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91341 /91343 / 91347
Operations Manual
071-0774-00 Rev. A
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Contents
Chapter Page
Introduction
Directory of Keys - UCW and Ultraview 1700 4 .......... 1-1
Overview .................... 1-2
Cleaning ................... 1-9
Assigning a Telemetry Channel .
Tuning a Receiver tor a Bedside , . .
, 1-10
ECG
Entering Patient Iniormation i . .
Discharging a Patient ... .. 1-10
Acknowledging Signal Loss, . . 1-11
Setting Battery Status Alarms . . . . . 1-11
Controlling Patient-Initiated Recordings . . . 1-12
Telemetry Alarm Message Summary A 1-12
Accessories ...................... 1»1 3
Overview .....
Setting Up ECG Momtonng.
Display Detail .
Monitoring Paced ECG Patients
Restoring Default Settings. ,
Changing the Display Resolution .
Selecting Options for Lead Display .
ECG Alarm Message Summary ............................................... 2-9
Sp02 (91343 only)
Overview . , . .......................................... 3-1
..3-2
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..3-4
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..3-8
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Setting Up Sp02 Monitoring
Ensuring Accurate Monitoring
Setting or Adjusting Alarm Limits
Setting Sp02 Data Averaging Period and Sampling Interval
Viewing Pulse Hate .................
Sp02 with Intra-Aortic Balloon Pumps . .
Using Sp02 with Neonates .......
Sp02 Alarm Message Summary
NIBP (91343 only)
Overview ................ . , 4-1
Setting Up NIBP Monitoring . ..4-2
Setting Up the ABP Monitor . . . 4-3
Setting or Adiusting Alarm Limits . . 447
Displaying New or Previous Headings . . 4-8
NIBP Alarm Message Summary . . . .4 4-9
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Alarms
Alarm Message Summary ............................................
ECG Alarm Messages . .
Sp02 Alarm Messages. .
NIBP Alarm Messages ......
Telemetry Alarm Messages .
Symbols
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Introduction
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Introduction
Contents
Directory oi Keys - UCW and Ultraview 1700
Overview ............................
Cleaning ..................
Assigning a Telemetry Channel
Tuning a Receiver for a Bedside. .
Entering Patient tniormation .
Discharging a Patient ......
Acknowledging Signal Loss .
Setting Battery status Alarms ........
Controlling Patient-Initiated Recordings
Telemetry Alarm Message Summary . . . . .
Accessories .................................................
Overview
The 90478 digital telemetry receiver module when used in conjunction with
Spacelabs Medical telemetry transmitters, an Ultraview or PCMS'" monitor and
90479- A modular receiver housing, provides continuous monitoring of
electrooardiographic signals in order to detect abnormal cardiac rhythms,
including asystole, ventricular fibrillation, and ventricular tachycardia. In addition,
when used with the 91343 digital telemetry multi-parameter transmitter and the
90217 Ambulatory Blood Pressure (ABP) monitor. monitoring oi
electrocardiographic signals is augmented by the availability oi continuous or
episodic Spoz measurements and episodic noninvasive blood pressure (NIBP)
measurements
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Intended Use
introduction
- Space/abs Medical’s telemetry equipment complies with Part 15
and Part 95 of the FCC Rules; with ass-21a of Industry
Canada; and with requirements of other national spectrum
management euthon'ties. Repeated here are operational
cautions for biomedical telemetry from the FCC Rules
(47CFRt5,242(f}):
“Biomedical telemetry devices must not cause harmful
interference to licensed TV broadcast stations or to other
authorized radio services, such as operations on the
broadcast frequencies under subpart G and H of part 74 of
this chapter, land mobile stations operating under part 90 of
this chapter in the 470-512 MHz band, and radio astronomy
operation in the 608-614 MHz band. (See section 15.5), If
harmful interference occurs, the interference must either be
corrected or the device must immediately cease operation
on the occupied frequency. Further, the operator of the
biomedical telemetry device must accept whatever level of
intereference is received from other radio operations. The
operator (health care facility) is responsible for resolving
any interference that occurs subsequent to the installation
of these devices. "
0 Medical telemetry equipment is only for installation and use in
hospitals and health care Iacilities. It is not permitted for use in
vehicles that operate outside of the medical facility premises.
The user of this equipment is not authorized to make any
changes or alterations that could compromise the national
certifications.
- Operation of telemetry equipment in the Wireless Medical
Telemetry Service (WMTS) and in authorized spectrum of each
country, may be geographically restricted by government
regulation. A Spacelabs Medical Field Service Engineer can
assist in evaluating if a hospital's location requires coordination
with a protected radio astronomy observatory or other protected
government site.
WARNING:
- Changes or modifications not expressly approved by
Spacelabs Medical will void the user's authority to operate
the equipment.
As an option, on adult patients, additional abnormal cardiac rhythms, such as
ventricular runs. tachycardia, and ST segment deviations, can be detected. The
Ultraview Digital Telemetry System also provides a means tor the episodic
monitoring of NIBP signals to detect abnormal events such as high and low blood
pressure. Finally. it provides a means for both continuous and episodic monitoring
of pulse blood oxygen saturation signals to detect oxygen desalination caused by
abnormal pulmonary/circulaiory functions.
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Ultraview Digital Telemetry
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- Episodic monitoring of NIBP values and continuous and
episodic monitoring of blood oxygen saturation values are only
supported in conjunction with ECG monitoring. Sp02 and NIBP
alarms are inhibited by ECG leads—off condition.
The Spaoelabs Medical 91341, 91343, and 91347 Ultraview Digital Telemetry
Systems are intended for use with either adult or neonatal patients in a hospital
environment. when the NIBP option is selected in the 91343 configuration, the
NIBP feature is to be used with adult patients only.
WARNING:
- The Ultraview Digital Telemetry transmitters are
contraindicated for use with other medical instrumentation
(e.g., respiration monitors using impedance
pneumography, electrocautery, etc.) that source electrical
current through the patient. Further, telemetry monitoring
is contraindicated for the Operating Room environment.
Transmitters
The transmitter is a small, battery-powered device carried by the patient that
monitors ECG activity and SpOZ/NIBP (91343 only) data, and transmits this
information to the telemetry receiver module.
- The 91341 transmits two leads of ECG and uses up to live lead wires. One or
two leads may be displayed.
- The 91343 and 91347 transmit four leads of ECG and use up to live lead
wires. However, only two leads may be displayed simultaneously.
' The 91343 is also capable of transmitting numerical NIBP and Sp02 data.
This information is displayed simultaneously with that of the ECG waveform
data.
Each telemetry channel requires its own transmitter operating on a unique radio
frequency, Channel receivers are tuned from the Ultraview monitor touchscreen to
receive the available transmitter frequencies.
- Operation of this equipment may be subject to licensing
requirements by your local telecammunications authority.
Please check with your Spacelabs Medical Field Service
Engineer.
WARNING:
- Medical telemetry spectrum allocations may be assigned to
frequencies already allotted to other priority users. This
means that telemetry operations may be exposed to radio
frequency interference that may disrupt or Impede
telemetry patient monitoring during the life of this
equipment. You are urged to regularly consult with
applicable local and Iederal regulatory agencies (e.g., FCC,
FDA, etc.) regarding the locations and frequencies of' other
spectrum users In your geographic area. A Spacelabs
Medical field service engineer may be able to assist you in
reconfiguring your equipment frequencies to reduce the
risk of interference. Spacelabs Medical cannot, and does
not, guarantee interference-free telemetry operation.
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Introduction
Up to five standard disposable silver/silver chloride chest electrodes are
connected to the patient. The ECG lead wires are attached to these electrodes
and connected to the transmitter, Load wires that are poorly connected to the
patient (including compromised electrode connections) are locally detected and
identified with ilashing indic tors at the ECG patient input connector. A patient-
operated RECORD button initiates an ECG strip at the system printer. ii this
feature is enabled at the central or bedside monitor.
which may adversely afiect the recording of high
frequency components In the ECG signal, especially when
the morphology oi the ECG changes rapidly.
CAUTION:
g - This device has a limited bandwidth range oi .05 to 30 Hz.
- This device has a limited dynamic range of 14 mV, which
may render the device vulnerable to saturation by ECG
signals with amplitudes higher than 4 mV.
- To clean the transmitter, use only the following solution:
per the manuiactu rer's labeling: isopropyl alcohol (7M),
hydrogen peroxide, Cidex, Betadlne, and Clorox. Use oi
cleaning solutions other than those listed will VOID the
warranty oi the digital telemetry transmitter cases.
- Patients should not use any type of electronic equipment
(e.g., portable radios, cellular telephones, pagers, personal
computers, etc.) while connected to any medical electronic
device without an on»site evaluation by the biomedical
engineering stafi.
- Use oi two-way radio equipment and other personal
communication devices must be evaluated on-site to
assess the potential tor disruption oi monitoring.
' 0 Clean the transmitter after each use. The transmitter does not
. require any preventive maintenance other than cleaning.
Transmitter Batteries
A 9-voit alkaline battery is recommended for standard use in the digital telemetry
transmittert A 9-volt lithium battery may also be used for applications requiring
more extended battery service life.
Always observe the battery position and polarity as illustrated at the bottom of the
battery compartment. After battery installation, close and latch the compartment
cover. The transmitter begins transmitting as soon as the battery is in place.
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' - Whenever the transmitter is not in use, the battery should be
. removed, Insert a battery only when the transmitter is being
used with a patient.
- The LOWBA 1TEHY message appears and an alarm tone
sounds (it LO BAT is set to ON) when the transmitter battery
voltage falls below approximately 7.0 volts, When this message
appears, the transmitter has approximately three hours of
operating time left, depending on transmitter type, selected
options, and the type of battery.
- When the battery level falls below approximately 7.0 volts, the
low battery LED on the transmitter will flash once every 15
seconds. When the battery level falls below 6.0 volts, the low
battery LED will flash once every two seconds. When the
battery level lalls below 5.5 volts, the Spoz and NIBP functions
will shut down and 777 will display lor related vital signs
measurements. The LOW BA TTEHY message may appear
after the low battery LED on the transmitter begins to flash,
Battery Disposal
The 91341. 91343, and 91347 Ultraview Digital Telemetry transmitters are
operated by 9-volt primary (non-rechargeable) batteries that must be properly
disposed when discharged. The batteries specified may be at either alkaline or
lithium chemistry. Attempting to recharge these batteries is not recommended and
can result in leaking, venting, or explosion.
Follow the battery manulacturer‘s recommended handling procedure for both
types ol batteries. Collect and transport the batteries in a manner that prevents
short circuit, compacting. mutilation, or any other physical abuse or electric
handling that would destroy their physical integrity. Exposure to high temperatures
or fire can cause the batteries to leak. vent. or explode.
Disposing of used batteries may be subject to national, state/provincial. and/or
local regulation. which varies depending on jurisdiction,
The recommended disposal procedure for alkaline batteries is to transport them to
a hazardous waste landlill, Since these batteries may not be classified as
hazardous waste. they may be transported to the disposal facility as non-
hazardous waste.
The recommended disposal procedure for lithium batteries is to transport them as
hazardous waste to a hazardous waste facility. It the batteries are physically
sound, disposal of these discharged batteries in a hazardous waste Iandlill may
be permissible. It the batteries are leaking. cracked, opened, vented. or otherwise
not physically sound, they must be transported to a qualified hazardous waste
facility.
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Introduction
Digital Telemetry Receiver Module
The 90475 telemetry receiver module plugs into a bedside, central. or transport
monitor. or into a digital telemetry module housing. The receiver module receives
patient vital signs data irom the transmitter. This information is reoonstmctcd by
the receiver module, displayed on the monitor. and analyzed.
For more inlormation. reier to Spoz (91343 only) on page 3-1, and NIBP (91343
only) on page 4-1. Also reier to the ECG, Arrhythmia, and STAnalys/s chapters in
the UCN Operations Manual.
interference than hardwired systems, whlch may impact
WARNING:
E - Telemetry systems may be more susceptible to
signal quality.
- Operation of handheld, wireless telephone equipment
(e.g., cordless telephones, cellular telephones) near
telemetry systems may cause Interference and should be
discouraged. While personal communication devices are
turned on, a separation of > 5.5 feet (> 2 meters) should be
maintained between personal communication devices and
interior walls, the patient cables, and any electronic
medical device to which the patient may be connected.
Patients should not use any type of electronic
communication equipment while connected to any
electronic medical device without an on-site evaluation by
the biomedical stall. Two-way radio equipment and other
personal communication devices must be evaluated on
site to determine if additional space limitations are needed.
- Do not Install a telemetry receiver module into a bedside
that is currently equipped with any other ECG module.
hardwired or telemetry (or Spa; module or NlBP module, ii
the 91343 is operating with that specific receiver module).
Doing so may cause inaccurate patient data displays at
remote monitors.
Digital Telemetry Receiver Housing
The telemetry receiver housing can hold up to eight separate telemetry receiver
modules. Except tor the ON/OFF switches, there are no operator controls on the
module housing, For normal operation with AC mains power applied. the AC
mains indicator light on the front panel oi the housing must be illuminated.
Operating the system without AC mains power is limited to ten minutes ol battery
backup time.
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To set up the central lor ECG (it
bed name not remembered):
1 Touch key label that matches
transmitters frequency.
2 Select bed/room number for
transmitter channel.
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To set up the central for ECG
(MPT=0FF) (UCW and 1700):
1 Touch MONITOR SETUP.
2 Touch SCREEN FORMAT.
3 Select subnet and bed/room
number.
4 Select ECG and then desired
zone.
“
To tune a receiver module at
bedside:
Touch ECG.
Touch SETUP.
Touch TM SETUP.
Touch SET TM CHANNEL,
Select the digit to change. Use
the T l keys to select the value
for that digit.
6 Repeat tor all digits as
necessary
7 Touch STORE.
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Introduction
Cleaning
Clean the transmitter after each use. The transmitter does not require any
preventive maintenance other than cleaning.
To clean the transmitter, use only the following agents.
- Mild soap and water solution
- U.S. Pharmacopoeia (USP) green soap
- Sodium hypochlorite solution (1:10 dilution ot household bleach in water)
- Phenolic germicidal detergent solutions (17: aqueous solutions)
- Isopropyl alcohol solution t70%)
Assigning a Telemetry Channel
Telemetry transmitters have preassigned channel frequencies. This channel
number is identified on the back of the case. Fteter to the Ultraview Digital
Telemetry Service Manual (PIN 070-1 135-00) tor inlonnation on assigning a new
telemetry channel for the transmitter.
To receive this telemetry channel, one of the receivers in the telemetry receiver
housing must be tuned to its assigned lreguency.
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Tuning telemetry transmitters must be performed by a qualified
service person to avoid channel duplication.
- Tuning telemetry moeiver modules to transmitter channels at
the central monitor must be done by a qualified service person,
This capability is only supported lor the locally hosted patient
monitor and is not accessible thmugh remote views.
- Your central monitor can be configured to remember beds that
are assigned to individual telemetry channels using the Module
Configuration Manager feature. These beds are permanently
assigned until you unassign or reassign them, Fiefer to the
Module Configuration Manager chapter of the UCN Operations
Manual.
Tuning a Receiver for a Bedside
The central monitor must be tuned by a qualified service person, but the bedside
monitor may be tuned using the ECG TM SETUP menu. You can use this menu to
tune the receiver module to the ore-assigned channel lrequencies on the
telemetry transmitter.
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The module default is set for North America using UHF band
operation. For alternate band operation, or if operating in
another country, you must select the appropriate Irequency
band using the Module Configuration Manager,
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To admit a patient:
1 Touch MONITOR SETUP.
2 Touch ADMIT/DISCH.
3 Select subnet (UCW and 1700
only).
4 Select bed/room number lor
channel.
Touch ADMIT.
Select YES.
Use keyboard to enter patient
inlo (UCW and 1700 only).
3 Select ID, NAME, HEIGHT,
WEIGHT, or BSA.
UV1050/1500 only).
9 Enter data using pop-up keypad
or keyboard ( UV1050/1500
only).
10 Touch ENTER.
11 Repeat steps 7 - 10 until all
inlennation has been entered.
12 Touch ACCEPT iUCW and
1700 only).
state-
“m
To discharge a pa .
1 Remove battery.
2 Disconnect the transmitter item
the patient.
3 Select YES to conlirm signal
loss permanent.
4 Select YES to discharge.
5 Select YES to purge data.
Entering Patient Information
The ADMIT/DlSCHARGE menu enables you to enter a patient identification (ID)
number, name, height, weight. and body surlace area (BSA),
' .
Admitting a new patient purges data from the previous patient
on that telemetry channel.
Discharging a Patient
A patient is discharged by lirsl removing the battery lrom the 91341/43/47
Ultraview Digital Telemetry Transmitter. The monitor displays the squelch
wavelorm lollewed by the message INTERMITTANT SIGNAL LOSS alter a short
delay. An alarm condition is displayed on the monitor because of the signal loss.
The message IS SIGNAL LOSS PERMANENT? appears with keys labeled YES
and N0 in the waveform zone.
- Touch YES to indicate that the signal loss is permanent.
- Touch NO to cancel the discharge operation,
' .
This message may also appear on remote views. but the
YES/NO control keys are only available at the locally hosted
patient monitor and are not supported for remote views.
The next message displayed is DISCHARGE THE PATIENT?.
- Touch YES to continue the discharge process.
- Touch NO to cancel the discharge operation.
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This message may also appear on remote views, but the
YES/NO control keys are only available at the locally hosted
patient monitor and are not supported for remote views.
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The monitor displays PURGES DATA-ARE YOU SURE?
- Touch YES to discharge the patient and erase all patient data. The
intermittent signal loss alarm is then cancelled.
- Touch NO to cancel the discharge operation and cause the message IS
SIGNAL LOSS PERMANENT? to appear in the waveform zone.
' - This message may also appear on remote views, but the
. YES/NO control keys are only available at the locally hosted
patient monitor and am not supported for remote views.
WARNING:
- During INTEHMITI'ANT SIGNAL LOSS message activation,
the display a! Spa, and NIBP data is disabled.
Acknowledging Signal Loss
When a telemetry signal is lost because the transmitter is out of range or the
battery is removed, the receiver initiates a squelch condition indicated by a
triangular wavetorm that replaces the normal ECG waveform and SQUELCH is
included in the edge print tor any strip chan recording. The ECG trace
automatically begins again it the lost signal returns.
After eight seconds at signal loss, the IS SIGNAL LOSS PERMANENT? message
appears.
' Select NO to suspend alarm tones.
' Select YES to display the message DISCHARGE THE PATIENT?
a. Select YES to display the message PURGES DATA-AGE YOU SURE?
b. Select VES to discharge the patient from the system and purge all data
tor that patient.
c. Selecting N0 at any point in this sequence returns you to the previous
optiont
- Acknowledging signal loss can only be perlormed at the locally
hosted patient monitor and is not supported for remote views.
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Setting Battery Status Alarms
7° °°’“’°' "M ”me” “am" The telemetry battery alarm tone. and a LOW BA'I'I'ERV message in the race
1 Touch gee, zone involved. alerts you to a low battery condition in the transmitter. You may
2 Touch SETUP. disable the low battery alarm tone, it your bedside or central is configured to
3 Touch TM SETUP. do so.
4 Select LO BAT ON or OFF' The factory default setting for low battery alarm is ON.
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To control transmitters Patient
Record lunction:
Touch ECG.
bun-A
NO.
Touch SETUPA
Touch TM SETUP.
Select PT RECORD YES or
Controlling Patient-Initiated Recordings
If the Patient Record function is activated (PT RECORD is YES) in the ECG TM
SETUP menu, the patient may initials a recording by pressing the RECORD
button on the front of the transmitter.
' o This control on the Patient Record function is only supported at
. the locally hosted patient monitor and is not supported for
remote views.
Telemetry Alarm Message Summary
INTEHMITTENT SIGNAL LOSS
The intermittent signal loss message indicates that the patient may be out of
antenna range. or the battery is depleted. Return the patient into antenna range.
Check that the battery is lunctioning properly.
LOW BATTERY
A Low Battery Message indicates that the battery is week. After this message
appears, the battery has approximately three hours of useful lite left (depending
on the type of battery used). Install new battery.
SlGNAL INTERFERENCE
The Signal Interlerence message indicates, via the displayed triangle squelch
waveiorm, that an interfering signal has been detected,
PERMANENT SIGNAL LOSS
The Permanent Signal loss message indicates that no RF signal is being
detected
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Accessories
Reler to the Space/abs Medical Supplies Products Catalog for availability ol
accessories. Some of the more commonly used accessories are listed below
Digital Telemetry Accessories
91341191343/91347 telemetry transmiiter pouch 015-0500-00
Belt clip 344-0020-00
Receiver whip antenna. 608 - 614 MHz (WMTS) 1 17-0040-00
Receiver housing protective cover 200-0180-00
ECG Accessories
DIN siandard safety lead wire set. 5 wire 012-0605-00
Adult general purpose electrode 015-0097-01
Hotter/stress disposable electrode 392015-001
SpOz Accessories
Nellcor Spoz adapter cable 700-0014-00
Nelloor SpOz sensors Adull/Neonatal (N-25) 650-0006-00
Pediatric (P-20) 590-0007-00
Adult disposable (D25) 690-0001-00
Finger clip (OS-100A) 690-0003-00
Nasal (Fl-15) 690-0005-00
Oxiband AIN 690-0004-00
Oxiband pediatric/imam reusable sensor P/I 590-0039-00
NIBP Accessories
ABP adapter cable 700-0015-00
ABP Pouch 015-0501-00
ABP shoulder strap 016-0282-00
Cull assembly. child (13-20 cm)wi1h hose 015~0118~01
Cu1’1 assembly, small adult (17-26 cm) with hose 0150067-01
Cufl assembly, adult (24>32 cm) with hose 015-0068-02
Cuff assembly, large adult (32-42 cm) with hose 016-0077-01
Cuff assembly, extra-large adult (3860 cm)
with hose and cuff support harness 01640109—01
ABP Report Management System 90121
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ABP Report Management System Adapmr Cable 012-0097-02
90121 AEP Report Management System
Operations Manual 070-0529-xx
90207/90217 ABP Manilors Operations Manual 070-0137-xx
Ultraview Care Network Operations Manual 070-1001-xx
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