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8.1 Function button

The function button on the pulse oximeter has three functions in total:

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Switch-on function

: When the pulse oximeter is switched o you can hold down the function button to switch it on.

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Display function

: To select your desired display format (vertical format, horizontal format), press the function button during operation. There are

four dierent display formats to choose from.

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Settings menu function:

To enter the settings menu, you must ﬁrst set the display format to a horizontal format. To call up the settings menu,

press and hold down the function button during operation. You can set the following parameters in the settings menu: display brightness, alarm set-

tings, activate/deactivate data transfer, data storage and upload data to a PC.

Note

To be able to set the following functions (sections 8.2 to 8.6), you must select a horizontal format as the display format (see 8.1 Function button /

Display function). If the display format is set to a vertical format and you would like to use the following functions, an error message appears on the

display (“Please change direction ﬁrst!”).

8.2 Display brightness

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To set the display brightness, switch on the pulse oximeter and press and hold down the function button. In the settings menu, the menu item

“Brightness” is selected.

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There are four dierent brightness levels to choose from. To set the desired display brightness, press and hold down the function button until the

desired level of brightness has been reached.

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To exit the settings menu, use the function button to select the “Exit” menu item and conﬁrm by pressing and holding down the function button.

8.3 Alarm settings

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Switch on the pulse oximeter and press and hold down the function button. The settings menu appears on the display.

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In the settings menu, use the function button to select the “Alarm” menu item and conﬁrm by pressing and holding down the function button.

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Use the function button to select the desired parameter and set the desired value by pressing and holding down the function button.

ou can set the following parameters in the alarm menu:

“Dir”

Here you can set whether the setting value runs up or down when setting the alarm limits in the alarm menu. It is nec-

essary to change the setting direction if you would like to move the limits up or down.

“SPO2 ALM HI”

Here you can set an upper limit for oxygen saturation. If, during a measurement, the set limit is exceeded, the satura-

tion value appears yellow and a signal sounds (if the alarm is activated).

“SPO2 ALM LO”

Here you can set a lower limit for oxygen saturation. If, during a measurement, the set limit is undercut, the saturation

value appears yellow and a signal sounds (if the alarm is activated).

“PR ALM HI”

Here you can set an upper limit for the pulse rate. If, during a measurement, the set limit is exceeded, the pulse rate

appears yellow and a signal sounds (if the alarm is activated).

“PR ALM LO”

Here you can set a lower limit for the pulse rate. If, during a measurement, the set limit is undercut, the pulse rate ap-

pears yellow and a signal sounds (if the alarm is activated).

“Alarm”

Here you can activate (“on”) or deactivate (“o”) the alarm. If you have activated the alarm and the set upper or lower

limit is exceeded or undercut, a signal sounds.

“Pulse Sound”

Here you can activate (“on”) or deactivate (“o”) the pulse tone. If you have activated the pulse tone, a signal sounds at

every beat during the measurement.

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To exit the alarm menu, use the function button to select the “Exit” menu item and conﬁrm by pressing and holding down the function button.

8.4 Displaying measurement values in real time on a PC (“USB”)

Note

You can create a printout at any time during measurement

data recording by using the print function. The printout shows

the trend of the current measurement up to that point.

Note

You can view the measurement data of up to four devices at

once in the software program. In the software program, you

can enlarge the view of the individual measurement data by

selecting the corresponding measurement position number.

Measurement posi-

tion number & view

Trend display time Report

Current

wave form

of the

pulse rate

Trend

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Connect the pulse oximeter to your PC using the supplied USB data cable.

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Start the “SpO₂-Viewer” program on your PC. If you have not yet installed the program, follow the instructions in section 7.2 (Installing the “SpO₂-

Viewer/Manager” software).

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Switch on the pulse oximeter and press and hold down the function button. The settings menu appears on the display.

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Select the “USB” menu item using the function button.

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Press and hold down the function button. The word “on” is displayed in the “USB” menu item. Insert one ﬁnger into the ﬁnger opening of the pulse

oximeter. After a few seconds, the measurement data is displayed on your PC in real time.

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If you disconnect the data cable from the computer or close the program, an entry mask appears on the PC screen. Here you can enter personal

details and store the current measurement data. As standard, the measurement data is stored under C:/Programs/SpO2/Data.

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If you no longer want to display the measurement data on your PC, press and hold down the function button. The word “o” is displayed in the

“USB” menu item.

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To exit the settings menu, use the function button to select the “Exit” menu item and conﬁrm by pressing and holding down the function button.

8.5 Recording measurement data

With the pulse oximeter PO 80, you can record your measurement data over a period of up to 24 hours. If required, the measurement data can be

stored on your computer or printed out as a report.

To record the measurement data, follow these steps:

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Switch on the pulse oximeter and press and hold down the function button. The settings menu appears on the display.

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Select the “Record” menu item using the function button.

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Press and hold down the function button. The word “Time” will appear on the display. Here you can enter the current time of day so that, later on in

the PC software program, you are able to read o the time you started your recording.

Time;

hours

Time;

minutes

Start record-

ing

Do not start

recording

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To enter the current time of day, press and hold down the function button and conﬁrm your entry by pressing the function button brieﬂy.

Note

If you start a new recording, the previous recording is automatically overwritten and cannot be recalled. The maximum recording duration is 24

hours.

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To start the recording, use the function button to select the “Y” on the display and conﬁrm by pressing and holding down the function button. The

pulse oximeter starts recording. If you do not want to start recording, select “N” and conﬁrm by pressing and holding down the function button.

Note

If you have started a recording and return to the display, a red recording symbol appears (REC •). To save battery power, the device automatically

switches to energy-saving mode 30 seconds after the recording starts. If the pulse tone is activated, it is automatically deactivated.

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If you press the function button brieﬂy when in energy-saving mode, “Recording” appears on the display for 2 seconds.

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If you press and hold down the function button when in energy-saving mode, the normal display appears.

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“Memory is full” appears on the display when the pulse oximeter memory is full.

8.6 Uploading measurement data to a computer

Note

You cannot transfer measurement data to the computer while a measurement data recording is underway.

You can upload the measurement data that you previously stored on the pulse oximeter to your computer.

To upload your stored measurement data to your computer, follow these steps:

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Connect the pulse oximeter to your PC using the supplied USB data cable.

•

Start the “SpO₂-Manager” program on your PC.

Options

glass symbole

(New Session)

Trend display time

Report

•

Click the magnifying glass symbol in lower section of the program. The “New Session” window opens.

•

Please enter your user data. To conﬁrm the user data, click “ok”. The program now displays that the pulse oximeter is connected to the computer

and that the program is ready to receive the measurement data (“Device connected : wating for data ...”).

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Switch on the pulse oximeter.

•

Press and hold down the function button on the pulse oximeter. The settings menu appears.

•

Select the “Upload” menu item by pressing the function button brieﬂy.

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Brieﬂy press the function button. The word “on” is displayed in the “Upload” menu item. Your measurement data are now transferred to the com-

puter. It is not possible to cancel the transfer of the measurement data manually.

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When the transfer of the measurement data is complete, the “Exit” menu item is highlighted automatically. To exit the settings menu, press and hold

down the function button.

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As soon as your measurement data has been transferred to the computer, your measurement data appears in the software program.

After the measurement data has been transferred successfully to the PC, you can also print out the data in the software program, if required.

To do so, follow these steps:

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Click the print symbol in the bottom right-hand corner of the program. The “Report” window opens.

Note

When printing the measurement data, you can choose between four dierent display

variants (Summary Report, Full Study Report, OxiMetry Report, Strip Chart Report).

Together with the printout, the user is oered an automatic appraisal of the recorded

measurement data. This printout serves exclusively to support the diagnostic ﬁndings

of your attending doctor. The printout is not a substitute for a medical certiﬁcate and is

not exhaustive!

8.7 Calling up stored measurement data

To call up previously stored measurement data in the software program, follow these steps:

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Start the “SpO₂-Manager” program on your PC.

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Click the magnifying glass symbol in the lower section of the program. Select “Review” in the upper section of the window and click “Find File” in

the lower section.

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Select the ﬁle you stored (as standard, the ﬁles are located under C:/Programs/SpO2/Data) and click “Open” followed by “Ok”.

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Your stored measurement data is now displayed in the software program.

9. Evaluating measurement results

WARNING

The following table for evaluating your measurements does NOT

apply to people with certain pre-existing conditions (e.g. asthma,

heart failure, respiratory diseases) or whilst staying at altitudes

above 1500 metres. If you have a pre-existing condition, always

consult your doctor to evaluate your measurements.

Decline in oxygen saturation depending on altitude

Note

The following table informs you of the eects of various altitudes on oxygen

saturation value and its impact on the human body. The following table does

NOT apply to people with certain pre-existing conditions (e.g. asthma, heart

failure, respiratory diseases etc.). People with pre-existing conditions can show

signs of illness (e.g. hypoxia) at lower altitudes.

SpO₂ (oxygen satura-

tion) measurement

in %

Classiﬁcation/measures to be

taken

Altitude

Expected SpO₂

value (oxygen satu-

ration) in %

Impact on human body

99-94 Normal range 1500-2500 m > 90 No altitude sickness (normally)

94-90

Decreased range:

visit to the doctor recommended

2500-3500 m ~90

Altitude sickness, acclimatisa-

tion recommended

< 90

Critical range:

seek medical attention urgently

3500-5800 m <90

Very frequent altitude sickness,

acclimatisation absolutely

essential

5800-7500 m <80

Severe hypoxia, only limited

length of stay possible

7500-8850 m <70 Immediate, acute danger to life

Source: Hackett PH, Roach RC: High-Altitude Medicine. In: Auerbach PS (ed):

Wilderness Medicine, 3rd edition; Mosby, St.Louis, MO 1995; 1-37.

10. Maintenance/cleaning

IMPORTANT:

o not use high-pressure sterilisation on the pulse oximeter!

Under no circumstances should you hold the pulse oximeter under water, as this can cause liquid to enter and damage the pulse oximeter.

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Clean the housing and the interior rubber surface with a soft cloth dampened with medical alcohol after each use.

11. Storage

IMPORTANT:

Store the pulse oximeter in a dry place (relative humidity ≤95 %). If the humidity is too high it may shorten the service life of the pulse oximeter or dam-

age it. Store the pulse oximeter in a place where the ambient temperature is between -40°C and 60°C.

12. Disposal

Batteries must not be disposed of with household waste. As a consumer, you are required by law to recycle used batteries. You can recycle your

old batteries and rechargeable batteries at public collection points in your community, or wherever batteries of the relevant type are sold.

Note

The codes below are printed on batteries containing harmful substances:

Pb = Battery contains lead,

Cd = Battery contains cadmium,

Hg = Battery contains mercury.

For environmental reasons, do not dispose of the devices including the batteries in the household waste at the end of their service life. Dispose of

the unit at a suitable local collection or recycling point. Observe the local regulations for material disposal.

Please dispose of the device in accordance with EC Directive – WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment). If you have any queries,

please contact the appropriate local authorities.

13. What if there are problems?

Problem Possible cause Solution

The pulse oximeter is not displaying meas-

urement values

The pulse oximeter has run out of battery. Charge the battery via the USB connection.

The pulse oximeter is displaying measure-

ment interruptions or high measurement

value jumps

Insucient circulation in the measurement

ﬁnger

Observe the warnings and safety notes in

section 5

Measurement ﬁnger is too large or too small

Fingertip must have the following measure-

ments: Width between 10 and 22 mm

Thickness between 5 and 15 mm

Finger, hand or body is moving

Keep your ﬁnger, hand and body still during

the measurement.

Cardiac arrhythmia Seek medical attention

14. Technical Data

Model no. PO 80

Measurement method Non-invasive measurement of arterial oxygen saturation of haemoglobin and pulse rate in finger

Measurement range SpO₂ 0 – 100%,

Pulse 0 – 254 beats /minute

Accuracy SpO₂ 70 – 100%, ± 2%,

Pulse 30-250 bpm, ± 2 beats /minute

Dimensions L 57 mm x W 32 mm x H 30 mm

Weight Approx. 42 g

Sensor to measure SpO₂ Red light (wave length 660 nm); infra-red (wave length 905 nm); silicon receiver diode

Permissible operating conditions +10 °C to +40 °C, ≤75 % relative humidity, 700 –1060 hPa ambient pressure

Permissible storage conditions -40 °C to +60 °C, ≤95 % relative humidity, 500 –1060 hPa ambient pressure

Power supply

Integrated, rechargeable lithium battery, 500mAh / 3.7 V

Classification IP22, application part, type BF

System requirements for software Supported operating systems: Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7

Technical information is subject to change without notiﬁcation to allow for updates.

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This device complies with European Standard EN60601-1-2 and is subject to particular precautions with regard to electromagnetic compatibility.

Please note that portable and mobile HF communication systems may interfere with this unit. More details can be requested from the stated Cus-

tomer Service address or found at the end of the instructions for use.

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This device complies with the EU Directive 93/42/EC concerning medical devices, the Medizinproduktegesetz (German Medical Devices Act) and

the DIN EN ISO 9919 standard (Medical electrical equipment – Particular requirements for the basic safety and essential performance of pulse

oximeter equipment for medical use)

Guidance and manufacture’s declaration-electromagnetic emission

for all EQUIPMENT and SYSTEMS

Guidance and manufacture’s declaration –electromagnetic emission

The PO80 Pulse Oximeter is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment speciﬁed below. The customer or the user of the PO80 Pulse

Oximeter should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Emission test compliance Electromagnetic environment-guidance

RF emissions

CISPR 11

Group 1 The PO80 Pulse Oximeter uses RF energy only for its internal func-

tion. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to

cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment.

RF emissions

CISPR 11

Class B The PO80 Pulse Oximeter is suitable for use in all establishments,

including domestic establishments and those directly connected to

the public low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings

used for domestic purposes.

Harmonic emissions

IEC 61000-3-2

Not applicable

Voltage ﬂuctuations/

ﬂicker emissions

IEC 61000-3-3

Not applicable

Guidance and manufacture’s declaration-electromagnetic immunity

for all EQUIPMENT and SYSTEMS

Guidance and manufacture’s declaration-electromagnetic immunity

The PO80 Pulse Oximeter is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment speciﬁed below. The customer or the user of PO80 Pulse

Oximeter should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Immunity test IEC60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic environ-

ment-guidance

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) IEC 61000-4-2 ±6kV contact

±8kV air

±6kV contact

±6kV air

Floors should be wood, con-

crete or ceramic tile. If ﬂoor are

covered with synthetic material,

the relative humidity should be

at least 30%. The manufacturer

may recommend the ESD pre-

cautionary procedures to user.

Power frequency (50 / 60Hz) magnetic ﬁeld

IEC 61000-4-8

3 A/m 3 A/m Power frequency magnetic ﬁelds

should be at levels characte-

ristic of a typical location in a

typical commercial or hospital

environment.

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