1.HealFusion Syringe Pump User Manualv1.0

HealFusion
Syringe Pump User Manual

(s7, sp-3)
HEDY Medical Device Co., Ltd.

Product Information
Congratulations on your purchase of HealFusion Syringe Pump. Before using
this product, please read this manual carefully for proper use of the product.
Please keep this manual after reading so that you can access at any time when
needed.
Manufacturer: HEDY Medical Device Co., Ltd.

Address:No.286, Science Avenue, Guangzhou High and New Tech
Development Zone, 510663, P. R. China
Tel: +86-20-8307-0896
Fax: +86-20-8307-0817
Mail: [email protected]
REVISION HISTORY:
VER DATE
v1.0 May, 2015
v2.0 Dec.,2015
v3.0 Jun.,2016
Contents
Chapter 1 Safety Precaution ..........................................................1-1
1.1 Safety Signs ................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 Safety Information ...................................................................... 1-2
1.3 Electric Safety Preventive Measurements ................................... 1-4
1.4 Contraindications ........................................................................ 1-5
1.5 EMC ........................................................................................... 1-5
1.6 Environment Safety Preventive Measurements .......................... 1-5
Chapter 2 Brief Introduction ..........................................................2-1
2.1 Brief Introduction of the User Manual ........................................ 2-1
2.2 Brief Introduction of the Pump ................................................... 2-2
2.3 Device Features and Intended Use .............................................. 2-3
2.4 Overview .................................................................................... 2-3
2.5 Daily Use Procedures ............................................................... 2-12
Chapter 3 Operation ......................................................................3-1
3.1 Before the Operation................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Operation Procedure ................................................................... 3-1
3.2.1 Turn On ...................................................................................... 3-1
3.2.2 Basic Settings ............................................................................. 3-1
3.3 Modes ......................................................................................... 3-8
3.3.1 Rate Mode .................................................................................. 3-8
3.3.2 Dosage Mode .............................................................................. 3-9
3.3.3 V-T Mode ................................................................................. 3-12
3.3.4 R-T Mode ................................................................................. 3-14
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3.3.5 Trapezia Mode .......................................................................... 3-14
3.3.6 Intermittent Mode ..................................................................... 3-16
3.3.7 Loading Dose Mode ................................................................. 3-17
3.3.8 Sequence Mode......................................................................... 3-18
3.4 Relay Mode ............................................................................... 3-20
3.5 Settings ..................................................................................... 3-20
3.5.1 VTBI Finish Setting .................................................................. 3-21
3.5.2 Manual Bolus Setting ............................................................... 3-23
3.5.3 Push Volume Setting ................................................................ 3-23
3.5.4 Default Settings ........................................................................ 3-24
3.5.5 Volume &Brightness ................................................................ 3-25
3.5.6 Auto-Lock Setting .................................................................... 3-26
3.5.7 Cap Rate setting ........................................................................ 3-27
3.5.8 Syringe Type Setting ................................................................ 3-28
3.5.9 Day & Night Mode ................................................................... 3-28
3.5.10 System Time setting ................................................................. 3-29
3.5.11 Add Extended Syringe .............................................................. 3-30
3.5.12 System Version ......................................................................... 3-31
3.6 Logs .......................................................................................... 3-31
3.6.1 Operation Logs ......................................................................... 3-32
3.6.2 Alarm Logs ............................................................................... 3-33
3.6.3 infusion Logs ............................................................................ 3-33
3.7 Drugs ........................................................................................ 3-34
3.8 Service ...................................................................................... 3-35
Chapter 4 Technical Data ...............................................................4-1
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4.1 Infusion Accuracy ....................................................................... 4-1
4.2 KVO Mode ................................................................................. 4-3
4.3 Blocking Threshold .................................................................... 4-3
Chapter 5 Alarm and Tips ...............................................................5-1
5.1 Alarm Function ........................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Alarm Priority ............................................................................. 5-1
5.2.1 High-level Alarm ........................................................................ 5-2
5.2.2 Intermediate-level Alarm ............................................................ 5-4
5.2.3 Low-level Alarm......................................................................... 5-5
5.2.4 Alarm acknowledgement reference table .................................... 5-6
5.3 Tips ............................................................................................. 5-7
Chapter 6 Maintenance .................................................................6-1

6.1 Cleaning/Disinfection ................................................................. 6-1
6.2 Maintenance................................................................................ 6-2
6.3 Safe Use and Maintenance of the Rechargeable Batteries .......... 6-2
Appendix A Start-up Curves and Trumpet Curves .................... A-1
Appendix B EMC Information ..................................................... B-1
Appendix C Parameters Default Value ........................................ C-1
Appendix D Abbreviations ............................................................ D-3
III
Preface
Statement
HEDY Medical Device Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the manufacturer)

has the copyright of this non-publication manual. This manual is for reference
only while operating, maintaining and repairing the manufacturer’s products.
Other persons have no right to disclose the content of this manual to any other
persons.
This manual contains the proprietary data and information which are protected
by the copyright law. All rights reserved. No part of this Manual is
photographically reproduced, copied or translated to other languages without
prior written permission from the manufacturer.
All contents of this manual are considered correct. The manufacturer has no
legal liability and responsibility for the accidental or inevitable damage caused
by improper installation and operation. The manufacturer doesn’t give the
concessions granted by the copyright law to any other parties. For the legal
consequences caused by the infringement of copyright law and any third
party’s rights, the manufacturer has no legal liability and responsibility.
Contents contained in this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
Manufacturer’s Responsibility
The manufacturer should be responsible for the safety, reliability and

performance of this machine only under the following conditions, i.e.:
 The assembling operation, extension, readjustment, improvement and

maintenance are done by the qualified personnel approved by the
manufacturer.
 The related electrical devices conform to national standards.
IV
 The machine is used according to the conditions and requirements
described in this manual.
User Notice
 To ensure operation safety and long-term stable performance of the

system, it’s strongly recommended reading this manual to get a full
knowledge on the function, operation and maintenance before operating the
system.
 Pay special attention to contents of ―Warning‖, ―Caution‖ and ―Note‖ in

this manual.
 The manufacturer takes no responsibility for any damage or harm

caused by incorrect operation or maintenance inconsistent with instructions of
the manufacturer or its agent thereof.
 The Dosage Mode, Drugs, WiFi and some other functions are optional,
the user can choose to have these functions or not.
Warranty
 The manufacturer guarantees 12months of warranty for the main unit

and its material and technology. During warranty period, the manufacturer
provides free repairing and damaged part replacement.
 The warranty only applies to faults occurred in operation under

conditions specified by this manual. So, please make sure the system is used
within the application scope recommended by this manual.
 The warranty doesn’t apply to damage caused by accidents, misuse,

abuse, falls, modification or alteration to any part or component of the system.
 Surface damage is not included in the free repair or replacement range.

Battery replacement, training material supply, etc. are not free, either.
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 The manufacturer takes no responsibility for any damage caused by
other system or unauthorized connection to other systems.
 The manufacturer takes no responsibility for any loss, damage or harm

caused by delayed service request.
 Please report to the manufacturer after-sale service department if the

system has any malfunction. Model number, series number and a brief
description of the malfunction are supposed to be provided in the report.
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Chapter 1 Safety Precaution
1.1 Safety Signs
The following messages can be read throughout this manual, they are
supposed to be paid special attention to.
A WARNING label applies to information that may

cause severe personal injury, death or actual property loss
WARNING! if neglected.
A CAUTION label applies to information that may cause

mild personal injury or property loss if neglected.
CAUTION！
A NOTE label applies to information on installation,
NOTE！ operation or maintenance, which is very important but

poses no risk potential.
Table1-1 Equipment Symbols

Num. Symbol Description
1 Defibrillation-proof type CF applied part
2 Refer to the instruction manual/booklet
Labeling of electric and electronic devices

3
according to directive 2002/96/EC(WEEE)
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4 Serial number
5 Manufacture date
6 Manufacture information
7 European community representative
8 General warning sign
9 Non-ionizing radiation
10 IPX3 Waterproofing grade
1.2 Safety Information
Safety of the operator or the examinee, and reliability of the system are
generally considered during designing and manufacturing. However the
following safety preventive instructions should be followed.
1. The system should be operated by qualified personnel or under the

guidance of qualified personnel.
2. The system belongs to type CF, class I system，defibrillation recovery

time for 5s.
3. When there is any equipment failure, please turn off the pump and
contact the manufacturer or its authorized agent immediately.
4. Avoid operation or storage in the following environments:
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 Sharp temperature variance.
 Rather high humidity, poor ventilation.
 Water vapor exposure, do not operate the system with wet hands.
 Near heat-emitting systems.
 Direct solar irradiation.
 Violent shakes or vibration.
 Near chemical materials or explosive gas.
 Do not let dust or metal articles fall into the system.
 Do not disassemble or open the system. The company won't shoulder
any responsibility for any result caused thereby.
 Take the plug rather than the wire for pulling out the power line.
5. Environmental specifications
 Transport & Storage Temperature: -30℃～70℃.

 Transport & Storage Relative Humidity: 10％～90％.
 Transport & Storage Atmospheric Pressure: 22kPa～106kPa.
 Operating Temperature: 5℃～40℃.
 Operating Relative Humidity: 10％～90％.
 Operating Atmospheric Pressure: 70kPa～106kPa.
 Maximum elevation of 3000 meters.
6. Power supply
 AC: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 35VA.

 DC: 10-15VDC 2.5A.
7. Pump mobile condition
 When handling equipment (especially the stairs), care must be taken.

 If the pump fall or bump, it must be inspected and tested by service
personnel.
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 After selecting the location to place the equipment, before installing this
system, please make sure the power supply is normal.
8. The emergency measure and corrective action during use
 If there are any errors or equipment failure during use, the user should
immediately stop operation and take care of the wounded. Contact the
manufacturer or its authorized agent immediately.
 Users are not permitted to repair any components of the equipment
without authorization. Please put all the maintenance tasks to qualified
maintenance personnel.
The Syringe pump is not a raw material, and the device is

not supposed to be used as a portable device.
WARNING!
The hospital&agent which have the right to use the pump,

are responsible for the proper use of the system, otherwise
WARNING! it may cause abnormal fault and damage the patients’ life.
1.3 Electric Safety Preventive Measurements
The pump meets the requirement of IEC 60601-1:2005，IEC 60601-2-24:2012，

IEC 60601-1-8:2007. In addition, the following points should be paid
attention to.
 The power cable should conform to the power cable of the system. The
system should be well grounded (otherwise, noise may be produced).
To avoid the risk of electric shock, this equipment must

only be connected to supply mains with protective earth.
WARNING!
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 Do not open the enclosure without permission. Do not change any other
parts of the pump without permission.
 In case of any equipment failure, cut off the power supply immediately
and contact the manufacturer or its authorized agent.
 The fuse is manufactured by Littelfuse, Inc. The specification is 392 T1
AL 250 V.
1.4 Contraindications
1.5 EMC
The EMC-limits (electro-magnetic compatibility) according to IEC/EN

60601-1-2 and IEC/EN 60601-2-24 are maintained. If the equipment is
operated in the vicinity of other equipment which may cause high levels of
interference (e.g. HF surgical equipment, nuclear spin tomography units,
mobile telephones etc.) maintain the recommended protective distances from
these devices.
 Refer to Appendix B for more information.
1.6 Environment Safety Preventive Measurements
 The waste must be treated follow the local laws timely (especially the
disposable Syringe device).
 Equipment and accessories probably cannot be normal used at the end of

life, ensure to replace the equipment or accessories timely to decrease the risk
to the minimum. The battery inside the device is not replaceable.
 Harmful substances and the content in the product:
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Table1-2Harmful Material and Its Content
Hazardous Substance
Component Pb Hg Cd Cr6+ PBB PBDE
Host ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
Cable ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
○indicates that the concentration of the hazardous substance in all
homogeneous materials in the parts is below the relevant threshold of the
RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU Directive), the system is fully in compliance
with RoHS requirements in terms of component selection and application,
production process control, overall testing, appearance and labeling.
╳indicates that the concentration of the hazardous substance in all

homogeneous materials in the parts is beyond the relevant threshold of the
RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU Directive), the system is fully in compliance
with RoHS requirements in terms of component selection and application,
production process control, overall testing, appearance and labeling.
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Chapter 2 Brief Introduction
2.1 Brief Introduction of the User Manual
 This user manual introduced the HealFusion Syringe Pump. It applies

enough information for the user to operate and storage the pump. Please read
it carefully before using.
 This User manual applies enough information for the user to operate the
pump safety. It contains the system’s basic function, security features, operate
mode, how to care and maintenance the pump. Please read it carefully before
using.
 In daily operations, we can refer to fast operation card to make quick

access.
 This manual consists of several independent chapters. Partial contents in

some chapters are identical. All chapters are compiled to provide the user with
reading convenience and content consistency.
 Any query on operation of this system, please turn to the manufacturer’s

service engineer or its authorized distributor for support.
The User manual describes the operation of the pump,

before using, the user must be familiar with the
operation and precautions, in order to avoid
NOTE！ unnecessary losses.
Also, medical equipment used in the room must
conform to the relevant regulations (such as IEC,
VDE0100 or VDE0107).
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2.2 Brief Introduction of the Pump
 Product name: Syringe Pump
 Product type: s7/sp-3, The differences between two types are as follows:
 s7 has gray panel, and can support up to 2000 logs.

 sp-3 has purple panel, and can support up to 1500 logs.
 This system consists of the following parts: Syringe pump enclosure,

drive system, input system, storage system, control system, display system,
sensor monitoring system, alarm system, internal rechargeable battery.
 Congratulations on your purchase of HealFusion Syringe Pump. This

system is a high quality system which is stable and convenient to operate. It is
suitable for all qualified doctors, this pump consists of the following modes:
 Rate Mode
 Time Mode(include V-T Mode and R-T Mode)
 Dosage Mode(optional)
 Trapezia Mode(optional)
 Intermittent Mode(optional)
 Loading Dose Mode(optional)
 Sequence Mode(optional)
Note: Mean Time to power down from fully charged @ 5ml/h under normal conditions is
more than 6 hours, and need less than 4 hours to be charged full.
 Classification
 Class I / Internally powered equipment;

 Type CF applied part;
 IPX3– Protected against vertically falling drops of water;
 No sterilization requirement;
 Not Category AP / APG equipment;
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 Mode of operation: Continuous;
2.3 Device Features and Intended Use
 Intended use: working with the syringe. The pump is suitable for the
hospital operating room, ICU, outpatient and general wards and other places,
which is used to control the flow of liquid injected into the patient. The
injection site support for intravenous.
 The pump is an advanced device for treatment, which is used for

infusion. It can accurately control the infusion velocity, and input the liquid to
the patient timely and accurately. It can guarantee the accuracy of the dose
rate and work safely into the patient, making it especially suitable for the
situation that requires liquid flow rate and dosage controlled strictly.
Since the Syringe pump is a kind of life support

NOTE！ equipment, ensure to enter the correct inject rate and
volume, otherwise it may damage the patients’ life.
2.4 Overview
1. Features of the Pump
Figure 2-1Pump Closed
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Figure 2-2Pump Open
Figure 2-3 Rear View
Table2-1Equipment Parts Description Table

Num. Symbol Description
1 Connect button Fixed stacked syringe pump, infusion pump
3.5 inch color Display menus and submenus, can be operated
2
display using touch
ALARM indicator indicates the alarm status,
3 Indicator
POWER indicator indicates the power status
4 Operation panel ON/OFF button, RUN/STOP button,
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MUTE/BACK button, PUSH/ BOLUS button,
Arrow keys, ENTER/OK button, indicators
5 Syringe holder Fixed syringe
6 Drive unit Push the syringe, fixed syringe
Extension set
7 Fixed the infusion tube
hook
8 Magnet
Fixed pump door
9 Magnetic iron
10 Door /
Press to open the Positive Plunger Grippers to
11 Finger grips
hold the syringe
AC power connector(12(a)), RS232
12 Back interface
Connector(12(b))
 SIP/SOP function
12(b) is RS232 Connector, it provides:
External DC voltage input function.
RS232 Connector: RS232 interface can be used with a two-way

communication, please ask our Customer Service Department to obtain an
interface protocol if necessary, RS232 communication cable need to use
shielded cable. The device which is connected to the RS232 interface should
conform to the standard of IEC60950.
Staff call: RS232 Connector generated high.
The plug is used as disconnect to the mains supply, do

not to position the pump to make it difficult to operate
the disconnection device when an appliance coupler or
WARNING!
mains plug or other separable plug is used as isolation.
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2. Operation Panel
Figure 2-4Operating Panel Diagram
Table2-2Description Table
Symbol Name Description
ON/OFF button Press to turn pump ON/ OFF.
RUN/STOP button Press to start/stop infusion.
Press to silence alarm for two

minutes (configurable). Or cancel
MUTE/BACK button
the operation and return to the
previous menu.
Press to access PUSH or

PUSH/BOLUS button
BOLUS.
Press to access optional features.

The backlight of the Arrow keys
Arrow keys
alternately lit counterclockwise
during infusion.
Open certain functions and press

ENTER/OK button
to confirm values/settings/alarms.
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Flashing red: high level alarm.
ALARM indicator
Yellow: low level alarm.
Flashing green: battery charged.

BATTERY indicator Steady green: battery full.
Steady red: battery error.
Lit up when the pump is

AC POWER indicator
connected to an AC power supply
Note: BOLUS function details:
 Press PUSH/ BOLUS button twice（within 1s）
1. At the very beginning of infusion, enter manual PUSH.

2. During an infusion, or already have an infusion, enter manual BOLUS.
3. Bolus will continue until the button released in the second long-press.
The volume is displayed.
 Press PUSH/ BOLUS button once
1. At the very beginning of infusion, enter Automatic PUSH. Press to

start PUSH.
2. During an infusion, or already have an infusion, enter Automatic
BOLUS, Press to confirm BOLUS dose and time.
3. Screen Interface
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01/01 08:00 Boon 50ml
1 2
Infu. 150.0 ml/h
3
5
00:08:30 5000 135 kPa
4
Time h:m:s VI ml 18
6
Figure 2-5Screen Interface
Table2-3Screen Interface Description Table
Number Description
1 Display system time, Format: ―MM/DD HH:MM‖
Display syringe brand and type（optional）. Infusion mode

2
alternately, display charging status / battery remaining capacity
Display infusion status (through doll’s states), rate, and can press
3 MENU to enter the submenu: MENU button hidden during
infusion
Display Time and Volume during infusion alternately, others
4
VTBI
5 Display total volume, press to clear
6 Display current pressure, press to set pressure class
Details
 Charging status / battery remaining capacity:
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A battery icon displayed when only battery-powered. A battery charging
animation icon and the external power icon displayed when there is an
external power supply and the battery is not fully charged. A fully charged
battery icon and the external power icon displayed when there is an external
power supply and the battery is full.
 Display VTBI in the infusion pause status, Time and the Volume
displayed alternately during infusion.
 Doll status: conventional infusion walking, BOLUS running, KVO

walking slowly, standing scratching in a pause. Press the doll, enter the
standby time setting interface, set standby time, confirmed and enter standby
mode, the interface shows standby time countdown.
 Pressure status box displays obstruction pressure icon, occlusion

pressure and real-time pressure, when real-time pressure accounting for less
than 70% occlusion pressure, 71% -90%, 91%-100%, the color of the
real-time pressure were green, yellow, red. Press the box to enter the pressure
class setting interface, the user can set the current pressure class and its unit.
Simple operation
 To select an option, the user can press directly on the screen to enter (the
background changes to yellow when selected), or press the arrow keys and
OK button to enter (appear yellow box when selected).
 Set infusion rate: press directly on the screen, or press the arrow keys
and OK button to set infusion rate in the submenu.
 VTBI: press directly on the screen, or press the arrow keys and OK
button to set VTBI in the submenu.
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 Clear accumulated volume: press directly on the screen, or press the
arrow keys and OK button to choose whether to clear accumulated volume or
not in the submenu.
 Set pressure class: press directly on the screen, or press the arrow keys
and OK button to select pressure class in the submenu.
 Press MENU on the screen directly, or press the arrow keys and OK
button to select MENU and enter the submenu.
 Change infusion rate: press the rate displays on the screen directly to
input new infusion rate in the submenu.
Note: The above operations can be taken place only when there is a response pressing the
screen, if no response, this parameter cannot be set.
4. Submenu
Drugs
3
1
Modes Service
5
Logs 6
Settings
4
Figure 2-6Submenu
Table2-4Submenu Description Table
Num. Name Description
1 Modes Select different modes
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2 Drugs Select Drug’s name
3 Service Maintenance the equipment（password needed）
4 Settings Select and set user parameters
Include Operation Logs, Alarm Logs, Infu.

5 Logs
Logs
6 return key Back to the previous menu
1、 Press MENU to enter.
2、 Use Arrow keys and ENTER/OK button to select and enter the
submenu, or press directly on the screen to enter.
3、 If the option is still under the sub menu, then repeat the above steps 2.
4、 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to adjust other parameters. The user can press CLR
or press on the display to return to the previous submenu.
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2.5 Daily Use Procedures
Press ON/OFF button
Syringe installation
Syringe selection
PUSH
Parameters setting
Connect patient
Start injection
End injection
Figure 2-7 Conventional Procedures

1. Press ON/OFF button to turn the pump on.
2. Select proper syringe and infusion tube. Push the syringe to discharge
air bubbles (an alternative way is using the PUSH function).
Please choose the accurate Syringe produced by the

Provide manufacturers, the use of other company's
Syringe may cause inaccurate infusion rates, pressure
NOTE！ false alarm and so on. For a given Syringe, we only
consider its form factor size, biochemistry, physics,
metrology and other indicators get the relevant
supervision departments’ Testing Approval.
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3. Syringe installation
Refer to the dynamic installation prompts figure to install the Syringe.

Note: Refer to 3.2.2 for more information.
4. Syringe selection
The syringe selection interface pop up, please choose the right Brand and
Type.
5. PUSH
Press to start PUSH, to stop PUSH, or automatically stop after the

pre-set volume completed.
6. Use last settings
The user can choose ―Yes‖ or ―No‖.

Choose ―Yes‖, enter the Screen Interface which has last parameters.
Choose ―No‖, enter the Screen Interface which has no parameters. Different
mode has different parameter setting interface. Please refer to the 3.2.3 Mode
Selection for more information.
The parameters like infusion fluids, volume and rate

NOTE！
should be set by medical professionals.
7. Discharge air bubbles inside the Syringe.
Note: Refer to 2.4 for more information.
Note: Please use PUSH to discharge air bubbles inside the Syringe.
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8. Connect the patient
Only after turning on the pump can patient be

connected. In order to prevent inaccurate value input,
NOTE！
please interrupted the connection during the parameter
setting period.
The parameters like Infusion fluids, volume and rate

NOTE！
should be set by medical professionals.
9. Make sure the rate is correct, press ON/OFF button to start infusion.
10. Replace the Syringe
10.1. Press ON/OFF button to stop infusion.

10.2. Disconnect the patient.
10.3. Open the pump door, remove the syringe.
10.4. Replace the syringe, discharge the air bubbles inside it.
10.5. Connect the patient.
10.6. Make sure the rate is correct.
10.7. Press ON/OFF button to start infusion.
Note: Syringes and disposable components should not be used longer than 8 hours.
If the pump needs to be moved during the infusion,

NOTE！
ensure security and stability.
11. Stop infusion
11.1. Press ON/OFF button to stop infusion. Disconnect the patient.

11.2. Remove the syringe. Close the pump door.
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Please take good care of the infusion rate and the
NOTE！ patient's response, if there are any abnormal situations,
treat timely.
12. Turn off the pump
Press ON/OFF button long, to turn the pump off.
11.1 Before the countdown reach 1, loosen the ON/OFF button, return to the
previous interface.
11.2 After the countdown reach 1, the system turned off.
Note: More information, refer to the following chapters.
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FOR YOUR NOTE
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Chapter 3 Operation
3.1 Before the Operation
 Ensure the pump is properly positioned and secured（a maximum of 3

pumps can be stacked together）. The pump must be positioned on a level
surface if used in combination with the short stand. Do not position the pump
above the patient. And the pump should place in front of the operator.
 Prior to administration, visibly inspect the pump for damage, missing

parts or contamination. If staff call is used we recommend checking the
equipment carefully after connecting the pump.
 Make sure the power cord can be used normally.
3.2 Operation Procedure
3.2.1 Turn On
 Press ON/OFF button to turn the pump on.
Note: If the pump fails to start and display ―Device Failure!‖, please turn the pump off and
connect our service.
3.2.2 Basic Settings
For the first time using the pump, after boot animation, the pump enters the
touch calibration interface automatically.
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3.2.2.1 Touch calibration
The Syringe pump has four calibration points, respectively press on the screen
according to the instructions, until the calibration is successful.
Note: Once enter the touch calibration interface, only after successful calibration can the user
skip this interface.
3.2.2.2 Power initialization

After the calibration, the pump enters power initialization automatically and
checks audible and visible alarms during self-test.
In the process of self-test，the horn and buzzer rang, the alarm light first on a
red, and then light yellow. If the above function is normal, the alarm self-test
finished and function normal.
HealFusion R
Version：1.00
Figure 3-1 Power initialization
3.2.2.3 System Time Setting

After the power initialization, the pump enters system time setting
automatically:
Note: more information, please refer to 3.5.10.
After system time setting, users can press the return key to reset date, or press
OK to enter the following steps.
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3.2.2.4 Syringe installation
After system time setting, the pump enters ―install syr.‖ interface
automatically.
Be sure to use the sterile syringes produced by regular manufacturers, check

the validity sterilized and packaging for leaks and other anomalies before use
carefully.
Install the syringe according to the following steps:
1. Open the syringe holder, release and pull out the drive unit.
Figure 3-2 Syringe installation 1

2. Open the pump door, Insert the syringe such that the grip and the pressure
plate reach the guide.
3. Lock syringe holder again. If the syringe has been "correctly" placed the
release catch will snap back on its own.
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Figure 3-3 Syringe installation 2
Note: If the syringe has been incorrectly placed, there will be dynamic figure installation
prompts to install the syringe in the display.
4. Close the pump door.
Note: To reinstall the syringe, repeat the above steps.
3.2.2.5 Syringe selection

After the syringe installation, the pump enters ―Syr. Type‖ interface
automatically.
If this is the first time using the pump, the syringe type displayed in the screen
is similar to the type which the pump detected. Please select the right type.
If not, and in the ―Default Settings‖ select ―Enable pop-ups for Syringe
option‖, the syringe type displayed in the screen according to the following
rules:
1. The type of the syringe inserted is similar to the type last used, regardless of
whether the type is selected , it will be ranked in the first place.
2. The type of the syringe inserted is different from the type last used, the
pump will check the type selected, and ranked the similar syringe.
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3. The type of the syringe inserted is different from the type last used, the
pump will check the type selected, when it finds no one similar to the syringe
inserted, all the syringes in the same type will be ranked.
Syr. Type
BOON 20ml
BD 20ml √
XINHua 20ml √
Extend A 20ml
Extend B 30ml
Figure 3-4 Syringe Selection 1

Another case:
Syr. Type
Unidentified Syr. √
Figure 3-5 Syringe Selection 2

The user need to reinstall the syringe, or define a new type.
Confirm the type of the syringe by pressing ENTER/OK button. The type
displayed must match the inserted syringe.
Note: Any interface (except Turn on and syringe installation interface), whenever it detects a
syringe reinstall, syringe selection interface will pop up.
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3.2.2.6 Push
If this is not the first time using the pump, and in the ―Settings-Default
Settings‖ interface, ―Pop up push UI‖ is selected, then after the Syringe
selection, the pump enters PUSH interface automatically.
PUSH Rate is 60ml/h, it can be set in ―MENU-Settings-Manual Bolus

Rate‖.
PUSH Volume can be set in ―MENU-Settings- Push Volume Setting‖, four

values are optional: 0.5 ml, 1.0ml, 1.5ml, 2.0ml.
Note: The blocking alarm is disabled when the PUSH is operated. The
maximum blocking threshold alarm value automatically to the P11 during
bolus, more than the threshold will trigger alarm.
Press to start PUSH:
Push
Rate：500ml/h
Vol. ：0.0ml
Figure 3-6 PUSH 1
Press to stop PUSH during PUSH:
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Push
Rate：500ml/h
Vol. ：0.8ml
Figure 3-7 PUSH 2

Or it will stop automatically after the pre-set volume completed.
The PUSH volume will be reset when next PUSH process starts.
3.2.2.7 Use last settings

If it is not the first time using the pump, and in ―Settings-Default Settings‖
we select ―Pop up Last Setting UI‖ option, then after PUSH, press , the
pump enters ―Use last settings‖ interface automatically:
Figure 3-8 Use last settings

The user can choose ―Yes‖ or ―No‖.
In addition to involving parameters, other parameters which are within range

(such as BOLUS rate) will follow the previous value.
Note: No matter whether the user use last parameter or not, the mode is the same as the last
infusion mode.
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Note: It will not appear for the first time.
Till now, all the basic settings completed, enter screen interface.
3.3 Modes
The Default Setting mode is Only Rate Mode.
Press ―MENU-Modes‖ to enter mode selection interface.
Modes
Rate Mode
Dosage Mode
V-T Mode
R-T Mode
Trapezia Mode
Figure 3–9 Modes 1

The user can press to enter the next page.
Modes
Intermittent Mode
Loading Dose Mode

Sequence Mode
Figure 3–10 Modes 2
3.3.1 Rate Mode
Press ―Rate Mode‖, enter Rate setting interface.
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Rate Setting (ml/h)
12 09.10
√
Figure 3–11 Set Rate
 Press to increase values, to decrease values.
 Or press arrow keys to select and increase / decrease values.
 Press to confirm.
Press START/STOP button, the pump work in the certain rate.
3.3.2 Dosage Mode
Press ―Dosage Mode‖, enter the following interface:
剂量计算模式
Dosage Mode
药名：胰岛素
Drug: Insulin
体重：50.0kg
Weight: 50.0kg
浓度：20.0IU/20ml
Concentration:
=1.00IU/ml
速率：4.0IU/h
Rate: √
Dosage=4.00ml/h
Mode
Figure 3–12 Dosage mode

The Drug, Weight, Concentration, rate are adjustable. Press the corresponding
item, input the correct data and press to confirm. The relevant
parameters of dosage mode are as follows:
 Drug: select from drugs;
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 Weight: 0.1~ 300kg;
 Concentration: Dose Unit Setting, Dose Setting and Dilution Volume

Setting are adjustable. The adjustable range of Dose Setting is
0.1~99999.9, the Dilution Volume Setting is 1~9999;
 Rate: Dose Rate Unit and Dose Rate Setting are adjustable. The
adjustable range of Dose Rate Setting is 0.1~9999.9.
Note: There was a ―Parameters Error‖ prompt character when the parameter is out of range.
The formula: Rate=Dose Rate/Concentration.
The detail steps to set concentration are as follows:
1) Press Concentration item, enter the Dose Unit Setting interface:

药量单位设置（20.0IU/20ml）
Dose Unit Setting
mg
mcg
u
mmol
mEq
√
IU √
Figure 3–13 Dose Unit Setting
2) Click the target unit, such as the virtual box back of ―mg‖ to select mg,
then press to enter Dose Setting and Dilution Volume Setting

interface:
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药量设置（---mg/---ml）
Dose Setting
00000.0
√
Figure 3–14 Dose Setting
配液用量设置（20.0IU/---ml）
Dilution Volume Setting
0000
√
Figure 3–15 Solvent Setting

3) Click other dosage units will enter the above Settings interface, only the
unit is different. Press to confirm and return the dosage mode

interface.
The detail steps to set rate are as follows:
1) Press Rate item, and enter the Dose Rate Unit interface. The different
dosage units corresponding to different dose rate unit, such as the
dosage units for mg, press the Rate enter into the following interface:
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选择剂量速率单位
Dose药物库
Rate Unit
mg/kg/min √ mg/min
mg/kg/h mg/h ug
mg
mg/kg/24h mg/24h √
Figure 3–16 Dose Rate Unit
2) Press to enter Dose Rate Setting interface. Note shall not exceed
limit setting rate, otherwise there will be "Out of Range" prompt
character. Click the return key will not save this set and return
previous interface. Click the key can select other dose rate unit,
such as ug.
Press the key in the dose mode interface after finished setting, and return
the screen interface, and then work with this rate.
3.3.3 V-T Mode
Press ―V-T Mode‖, enter the following interface:
预置量时间模式
V-T Mode
输液时间：
Infu. Time: 1min
VTBI:
预置量： --.--ml
注射速率：--.--ml/h
Infu. Rate:
√
Figure 3–17 V-T Mode
Press the corresponding item, enter Infusion Time setting and VTBI setting
interface.
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Infu. Time Setting(h:m)
12 :09
√
Figure 3–18 Set Infusion Time
VTBI Setting(ml)
12 34.56
√
Figure 3–19 Set VTBI
 Press to Increase values, to decrease values.
 Press to confirm, enter V-T mode.
Press key in the V-T Mode interface, then enter VIBI Finished Entry
interface. The user can select Continue, Stop or Enter KVO Mode after
finished.
After confirmed, enter the screen interface, the system can work under V-T
Mode.
The user can enter Preset volume setting and Time setting interface directly by
press VTBI in the screen menu.
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3.3.4 R-T Mode
Press ―R-T Mode‖, enter the following interface:

预置量时间模式
R-T Mode
Infu. Rate: 1ml/h
VTBI:
Infu. Time: --.-- min
注射速率：--.--ml/h
VTBI: --.-- ml
√
Figure 3–20 R-T Mode
Press the corresponding item, enter Infusion Rate setting and Infusion Time
setting interface. The detail setting steps can refer to V-T Mode.
The user can enter Infusion Rate setting and Infusion Time setting interface
directly by press the rate in the screen menu.
3.3.5 Trapezia Mode
Press ―Trapezia Mode‖（gradient model）, enter the following interface:

剂量计算模式
Trapezia Mode
VTBI：---
Platform Rate：---
Rising Time：0s
Falling Time：0s
√
Dosage Mode
Platform Time：---
Figure 3–21 Trapezia Mode

The VTBI, Platform Rate, Rising Time and Falling Time are adjustable, Press
the corresponding item, input the correct data and press to confirm. The
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Platform Time will update and display according to each parameter. The
relevant parameters of gradient mode are as follows:
 VTBI: 0.01~9999.99ml;
 Platform Rate: 0.01~9999.99ml/h;
 Rising Time: 0.01s~99h59min59s;
 Falling Time: 0.01s~99h59min59s;
The detail setting steps can refer to Dosage Mode. After confirmed, enter the
Trapezia Mode ,the interface shows as follows:
Trapezia Mode
R=1.00ml/h V1=0.0013ml
V2=9.9960ml
v1 v2 v3 V3=0.0027ml
t1 t2 t3
t1=00:00:10
Vt=10.00ml
Tt=10:00:15
t2=09:59:45
t3=00:00:20
√
Figure 3–22 Trapezia Mode Infusion
Note: v: VTBI, t1: Rising Time, t2: Maintain Time, t3: Falling Time.
Check formula: （t1+t2）/2＜V/R，(R: maintenance rate).
Press to confirm, return the main infusion interface, enter into Trapezia
Mode.
1. It is forbidden for any Bolus during Trapezia Mode
process.
2. Rising and falling stages are not allowed to change the
rate, only in the maintenance phase rate of change and
NOTE！ change to follow the principle. The fulling time and
residual fluid volume remains the same, no more than the
limits of the pump (department, the drug library, etc.).
3. If occur alarm lead to motor stalling during process,
remove after the alarm, press start again, and then
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continue the last time breakpoint running. The rest of the
alarm does not affect the infusion. Returns the last
regular mode after the end of three stages.
3.3.6 Intermittent Mode
Press ―Intermittent Mode‖（discontinuous model）, enter the following

interface:
剂量计算模式
Intermittent Mode
Total VTBI：---
Number：---
Interval Time：---
Rate：---ml/h
√
V=---
Dosage t=---
Mode
Figure 3–23 Intermittent Mode

The Total VTBI, Number, Interval Time and Rate are adjustable, Press the
corresponding item, input the correct data and press to confirm. The
Single VTBI will update and display according to each parameter. The
relevant parameters of gradient mode are as follows:
 Total VTBI: 0.01~9999.99ml;
 Number: 1~50;
 Interval Time: 1s~99h59min59s;
 Rate: 0.01~9999.99ml/h;
Intermittent Mode, start infusion.
Change rate during infusion process, it will effective immediately, and the
VTBI remain unchanged, the infusion time adjustment. In the interval
adjustment rate, the next sequence to take effect.
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1. It is forbidden for any Bolus during intermittent Mode
process.
NOTE！
alarm does not affect the infusion.
3.3.7 Loading Dose Mode
Press ―Loading Dose Mode‖, enter the following interface:

剂量计算模式
Loading Dose Mode
药名：胰岛素
Weight：50.0kg
Concentration：10.0mg/10ml
Loading Dose：1.00mg
= 1.00ml
st
1速率：4.0IU/h
st
Stage Time：1min √
1Dosage Mode
Stage=4.00ml/h
Rate:60.00ml/h
Figure 3–24 Loading Dose Mode

The Weight, Concentration, Loading Dose, 1st Stage Time and 1st Stage Rate
are adjustable, Press the corresponding item, input the correct data and press
to confirm. The relevant parameters of loading dose mode are as follows:

 Weight: 0.1~300kg；
 Concentration: Dose Unit Setting, Dose Setting and Dilution Volume
Setting are adjustable. The adjustable range of Dose Setting is
0.1~99999.9, the Dilution Volume Setting is 1~9999;
 Loading Dose: Loading Dose Unit and Loading Dose Setting are
adjustable. The adjustable range of Loading Dose Setting is
0.1~9999.99ml;
 1st Stage Time and 1st Stage Rate : 1st Stage Time is adjustable.
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 2nd Stage Rate: Dose Rate Unit and Dose Rate Setting are adjustable.
The adjustable range is 0.1~9999.99ml;
 2nd Stage Dose: Dose Rate Unit and Dose Rate Setting are adjustable.
The adjustable range is 0.1~9999.99;
following interface:
剂量计算模式
Loading Dose Mode
Weight：50.0kg
Concentration：1000.0mg/10ml
浓度：---/---ml
Loading Dose：100.00mg(1.00ml)
1st Stage Rate：1.0mg/01:00:00
维持速率：---
=1.00ml/h
= ---
2 Stage Rate：100.00mg/min
st
=60.0ml/h
速率：4.0IU/h
2st 维持期剂量：---
Stage Dose：100mg(1.00ml)
√
= ---
Dosage=4.00ml/h
Mode
Figure 3–25 Loading Dose Mode
Press to confirm, enter loading dose mode.

1. It is forbidden for any Bolus during loading dose phase.
Can manual end of 1st Stage ahead of time. Access to 2nd
Stage directly, at this stage can change rate for Bolus or
online.
NOTE！
3.3.8 Sequence Mode
Press ―Sequence Mode‖ ,enter the following interface:
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剂量计算模式
Sequence Mode
体重：50.0kg
药名：胰岛素
ID VTBI V Time t Rate R
浓度：---/---ml
1 1ml 00:03:00 20.00ml/h
2首剂量速率：---
--- --- --- 1
= ---
速率：4.0IU/h
首剂量：---
Total VTBI：1ml
= ---
Dosage=4.00ml/h
Mode
Total Time：3min √
Figure 3–26 Sequence Mode
The VTBI and Time are adjustable, Press the corresponding item, input the
correct data and press to confirm. The Rate, Total VTBI and Total Time
will update and display according to each parameter. The next sequence will
automatically arrange after setting up a sequence. The relevant parameters of
sequence mode are as follows:
 VTBI: 0~9999.99ml;
 Time: 1s~99h59min59s;
Click the sequence can change its VTBI and time, the whole period of
sequence mode can change rate. Change of rate effective immediately during
infusion process. Can only change the rate at which the current sequence, do
not affect other rate.
After confirmed, in the case of setting the VTBI and time for each sequence
can enter sequence mode infusion.
1. It is allowed for manual Bolus during Sequence Mode
process. The quantity of Bolus calculation to the infusion
quantity.
NOTE！ 2. If occur alarm lead to motor stalling during process,
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3.4 Relay Mode
Press ―Relay Mode‖, enter the following interface:
时间速率模式
Relay Mode
Send Relay
输液速率： --.--ml/h
输液时间：
Clear Relay 1min
预置量： --.--ml
√
Figure 3–27 Relay Mode

The equipment can continuously launch relay. This mode needs to be used
with infusion information collection system manufactured by HEDY Medical
Device Co., Ltd.
3.5 Settings
Press ―MENU-Settings‖, enter user setting interface.
Settings
VTBI Finish Setting

Manual Bolus
Cap Rate
Push Volume Setting
Syr. Type Setting
Figure 3-28 Settings 1

The user can press to enter the next page.
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Settings
Auto -Lock Setting

Default Setting
Volume & Brightness
Day & Night Mode
System Time Setting
Figure 3-29 Settings 2

Press each individual in the menu, the user can enter the submenu to set all the
parameters in user setting.
We have set the password for Settings of some items to improve the safety of
device, the password is: 520512, please enter the password into the
corresponding interface when you need.
Setting alarm limits to extreme values that can render
the alarm system useless.

WARNING!
3.5.1 VTBI Finish Setting
Press ―VTBI Finish Setting‖, enter the submenu, the user can choose any one
of the next three ways to continue working after the VTBI is completed.
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VTBI Finish Setting
Continue
Stop
Enter KVO Mode
KVO Settings
√
Dosage Mode
Figure 3-30 VTBI Finish Setting

If Enter KVO Mode is selected, the user should choose when to enter KVO
Mode and the KVO Rate.
 KVO Rate must be limited in 0.10-5.00ml/h.
 The user can choose to enter KVO Mode when the remaining volume is
1%, 2% or 3% of the VTBI.

Set the KVO Rate, KVO Rate must be limited in 0.10-5.00ml/h.
If the user choose 2 or 3 of the options, after the preset value isset, the ―After
VTBI Completed Entry‖ interface will pop up, the user can choose a way to
continue(You can choose only one option).
VTBI Finish Setting
Continue
Stop √
Enter KVO Mode
√
Figure 3-31 Continue working options
Note: During operation, after the user make a choice in the pop up, the next pop will contain
only the ways the user selected last time, if the user select only one way, the next time will not
pop up.
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3.5.2 Manual Bolus Setting
Press ―Manual Bolus Setting‖ to enter the Manual Bolus setting interface.
Manual Bolus Setting
手动快推速率：150ml/h
Bolus Rate:
Bolus Volume:
手动快推液量：5.00ml
√
Figure 3–32 Manual Bolus Setting
The Bolus Rate and Bolus Volume are adjustable, Press the corresponding
item, input the correct data and press to confirm.

 Bolus Rate: 0.10-2000.00ml/h;
 Bolus Volume: 0.01~100ml.
Manual Bolus Rate limit is the same as the infusion rate limit, and related to the type of the
Syringe. The default value is 500.00ml/h.
3.5.3 Push Volume Setting
Press ―Push Volume Setting‖, enter push Volume setting interface. There are
four parameters can be set: 0.5 ml. 1.0 ml. 1.5 ml. 2.0 ml (You can choose
only one option).
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Push Volume Setting
0.5ml
1.0ml √
1.5ml
2.0ml
√
Figure 3-33 Push Volume Setting
3.5.4 Default Settings
Press ―Default Setting‖, enter ―Please Enter Password‖ interface.
Please Enter Password
5661
, 1 2 3 X
. 4 5 6 0
√
7 8 9 Abc
Figure 3-34 Enter Password

If the password is incorrect, there will be a reminder ―Password Error‖.
Password Error
, 1 2 3 X
. 4 5 6 0
√
7 8 9 Abc
Figure 3-35 Password Error
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If the password is correct, enter ―Default Setting‖ interface. The user can
choose to pop up these UIs:
Default Settings
Pop up Last Setting UI
Pop up Push UI
Pop up Syr. Select UI
√
Dosage Mode
Figure 3-36 Default Settings

Press the virtual key to turn on/off the options, if this option is turned on, it
will pop up automatically when the pump turned on, otherwise it will not.
Note: These options above are optional, the user can choose none, one or some of them.
3.5.5 Volume &Brightness
Press ―Volume &Brightness‖, enter ―Please Enter Password‖ interface. If

the password is correct, enter Volume & brightness setting interface.
Volume & Brightness
Volume: 2
Brightness: 3
Figure 3-37 Volume & Brightness
1. Alarm volume has 5 grades, press to decrease the volume, to

increase the volume, when adjust the volume, it is accompanied with voice
prompt.
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2. Screen brightness has 10 grades, press on the left side to weaken
screen brightness, on the right side to enhance screen brightness, when
adjust the screen brightness, it is accompanied with brightness display prompt.
3. Press to confirm the setting.
The auditory alarm signal sound pressure levels, which
are less than ambient levels, can impede OPERATOR
recognition of alarm conditions and the alarm system

WARNING!
provides.
3.5.6 Auto-Lock Setting
Press the up key on the panel + CLR more than 1s at the same time, the panel
and the screen can be locked or unlocked. When it is locked, there has no
response pressing the screen or pressing the panel, after unlocking, their
functions recovery. When an alarm occurs, the lock canceled automatically
(except Remainder Alarm).
The user can choose to auto-lock or not, and can set auto-lock time, the pump
provide four auto-lock time: 2min, 5min, 10min, 20min(You can choose only
one option).
Auto-lock Setting
2min
5min √
10min
20min
√
Disable Auto-Lock Funtion
Figure 3-38 Auto-Lock Setting
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Note: Auto-lock time represent how long will the pump auto-lock without operation, it will
not auto-lock if the pump continue being operated.
3.5.7 Cap Rate setting
Press ―Cap Rate‖, enter ―Please Enter Password‖ interface. If the password
is correct,enter the Cap Rate setting interface.
Cap Rate(ml/h)
1500.00 √
Figure 3-39 Set Cap Rate
 Or press arrow keys to select and increase / decrease values. If the

parameter is out of range, there will be a reminder“?Out of range”.
?Out of Range
1500.00 √
Figure 3-40 Out of Range
Note: Rate upper limit can be set in the range of 100-1500.00ml / h, the default value is
1500.00ml / h, in the trace mode this value can be set to 100.00ml / h.
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3.5.8 Syringe Type Setting
Press ―Syr. Type Setting‖ to enter Bubble Class setting interface.

Syr. Type Selection
BD
BOON
√ 5ml 10ml
20ml 30ml √
50ml
Figure 3-41Syringe Type Setting

The syringe recommended by the manufacturer displays here:
 BD: TYPE 5ml. 10ml. 20ml. 30ml. 50/60ml.

The specifications list of BD syringe has been tested. And the accuracy has
been evaluation.
The administration set (including needle and pipe ) are treated as the applied
part, which are not intended to deliver heat, during normal user, the maximum
temperature at applied part maybe up to 42°C
3.5.9 Day & Night Mode
Press ―Day & Night Mode‖, enter ―Please Enter Password‖ interface. If the
password is correct, enter Day & Night mode setting interface. The user can
set the start time of the day, and the volume & brightness during the day, the
start time of the night, the volume and brightness during the night.
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Day & Night Mode
Day Time Start: 05:00
Day Volume & Brightness
Night Time Start: 18:00
Night Volume & Brightness
Figure 3-42 Day & Night Mode

The start time of the day and night can be set freely, press the virtual key to
enter submenu.
The volume & brightness during the day and night can be set freely according
to users’ own habits. The volume & brightness change according to the mode.
The user can also choose to close Day & Night mode.
3.5.10 System Time setting
Press ―System Time Setting‖, enter time setting interface.
1. Date setting, format: ―YY-MM-DD‖:
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Date (YY/MM/DD)
15/07/10
√
Figure 3-43 Date Setting

2. After confirm date setting, enter time setting interface.
3. Time setting format ―HH:MM:SS‖, refer to date setting procedures to set

values.
Time (HH:MM:SS)
15:07:10
√
Figure 3-44 Time Setting
4. Time setting completed, press to reset date, or to return to the user
setting menu interface.
3.5.11 Add Extended Syringe
Press ―Add Extended Syr.‖, enter add extended syringe interface, user can
define syringe following the Interface prompt. For example:
1. Press ―Extend A‖.
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2. Press the type you defined, such as: 5ml. 10 ml. 20 ml. 30 ml. 50 ml.
3. Enter submenu, enter the syringe length, press to confirm.
Note: the syringe length is the length between 0 to the selected syringe type scale. For
example: the syringe type is 50ml, then the syringe length is the length between syringe
graduation 0ml to 50ml on the syringe housing.
4. Load the empty syringe properly to the syringe pump, press to
confirm.
5. Push the Screw to the far left, till it could not be pushed any more, press
to confirm.
Note: if the drive unit has not be pushed to the far left, when you press to confirm, a
warning ―Detect Failed‖ may occurs, and you cannot enter the next step.
6. Lock syringe holder, press to confirm.
Note: If the syringe holder unlocked, when you press to confirm, a warning ―Detect
Failed‖ may occurs, and you cannot enter the next step.
7. Add Extended Syr. Completed.
3.5.12 System Version
Press ―System Version‖ to view system version. The version is V02.00.00.
3.6 Logs
If the user needs to check operation logs, alarm logs, infusion logs. Press
―MENU-Logs‖ to enter the interface.
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Logs
Operation Logs
Alarm Logs
Infu. Logs
Figure 3-45 Logs

The contents of the log are not going to disappear after the alarm system has
experienced a total loss of power for a finite duration.
The pump will eliminate the earliest log as it reaches capacity.
3.6.1 Operation Logs
Operation log shows the operate time and date, and what the user set.
Press ―Operation Logs‖ to enter the interface.
Operation Logs
2015/04/02 11:30:51
Set rate : 8.00 ml/h
2015/04/02 11:26:05
Set current mode: R-T Mode
2015/04/02 11:08:20
Cfm. battery low
2015/04/02 10:30:19
Shutdown
Figure 3-46Operation Logs

The format is:
Date and time[yyyy/mm/ddhh:mm:ss]

Operation string: value[optional]+unit/auxiliary string[optional]
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3.6.2 Alarm Logs
Alarm log shows the time and date when alarm occurs, and why the alarm
occurred.
Press ―Alarm Logs‖ to enter the interface.
Alarm Logs
2015/04/05 11:30:19
!!! Battery Empty
2015/04/02 16:39:33
? Out of range
2015/04/02 11:30:19
! External power off
2015/04/01 10:30:19
? Password error
Figure 3-47 Alarm Logs
The format is:
Date and time [yyyy/mm/ddhh:mm:ss]
Alarm string
3.6.3 infusion Logs
infusion log shows the start and stop time of each infusion, and the rate during
this time.
Press ―Infu. Logs‖ to enter the interface.
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Infu. Logs
Time Interval Drug Info. Infu. Logs
04/12-08:00:13 XXX 50ml/h
04/12-09:25:13 5mg/50ml 1.01ml
16:39:33
Figure 3-48infusion Logs

The format is:
time Drug information Log
Start time —— Rate (ml/h)
Stop time —— Volume (ml)
3.7 Drugs
Press ―MENU-Drugs‖, enter the drugs interface:

药物库
药物库
Drugs
!!! Battery Empty

肌松药
Anesthesia common
2015/04/02 16:39:33drugs
? Out of range
降血糖药
Hypertension drug
11:30:19
降压药
ICU common drugs
2015/04/01 10:30:19
局麻药
Obs&Gyn common drugs
Figure 3–49 Drugs

The user can press the drugs folder to enter drug list, select the target drug. Or
click the search box and input keyword to search.
Press the drug’s name to enter the following interface view drug information
after searched the target drug.
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药物库
胰岛素
Insulin
!!!Concentration:
Battery Empty
药物浓度：
20.00IU/20ml
=1.00IU/ml
1
默认速率：
Default Rate:
4.00IU/h
√
Figure 3–50 Drug’s information
Press the number key on the right, such as to check out other
information page. All the information parameters including Concentration,
Default Rate, Dose Rate Hard Limit, Manual Bolus Vol. , Manual Bolus Vol.
Hard Limit, Default Manual Bolus Rate, Bolus Rate Hard Limit, Code.
Press back key to return previous interface, press to confirm drug

information.
Note: this function is optional.
3.8 Service
Please use the syringe the manufacturer recommended. When the syringe
pump leave factory, it has default calibration coefficients corresponding the
syringe inside. Under normal circumstances, it doesn’t need to re-calibration
coefficients. In case of other factors, the user can enter ―Accuracy
Calibration‖ interface to enter Calibration factor.
Note: Set a target VTBI, using standard measuring instruments to measure the actual infusion
quantity. The quotient of the two is the calibration factor.
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FOR YOUR NOTE
3-36
Chapter 4 Technical Data
4.1 Infusion Accuracy
 Under normal circumstances, the infusion precision of the Syringe pump

is as the following:
Table4-1infusionControl Parameters
Infusion Control Parameter Rate Range
50/60ml syringes 0.1～1500 ml/h
30 ml syringes 0.1～800 ml/h
Rate 20ml syringes 0.1～600 ml/h
0.1-99.99ml/h 0.01ml/h
Infusion Rate Step
100.0-999.9ml/h 0.1 ml/h
Resolution
1000-1500 ml/h 1 ml/h
VTBI 0.1-9999ml
0.1-99.99ml 0.01ml
VTBI Step
100.0-999.9ml 0.1ml
Resolution
1000-9999ml 1ml
4-1
Infusion Precision (Solution: Ⅲ grade water, ±2%
Test temperature:23±2℃)
Mechanical Precision ±0.5%
Note: the infusion precision is ±2%. It means that, infusion after the rate and the VTBI is set,
the liquid error range is less than ±2%.
Under the single fault condition, the system has over-infusion and under-infusion caused
precision error range is ±10%.
If the Syringe used is untested varieties, or used under

other unusual circumstances, such as too short circle
time, abnormal transfusion characteristic, Inadequate
protection under harsh environmental conditions, tube
WARNING!
plugging and backflow, the pump may unable to
maintain the accuracy.
 The Bolus infusion Performance meets the following requirements:
Table4-2Bolus Infusion Control Parameters
Bolus Infusion Control Parameter Parameter Range
Bolus Rate 20ml syringes 0.1～600 ml/h
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4.2 KVO Mode
KVO mode can switch on/off, the system can switch automatically when there
is a trigger, others can be switched via an infusion pause.
 KVO（keep vein open）Mode
In the end of the pre-set time, or when the VTBI completed, the Syringe pump
will transfuse automatically with a very low rate, in order to prevent the blood
from blocking the needle. KVO rate is a minimum rate to keep vein open.
 When the infusion completed, the pump enters KVO mode

automatically, KVO can be turned off.
 KVO protection performance meets the following requirements:
Table4-3 KVO Protection Performance
KVO Protection Control Parameters Parameter Range
KVO Rate 0.1～5.0 ml/h
4.3 Blocking Threshold
In order to ensure the safety of the patients, the pump has Occlusion alarm
function, when the pressure in the infusion tube is greater than the blocking
threshold, it will alarm.
 Under the condition of patients’ pipe end completely blocked, the

maximum injection pressure generated by the pump is 240kPa.
 The blocking alarm threshold means the physical quantity value when
the blocking alarm is triggered. The blocking alarm threshold is highly
affected by the environment temperature, injection pipe quality. The test
temperature is 23±2℃ and the length of infusion connective tube is less
4-3
than 1.2 meters.
 The pump will release pressure automatically to entrapped unintended

bolus before occlusion release.
 The following table shows the typical values for time to alarm (BD):
Table4-4Typical Values for Time to Alarm
Syringe Rate Pressure Occlusion Time to

Bolus(ml)
TYPE (ml/h) class pressure (kPa) Alarm(s)
P1 7.07 00:21:19 0.008

0.1 P6 55.2 02:25:12 0.129
P11 115.74 07:18:24 0.096
P1 7.33 00:04:41 0.015
1 P6 59.07 00:18:16 0.123

5ml
P11 145.20 01:21:47 0.261
P1 10.93 00:00:27 0.006
5 P6 58.13 00:02:36 0.147
P11 123.60 00:06:14 0.180
P1 7.47 02:15:02 0.01

0.1 P6 57.2 12:45:15 0.067
P11 129.8 24:41:01 0.124
P1 6.80 00:16:14 0.03
50ml
P6 62.14 01:10:08 0.219
1
P11 142.27 03:55:22 0.54
5 P1 10.00 00:03:00 0.028
4-4
P6 56.00 00:21:34 0.250
P11 134.00 00:37:18 0.113
 due to equipment’s pressure release function, when the pump operate in

the middle speed, and the pressure up to maximum occlusion alarm
threshold, the pump will release the system pressure automatically,
therefore the liquid flowing through after the release is negligible.
 The liquid flowing through under single fault conditions is 0.54ml

(Pressure class is P11).
Note: the Occlusion pressure and Occlusion alarm time are related to the Syringe brand,
infusion tube, pressure calibration coefficients and the test equipment. So the data above are
only for reference.
 Blocking pressure has 11 classes, its units are: kPa, mmHg.
Press the pressure blocking box in the lower right corner of the interface, enter
submenu to set the pressure class.
Pressure Class Range（kPa） Pressure Class Range（kPa）
P1 12.5±7.5 P7 70±15
P2 20±10 P8 85±15
P3 30±10 P9 100±15
P4 40±10 P10 115±20
P5 50±10 P11 135±20
P6 60±10
4-5
FOR YOUR NOTE
4-6
Chapter 5 Alarm and Tips
5.1 Alarm Function
1. Alarm function’s operating environment is the same as the equipment’s

operating environment.
2. Alarm Silence: the user can press CLR to silence the alarm for 2
minutes.
3. Alarm Acknowledge: All the alarms can be confirmed by pressing OK.

Only after acknowledging alarm can message be cleared and back to the
previous interface(except the Install syringe installation interface).
4. Audible alarm will exist in all alarm conditions. Alarm meets the
following requirements: Audible alarm can produce sound levels, the sound
pressure produced by the maximum sound level is more than 65dB(A) when
the user stand 1m away from the source, by the minimum is more than
45dB(A).
5. The device has real-time detection through encoder and hardware circuit,
and produce device fault alarm to prevent the patient from over-infusion and
under-infusion.
6. The alarm produced by the system can output through nurse call. The
alarm delay no more than 10ms. Associated with the alarm Settings, such as
blocking alarm threshold, automatic save by hardware permanently.
5.2 Alarm Priority
Alarm is sound and light alarm that has sound and light signals. Syringe
pump’s alarms in priority order are divided into: high-level alarm,
5-1
intermediate-level and low-level alarm. Different priority alarms have
different sound and light signals. All alarms are technical type.
This section will detail the cause of the alarm and the corresponding solutions.
If there is more than one alarm occurring at the same time, high priority Alerts
appear first depending on the alarm priority.
5.2.1 High-level Alarm
Device failure and cannot work properly when the high-level alarm occurs. At
this moment the infusion immediately stopped and the device will emit the
high alarm sound, the red alarm light is blinking and the screen displays
relevant information. High-level alarm includes the following types:
High-level Alarm Alarm Cause Solution
!!! Device Caused by the hardware Please turn the pump off
Fault and etc. and connect our service.
In the process of the First, press OK to confirm
infusion, the drive unit or the alarm. Second, refer to

!!! Syr.
syringe holder is not in the correct interface
Loading Error
place. animation prompted to
install syringe.
In the case of no external First, press OK to confirm
power supply, the the alarm. Second,
!!! Battery remaining capacity can connect the external
Empty support the pump continue power supply.
working only 3 more
minutes.
5-2
In the process of the First, press OK to confirm
!!! Clutch
infusion, the clutch loose. the alarm. Second, press
Status Abnormal
the finger grips to move
the clutch to clamp.
The velocity /BOLUS rate Press OK to confirm the
exceed the limit value of alarm. The

!!! Rate Out of
Range the new syringe when a velocity/BOLUS rate
new syringe reloaded, and automatically changes to
the user chose to use last the maximum value of the
parameter. new syringe.
In the process of infusion, Syringe pump
syringe empty is detected. automatically stop

!!! Syr. Empty
infusion, please press OK
to confirm the alarm.
In the process of infusion, Syringe pump
when the pre-set infusion automatically stop
time come to an end, or infusion, please press OK
VTBI completed, to confirm the alarm.

!!! Infu.
including KVO finished, is
Finished
detected (When the preset
value is reached, select to
stop infusion), this alarm
occurs.
!!! KVO In the process of infusion, Press OK to confirm the
5-3
Actived the VTBI completed is alarm. The infusion
detected (select to enter continues. The user can
KVO when VTBI stop the infusion after
completed). confirming the alarm.
In the process of infusion, First, press OK to confirm
!!! IV set infusion tube pressure the alarm. Second, anti -
Occluded exceeds the limit value. bolus to pressure back to
normal.
5.2.2 Intermediate-level Alarm
The intermediate-level alarm occurs when there are some bad effects in the
normal work, it means that the device’s work has been done, and the medical
personnel need to do the next step. When the intermediate-level alarm occurs,
the device will emit the medium alarm sound, the yellow alarm light is
blinking and the screen displays relevant information. Intermediate-level
alarm includes the following types:
In the process of infusion, Press OK to confirm the
the VTBI completed is alarm. The infusion

!!! KVO
detected (select to enter continues. The user can
Actived
KVO when VTBI stop the infusion after
completed). confirming the alarm.
5-4
5.2.3 Low-level Alarm
The low-level alarm refers to the alarm which does not affect the normal work
and does not require the medical personnel to do the next step. Its main
function is to prompt the medical personnel prepare to enter the next operation.
In addition, the low-level alarm won’t interrupt the infusion. When the low
alarm occurs, the device will emit the low alarm sound, the yellow alarm light
is on and the screen displays relevant information. Low-level alarm includes
the following types:

! Battery Low In the case of no First, press OK to
external power confirm the alarm.
supplied, and the Second, connect the
remaining capacity can external power supply.
support the pump
continue working only
30 more minutes.
! Near Empty In the infusion process, Press OK to confirm
the syringe will soon be the alarm. The infusion
empty is detected. will be continued. The
user can stop the
infusion after
confirming the alarm.
! Infu. Near In the infusion process, Press OK to confirm
Finished the infusion time or the the alarm. The infusion
VTBI is nearly continues. You can stop
completed. the infusion after
confirming the alarm.
! Forget Operation When the screen Press OK to confirm
unlocked, and the user the alarm.
5-5
has no operation
staying on the main
screen or the setup
interface for more than
2 minutes.
! External power The status of external Press OK to confirm
supply interruption power supply changes the alarm. If no human
from connected to factors, reconnect the
disconnected. external power supply.
! VTBI Finished， In the process of Press OK to confirm
Continue Infu. transfusion, VTBI
completed is detected
(select to continue
infusion when VTBI
completed).
Note: The following alarms are non-latching alarm signal, and others are
latching alarm.
 Battery Low
 External power supply interruption
 Infu. Near Finished
5.2.4 Alarm acknowledgement reference table
optical signal
Alarm Audible Staff
Red Yellow User confirmation
Type signal Text call
LED LED
Press CLR to
High Such as
silence the alarm.
Yes Blink Off ―!!!Battery Yes
Alarm Press OK to
Empty‖
confirm.
5-6
Press CLR to
Low Such as ―!
silence the alarm.
Yes Off Blink Remainder Yes
Alarm Press OK to
Alarm‖
confirm.
Note: If the current alert was not lifted, touch screen and hardware buttons (except the button
of OK/CLR/POWERON) shall be void.
5.3 Tips
In addition to the alarm, in order to facilitate user action, the Syringe pump
has some relevant tips. The contents of tips mainly refers to the input
parameter is incorrect. Such as the velocity exceeds the allowed range, cannot
change the parameters, and so on. When then tips appear, does it make a
sound. Tips including the following types:
Tips Tips Cause

KVO Vol. Invalid The liquid is too little to enter KVO.
Out Of Range In the parameter setting interface, the value is
set out of the allowed range.
Password Error The password input is not correct, including
service password, user password and WiFi
password.
Door Unclosed The door of device is unclosed.
Screen Locked Success to lock the device.
Screen Unlocked Success to unlock the device.
Please Unlock! Success to lock the device.
Parameter Error Parameters cannot be changed.
Cumulative Vol. up to Out of cumulative volume.
9999ml, Set Zero
Communication Failure Communication failure.
Infu. Forbidden The syringe is forbidden.
5-7
Pressure not calibrated Pressure not calibrated.
Calibration Unfinished Accuracy or pressure calibration unfinished.
Calibration Finished Accuracy or pressure calibration finished.
Device as Main Pump Device as main pump.
Relay Select Unfinished Relay select unfinished.
No Matching Main Pump No matching main pump.
All Main Pump Denied All main pump denied.
Relay Select Time Out Relay select time out.
No Syr. Was Detected No syringe was detected.
Note: If the user does not have operations, the above tips will disappear automatically.
5-8
Chapter 6 Maintenance
6.1 Cleaning/Disinfection
Power off and unplug the system before cleaning the

equipment.
CAUTION!
The system should be wiped with the following liquids dipped soft cloth at
least once every month for cleaning.
 50% NaClO
 10% HClO
 3% H2O2
 70% Alcohol
 70% Isopropyl Alcohol in water
 10% NaCl and water
 T-Spary I (Pharmaceutical Innovations)
 T-Spary I (Pharmaceutical Innovations)
 PROTEXTM DISINFECTANT SPRAY
 MetriZyme
After equipment cleaning / disinfection completed, store in a cool dry place.

Please refer to the equipment component’s User manual to get the limit of
temperature, pressure, humidity and time that the equipment components can
with stand in detail.
Never:
 Let any liquid enter the device.

 Sterilize the equipment by heating or with gas.
6-1
6.2 Maintenance
 Equipment should store at the specified temperature, humidity and other

external conditions.
 Observe the pump’s statue to find and solve problems timely.
No modification of this equipment is allowed.

WARNING!
This equipment shall not be serviced or maintained while in
use with the patient.

WARNING!
6.3 Safe Use and Maintenance of the Rechargeable Batteries
 Rechargeable batteries cannot be replaced.

Battery Type: KMP-BAT-01.
Size: 7.4V-2600mAh.
 Ensure the safety of the battery, please avoid overcharge and keep the
battery maintains a certain amount of electricity all the time.
 Under the suitable external condition, if the device will be stored for
longer than six months, please charge the device.
6-2
Appendix A Start-up Curves and Trumpet Curves
The following are the Start-up Curves and Trumpet Curves @different
infusion speeds
Infusion time: 2h.

Syringe type:5ml、10ml、20ml、30ml、50/60ml.
Solution: Ⅲ grade water.
Test temperature: 23±2℃.
Figure A–6-1Start-up Trend. BD 5ml@1ml/h
Figure A–6-2Trumpet Curve. BD 5ml@1ml/h
A-1
Figure A–6-3 Start-up Trend. BD [email protected]/h
Figure A–6-4 Trumpet Curve. BD [email protected]/h
A-2
Figure A–6-5Start-up Trend. BD10ml@1ml/h
Figure A–6-6Trumpet Curve. BD10ml@1ml/h
A-3
A-4
A-5
A-6
A-7
A-8
A-9

The graphs show the accuracy/uniformity of flow in relation to time. They
allow for the following:
The delivery behavior or delivery precision is essentially influenced by the

type of the disposable used. Deviations from the technical data of the pump
cannot be excluded if lines (disposables) other than those stated in the order
data are used.
A-10
The above graphs show the test’s results, which can be used as an important
symbols of comprehensive characteristic of the pump.
The above data is tested by the same syringe pump, and each test using new
syringe, a total of 10 syringes.
 Trumpet Curves
All measured values for second hour in each case.
Measurement interval △t = 0.5 min
Observation interval p x △t [min]
 Start-up Curves
Measurement interval △t = 0.5 min
Measurement duration T = 120 min
Flow Qi (ml/h)
A-11
FOR YOUR NOTE
A-12
Appendix B EMC Information
Accompanying Documents:
1. Instructions for use
 Model s7/sp-3 needs special precautions regardingEMC and needs to be

installed and put into service according to the EMC information provided in
the ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS;
 Portable and mobile RF communications equipment can affect model
s7/sp-3.
2. Technical description
 Warning that the use ofaccessories, transducers and cables other than
those specified with the exception of transducers and cables sold by the
manufacturer of the model s7/sp-3 as replacement parts for internal
components, may result in increased EMISSIONS or decreased IMMUNITY
of the models7/sp-3.
 Warning that the model s7/sp-3 should not be used adjacent to or
stackedwith other equipment.
B-1
3. Normative references:
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

The models7/sp-3 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment
specifiedbelow. The customeror the user of the model s7/sp-3 should ensure
that it is used in such an environment.
Electromagnetic
Immunity IEC 60601 Compliance
environment –
test test level level
guidance
Floors should be wood,
Electrostatic concrete orceramic tile. If
discharge ±8 kV floors are covered
±8 kV contact
(ESD) contact withsynthetic material,
±15 kV air
IEC ±15 kV air the relative
61000-4-2 humidityshould be at
least 30 %.
Electrical fast Mains power quality

±2 kV for ±2 kV for
transient/burst should be that of atypical
power power
IEC commercial or
supply lines supply lines
61000-4-4 hospitalenvironment.
±1 kV
line(s) and ±1 kV line(s) Mains power quality
Surge
neutral and neutral should be that of atypical
IEC
±2 kV ±2 kV line(s) commercial or
61000-4-5
line(s) to to earth hospitalenvironment.
earth
Voltage dips, <5 % UT <5 % UT Mains power quality
short (>95 % dip (>95 % dip in should be that of atypical
interruptions in UT) UT) commercial or
and for 0,5 cycle for 0,5 cycle hospitalenvironment. If
B-2
voltage the user of themodel
variations 40 % UT 40 % UT s7/sp-3requirescontinued
on power (60 % dip in (60 % dip in operation during
supply UT) UT) powermains
input lines for 5 cycles for 5 cycles interruptions, it is
IEC recommendedthat the
61000-4-11 70 % UT 70 % UT model s7/sp-3 bepowered
(30 % dip in (30 % dip in from an uninterruptible
UT) UT) powersupply or a battery.
for 25 cycles for 25 cycles
<5 % UT <5 % UT
(>95 % dip (>95 % dip in
in UT) UT)
for 5 sec for 5 sec
Power
Power frequency
frequency
magnetic fieldsshould be
(50/60 Hz)
at levels characteristic of
magnetic 3 A/m 3 A/m
atypical location in a
field
typical commercialor
IEC
hospital environment.
61000-4-8
NOTEUT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.
B-3
4. Normative references (Continued)
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

The model s7/sp-3 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment
specified below. The customer orthe user of the model s7/sp-3 should ensure
Immunity IEC 60601 Compliance Electromagnetic environment –
test test level level guidance
Portable and mobile RF

communications
equipmentshould be used no
closer to any part of themodel
s7/sp-3, including cables, than
Conducted
therecommended separation
RF 3 Vrms
distance calculated fromthe
IEC 150 kHz to
equation applicable to the
61000-4-6 80 MHz 3V
frequency of thetransmitter.
Radiated 3 V/m 3 V/m
RF 80 MHz to
Recommended separation
IEC 2,5 GHz
distance
61000-4-3
d=1.2√P
d=1.2√P 80MHz to 800MHz
d=2.3 √P 800MHz to 2.5
GHz
Where P is the maximum output
B-4
power rating of thetransmitter in
watts (W) according to the
transmittermanufacturer and d is
the recommended
separationdistance in metres (m).
Field strengths from fixed RF
transmitters, as determinedby an
electromagnetic site
survey,ashould beless than the
compliance level in each
frequencyrange.bInterference may
occur in the vicinity of equipment
marked with the following
symbol:
NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic
propagation is affected by absorptionand reflection from structures, objects
and people.
a
Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio
(cellular/cordless) telephones and landmobile radios, amateur radio, AM
and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted
theoreticallywith accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment
due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic sitesurvey should be
considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the
model s7/sp-3 isused exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above,
the model s7/sp-3 should be observed to verifynormal operation. If
abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be
B-5
necessary, such as reorientingor relocating the model s7/sp-3.
b
Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be
less than 3 V/m.
B-6
5. Normative references (Continued)
Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions
The model s7/sp-3 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment

specified below. Thecustomer or the user of the model s7/sp-3 should ensure
Electromagnetic environment –
Emissions test Compliance
guidance
The model s7/sp-3 uses RF energy only
for itsinternal function. Therefore, its RF
RF emissions
Group 1 emissions are verylow and are not likely
CISPR 11
to cause any interference innearby
electronic equipment.
RF emissions
Class A
CISPR 11
The model s7/sp-3 is suitable for use in all
Harmonic
Class A establishments, but if used in domestic
emissions
establishments and those directly
IEC 61000-3-2
connected to the public low-voltage power
Voltage
supply network that supplies buildings
fluctuations/
used for domestic purposes, whatever
flicker Complies
additional measures are necessary.
emissions
IEC 61000-3-3
B-7
Recommended separation distances between
portable and mobile RF communications equipment and themodel
s7/sp-3
The model s7/sp-3 is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in
which radiated RF disturbancesare controlled. The customer or the user of
theModel s7/sp-3 can help prevent electromagnetic interferenceby
maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF
communications equipment (transmitters) and themodel s7/sp-3 as
recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the
communicationsequipment.
Separation distance according to frequency of
Rated
transmitter(m)
maximum
150 kHz to 80 MHz to 800 MHz to 2,5
outputpower of
80 MHz 800 MHz GHz
transmitter
W
0,01 0.12 0.12 0.23

0,1 0.38 0.38 0.73
1 1.2 1.2 2.3
10 3.8 3.8 7.3
100 12 12 23
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the
recommended separation distance d inmeters (m) can be estimated using the
equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P is
themaximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to
the transmitter manufacturer.
NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher
frequency range applies.
NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic
propagation is affected by absorption andreflection from structures, objects
and people.
B-8
Appendix C Parameters Default Value
User Parameters Default
Only Rate
Syringe Mode
Mode
Rate --
VTBI --
Drop Rate Display
Close
Front Switch
Only Rate
Drop Rate Drop Rate Display
Mode Close
Display Back Switch
Parameters Drop Rate --
Drop Rate
20 drops/ml
Coefficient
Weight 50 kg
Treatment Dose --
Dosage
Parameter Solvent --
Mode
Dosage Rate --
VTBI --
Drug --
Cap Rate 2000 ml/h
After VTBI
Completed Stop
Common Entry
VTBI Finished
Parameter Continue Open
Parameters
Stop Open
Enter KVO
Open
Mode
Manual BOLUS Bolus Rate 150 ml/h
C-1
Parameters Bolus Volume 5 ml
Auto BOLUS Bolus Rate 150 ml/h
Parameters Bolus Volume 1 ml
Single PUSH Limit Volume 1ml
KVO Rate 0.1 ml/h
IV. Set Type Boon
Pressure Class 85 kPa
Daytime Start 5:00
Daytime Daytime Volume 5
& Brightness 9
Nighttime Daytime Start 18:00
Setting Nighttime Volume 1
Brightness 2
Pop up Last
Close
Power on Setting UI
pop up
Setting Pop up PUSH
Close
UI
User
Auto-Lock Setting Close
Parameter
Uncalibrate
s Calibration Mark
d
Touch X Migration --
calibration Y Migration --
X Coefficients --
Y Coefficients --
Extended Syr. Set Optional Not
Extended Syr.
state Optional
Set
Accuracy Calibration Mark Calibration
Calibration
Pressure Calibration Mark Calibration
Language English
C-2
Appendix D Abbreviations
AC Alternating Current
Cap Rate The upper limit of the rate
CLR Clear
DC direct current
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
Syr. Syringe
KVO Keep vein open
RF Radio frequency
RS232 recommend standard 232
R-T Mode Rate-Time Mode
SIP /SDP Signal Input Port/Signal Output Port
UI User Interface
VTBI Volume To Be Infused
V-T Mode VTBI-Time Mode
WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
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Chapter 1 Safety Precaution ..........................................................1-1

1.1 Safety Signs ................................................................................ 1-1

1.2 Safety Information ...................................................................... 1-2

1.3 Electric Safety Preventive Measurements ................................... 1-4

1.4 Contraindications ........................................................................ 1-5

1.5 EMC ........................................................................................... 1-5

1.6 Environment Safety Preventive Measurements .......................... 1-5

Chapter 2 Brief Introduction ..........................................................2-1

2.1 Brief Introduction of the User Manual ........................................ 2-1

2.2 Brief Introduction of the Pump ................................................... 2-2

2.3 Device Features and Intended Use .............................................. 2-3

2.4 Overview .................................................................................... 2-3

2.5 Daily Use Procedures ............................................................... 2-12

Chapter 3 Operation ......................................................................3-1

3.1 Before the Operation................................................................... 3-1

3.2 Operation Procedure ................................................................... 3-1

3.2.1 Turn On ...................................................................................... 3-1

3.2.2 Basic Settings ............................................................................. 3-1

3.3 Modes ......................................................................................... 3-8

3.3.1 Rate Mode .................................................................................. 3-8

3.3.2 Dosage Mode .............................................................................. 3-9

3.3.3 V-T Mode ................................................................................. 3-12

3.3.4 R-T Mode ................................................................................. 3-14

3.3.6 Intermittent Mode ..................................................................... 3-16

3.3.7 Loading Dose Mode ................................................................. 3-17

3.3.8 Sequence Mode......................................................................... 3-18

3.4 Relay Mode ............................................................................... 3-20

3.5 Settings ..................................................................................... 3-20

3.5.1 VTBI Finish Setting .................................................................. 3-21

3.5.2 Manual Bolus Setting ............................................................... 3-23

3.5.3 Push Volume Setting ................................................................ 3-23

3.5.4 Default Settings ........................................................................ 3-24

3.5.5 Volume &Brightness ................................................................ 3-25

3.5.6 Auto-Lock Setting .................................................................... 3-26

3.5.7 Cap Rate setting ........................................................................ 3-27

3.5.8 Syringe Type Setting ................................................................ 3-28

3.5.9 Day & Night Mode ................................................................... 3-28

3.5.10 System Time setting ................................................................. 3-29

3.5.11 Add Extended Syringe .............................................................. 3-30

3.5.12 System Version ......................................................................... 3-31

3.6 Logs .......................................................................................... 3-31

3.6.1 Operation Logs ......................................................................... 3-32

3.6.2 Alarm Logs ............................................................................... 3-33

3.6.3 infusion Logs ............................................................................ 3-33

3.7 Drugs ........................................................................................ 3-34

3.8 Service ...................................................................................... 3-35

Chapter 4 Technical Data ...............................................................4-1

4.2 KVO Mode ................................................................................. 4-3

4.3 Blocking Threshold .................................................................... 4-3

Chapter 5 Alarm and Tips ...............................................................5-1

5.1 Alarm Function ........................................................................... 5-1

5.2 Alarm Priority ............................................................................. 5-1

5.2.1 High-level Alarm ........................................................................ 5-2

5.2.2 Intermediate-level Alarm ............................................................ 5-4

5.2.3 Low-level Alarm......................................................................... 5-5

5.2.4 Alarm acknowledgement reference table .................................... 5-6