SIMS Deltec 6330-51 User Manual Actual Users Manual For Sims

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User Information
CADD—LegacyTM Remote Monitoring System
Intended Use .................................................
Equipment needed and software requirements
Setting up the CADD-Legacy pump and transmit!
Installing the receivers ............
Installing the monitoring applicatio
Configuring the monitoring application
Messages from the CADD-Legacy Pump.
Trouble shooting
Cleaning iiiiiiiiii
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Intended Use
The Remote Monitoring System is used to monitor the alarm and delivered volume
activity of one or more CADD-Legacy ambulatory infusion pumps in a laboratory
environment. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT INTENDED FOR HUMAN USE.
Equipment needed and software requirements
To setup a CADD-Legacy Remote Monitoring System, the following equipment is
required
0 CADD-Legacy ambulatory infusion pump, Model 6300, 6400, or 6500.
0 One 21»6330-01 transmitter for each CADD-Legacy pump to be monitored,
0 One 21»6340-01 pouch for each CADD»Legacy pump to be monitored (optional).
At least one 21-6335-01 receiver for every 40 transmitters. Additional receivers
may be required depending on RF reception characteristics of the room in which
monitoring takes place.
0 Pentium 200 or faster Personal Computer (PC) with the following specifications
0 Hard drive with at least 20 MB available (additional hard d1ive space will be
required for data files)
32 MB RAM
CD-ROM drive
Windows 95 or newer
Mouse
At least one available R5232 port
Modem if paging function is to be used
21-6325-01 monitoring application
At least one 21-6202-01 CADD-Legacy AC Adapter for every set of receivers
connected to a separate RSZ32 port of the monitoring PC.
0 RSZ32 cabling. The number and length of cables will vary depending on the
particular installation. Note: Cables can be purchased at any computer equipment
supplieri Deltec does not supply RSZ32 cables.
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Setting up the CADD—Legacy pump and transmitter
0 Program the CADD-Legacy pump to the desired delivery parameters If needed
use the manual shipped with the legacy pump as reference.
0 Connect a transmitter to the CADD-legacy pump while the pump is powered up.
After a short delay, the pump will sound a series ofbeeps. Once connected, the
pump will no longer sound the audible alarm (except in the case of depleted battery
or system error). In all other respects the CADD-Legacy pump will operate as
specified in the manual shipped with the pump.
0 Use the 21-6340-01 pouch to securely house the pump and transmitter prior to
installing them on the animal subject.
0 Note: If the beeps do not sound when the pump and transmitter are connected, the
pump and transmitter are not communicating and no RF messages will be sent. See
troubleshooting section for help.
Installing the receivers
One or more receivers will be required for every 40 transmitters that are within range
of the receiver and no transmitter should be more than 50 feet from a receiver.
Depending on the RF characteristics of the room in which monitoring takes place,
additional receivers may be required to ensure that all RF messages can be received.
Deltec recommends that at least two receivers be installed in every room. See Figure 1
for a diagram of the basic setup.
0 Install the first receiver in a location close to the transmitters being monitored,
close to AC power, and where RSZ32 cabling can be conveniently routed from the
receiver to the PC running the monitoring program. Also, install the receiver in a
location that is as protected as possible from moisture in the room,
0 Run RSZ32 cabling from an available RS232 port on the monitoring PC to the
OUT (Toward Computer) Port on the first receiver. Connect the 21»6202»01
CADD-Legacy AC Adapter to the receiver. Note: In order for the system to work,
the AC Adapter must be connected to the first receiver (the receiver connected to
the monitoring PC).
0 Install the second receiver in a location close to the transmitters being monitored,
but opposite from the first receiver. Again make sure the receiver is in a location as
protected from moisture as possible.
0 Run RS232 cabling from the IN (from AUX. Receivers) port of the first receiver to
the OUT (Toward Computer) port of the second receiver. The second receiver does
not require an AC adapter as the first receiver powers it, through the RSZ32 cable.
0 If the room to be monitored is large or has poor RF transmission characteristics,
additional receivers may be needed.
a To install a third receiver, locate the receiver in a location that improves RF
reception.
0 Run R5232 cabling from the IN (from AUX. Receivers) port of the second receiver
to the OUT (Toward Computer) port of the third receiver. The third receiver does
not require an AC adapter as the first receiver powers it, through the RSZ32 cable.
0 If needed, use the same process to install additional receivers. Do not install more
than four receivers in a single string from a single computer port. If additional
receivers are needed, configure a second string of receivers connected to a second
computer serial port.
0 To setup a second monitoring room, use the same procedure, except connect the
first receiver in the second room to a second open RSZ32 port on the monitoring
PC.
0 A single PC with four open RSZ3Z ports can be used to monitor four rooms setup
in the previously described manner.
Installing the monitoring software application on the PC
0 Insert the CD»ROM in the CD-ROM Drive.
0 Click the Windows Start button and select Run.
0 In the open box, type “d:\setup” (or replace “d" with the appropriate letter for the
CD»ROM on your system).
0 Click OK
- Follow the instructions on the screen.
Configuring the monitoring application
Once the monitoring application has been successfully installed, use the on»line help
system to familiarize yourself with the operation of the program.
The monitoring application must be told which RSZ32 ports have receivers attached
and, if used, which port has a modem attached.
T o configure the monitoring application for receivers
- Run the program and Select “Hardware” and “Configure Ports" from the menu bar.
0 For each set of receivers connected to the monitoring PC, select a Port (A, B, C, or
D) and the appropriate RS232 port number (146) After selecting a port number
the program will give the status of the port and the number of receivers that are
connected to the port
To configure the monitoring application for the modem
0 Run the program and Select “Hardware” and “Configure Ports“ from the menu bar.
0 Select the modem’s RSZ32 portr
Messages from the CADD-Legacy Pump
When the transmitter is connected to the CADD-Legacy pumps, the following RF
message will be sent
Battery low alarm lntemal AA batteries low
Battery removed alarm Intemal AA batteries removed 7 occurs only if an AC Adapter
is connected to the pump
Battery installed good Good internal AA batteries installed
Cancel alarm Alarm canceled by user
Disposable removed alarm Disposable removed
Downstream high pressure alarm Downstream high pressure detected
Alarm end Alarm cleared
Resvol empty alarm Reservoir Went empty
Resvol low alarm, 5 ml Reservoir has 5 ml remaining
Resvol low alarm, 4 ml Reservoir has 4 ml remaining
Resvol low alarm‘ 3 ml Reservoir has 3 ml remaining
Resvol low alarm, 2 ml Reservoir has 2 ml remaining
Resvol low alarm, l ml Reservoir has 1 ml remaining
Upstream occlusion alarm Upstream occlusion detected
Run mode enter Pump went to Run mode
Run mode exit Pump Went to Stop mode
Pump ok in Stop Mode The pump is okay and stopped
Pump 0k in Run Mode The pump is okay and running
All messages sent from the CADD-Legacy pump include the pump’s current value for
GIVENr
Trouble shooting
0 If no beeps sound when a transmitter is connected to a CADD-Legacy pump —
. Verify that the pump is powered up
0 Try a second transmitter: If beeps sound when the second transmitter is
attached, the first transmitter may be damaged
Cleaning
CAUTION:
0 Do not immerse the system components in cleaning fluid or water. Do not allow
solution to soak into the system components or enter the connectors
a Do not clean the system components with acetone, other plastic solvents, or
abrasive cleaners, as damage to the components may occur.
Routinely clean the system components to keep them free of dirt, liquids, and foreign
objects
Use any of the following solutions to clean the system components:
Soap solution
Benzalkonium Chloride concentrate (0413%)
Glutaral Concentrate, USP (2%)
10 percent solution of household bleach (one part household bleach to nine
parts water)
Alcohol, USP (93%)
Isopropyl Alcohol, USP (99%)
Chlorohexidine (70%)
- PDI - Super Sani-Cloth®
o Mada Medical — MadaCide
000.
14 Dampen a soft, lint-free cloth with cleaning solution and wipe the exterior surface
of the system component Do not allow the solution to soak into the component.
2. Wipe the entire surface dry with another soft, lint—free cloth. Allow the component
to dry completely before use.
CADD-Legacy is a SIMS Deltec, Inc. registered trademark in the U.S.A.
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