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ResMed III user manual Travelling 29 treatment screen 26 Troubleshooting

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Servicing 18 Servicing Menu 25 setting up 7 Settings Menu 22 SmartStart 23 Standard Menu 20 Starting Treatment 13 Stopping Treatment 14 System Specifications 35

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Up/Down Key 10 Used (time) screen 19 User/Owner Responsibility 1 Using the Mask-Fitting feature 14 Using the Menus 19

Weekly Cleaning 17 weekly cleaning 17 Weight 35

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ResMed III user manual Travelling 29 treatment screen 26 Troubleshooting, Weekly Cleaning 17 weekly cleaning 17 Weight

Contents

248127/1 VPAP III & III ST248127/1 C OTHER ACCESSORIES IllustrationsD SETTING UP THE VPAP VPAP III & III STH ATTACHING A PASSOVER HUMIDIFIER G ATTACHING A HUMIDAIRE HUMIDIFIERREPLACING THE AIR FILTER 52 cmVPAP III & III ST US DESIGNATED AGENT ResMed Corp Manufactured byDistributed by Contents Page Medical Information IntroductionUser/Owner Responsibility ContraindicationsCautions WarningsAdverse Effects Page Masks The VPAP SystemNasal Masks Full Face MasksHumidifiers AccessoriesAttaching 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 Left green FunctionRight red includes menu, enter, change and applyPage Ramp time Starting TreatmentStopping Treatment Using the HumidAire 2i Warm-UpFeatureUsing the Mask-FittingFeature 4.After three minutes, treatment will begin Page Daily Cleaning Cleaning and MaintenanceWeekly Cleaning Periodic CleaningServicing Replacing the Air FilterRamp 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 Menu Functions Detailed menu only Settings MenuSmartStart Settings for Mask TypesDefault Setting OptionsSettings Results MenuSetting Options MaskServicing Menu Options 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 Helpful Hints Using a Battery and an InverterStarting out Nasal IrritationPage Problem TroubleshootingSolution TroubleshootingSolution ProblemSYSTEM ERROR Call serviceSolution ProblemTroubleshooting Possible CausePage Dynamic pressure characteristics System SpecificationsMaximum single fault pressure 40 cm H2O Dimensions L x W x H 270 mm x 230 mm x 141 mmResolution IEC 60601-1ClassificationsTable 7 Displayed values ValuePressure Variation Pressure Volume curvePressure cm H2O BreathsEnvironmental information Symbols which appear on the productElectromagnetic Emissions and Immunity Guidance and Manufacturer’s DeclarationEmissions test ComplianceCompliance IEC60601-1-2Electromagnetic Immunity testIEC60601-1-2 ImmunityCompliance Electromagnetic environmentRecommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the VPAP Limited Warranty Page Index Weekly Cleaning 17 weekly cleaning 17 Weight Travelling 29 treatment screen 26 Troubleshooting