XFT Medical XFT-120G Manual

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Thank you for purchasing XFT-120G AED Trainer
Please read the instruction manual carefully and thoroughly before operating this device.
Also please keep it available for future reference.

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Content
1. Product Introduction.........................................................................................................................................................3
2. Product Illustration........................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 The Trainer............................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.2 The Trainer Display Screen....................................................................................................................................6
2.3 The Remote Control...............................................................................................................................................7
2.4 Accessories...........................................................................................................................................................10
3.Operating Instruction.......................................................................................................................................................11
3.1 Preparation........................................................................................................................................................... 11
3.2 Power on and select training mode...................................................................................................................... 12
3.3 Connecting Electrode Pad....................................................................................................................................12
3.4 Follow the voice prompts.....................................................................................................................................13
3.5 Setting Interface................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.6 Shutdown............................................................................................................................................................. 16
4. Product maintenance...................................................................................................................................................... 16
4.1 The trainer maintenance.......................................................................................................................................16
4.2 Electrode maintenance......................................................................................................................................... 16
4.3 Battery Disassembly and Maintenance................................................................................................................ 16
4.4 Working Condition and Storage Condition......................................................................................................... 18
5. Specification and Product Contents................................................................................................................................18
5.1 The Trainer........................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.2 Remote Control.................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.3 Product Contents.................................................................................................................................................. 19
6. After-sales Service..........................................................................................................................................................20

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List of Symbols
Date of Manufacture
Manufacturer
This product must not be disposed of with other household waste
Refer to user manual
Serial Number
Fragile
Keep upward
Keep dry
Temperature limit
Humidity limitation
Atmospheric pressure limitation
1. Product Introduction
XFT-120G AED (Automated External Defibrillator) Trainer is specifically designed to train first-aid personnel before
they use a real clinical AED. The AED Trainer completely simulates the operation of AED in the training guide and
training program, but does not deliver high voltage electric shock, protecting the safety of trainees. It can be used to
help first-aid personnel get familiar with AED and master some necessary basic operating skills of using AED in the
first aid process. Before using an AED, first-aid personnel should first complete training courses on how to respond
calmly in a real accident. These training courses also include learning how to use an AED Trainer. A trained first-aid
personnel should know how to assess a patient's condition, such as loss of consciousness, respiratory arrest, cardiac
arrest, etc., and should be proficient in CPR procedures and related medical procedures.
2. Product Illustration
XFT-120G AED Trainer consists of the Trainer, Remote Control, Electrode Pads, Pad Sensors, Instruction Manual,
Power Adapter, and Storage Bag.

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2.1 The Trainer
2.1.1. Front View
Fig. 1 Front View Fig.2 Open the Cover
1) Handle
2) Cover
When Open the cover, the AED Trainer will be turned one; when close the cover, the AED Trainer will be turned
off.
3) USB Interface
It is used to upgrade the software.
4) Electrode Socket:
It is used to connect the electrode pad.
5) Display Screen
When the Trainer is working, the screen will display the working status.
6) Power Button
Turn on the trainer by opening the cover, during this state, press the Power button to shut down the Trainer
7) Shock Button
Press this button to deliver shock. The button flashes when shock advised.
8) Setting Button
When the trainer is powered on, press and hold this Setting button for 3 seconds to enter the setting interface. Then
press the Donw button or Up button to select the language, metronome, CPR wristband, and system
settings. After the setting is completed, press and hold the Setting button for 3 seconds to exit the setting interface.
9) Up Button
When it is on the working interface, user can press this button to choose different scenarios;
When it is on Setting interface, user can press this button to switch the selection.
10) Down button
When it is on the working interface, user can press this button to choose different scenarios;
When it is on Setting interface, user can press this button to switch the selection.
11) Loudspeaker
12) Signal Receiving Window
When using the remote control, point it at this window to control the trainer.
2.1.2 Rear View
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Fig.3 Rear View Fig.4 Take Out the Remote Control
1) Remote Control
The remote control is stored in the back side of the AED Trainer.User can remove it from the trainer when doing
the training.
2.1.3 Botton View
Fig.5 Botton View Fig.6 Remove the Battery Module
1) Battery Module
The battery module is rechargeable. When charinging is need, user can remove the battery module from the AED
Trainer and connect it with charging adapter to do the charging.
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2.2 The Display Screen
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Fig.7 Display Screen
No. Explanation
1Indicates the times of shocks the Trainer has delivered “0” means no shock
2
Indicates that the trainer is currently in semi-automatic mode;
Indicates that the trainer is currently in the full-automatic mode.
3
Indicates that the trainer is connected to the CPR wristband;
Indicates that the trainer is not connected to the CPR wristband.
4S means Scenario, the number 0-9 means the the scenario 0 to scenario 9.
5
Indicates that the trainer is currently in pediatric mode and uses child electrode pads;
Indicates that the trainer is currently in adult mode and uses adult electrode pads.
6Indicates the time currently used by the trainer after it is powered on.
7Indicates the current battery level of the trainer

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2.3 The Remote Control
Fig. 6 Remote Control
1) Scenario Buttons
Press these buttons to select basic scenario from 0-9 scenario (see Table 3 for details of each scenario);
2) Stop CPR Button
If you press this button during the CPR process, you will end the CPR process ahead of time and go directly to the
next process.
3) Volume +/- Button
Press the + button to increase the volume;
Press the – button to reduce the volume.
4) Play/Pause Button
When the trainer is playing, press this button, the trainer will enter the pause state;
When the trainer is in pause state, press this button, the trainer will continue its play.
5) Semi/ Fully-automactic Button
Press this button to select between semi-automatic scenario or fully-automatic scenario.
6) Simulate Electrode is Well Connected
Press this button during training, the trainer enters into the electrode pads connect good program, and then
according to the voice prompt for training.
7) Simulated Electrode is not Well Connected:
Press this button during training, the trainer prompts “Press pads firmly to patient's bare chest”, and then prompts
“poor pads contact” and “replace pads”.
Scenario Buttons
Stop CPR Button
Play/Pause Button
Volume +/-Button
Semi/ Fully-automactic Button
Simulate Electrode is Well Connecte
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Simulate Electrode is not Well Connected
Simulate Motion Interference
Simulate a Shockable Rhythm
Simulate Low Batter
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Simulate System Error
Simulate the Com
p
ression is Too Soft
Simulate the Com
p
ression is Too Har
d
Simulate the Com
p
ression is Too Fast
Simulate the Com
p
ression is Too Slow
Simulate a Non-shockable Rh
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Fig. 7 Fig. 8
8) Simulate Motion Interference:
Press this button during the first heart rhythm analysis, the trainer prompts “Analysis interrupted (Fig. 9), Stop all
motion (Fig. 10)”; press this button during the second heart rhythm analysis, the trainer prompts “Stop all motion
(Figure 10), Cannot analyze (Figure 11)"
Pic 9 Pic 10
Pic 11
9) Simulate a Shockable Rhythm:
Press this button during training, the trainer enters into a shockable rhythm program, and then train according to
the voice prompts.
10) Simulate a Non-shockable Rhythm:
Press this button during training, the trainer enters into a non-shockable rhythm program, and then train according
to the voice prompts.
11) Simulate Low Battery
In the normal use of the trainer, press this button, the trainer screen prompts low battery. If you press this button
again, you will be prompted to replace the battery.

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Fig. 12 Fig. 13
12. Simulate System Error:
In the normal use of the trainer, press this button, the trainer screen prompts ”System Error”..
Fig. 14
13. Simulate the Compression is Too Slow:
During the CPR process, when press this button, the trainer screen prompts to push faster.
Fig. 15
14. Simulate the Compression is Too Fast:
During the CPR process, when press this button, the trainer screen prompts to push slower.
Fig. 16
15. Simulate the Compression is Too Soft:
During the CPR process, when press this button, the trainer screen prompts to push harder.

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Fig. 17
16. Simulate the Compression is too Hard:
During the CPR process, when press this button, the trainer screen prompts to push softer.
Fig. 18
2.4Accessories
Fig. 19