been removed
from the body, or is no longer needed,
select “Disconnect Patch”
Wait for Reconnect Disconnect Patch
Check that the VitalPatch biosensor is properly adhered to the skin.
Waiting for VitalPatch
Waiting for VitalPatch to be reattached to
the skin.
More Information...
Posture Calibration Required
The VitalPatch Biosensor requires
calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin the
process.
Calibrate
Overlay
VitalPatch
Skin

13
Message: “VitalPatch Not Detected”
Indicates that the VitalPatch is out of range, has lost
Bluetooth connection, or has expired.
• If disconnection was intentional or VitalPatch has
expired, tap Disconnect Patch to end the monitoring
session.
• If disconnection was not intentional, check that the
VitalPatch is within Bluetooth connection range, and
then tap Wait for Reconnect. Wait for up to one
minute for the VitalPatch to automatically reconnect.
When the VitalPatch returns within range of the tablet,
it will automatically reconnect.
This message may also be cleared by choosing
Disconnect Patch and then repeating the connection
process in Section 8 on page 7.
Note: When the VitalPatch disconnects from the
VistaTablet or VistaPhone, the VitalPatch will continue to
save vital sign data for up to 10 hours. After
reconnecting, this saved data will automatically be
uploaded to the VistaTablet or VistaPhone.
Message: “Patch Expires”
When the remaining hours on the VitalPatch are low, the
dashboard will display “Patch Expires” warnings that
show how many hours remain. Replace the VitalPatch
before the expiration time. If the time limit is exceeded,
the VitalPatch will be disconnected and the dashboard
will display a “VitalPatch Not Detected” message. See
Section 10 on page 11 for more information.
Message: Posture Calibration Required
If posture becomes “Unknown”, VistaPoint will direct you
to perform the posture calibration procedure again.
Additionally, if the displayed posture does not match the
actual posture, you must recalibrate the posture. To do
this, select Posture Settings from the VitalPatch menu
and then tap Calibrate.
Message: “Fall Detected”
If the VitalPatch detects a fall, VistaPoint displays a
yellow “FALL Detected” alert on the dashboard. If this
occurs, contact your care team.
To clear the fall notication, tap the Acknowledge button
on the dashboard only when directed by your care team.
Message: Body Temperature Needs Calibration
If the body temperature displays “Needs Calibration”,
you must perform a recalibration. See Section 14 on
page 14.
FALL
Detected
Acknowledge
Calibration Required
The VitalPatch Biosensor requires
calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin the
process.
Calibrate
Waiting for VitalPatch
to return to connection
range
WARNING: Patch Expires in 2 Hours
The VitalPatch Biosensor has less than 2
hours of battery life remaining. Replace as
soon as possible.
OK
VitalPatch Life
is Low
VitalPatch b008bf_012345 Not Detected
If the Patch is Out of Range
If the Patch Has Been Removed
Make sure the VitalPatch is in range.
The VitalPatch biosensor will auto-
reconnect when back in range.
If the VitalPatch biosensor has been
removed from the body, or auto-
reconnect does not occur, select
“Disconnect Patch”.
Wait for Reconnect Disconnect Patch
Waiting for Patch to Reconnect
Waiting for patient to return to connection
range. The VitalPatch biosensor will auto-
reconnect when back in range.
More Information...
Posture
Unknown
Temperature Calibration Required
The VitalPatch Biosensor requires temperature
calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin
CalibrateNot Now

14
Temperature Calibration
Fahrenheit (°F)Celsius (°C)
Take Temperature
Step 2
Take patient’s temperature using a clinical-grade
thermometer. Enter value and select Calibrate.
Step 1 Select Units
Cancel
Calibrate
Section 14: Recalibrating Automatic Body Temperature
Conrm Recalibration
Select Units
Enter
Temperature
When using the automatic body temperature feature, you
should recalibrate body temperature each day between
the hours of 09:00 and 21:00. The VistaPoint dashboard
may also prompt you to recalibrate the body temperature
as necessary.
To recalibrate the body temperature:
1. Measure temperature with a clinical-grade
thermometer.
2. Tap the Menu button and then tap Calibrate
Temperature (or tap the Body Temperature tile on the
dashboard).
3. Tap the units (Celsius °C or Fahrenheit °F).
4. Enter the temperature and tap Calibrate. The
VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed once
calibration is complete.
If the pacemaker status has been entered incorrectly,
enter a new status as follows:
1. Tap the Menu button and then tap Pacemaker
Settings.
2. Select YES if you have a pacemaker. Select NO if you
do not have a pacemaker. If you do not know, please
ask your doctor.
After selecting a pacemaker status, a screen will
display asking you to conrm your selection.
Note: If you have a pacemaker, VistaPoint will not display
ECG, heart rate or respiration rate.
Menu
Calibrate Posture
Calibrate Temperature
Flash Patch LED
Disconnect Patch
Menu
Calibrate Posture
Calibrate Temperature
Flash Patch LED
Disconnect Patch
Conrm Status Change
Menu
Calibrate Posture
Calibrate Temperature
Flash Patch LED
Disconnect Patch
Section 15: Entering Body Temperature Manually
Section 16: Changing Pacemaker Status
When using manual entry of body temperature, enter a
new body temperature reading as follows:
1. Measure temperature with a clinical-grade
thermometer.
2. Tap the Body Temp tile in the dashboard (if using
VistaPhone with simplied display, tap Take a
Measurement button rst).
3. Tap the units (Celsius °C or Fahrenheit °F).
4. Enter the temperature and tap OK. The VistaPoint
dashboard will be updated with the new body
temperature value and will display the time since the
last manual entry.
Manual Entry
Body Temperature
--.-°
Manual Entry
Body Temperature
98.6°F
Just Now
Take Body Temperature
Fahrenheit (°F)Celsius (°C)
Enter Temperature
Step 2
Use a clinical-grade thermometer to measure body
temperature. Enter value here and select Calibrate.
Step 1 Select Units
98.6
Enter
Select Units
Enter
Temperature
Select Pacemaker Status
Conrm Selection
Implanted Pacemaker Device
If you do not know, please ask your doctor.
Do you have an implanted pacemaker device?
YES, I have a pacemaker
NO, I do not have a pacemaker
Pacemaker Settings

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Take Weight
Take BP
Take Blood Pressure
Manual Entry
Use Bluetooth
Systolic BP (0-299)
Diastolic BP (0-299)
mmHg
mmHg
126
84
Clear Values Enter
Take Oxygen Saturation
Manual Entry
Use Bluetooth
SpO
2
Value (0-100)
%
98
Clear Values Enter
Section 17: Entering Oxygen Saturation Manually
Section 18: Entering Blood Pressure Manually
This procedure is for manual entry only. If you are performing
automatic entry with a paired Bluetooth device, refer to Section
23 on page 22 (for Nonin 3230) or Section 22 on page 20 (for
Nonin 3150).
1. Use a pulse oximeter to measure your blood oxygen
saturation (%SpO2).
2. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile (or tap Take a
Measurement button on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2).
3. Tap Manual Entry (if not already selected).
4. Tap the entry eld. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the
measured value then tap Enter. If you make a mistake, tap
Clear Values to start over.
5. Conrm the entered value:
–If the value displayed is correct, tap Yes .
–If the value is not correct, tap No, Re-enter value and
then re-enter the value.
This procedure is for manual entry only. If you are
performing automatic entry with a paired Bluetooth device,
refer to Section 24 on page 23.
1. Use a blood pressure device to measure your blood
pressure.
2. Tap Take BP in the Blood Pressure tile (or tap Take a
Measurement button on VistaPhone and then Take BP).
3. Tap Manual Entry (if not already selected).
4. Tap the rst entry eld. Use the on-screen keyboard to
enter the two measured values and then tap Enter. If
you make a mistake, tap Clear Values to start over.
5. Conrm the entered values:
–If the values displayed are correct, tap Yes.
–If the values are not correct, tap No, Re-enter value
and then re-enter the value.
Enter
Value
Tap Take SpO2 or
Take a Measurement
Begin Manual Entry
Tap Take BP or
Take a Measurement
Section 19: Entering Weight Manually
Take Weight
Manual Entry
Use Bluetooth
Weight value
206.6
Clear Values Enter
Pounds
This procedure is for manual entry only. If you are performing
automatic entry with a paired Bluetooth device, refer to Section
25 on page 24.
1. Use a weight scale to measure your weight in pounds or
kilograms.
2. Tap Take Weight in the Weight tile (or tap Take a
Measurement button on VistaPhone and then Take Weight).
3. Tap Manual Entry (if not already selected).
4. Select the correct weight units (pounds or kilograms).
5. Tap the entry eld. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the
measured value then tap Enter. If you make a mistake, tap
Clear Values to start over.
6. Conrm the entered value:
–If the value displayed is correct, tap Yes .
–If the value is not correct, tap No, Re-enter value and
then re-enter the value.
Enter
Values
Enter
Value
Select
Units
Conrm Entered Value
Conrm Entered Value
Conrm Entered Value
Take SPO2
Tap Take Weight or
Take a Measurement
Begin Manual Entry
Begin Manual Entry

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Section 20: Using Bluetooth to Upload Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM1000 or BM2000A)
The Berry BM1000 and BM2000A are optional pulse
oximeter devices that measure blood oxygen saturation
(%SpO2) and upload readings automatically using
Bluetooth. Use as directed by your care team.
1. Set Up and Conrm Bluetooth is ON
Setting Up the BM1000 (Fingertip)
Refer to the BM1000 Operator’s Manual for complete
instructions. See gure to the right.
a. Press the Power button once to power-on the device.
The display will illuminate.
b. Squeeze the back of the device to open. Insert a
nger into the device so that the display is facing
towards you. The nger should be fully inserted. The
device will begin to display %SpO2.
c. Operate the device as follows:
–If the display is upside-down, tap the button once
to ip the display.
–To silence the beep, tap the button twice in rapid
succession.
–Ensure Bluetooth is ON. Check the Bluetooth
indicator in the display. The indicator will be
displayed when Bluetooth is ON. If it is not ON,
use a long button press to turn it ON.
–To power-o the device, press and hold the button
until the display turns o.
d. After conrming operation, proceed to Step 2 on
page 17 for pairing.
Setting Up the BM2000A (Wrist)
Refer to the BM2000A Operator’s Manual for complete
instructions. See gure to the right.
a. Plug the sensor cable into the device. Use the wrist
strap to apply the device to the wrist. Insert a nger
into the sensor.
b. Press the ON/OFF button once to power-on the
device. If the nger is inserted into the sensor
correctly, the device will begin to display %SpO2.
c. Operate the device as follows:
–Tap the ON/OFF button to access the menu
screen. Tap the ON/OFF button again to move
between options. Long-press the ON/OFF button
to select an option or to change its value.
–Ensure Bluetooth is ON using the menu.
–To power-o the device, press and hold the ON/
OFF button until it displays “bye bye”.
d. After conrming operation, proceed to Step 2 on
page 17 for pairing.
NOTE: If the device has already been paired, go directly
to Step 3 “Take A Reading” below.
Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as
necessary. Refer to the Berry Operator’s Manual for more
information and for help with troubleshooting and error
messages.
Berry BM1000 Fingertip Pulse Oximeter
Power Button
Sensor
%SpO2
%SpO2
ON/OFF Button
Wrist Strap
Bluetooth Indicator
Berry BM2000A Wrist Pulse Oximeter

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%SPO2
Streaming Mode
98
Disconnect
Oxygen Saturation
Berry Med 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA
Applydevicetonger
Take Oxygen Saturation
Pair New
Use Bluetooth
Manual Entry
Currently using Bluetooth Upload.
No device is currently paired. Select
Pair New to begin the pairing process.
Tap
Pair New
Tap Berry BM2000A/BM1000
(Wrist/Fingertip)
Tap Bluetooth ID
Scanning for Devices
Devices Found:
00:0B:57:AC:0B:13
2. Pair New in VistaPoint
See gure to the right.
a. Apply the Berry BM1000 or the BM2000A to the
nger. Power-on as described on the previous page.
b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then
Take SpO2).
c. Tap Use Bluetooth and then tap Pair New.
d. Tap Berry BM2000A/BM1000 as the model.
e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the Berry device when it appears.
If more than one Bluetooth ID is shown, please
ensure there are no other Berry devices powered on
(but not paired with a VistaTablet) nearby.
f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting...” and
then displays the current oxygen saturation value on
the dashboard. If you see a message asking you to
conrm the device pairing, tap Conrm.
Pairing is now complete.
3. Take a Reading (After Pairing)
See gure to the right.
a. Apply the Berry BM1000 or the BM2000A to the
nger. Power-on as described on the previous page.
b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then
Take SpO2).
c. Tap Use Bluetooth and then tap Pair New.
d. Tap Berry BM2000A/BM1000 as the model.
e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the Berry device when it appears.
If more than one Bluetooth ID is shown, please
ensure there are no other Berry devices powered on
(but not paired with a VistaTablet) nearby.
f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting...” and
then displays the current oxygen saturation value on
the dashboard. Updated readings will continue to be
transmitted to the dashboard as long as the device is
operational and the nger is inserted.
–If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”,
check nger is inserted correctly, or tap
Disconnect to stop monitoring.
–If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”,
check nger is inserted correctly.
Note that if using the Berry BM2000A, the display on
the wrist unit will turn o after a period of time, but
readings will continue to upload to the VistaTablet
g. If the monitoring session is complete, tap Disconnect
in the Oxygen Saturation tile. This will remove the
pairing between VistaPoint and the Berry device.
Tap
Use Bluetooth
Pair Device or Take a Reading
Reading displays
on dashboard
Tap Disconnect when reading
is no longer required
If “Low Quality Reading” is
displayed, check nger is
inserted correctly.
If “Finger is Removed” is
displayed, check nger is
inserted correctly or tap
Disconnect to stop measuring
oxygen saturation.
Take SPO2
%SPO2
Low Quality Reading
97
Finger is Removed
--
Tap Take SpO2 or
Take a Measurement

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Section 21: Using Bluetooth to Upload Oxygen Saturation (Masimo MightySat™ Fingertip)
The Masimo MightySat™ is an optional pulse oximeter
device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2)
and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. It is
clipped onto your ngertip. Use as directed by your care
team.
Refer to the Masimo MightySat™ Rx Fingertip Pulse
Oximeter Home Use Manual for basic instructions on
setting up the device, usage instructions, and error
messages.
1. Check that Bluetooth is On
a. Turn on the device by inserting the ring nger of the
non-dominant hand. For example, a right-handed
person should apply the device to the ring nger of
the left hand.
To insert the nger, squeeze the back of the device
until it opens. Insert the nger until the tip of the
nger reaches the stop inside the device. Release the
device to close. The display should face up.
b. Check the display of the unit. See gure to the right. If
the Bluetooth icon is displayed in the upper-right of
the display, no additional action is necessary (go to
Step 2 below).
c. If Bluetooth is not ON, press and hold the Touchpad
until the menu screen is displayed.
Press and hold
Touchpad
d. Swipe the touchpad until the Bluetooth screen is
displayed. Tap the touchpad to turn Bluetooth ON
(the Bluetooth icon will turn white). See gure to the
right. Refer to the Masimo Home Use Manual for
more information.
2. Find the Bluetooth ID (Optional)
Note: This step is optional, and is only necessary when
using the Masimo MightySat in an environment where
multiple similar devices are being used (such as a
hospital).
a. Press and hold the Touchpad until the menu screen is
displayed.
Press and hold
Touchpad
b. Swipe the touchpad until the About screen is
displayed. Tap the touchpad to display the
information screen. See gure to the right. The
Bluetooth ID is the number under “mac”.
Tap Touchpad
Tap Touchpad
Bluetooth ON
Indicator
Bluetooth ONBluetooth
OFF
About
Bluetooth ID
NOTE: If the device has already been paired, go directly
to Step 4 “Take A Reading” below.
Squeeze back
to open
Masimo
MightySat
Touchpad
Insert ring
nger
Masimo MightySat

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%SPO2
Streaming Mode
98
Disconnect
Oxygen Saturation
Masimo MightySat 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA
Insert nger
Masimo MightSat (Fingertip)
Take Oxygen Saturation
Pair New
Use Bluetooth
Manual Entry
Currently using Bluetooth Upload.
No device is currently paired. Select
Pair New to begin the pairing process.
Tap
Pair New
Tap Masimo Mighty-
Sat (Fingertip)
Tap Bluetooth ID
Scanning for Devices
Devices Found:
00:0B:57:AC:0B:13
3. Pair New in VistaPoint
See gure to the right.
a. Apply the Masimo MightySat to the nger. The device
will automatically turn on and begin measuring.
b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile (or Take
a Measurement on VistaPhone).
c. Tap Use Bluetooth and tap Pair New.
d. Tap Masimo MightySat as the model.
e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the Masimo MightySat when it appears. It
should match the ID in Step 2 on the previous page.
f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting...” and
then displays the current oxygen saturation value on
the dashboard. If you see a message asking you to
conrm the device pairing, tap Conrm.
Pairing is now complete.
4. Take a Reading (After Pairing)
See gure to the right.
a. Apply the Masimo MightySat to the nger. The device
will automatically turn on and begin measuring.
b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then
Take SpO2).
c. Tap Use Bluetooth and tap Pair New.
d. Tap Masimo MightySat as the model.
e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the Masimo MightySat when it appears. It
should match the ID in Step 2 on the previous page.
f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting...” and
then displays the current oxygen saturation value on
the dashboard. Updated readings will continue to be
transmitted to the dashboard as long as the pulse
oximeter is operational and the nger is inserted.
–If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”,
check nger is inserted correctly, or tap
Disconnect to stop monitoring.
–If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”,
check nger is inserted correctly.
g. If the monitoring session is complete, tap Disconnect
in the Oxygen Saturation tile. This will remove the
pairing between VistaPoint and the Masimo
MightySat.
Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as
necessary. To improve battery life, you may lower the
display brightness. Refer to the Masimo Home Use
Manual for more information and for help with
troubleshooting and error messages.
Tap
Use Bluetooth
Tap Take SPO2 or
Take a Measurement
Pair Device or Take a Reading
Reading displays
on dashboard
Tap “Disconnect” when
reading is no longer required
Take SPO2
If “Low Quality Reading” is
displayed, check nger is
inserted correctly.
If “Finger is Removed” is
displayed, check nger is
inserted correctly or tap
Disconnect to stop measuring
oxygen saturation.
%SPO2
Low Quality Reading
97
Finger is Removed
--

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Section 22: Using Bluetooth to Upload Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3150 Wrist)
The Nonin Model 3150 is an optional pulse oximeter
device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2)
and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. It is
worn continuously on the wrist and uses a separate
ngertip sensor. Use as directed by your care team.
Refer to the Nonin Medical Model 3150 Operator’s
Manual to perform the following tasks:
• Unpack the device and install batteries.
• Attach the wristband.
• Attach the sensor. Note that dierent sensor types
are available. Use the type recommended by your
care team.
1. Find the Bluetooth ID (Optional)
Note: This step is optional, and is only necessary when
using the Model 3150 in an environment where multiple
similar devices are being used (such as a hospital).
Turn the Model 3150 wrist unit over and examine the
label. The Bluetooth ID begins with “BDA”. You will need
this for Step 4 below.
2. Put Device in Pairing Mode
Remove and reinstall the batteries on the Model 3150
wrist unit. This places the Model 3150 in pairing mode
(the wrist unit display turns on and displays a Bluetooth
Symbol). The unit will remain in pairing mode for 2
minutes.
Model 3150 Wrist Unit
Fingertip
Sensor
Bluetooth ID
NOTE: If the device has already been paired, go directly
to Step 4 “Start Continuous Measurement” below.
Bluetooth Symbol
Nonin 3150 Pulse Oximeter