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ResMed III user manual Illustrations, Vpap Iii & Iii St, A System Components, B Humidifiers

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Illustrations

VPAP™ III & III ST

Illustrations

A SYSTEM COMPONENTS

LCD screen

Removable front cover

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Air filter cover

Power switch

Power socket

2	Auxiliary port (15-pin)

B HUMIDIFIERS

Component of 248127/1

1 HumidAire 2i™

2 HumidAire 2iC™

Handle

Control panel

Air outlet

3 HumidAire™

4 ResMed Passover

Serial
communications
port (9-pin)	C OTHER ACCESSORIES
	C OTHER ACCESSORIES

D SETTING UP THE VPAP

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E HUMIDAIRE 2i AND VPAP

Docking station

Water chamber

© 2005 ResMed Ltd.

F HUMIDAIRE 2iC AND VPAP

				Ltd.	1	3 m	2	52 cm
				ResMed	1	3 m	2	52 cm
3	4	5	2 m	ResMed
				© 2005

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	© 2005	4
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	Docking
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	Water
© 2005 ResMed Ltd.	chamber
© 2005 ResMed Ltd.	© 2005 ResMed Ltd.

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ResMed III user manual Illustrations, Vpap Iii & Iii St, A System Components, B Humidifiers, C Other Accessories

Contents

248127/1 VPAP III & III ST248127/1 D SETTING UP THE VPAP IllustrationsC OTHER ACCESSORIES VPAP III & III STREPLACING THE AIR FILTER G ATTACHING A HUMIDAIRE HUMIDIFIERH ATTACHING A PASSOVER HUMIDIFIER 52 cmVPAP III & III ST US DESIGNATED AGENT ResMed Corp Manufactured byDistributed by Contents Page User/Owner Responsibility IntroductionMedical Information ContraindicationsWarnings CautionsAdverse Effects Page Nasal Masks The VPAP SystemMasks Full Face MasksAccessories HumidifiersAttaching a Humidifier Setting up the VPAP SystemSetting Up The VPAP Attaching a HumidAire Humidifier Attaching a HumidAire 2i HumidifierAttaching a HumidAire 2iC Humidifier Attaching a Passover Humidifier Keypad Keys Using the LCD Screen and KeypadLCD Screen Right red FunctionLeft green includes menu, enter, change and applyPage Starting Treatment Ramp timeStopping Treatment Using the HumidAire 2i Warm-UpFeatureUsing the Mask-FittingFeature 4.After three minutes, treatment will begin Page Weekly Cleaning Cleaning and MaintenanceDaily Cleaning Periodic CleaningReplacing the Air Filter ServicingRamp Screen How to Use the VPAP MenusHow to Use the Standard Menu To access the VPAP menus Ramp screen How to Use the VPAP MenusVPAP screen Settings Menu Menu Functions Detailed menu onlyDefault Settings for Mask TypesSmartStart Setting OptionsSetting Options Results MenuSettings MaskOptions Menu Servicing MenuTreatment Screens Minute ventilation Volume of air inhaled per minute units litres per minute. It is the product of respiratory rate and tidal volume Page Starting out Using a Battery and an InverterHelpful Hints Nasal IrritationPage Solution TroubleshootingProblem TroubleshootingSYSTEM ERROR ProblemSolution Call serviceTroubleshooting ProblemSolution Possible CausePage Maximum single fault pressure 40 cm H2O System SpecificationsDynamic pressure characteristics Dimensions L x W x H 270 mm x 230 mm x 141 mmTable 7 Displayed values IEC 60601-1ClassificationsResolution ValuePressure cm H2O Pressure Volume curvePressure Variation BreathsSymbols which appear on the product Environmental informationEmissions test Guidance and Manufacturer’s DeclarationElectromagnetic Emissions and Immunity ComplianceElectromagnetic IEC60601-1-2Compliance Immunity testCompliance ImmunityIEC60601-1-2 Electromagnetic environmentRecommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the VPAP Limited Warranty Page Index Travelling 29 treatment screen 26 Troubleshooting Weekly Cleaning 17 weekly cleaning 17 Weight