Energizer 515, 715 , REF MMT-515 MMT-715

This product is covered by U.S. Patent Nos. 6,551,276 and 6,554,798. Other U.S. and/or foreign patents may be pending.

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CareLink™, Bolus Wizard™, Dual Wave™, Easy Bolus™, Paradigm Link™, ParadigmPAL™, and Square Wave™ are trademarks of

Medtronic MiniMed.

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Energizer® is a registered trademark of Eveready Battery Company.

Glucagon Emergency Kit® is a registered trademark of Eli Lilly and Company.

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REF MMT-515MMT-715

Contents

Main REF MMT-515 MMT-715 Important Safety Information Regarding Your Paradigm Insulin Infusion Pump (includes all models) Avoid Immersing Your Pump In Water Electrostatic Discharge Page Contents Chapter 1 Introduction .................................................1 Chapter 2 The basics ................................................ 11 Chapter 3 Basic programming ........................................ 23 Chapter 4 Starting on insulin ........................................ 43 Chapter 5 Using the Bolus Wizard feature .........................59 Chapter 6 Optimizing pump therapy ................................. 83 Chapter 7 Insulin pump therapy follow-up ......................... 107 Chapter 8 Utilities ..................................................109 Chapter 9 Troubleshooting ..........................................129 Chapter 10 Pump maintenance ...................................... 141 Chapter 11 Pump specifications .................................... 143 Index .................................................................159 Page Practice lessons and examples Bolus examples Basal examples Suspend/Resume examples Page Glossary A B C D E F G H I L M N P R S T U Page Your personal information NOTE - Bolus Wizard feature for information on the Bolus Wizard feature. Basal rate Carb ratios (meal bolus information) Introduction 1 Chapter: 1 Introduction Availability Assistance 2Chapter: 1 Emergency kit Introduction 3 Disposables Accessories 4Chapter: 1 Download pump and meter data locations. NOTE - Introduction 5 ParadigmPAL How to wear your pump 6Chapter: 1 How to use this guide NOTE - Introduction 7 User safety Indications Contraindications Warnings Reservoir and infusion sets Precautions Avoid extreme temperatures Infusion sets and sites Introduction 9 Notice Insulin pump and RF accessories Page The basics 11 Chapter: 2 The basics Your pump ACT 12 Chapter: 2 Install battery The basics 13 NOTE - screen you will see before the HOME screen is the one displaying the version number. 7 14 Chapter: 2 Pump buttons The basics 15 The pump screen NOTE - HOME screen Screen icons Battery Scroll bar The basics 17 Screen backlight Beep/vibrate Operating modes 18 Chapter: 2 The basics 19 Menus If a screen item is flashing (blinking), during programming, press / to change the value. 20 Chapter: 2 STATUS screen NOTE - ) when you are not programming your pump. If you press during programming, you will cancel the settings you are trying to enter. The basics 21 If you remove your pump Pump settings NOTE - 0.0 while you are disconnected ensures the insulin delivery records in your pump are accurate. Insulin Page Basic programming 23 Chapter: 3 Basic programming Setting the time and date 12:00A 9:00A 2004 SET MONTH 01 SET DAY 01 24 Chapter: 3 Bolus insulin delivery types Normal bolus 0.0 Basic programming 25 NOTE - 0.0USET BOLUS*2.5U 26 Chapter: 3 Basic programming 27 28 Chapter: 3 Basic programming 29 Review your bolus deliveries 30 Chapter: 3 Bolus details You can view the details for any of the deliveries in the BOLUS HISTORY screen. The details include: ACT. (values shown are for example only) (delivery is active) (delivery stopped) (delivery completed) Maximum bolus limit 32 Chapter: 3 BG reminder NOTE - 2:00 BG Basic programming 33 Basal Start and stop times 34 Chapter: 3 Your basal settings Basal programming and delivery NOTE - basal rate settings while a percent (%) temp basal is active. Basic programming 35 NOTE - settings. See User settings on page 123 for instructions. 36 Chapter: 3 Basal review Current basal delivery Daily basal rate(s) Basic programming 37 38 Chapter: 3 Max basal rate 2. 15. Basic programming 39 Stopping your pump NOTE - only resume your basal or view the STATUS screen. No other functions are available. to view the STATUS screen and verify your pump is suspended. SUSPEND Resume pump delivery NOTE - restart when you resume your pump. You must reprogram and activate it to finish delivery. RESUME Basic programming 41 Page Starting on insulin 43 Chapter: 4 Starting on insulin Prepare your pump for use 44 Chapter: 4 Filling the reservoir Starting on insulin 45 46 Chapter: 4 Changing your infusion set Removing the reservoir Starting on insulin 47 Rewinding your pump 48 Chapter: 4 Inserting the reservoir in your pump Starting on insulin 49 Manual prime 0.3 DISCONNECT 50 Chapter: 4 Insert the infusion set IS PRIMING COMPLETE? Page Page Page 54 Chapter: 4 Starting on insulin 55 Fixed prime NOTE - instructions for your fixed prime amount. 0. 56 Chapter: 4 Record keeping for diabetes management Determining your pump settings Starting on insulin 57 Using your daily journal Page Using the Bolus Wizard feature 59 Chapter: 5 Using the Bolus Wizard feature What is it? Information you need Food entry Your blood glucose (BG) reading NOTE - Your pump allows you to program up to eight (8) different carb ratios. NOTE - day. Your pump allows you to program up to eight (8) different insulin sensitivities. Using the Bolus Wizard feature 61 NOTE - (8) different BG target ranges. Bolus Wizard feature settings 62 Chapter: 5 How the Bolus Wizard feature works NOTE - Using the Bolus Wizard feature 63 More about the Bolus Wizard feature - - - About high or low blood glucose levels About maximum delivery NOTE - MAX BOLUS EXCEEDED 64 Chapter: 5 About active insulin Using the Bolus Wizard feature 65 66 Chapter: 5 How to program the Bolus Wizard feature Bolus Wizard feature on/off Using the Bolus Wizard feature 67 Carb units 15 NOTE - 1.0 Carb/Exch ratios 68 Chapter: 5 NOTE - Using the Bolus Wizard feature 69 BG (blood glucose) units _ _ NOTE - and BG targets. Insulin sensitivity NOTE - BG (blood glucose) target range _ _ _ 50 Using the Bolus Wizard feature 71 NOTE - _ - _ NOTE - be changed. 72 Chapter: 5 Active insulin time Using the Bolus Wizard feature 73 Review your Bolus Wizard feature settings Meter option NOTE - 74 Chapter: 5 Meter rules Add, delete, review meter IDs Using the Bolus Wizard feature 75 76 Chapter: 5 Normal bolus using Bolus Wizard feature - - - NOTE - XXX Using the Bolus Wizard feature 77 NOTE - 45 0 78 Chapter: 5 Bolus Wizard feature examples NOTE - Using the Bolus Wizard feature 79 80 Chapter: 5 Using the Bolus Wizard feature 81 Page Optimizing pump therapy 83 Chapter: 6 Optimizing pump therapy Square Wave and Dual Wave boluses NOTE - 84 Chapter: 6 Dual/Square Wave bolus on-off NOTE - Square Wave or Dual Wave bolus without Bolus Wizard feature 1.2U NOTE - Optimizing pump therapy 85 NOTE - the SET DUAL BOLUS TOTAL is a total of both the normal and Square Wave bolus units. 86 Chapter: 6 Optimizing pump therapy 87 88 Chapter: 6 Optimizing pump therapy 89 Using the Bolus Wizard feature for a Square Wave or Dual Wave bolus NOTE - 90 Chapter: 6 4.0U 2.5U 1.5U 0:30 Optimizing pump therapy 91 Easy bolus NOTE - comes first. Easy bolus setup 92 Chapter: 6 0. Optimizing pump therapy 93 0.1 1.0 1.0U0.1U 94 Chapter: 6 Optimizing pump therapy 95 Basal patterns NOTE - Patterns on/off 96 Chapter: 6 Program a pattern NOTE - current basal. Make sure the basal you want is selected in the SELECT PATTERNS screen. NOTE - be changed. Select a pattern mode (an open circle appears at the top of the screen). NOTE - 98 Chapter: 6 Optimizing pump therapy 99 Temp (temporary) basal rates NOTE - How does temp basal work? 100 Chapter: 6 Temp basal types maximum basal rate. Insulin rate NOTE - Optimizing pump therapy 101 Percent of basal 102 Chapter: 6 NOTE - amount will be rounded down to the next 0.05 U/H increment. Optimizing pump therapy 103 Selecting temp basal type 3:00 NOTE - Delivering a temp basal NOTE - 104 Chapter: 6 Verifying temp basal delivery Optimizing pump therapy 105 Canceling a temp basal 106 Chapter: 6 Insulin pump therapy follow-up 107 Chapter: 7 Insulin pump therapy follow-up Recommended follow-up Everyday Every month Every 3 months Laboratory tests Every visit Annually Utilities 109 Chapter: 8 Utilities NOTE - Alarm review Alarm details Setting your alert type Auto-off Low resv alert (Low reservoir warning) 20 8:00 Utilities 111 112 Chapter: 8 Review daily insulin totals NOTE - screen. This amount is counted separately and shown in the PRIME HISTORY screen. Utilities 113 Pump data management 114 Chapter: 8 Utilities 115 Days to average . NOTE - day marked with an (*) asterisk is excluded from the average. 116 Chapter: 8 Personal reminders Alarm clock ALARM CLOCK Utilities 117 Remote control option NOTE - 12:00 (A) 3:00 (A) 118 Chapter: 8 Turn on remote control option Add, delete, review remote control IDs Utilities 119 Block feature Turn block on NOTE - 120 Chapter: 8 Utilities 121 Lock keypad feature will appear to show the condition that caused the test to stop. To lock keypad To unlock keypad Selftest 122 Chapter: 8 Utilities 123 User settings Saving pump settings 124 Chapter: 8 Restoring pump settings NOTE - patterns to Standard. Utilities 125 Clear settings 126 Chapter: 8 History Utilities 127 Language setting Page Troubleshooting 129 Chapter: 9 Troubleshooting NOTE - information on what is covered during your warranty period. My pump has a no delivery alarm... 130 Chapter: 9 What happens if I leave the battery out too long? Why doesnt my pump battery last very long? What is a CHECK SETTINGS alarm? Troubleshooting 131 My screen appears distorted I cannot get out of the priming loop The pump is asking me to rewind 132 Chapter: 9 My bolus stopped My pump buttons are not acting right during a bolus My pump wont display my blood glucose reading from my meter Troubleshooting 133 I dropped my pump I submerged my pump in water 134 Chapter: 9 I cannot get to the User Settings menu Alert conditions What to do Troubleshooting 135 Low reservoir alert Low battery alert Alarms NOTE - LOW RESERVOIR LOW BATTERY 136 Chapter: 9 ALARM MESSAGE Troubleshooting 137 Alarm conditions A (Alarm) OUT LIMIT Axx Auto off ERROR BUTTON Check settings E (Error) Empty reservoir IS PRIMING COMPLETE? MAX DELIVERY MOTOR ERROR NO DELIVERY NO RESERVOIR NO POWER Reset Weak Battery WEAK BATTERY Pump maintenance 141 Pump maintenance Battery Storage 142 Chapter: 10 Cleaning your pump Pump specifications 143 Chapter: 11 Pump specifications Alarms and error messages Alarm history Backlight Basal Page Page Page Page 148 Chapter: 11 Status screen Pump specifications 149 150 Chapter: 11 Bolus Wizard feature specifications Pump specifications 151 correction estimate, the active insulin is not considered. correction estimate, the correction portion of the estimate is changed to zero (0). For a current blood glucose that is below the low target, if the active insulin is more than the Active Insulin Curve Bolus Wizard feature examples Pump specifications 153 Default (factory) settings 154 Chapter: 11 Pump specifications 155 Menu Item Default Setting Limits Increments Warning Limits 156 Chapter: 11 Menu Item Default Setting Limits Increments Warning Limits Pump specifications 157 Icon table w r Page Index Symbols Numerics A B C D E F G H L M N O P R S T