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V200 specifications

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Contents

Respironics V200 Ventilator Email and web addresses For Technical Support and Customer Service, contactAuthorized European address Table of Contents Contents Oxygen Sensor Option External Battery OptionOxygen Manifold Option Respiratory Mechanics Option GraphicsCommunications Option Com1 RS-232 Communications Option 2 Com2 Neonatal Option Speaking Mode OptionFlow-TrakOption Respiratory Profile Monitor Interface NICO-Esprit Option Viii Introduction and Intended Use Introduction and Intended Use Instructions in this manual are not followed correctly Summary Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter This page is intentionally blank Symbols SymbolsSymbol Description Symbols Symbols Sheet 3 Symbols Sheet 4 Symbols Sheet 5 This page is intentionally blank Unpacking Getting Started Tools Required Box knife List of Parts and AccessoriesInspection Unpacking Instructions Repacking Instructions RepackingPossible personal injury or damage to the equipment Sealed lead acid. Recycle or dispose of batteries properly Backup BatteryOff switch to off Respironics backup battery P/ N 3illustrates the backup battery assembly Backup Battery Removal and Installation Disconnecting the Battery Cable Removing the Ventilator from the Cart Personal injury or damage to the equipment Remove the screws 4 holding the battery tray to the cart Disconnecting the Old Battery from the Battery Tray’s Cable Connect the battery to the battery tray’s cable 13 Installing the Battery Tray 15 Battery Tray Mounting Screws 16 Backup Battery Connector Battery Capacity Backup Battery OperationFrom the battery power should be dis Warranty Battery Charging 19 Inserting Disposable Inspiratory Bacteria Filter Inspiratory Bacteria Filter Installation Inspiratory Bacteria Filter Installation Instructions Heated Expiratory Bacteria Filter Installation Instructions Heated Expiratory Bacteria Filter Installation Maintenance, and removal and disposal of expiratory filter Environment Oxygen Source Connection Oxygen Source Connection Instructions Patient Circuit Flex Arm Installation Instructions Patient Circuit Flex Arm Installation Back Panel Connections Controls SetupPcmcia Potential Equalization Connection Common grounding point Grounded AC power outlet Connecting AC Power Cord Connecting AC Power Cord Instructions Power On/Off Turning the Ventilator Off Turning the Ventilator On Main Screen in Diagnostic Mode Entering Diagnostic Mode Date and Time Setting Date and Time Format Setting the Date Altitude Setting Altitude Enabling/Disabling Tubing Compliance 10 Setting Altitude 12 Backup Battery Activated Equipment Extended Self Test EST Communication Interface Connecting Additional Equipment Connecting Remote Alarm Port Connecting Serial Communications Devices Port and cable by Connecting HumidifierRemote Alarm Cable Kits System Part Number Remote alarm Humidifier AC Outlet Cover Connecting the Patient Circuit Humidifier Outlet to Patient Wye Connection Patient Circuit Connections Without Humidifier Connecting the Analog Port Analog Port Operating Theory Volume Control Ventilation VCVIntroduction System Overview Ventilator Breath Types Pressure Control Ventilation PCV Operating Theory Simv Logic Ventilation Modes Common to VCVAssist Control Ventilation A/C Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation Simv Pressure Support Ventilation PSV Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Cpap Positive End Expiratory Pressure Peep Rise Time SettingPatient Initiated Breath Triggering Patient Leak Display Spontaneous Ventilation Mode SpontSpontaneous/Timed Ventilation Mode Spont/T Ventilation Modes Common to Nppv Apnea Ventilation Emergency Modes of Ventilation VCV PCV Nppv Safety Valve Open SVO Environment Operating InstructionsOverview Close to the ventilator Operating Instructions Front Panel Text Version Front Panel Front Panel Symbol Version Indicated by both visual and audible Alarm Status IndicatorsAlarm Indicator Status Description Patient when Vent Inop occurs, Flashing red, operation Power Status IndicatorsPower Status Indicators Battery Indicator Status Description Power Status Indicators Sheet 2 Front Panel Keys Front Panel Keys Front Panel Keys Key Symbol Definition Description Front Panel Controls Front Panel Level ControlsControl Definition Description Front Panel Touch Display Ventilator ScreensCommon Ventilator Screen Components 10shows the top bar and describes its buttons Breath Symbol Description Breath Indicator Pressing the HIP indicator on the screen -12will Settings Screens Ventilation control settings VCV, PCV, or Nppv Selecting Settings 14 Changing a Setting Selecting Alarm Limits Inspiratory pressure as patient conditions allow 15 Setting Alarm Limits That Are Currently Active 16 PCV Setting while Nppv is the active breath type Selecting Waveforms VCV only 18 Setting Alarm Limits That Are Not Currently Active 19 Selecting Waveforms descending ramp selected Selecting Adult/Pediatric Buttons Selecting the Inspiratory Trigger I-Trigger Settings with Calculated Values VCV Settings Window Insert Rate and Apnea Rate Settings Relationship Changing Ipap or Epap in Nppv Selecting a New Ventilation Breath Type VCV, PCV, or Nppv To this screen To go to this screen Ventilation Available Mode During… Description Selecting the Mode A/C-SIMV-CPAP or Spont-Spont/TSummary-Ventilation Modes and Availability Apnea Ventilation 30 Ventilation Mode buttons A/C and Spont/T active as shown Patient Data Screen Patient Data Definitions Range, Units & Resolution Monitor Screen Rate, IPAP, EPAP, %O Ventilation Breath Type Monitor Screen Settings Displayed Auto-PEEP Calculation Special Procedures Ensure that the ventilator is not on a patient Preoperational ProcedurePatient Requirement 37 SST Results Where To Go For Help Alarm Testing Procedure Inop Valve AlarmsIntroduction Visual Alarms Vent Alarm Silence Audible Alarms Alarm Reset Terminates Alarm Silence Alarm ResetAutomatic Alarm Reset Auto-Reset Operator-Initiated Alarm Reset Alert Messages Alarm Volume Control Alert Message Description Alarm Alert Messages Alarm Alert Messages Sheet 2 Alarm Alert Messages Sheet 3 Alarm Alert Messages Sheet 4 Normal Alarm IndicatorsAlarm High Alarm Med/Low Ventilatory support Safety Valve General Information Cleaning Care and Maintenance10-1 10-2 SterilizationSteam Autoclaving Chemical Disinfecting 10-3 Ventilator ExteriorPatient Circuit Support Arm O2 Gas Supply Filter/Water Trap 10-4 Reusable Patient Circuit Tubing, Couplings, and ConnectorsBacteria Filters Reusable In-line Water Traps 10-5 Handling the filter housingRemoving and Replacing Inspiratory Bacteria Filter Removing and Replacing Expiratory Bacteria Filter Removing and Replacing Expiratory Bacteria Filter 10-6 Schedule for Periodic Maintenance Frequency Component Periodic Maintenance10-7 10-8 Removing Cooling Filter 10-9 Removing and Replacing O2 Input Filter Element 10-10 StorageRepairs Removing and Replacing Internal Air Source Inlet Filter Diagnostic Mode since normal ventilation is suspended Diagnostics11-1 11-2 Entering Diagnostic Mode 11-3 Short Self Test SSTAirway pressures generated during SST can injure a patient 11-4 Hardware Software Diagnostic Codes User Config11-5 11-6 Diagnostic Codes and Descriptions 3XXX Extended Self Test 11-7 11-8 Option Safety Valve Open or Backup Battery Not connectedSoftware Diagnostic information Information Self-Test Hardware Power On Self Test PostSelf Test Introduction Restart Built-In Test11-11 11-12 Breath Types Technical SpecificationsVolume Ventilation Resolution Pressure Control Ventilation Settings, Ranges & Resolution Pressure Control Ventilation Settings Ranges Resolution12-2 Epap Resolution Apnea VentilationPressure Ventilation 12-3 12-4 Assist/Control Ventilation Value Entry Reasonability ChecksLimit Exceeded Message 12-5 Patient Data Range, Resolution, Units & AccuracyNon-Invasive Ventilation Value Entry Reasonability Checks General Value Entry Reasonability Checks 12-6 Front Panel KeysLPM Interface Ports Level Controls Alarms Environmental Specifications Protection Connectors Connectors12-9 Filters Measuring Display Devices AC Power and Battery Indicators Leakage Current Power Requirements 12-12 Dimensions and WeightsDimensions and Weights Electromagnetic Compatibility Declaration IEC 60601 Test Compliance 12-13Immunity Test Level Guidance IEC 12-14 12-15 Separation Distance According to Frequency of Transmitter 12-16 Pneumatic System Label Description LabelsVentilator Labels 12-18 Oxygen Inlet Label Emergency Air Intake Label 12-19 12-20 13-1 Options and AccessoriesOptions and Accessories Introduction Documentation 13-2Reusable Items Disposable Items 13-3 Oxygen Sensor OptionMSA MiniOX O2 Analytical Industries Inc 13-4 3 2 O2 Sensor Tee Warranty13-5 13-6 13-7 External Battery Option 13-8 External Battery Backup Battery OperationPower Consumption Sequence Cart, contact Respironics Customer Service at Alternate source of ventilation On/Off switchFor more than 2 weeks and is not connected to AC power 13-9 Battery Charging Battery Capacity13-10 Battery Specifications Testing13-11 13-12 Oxygen Manifold Option Kit Contents 13-14 Minimum inlet pressure 50 Psig at 200 Slpm 10 Ventilator With Oxygen Manifold 13-15 11 Attaching Manifold Support Bracket 13-16 To Use O2 Cylinders Replacement PartsUsing the Manifold To Use Wall Supply Oxygen 13-18 Graphics Starting Graphics Using Graphics13-19 13-20 Replotting Scrolling 13-21 16 shows waveforms before and after rescaling 13-22 Freeze FeatureDecrease 13-23 Save and Overlay Features 13-24 Inspiratory Area 13-25 Alarms During Graphics 13-26 13-27 Connecting to a PrinterCommunications Option Com1 Print Screen 13-28 Canceling a Print Screen RequestPrinting a Screen Print Screen Messages Message Corrective action Connecting to the VueLink Module13-29 13-30 Configuring the VueLink ModuleConfiguration Overview Changing modes 13-31 Preselecting Devices 13-32 Information Sent to the VueLink SystemAvailable V200 Comments Message Equivalent CareNet FIO2 13-33Awrr 13-34 Alarms Inops 13-35 13-36 Analog Output Chart RecorderV200 Comments Message Equivalent Respironics V200 Ventilator Analog Output Port Pinout 13-37 13-38 13-39 RS-232 Communications Option 2 Com2Connected to the ventilator Ventilation Report Commands Transmitted to the VentilatorSNDACR, Send Variable Length Ventilator Settings Report Description Example Resolution Range Units Comments Simv 13-41MMM DD Yyyy CMV OFF 13-42Square Ramp 13-43 13-44 Resolution Range Units Comments 13-45 Normal Reset Alarm 13-46 13-47 13-48 Time 13-49 13-50 Respiratory Mechanics Option Accessing Respiratory Mechanics Data13-51 Maneuver How to perform the Vital Capacity Maneuver13-52 Close clinical supervision is recommended 13-53Maneuver, close clinical supervision is recommended 13-54 How to perform an MIP or P0.1 maneuver Supervision is recommended 13-55Clinical supervision is recommended 13-56 How to perform Static C and R maneuverInformation type Static C and Static R windows 13-57 13-58 Alarms and Error Messages 13-59 Maneuver Error Messages Temporarily Disabled AlarmsMIP 13-60 System for leaks Static C and R maneuver 13-61 13-62 Parameter Description 13-63 Ttot 13-64 Dynamic Compliance Compliance C Resistance R Computations13-65 Static C and R Dynamic Resistance13-66 13-67 Wye and the alveoli of the lungs 13-68 Trending Option Accessing Trending Data13-69 13-70 32 VCV Settings Screen 13-71 Summary of Trending Screen InformationInformation type Description View 1 and View 2 buttons 13-72 13-73 Changing the Cursor Position Using the Manual Rescale Function13-74 13-75 Selecting the Time Scale 13-76 Using the Rescale ButtonUsing the +2 Hrs/-2 Hrs buttons Using the Zoom Function Pcmcia Card Using the Clear buttonUsing the View 1/ View 2 buttons Alarms during Trending Trending Not Available Installed. This is to protect the ventilator13-78 Trended data 13-79 Set Ipap 13-80 Static R 13-81 13-82 13-83 Flow-TrakOption 13-84 On the Screen Response Breath DeliveryInspiratory Hold Respiratory Mechanics 13-85 Maneuver Affect of Flow-Trak Flow-Trak Affected AlarmsRespiratory Mechanics Maneuvers with Flow-Trak 13-86 Monitor AccessoriesRespiratory Profile Monitor Interface Nico Esprit Option 13-87 Communications Hardware SetupVentilator RS-232 Communications Port Settings Specification Setting 13-89 45 Select a Screen Menu screen 13-90 VCO RS-232 Communications13-91 Etco 13-92 Trended Nico DataFIO 13-93 48 VCV Settings Screen 50 Trending Screen 13-94 51 Trended Data screen 13-95 Check Communication TroubleshootingTroubleshooting 13-96 13-97 Recommended Accessories Part NumberNeonatal Option Neonatal option Requirements Selecting Neonatal Patient Type Changing Patient Types13-98 13-99 Heated Filter Test Alarm Settings Value Ranges Initial Neonatal SettingsInitial Patient Settings, Ranges Ventilation Settings Value Ranges 13-101 Percent Leak 13-102 Patient Leak Values 13-103 Speaking Mode Option Patient Preparation Speaking Mode on a patient13-104 Pass 13-105 Speaking Mode Ventilator Settings Settings13-106 13-107 60 Turn Speaking Mode On? First Message Box 13-108 13-109 Disabled Alarms 13-110 Mode-Specific Alarms 13-111 Displayed Data Trended Data Speaking Mode Trended Data13-112 13-113 67 Selecting Speaking Mode on the Trended Data Screen 13-114 North America 13-115 Discontinue Speaking Mode 13-116 13-117 When adjusting Epap or other settingsAuto-Trak Sensitivity Compatible Patient Interfaces 13-118 How to Select Auto- Trak 13-119 13-120 75 Settings Window with Auto-Trak Selected Cycling Triggering and Cycling with Auto- TrakLeak Detection and Compensation Triggering 13-122 Appendix A. RS-232 Communications Protocol Ventilator Report Command Response Vrpt Description Example Appendix A-2Range Units Comments Flow Auto Appendix A-4 Auto Flow SPONT/T Spont BPM/L Appendix A-6 Table A-1 Ventilation Report Sheet 6 Appendix A-8 Alarm Reset Normal Alarm Reset Appendix A-10 None Volume Control Ventilation Settings Report Vcvs Appendix A-12 Volume Control Ventilation Settings ReportVcvs Table A-2 Volume Control Ventilation Settings Report Sheet 2 Pcvs Pressure Control Ventilation Settings Report PcvsPressure Control Ventilation Settings Report Appendix A-14 Appendix A-15 Appendix A-16 Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation Settings ReportNpvs Appendix A-17 Ptdt Patient Data Report PtdtPatient Data Report Appendix A-18 Table A-5 Patient Data Report Sheet 2 Appendix A-20 Alarm Status Report Alrm Alrm Alarm Status ReportAppendix A-22 Description Example Range Comments Table A-6 Alarm Status Report Sheet 2 Description Example Comments Unrecognized CommandsUnrecognized Commands Appendix A-24 Warranty Limits Appendix B. Customer Service & WarrantyCustomer Service Two Year Warranty Appendix B-2 Options and Accessories Setup Appendix C. Alarm Testing Procedure Power Fail Alarm Test High Inspiratory Pressure Alarm TestLow Volume Alarm Test Low O2 Alarm Test Apnea Alarm Test Appendix C-4 Abbreviations Glossary Glossary-2 Glossary Glossary-3 Glossary-4 Definitions Glossary-5 Glossary-6 Glossary-7 Glossary-8 BTPS, G-1 Index Symbols Index-2 Index Modes, 8-1,12-1 Index-4 Post