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Operator Setup Instructions PN 2000966-232 English
Setting Up the Dash® CapnoFlex LF CO2 Module These instructions pertain to Dash 3000/4000 software versions 4 and previous.
:$51,1* Route all tubing away from the patient’s throat to avoid strangulation. &$87,21 Do not use this module on patients that cannot tolerate the removal of 50 ml/min from their total minute ventilation. The CO2 chapter of the Dash patient monitor operator manual has additional safety information and details on the CO2 menu options. Keep these setup instructions with the manual. CO2 connector
Cannula connector Scavenger port
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Dash Patient Monitor and Dash CapnoFlex LF CO2 Module Plug the module into the CO2 connector on the patient monitor. The message WARMING UP is displayed. Follow the steps below based on the message you see after the module is warm. CAL SENSOR TO ZERO CELL a. Connect the cannula to the module but not to the patient. b. Enter the CO2 menu. c. Select CAL SENSOR TO ZERO CELL. d. Select READY. The message CALIBRATING is displayed. e. Wait for the message to clear then connect the cannula to the patient. (Refer to the instructions that come with the cannula.) CHECK ADAPTER ADAPTER CAL a. The module is ready to use. b. Connect the cannula to the module and to the patient. Patient monitoring of CO2 begins. Refer to the CO2 chapter of the Dash patient monitor operator’s manual for details about monitoring this parameter.
Troubleshooting Message CHECK ADAPTER ADAPTER CAL
Problem
n The cannula is not connected. n The cannula is blocked. n The module was calibrated without the cannula connected.
Solution
n Connect the cannula to the module. n Replace the cannula. n Connect the cannula to the module and calibrate.
Refer to the module’s service manual for additional troubleshooting information.
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18 April 2003
DASH CapnoFlex LF CO2 Module Service Instructions Software Version A 2000966-233
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NOTE: Due to continuing product innovation, specifications in this manual are subject to change without notice.
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DASH CapnoFlex LF CO2 Module 2000966-233
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Description The DASH CapnoFlex LF CO2 module, hereafter referred to as the module, connects to the CO2 connector of the DASH patient monitor and provides CO2 monitoring for intubated and non-intubated patients. The module operates at a low flow rate to allow monitoring of adult and neonatal patients.
There are no controls or indicators on the module. The module is compatible with all available versions of DASH software that have the CO2 function enabled. NOTE Please refer to the appropriate DASH patient monitor service manual for more detailed information.
DASH CapnoFlex LF CO2 Module
The module is attached to a retainer clip that is affixed to the DASH with double-sided adhesive. Instructions for affixing the retainer clip are shipped with the module.
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Technical Specifications
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Manufacturer
Respironics Novametrix, Inc.
Displayed Information
Inspired and expired CO2 concentration Respiration rate (BPM) CO2 capnograph
Measurement Method
Diverting (LoFlo) infrared absorption (dual wavelength ratiometric)
CO2 Measurement
Units: Millimeters of mercury (mmHg) Range: 0 to 100 mmHg Accuracy: 0 – 40 mmHg - ±2 mmHg 41 – 70 mmHg - ±5% of actual 71 – 100 mmHg - ±8% of actual All specifications ±12% of actual from 80 to 150 BrPM Rise Time: <200 milliseconds System Response Time: <3 seconds
Interference
Device accuracy not affected due to the effects of interference by N2O, O2, water vapor, and concentrations of no more than 5% of halogenated anesthetic agents.
Measurement Resolution
1 mmHg CO2
Averaging
CO2 averaging is user selectable from the following times: Single breath 10 seconds 20 seconds
N2O Compensation
Configure for N2O from 0% to 40% or N2O > 40%.
O2 Compensation
Configured for O2 from 0% to 60% or O2 > 60%.
Barometric Pressure Compensation
The system automatically compensates for changes in barometric pressure over the atmospheric pressure range of 530 – 785 mmHg.
Warm-up Time
From connection of the module at room temperature it is 80 seconds maximum to initial CO2 indication, and 3 minutes to full operating specifications.
Patient Status Alarms
Upper and lower limits for inspired and expired CO2 user selectable at the host.
Respiration rate (BrPM)
Measurement units: Breaths per minute (BrPM) Range: 0 to 150 BrPM Accuracy: ±1 BrPM Resolution: 1 BrPM Averaging: Respiration rate averaging is user selectable from the following times: Single breath 10 seconds 20 seconds
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Diverting (LoFlo) Sampling System
Flow rate: 50 ml/min ± 10 ml/min Response time: 5% CO2 step response 10 to 90% less than 200 milliseconds
Sample System Integrity
Acceptable leak rate is 2.4 in H2O/min. at 3 psi test pressure.
Power Requirements
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Maximum power consumption (non-isolated)
2.5 Watts
Physical
Dimensions Weight: 6 ounces (<1 kilogram) Width: 4.0 inches (102 mm) Depth: 2.58 inches (65 mm)
Cooling Method
Natural convection
Heat Dissipation
Less than 2.5 watts
Temperature
Operating: 0° to 40° C (32° to 104° F) non-condensing Storage: -40° to 70° C (-40° to 158° F) non-condensing
Pressure and Altitude
Operating: -273.1 to 2,942.8 meters (-896 to 9,655 ft.) Storage: -609.6 to 4,572 meters (-2,000 to 15,000 ft.)
Audible Noise
<45 db
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Theory of Operation The module is designed to work specifically with the DASH 3000/4000 monitor. It is an infra red CO2 analyzer utilizing on the mainstream Capnostat technology. It contains a sampling pump for pulling a gas sample into the analyzer. It mounts to the side of the DASH and connects to the existing CO2 connector. The supporting electronics and software in the DASH common to both the main stream sensor and the DASH CapnoFlex LF module. The sampling flow rate is fixed and internally regulated to 50 ± ml/min. A differential sensor pressure in the sampling circuit provides the signal for regulation. An occlusion can be detected by way of another pressure sensor constantly monitoring the pressure the sampling system for increased pressure. If the preset pressure is exceeded for 15 seconds the pump is turned off. The inlet to the analyzer is mechanically unique and only accepts an approved sampling line containing the water protection trap. The sampling cell and water trap is integral to the disposable sampling assembly. A reflective optical sensor provides a signal for enabling the pump. The analyzer has all calibration factors stored in an EEPROM. This allows for the use of the analyzer with any DASH as the calibration factors are read into the DASH each time a module is connected. Below is a block diagram of the module.
DASH CapnoFlex LF CO2 Module
EEPROM
Data
Optics Source Drive
Data/Ref Signals
Active Electronics Power
Control
Pneumatics flow control and alarms (Pump, Pressure Transducers, Tubing)
Host Monitor
Data/Ref Signals
(Source, Detector)
Thermal System Temp
(Heater, Sensor)
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Maintenance and Checkout Manufacturer Recommendations The manufacturer recommends the following:
Visual Inspection - performed by service personnel upon receipt of the equipment, every 12 months thereafter.
Cleaning - performed by service personnel upon receipt of the equipment, every 12 months thereafter.
Checkout Procedure - performed by qualified service personnel every 12 months.
Manufacturer Responsibility WARNING Failure on the part of all responsible individuals, hospitals or institutions, employing the use of this device, to implement the recommended maintenance schedule may cause equipment failure and possible health hazards. The manufacturer does not, in any manner, assume the responsibility for performing the recommended maintenance schedule, unless an Equipment Maintenance Agreement exists. The sole responsibility rests with the individuals, hospitals, or institutions utilizing the device.
Visual Inspection Inspect the module prior to installation and once every 12 months thereafter.
Carefully inspect the equipment for physical damage to the case. Refer damaged equipment to qualified service personnel.
Inspect all external connections for loose connectors. Refer damaged connectors to qualified service personnel.
Cleaning Use one of the following approved solutions:
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cidex solution, or
sodium hypochlorite bleach (diluted), or
mild soap (diluted)
lint-free cloth
dust remover (compressed air)
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To avoid damage to the equipment surfaces, never use the following cleaning agents:
organic solvents,
ammonia based solutions,
acetone solution,
alcohol based cleaning agents,
betadine solution,
a wax containing a cleaning substance, or
abrasive cleaning agents.
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Disconnect the module from the DASH.
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Use a clean, lint-free cloth and one of the cleaning solutions listed above. Wring the excess solution from the cloth. Do not drip any liquid into open connectors.
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Dry the surfaces with a clean cloth or paper towel.
Module Accuracy Verification The manufacturer suggests performing this procedure yearly. Use the CO2 Module Calibration Kit, pn 405910-001 (or equivalent gas fixture with specifications shown below) to successfully complete this verification. See the How to Reach Us… pages at the beginning of this document to order the kit through Accessories and Supplies.
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Calibration Gas Mixture
10% carbon dioxide, 25% oxygen, balance nitrogen Minimum accuracy: ±0.05%
Regulator
Approximately 1.5 liters per minute Must have CGA value of cylinder outlet
Tubing
Type: Tygon
Endotracheal Tube (ET) Adapter
Size dependent on airway adapter and tubing size
Airway Adapter
Use CapnoFlex LF Airway Adapter (see “Parts List” on page 12)
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Test Setup 1.
Attach the module with sample line to the DASH patient monitor.
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Make sure the regulator is off by turning it clockwise.
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Attach one end of the large tube to the calibration tank regulator and the other end to the calibration adapter. Do NOT connect the sample line to the adapter yet. Tygon Tubing Regulator
Calibration tank
ET Adapter
Sample Line
Airway Adapter
Note the Barometric Pressure Barometric pressure is used to calculate the percentage of CO2 in the patient’s airway. To read the barometric pressure, access the SERVICE MODE menu starting from the MAIN menu. 1.
Select MORE MENUS -> MONITOR SETUP -> SERVICE MODE ->
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Enter password using the Trim Knob control to select the day and month from monitor screen with leading zeros. (e.g. July 4 = 0407) NOTE Check for the date in the upper left of the monitor screen.
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Select CALIBRATE, then CO2 SERVICE.
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From the CO2 SERVICE window, note the Barometric Pressure._______
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Verify Accuracy 1.
Return to MORE MENUS and select CO2 to open the menu.
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Select UNITS: and set to MMHg.
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Select CAL SENSOR TO ZERO CELL, then select READY. The on-screen message reads CALIBRATING.
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When the CALIBRATING message disappears, connect the sample line to the calibration adapter.
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Turn on the tank regulator for several seconds, then turn it off. If the NO BREATH DETECTED message appears, simulate breathing by turning the regulator on for several seconds, then off for several seconds.
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Read the EXP number. _________ EXP mmHg = CO2 value on tank X Barometric Pressure as noted above. Tolerance = ± 8%
If the module tolerance is outside the above range, return the module for repair.
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Troubleshooting The following table lists screen messages and other indications that there is a problem with the module. See “Parts List” on page 12 for item numbers and descriptions. Message CHECK ADAPTER ADAPTER CAL
Possible Cause/Solution A failure in the CO2 module board or a failure in the flow circuit. Check the flow circuit first. 1. Insert sample line. 2. Perform zero cell calibration. 3. Swap sample line with known good sample line. 4. Replace sample line. 5. Swap module with known good module. 6. Return module for repair.
WARMING UP
Allow device to warm-up for 1 minute. Check if sample line is properly installed. 1. Replace sample line. 2. Return module for repair.
CAL SENSOR TO ZERO CELL
Perform zero cell calibration. Check if sample line is properly installed. 1. Replace sample line. 2. Return module for repair.
CAL ERROR SENSOR
1. Replace sample line. 2. Return module for repair.
SERVICE CO2 SENSOR
Return module for repair.
SERVICE CO2 TEMP
Return module for repair.
CANNOT CALIBRATE
Module thinks it has detected a breath. Wait 2 minutes. 1. Perform zero cell calibration. 2. Return module for repair.
Other
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Possible Cause/Solution
No CO2 parameter box
1. Check if module is attached. 2. Check if module is fully connected. 3. Swap module with known good module. 4. Return module for repair.
Incorrect CO2 Readings
1. Check if sample line is properly installed. 2. Replace sample line. 3. Return module for repair.
No Power
Check if DASH is on. Plug into AC power.
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Parts List See the How to Reach Us… page at the front of this document to order service parts. The table below lists the part item number and description. Item Number
Item Description
2015023-001
DASH CAPNOFLEX LF CO2 MODULE
2013676-001
MOUNTING BKT DASH CAPNOFLEX LF CO2 MODULE
405910-001
KIT CO2 MODULE CALIBRATION
9504-016
GAS SCAVENGER 10FT TGB W/CPLG
2013066-001
CAPNOFLEX CO2 NASAL CANNULA - ADU
2013066-002
CAPNOFLEX CO2 NASAL CANNUAL - PED
2013066-003
CAPNOFLEX CO2 NASAL CANNULA - INF
2013066-004
CAPNOFLEX CO2 NASAL CANN W/ O2 - ADU
2013066-005
CAPNOFLEX CO2 NASAL CANN W/ O2 - PED
2013067-001
CAPNOFLEX CO2 ORAL/NASAL CANNULA - ADU
2013067-002
CAPNOFLEX CO2 ORAL/NASAL CANNULA - PED
2013067-003
CAPNOFLEX CO2 ORAL/NASAL CANN W/O2 - ADU
2013067-004
CAPNOFLEX CO2 ORAL/NASAL CANN W/O2 - PED
2013068-001
CAPNOFLEX LF AIRWAY ADAPTER - ADU/PED
2013068-003
CAPNOFLEX LF AIR ADPTR W/NAFION -ADU/PED
2013069-001
CAPNOFLEX LF SAMPLE LINE W/MALE LUER
2013069-002
CAPNOFLEX SMPL LN W/ MALE LUER & NAFION
Revision History Each page of the document has the document part number and revision letter at the bottom of the page. The revision letter changes each time the document is updated. Revision A
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Date 28 February 2003
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