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Page 1 User Guide Your worldwide training partner of choice...
Page 2 This document, including the information contained herein, is confidential and/or proprietary to CAE Inc., and shall not be reproduced or disclosed in whole or in part, or used for any purpose whatsoever without the prior written authorization of CAE Inc.
Page 4 Step 1: Place Juno in the Work Area........
Page 5 System Tools ............. . 49 Using Juno ........................51 Neurologic System .
Page 6 Long-Term Storage ............91 Appendix A - Recommended Clinical Supplies ............93 ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 7: Cautions And Warnings
ARNINGS It is important to read and understand these cautions and warnings before you use the Product. Note: Any cautions about Electrical Safety or Battery-related information do not apply to Juno Basic. Electrical Safety IMPORTANT: Do not use the product in any manner other than specified, as safety features designed for protection may be impaired.
Page 8: Fluids System
• Do not use the manikin or equipment in locations where children are likely to be present. Fluids System For manikins such as Juno that are equipped with fluid systems: • Do not modify the reservoirs or any assembly component.
Page 9: Battery Replacement
Potential exposure should not exist unless the cell or battery: • leaks, • is exposed to high temperatures, • is mechanically, electrically or physically abused/damaged. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 10: Potential Health Effects
• Interactions with other chemicals: Immersion in high conductivity liquids can corrode or breach the cell or battery enclosure. The electrolyte solution inside of the cells can react with alkaline (basic) materials and present a flammability hazard. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 11: Safety Measures
Cautions and Warnings Safety Measures Review the precautions for handling before replacing a battery utilizing guidance from CAE. Should exposure to hazardous battery components occur, or in the event of a fire, follow all local first aid measures and safety protocols.
Page 12 Batteries Shipped Independent of Batteries contained in or packed the Manikin, Tablet, and Laptop with the Manikin, StethoSym, Tablet, Laptop, and HoloLens UN No. 3480N No. 33480480 3481 UN Shipping Lithium-ion Batteries Lithium-ion Batteries Name: Transport Hazard Class: Labeling: ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 13: Specifications
PECIFICATIONS All hardware and software needed for operating the simulator are provided with the shipment. In the event there is a need to extend the instructor tablet to other manikins or computers, contact CAE Healthcare for further instructions. Size and Weight...
Page 14: Rechargable Battery
CAEJuno Specifications Rechargable Battery Item Description Commercial product name RRC2054 Note: Juno Basic does not contain batteries Additional Information Battery-System: Lithium-ion Nominal Voltage: 14.4 V Nominal Capacity per battery: 3.40 Ah Power Item Description Power Adapter • AC Input: AC 100 – 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz •...
Page 15: System Requirements
905K600552 v2.2 CAE Maestro v2.9 Juno User Guide 905K600152 v1.4 CAE Maestro v1.3 - 2.9 Note: There are periodic system updates for Maestro that can be downloaded from any device with an Internet connection. The updates are available at: https://www.caehealthcare.com/support/ software-updates/ ®...
Page 16: Approved Devices
Note: Upon installation, the software takes up 1.2 GB of hard drive space. For standalone versions of Maestro, the software can store approximately 30.8 GB of patient record files. If this storage capacity is expected to be maximized, plan for additional hard drive space. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 17: Equipment Overview
Male and Female Wigs Inventory Kit Full Body Manikin Juno offers a comprehensive, realistic solution for emergency care team training and advanced life support training. This simulator is mobile, lightweight, easy-to-use, and anatomically accurate for better skills proficiency and clinical assessment.
Page 18: Articulated Arm
CAEJuno Equipment Overview Articulated Arm The articulated arm comes with a removable deltoid injection pad for IM injections. Articulated Arm IV Arm The IV arm comes with a removable IM deltoid injection pad. IV Arm ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 19: Male And Female Genitalia, Chest Skins And Wigs
Equipment Overview Male and Female Genitalia, Chest Skins and Wigs All Juno configurations come with interchangeable male and female genitalia, chest skins, and wigs. Female and Male Genitalia and Chest Skins Male and Female Wigs ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 20: Tools And Supplies
CAEJuno Equipment Overview Tools and Supplies Additional supplies are included with the simulator. IO Pad, Gown, and Arm Sleeves Screwdriver, Tape, Laryngospasm Assembly, and Lubricant ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 21: Live And Complete Configurations
CAE Maestro Command and Control Software Surface Go Tablet (Complete only) NIBP and Pulse Arm The Live NIBP and Pulse arm allows learners to practice Non-Invasive Blood Pressure monitoring and is offered with Live and Complete Juno configurations. Brachial NIBP Radial NIBP and Pulse Arm with Electronics Tether ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 22: Electronics Live Box
CAE patient simulators and is offered with Live and Advanced Complete Juno configurations only. Maestro allows you to run simulations “on the fly” (manually) in both a Manual or Modeled mode, or you can run preconfigured Simulated Clinical Experiences (SCEs).
Page 23: Surface Go Tablet
Go provides the capabilities of a laptop in an ultra-portable tablet. This mobile workstation features a Windows 10 operating system, a 10 in (25.4 cm) touchscreen, and up to 9 hours battery life. The Surface Go tablet comes equipped with pre-installed CAE Maestro instructor software to control the manikin’s physiological activity during simulations.
Page 24: Optional Equipment
Optional Equipment To enhance the simulation experience, the Live and Complete configurations offer optional and additional equipment available for purchase. Optional Equipment Articulated Arm CAE Blue Phantom Ultrasound IV-PICC Arm Breast Exam Module Post-Mastectomy Kit Basic Wound Kit Complete Wound Kit...
Page 25: Blue Phantom Ultrasound Iv-Picc Arm
• One bottle of blue fluid CAE Blue Phantom™ Ultrasound IV-PICC Arm Use and care instructions can be found in the CAE Blue Phantom Ultrasound IV-PICC Arm user guide. Fundus Assessment Module The Juno manikin includes a Fundus Assessment Module kit for postpartum obstetric training. The kit includes a boggy uterus, a firm uterus, postpartum genitalia, and anal and urinary valve clamp sets.
Page 26: Breast Examination Module
• Small (10 mm) hard with longer peg (2) • Medium (15 mm) hard (2) • Medium (15 mm) soft (2) • Large (20 mm) hard (2) • Large (20 mm) soft (2) Breast Exam Module ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 27: Post-Mastectomy Module
This optional module allows for the practice of post-mastectomy care. The kit includes: • Post-operative left total mastectomy incision with staples • Opening for drain tube to be placed under the skin • Normal right breast Post-Mastectomy Wound Kit ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 28: Basic Wound Kit
The basic wound kit includes four wounds that are interchangeable with the IM injection pads. The kit Includes: • Thigh incision • Thigh suture • Ventrogluteal decubitus ulcer • Dorsogluteal decubitus ulcer Upper Leg Incision Upper Leg Suture Ventrogluteal Decubitus Ulcer Dorsogluteal Decubitus Ulcer ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 29: Complete Wound Kit
Equipment Overview Complete Wound Kit The complete wound kit for Juno includes the four wounds from the basic wound kit and also the following accessories: • Lower leg with varicose veins and stasis ulcer • Below knee amputation stump • Foot with skin tear •...
Page 30 CAEJuno Equipment Overview Upper Leg Amputation Wound The upper leg amputation wound can replace the right leg that comes with Juno. Below the Knee Amputation Stump Foot Wounds The two (2) foot wounds can replace the foot that comes with Juno.
Page 31: Moulage Kit
º Cleaning º Reusing º Storing º • Injury reference cards • Wound patterns Geriatric Face Mask The manikin can simulate a geriatric patient with the addition of the geriatric male face mask. Geriatric Face Mask ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 33: Meet Juno
CAE Juno™ offers a comprehensive, realistic solution for emergency care team training and advanced life support training. This simulator is mobile, lightweight, easy to use, and anatomically accurate for better skills proficiency and clinical assessment. Juno configurations come with interchangeable male and female chest skins, wigs and genitalia, giving you two patient simulators in one.
Page 34: Simulator Configurations
• Enema procedures • Six intramuscular sites for medication administration • Urinary catheterization with fluids • Interchangeable genitalia • Unilateral IV cannulation at antecubital and dorsum of hand • Blood draw with vacuum sealed blood collection system ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 35 • Defibrillation and cardioversion via software • 4-lead ECG monitoring with real equipment • 12-lead dynamic ECG display • CAE Maestro software platform - instructor driven (Note: bring your own device) • 10 Simulated Clinical Experiences (SCEs) Juno Complete •...
Page 37: Setup
Follow the guidelines below when opening your shipment: • Refer to the Unpacking Your CAE Manikin document provided in the shipping container. • Exercise extreme caution when using sharp objects, such as a box cutter. A damaged container can lead to improper storage of the manikin, potentially damaging skin, body parts, and accessories.
Page 38: Setup Preparation
Use the diagram provided in the Unpacking Your CAE Manikin to identify the designated cords associated with this equipment. • Do not power on any components unless instructed to do so in the Setup Procedure section of this guide.
Page 39: Step 1: Place Juno In The Work Area
Step 2: Prepare Juno for Legs 1. Detach lower skin. a. Reach under Juno and pull the torso skin away from skin attachment pegs. b. Pull the top tab from each peg and leave the lower tab in place. c. Fold the skin over the upper torso.
Page 40 Setup b. Leave all hoses attached and set abdominal plate aside. Remove Abdominal Plate 3. Remove genitalia. a. Remove genitalia by lifting it straight up. b. Leave all hoses attached and set genitalia aside. Remove Genitalia ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 41: Step 3: Attach Juno's Legs
Setup Step 3: Attach Juno’s Legs To attach Juno’s legs, use the following provided parts: • 4 washers • 2 springs • 2 knurled nuts Attach Legs 1. Insert the leg screw into the hip joint hole. 2. Place a washer on the leg screw followed by one spring and a second washer.
Page 42: Step 4: Attach Juno's Arms
CAEJuno Setup Step 4: Attach Juno’s Arms You need (included): • 1 Articulated arm (right) • 1 IV arm (left) • 2 mounting screws • 1 Phillips screwdriver To attach the right articulated arm: Note: If installing the NIBP arm instead, refer to the instructions at Step 5.
Page 43: Step 5: Install The Nibp Arm (Optional)
4. Reinsert the IM pad into the arm. IM Pad Inserted 5. Repeat the steps for the IV arm on the left side. Step 5: Install the NIBP Arm (Optional) Note: You must have Juno Live or Complete to install the NIBP arm. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 44 • 1 Arm screw (Included) • 1 Joint Sphere (Included) If upgrading to Juno Live or Complete, remove the right articulated arm. 1. Remove the right arm IM pad and set it aside. 2. Unscrew the arm screw and Joint Sphere assembly. Place assembly aside.
Page 45 6. Reinsert the IM pad into the NIBP arm. 7. Connect the electronics tether from the NIBP arm to the arm connection on the manikin’s right side by aligning the arrows. Connecting the NIBP Arm Electronics Tether ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 47: Step 6: Modify A Blood Pressure Cuff
Setup Step 6: Modify a Blood Pressure Cuff Juno’s blood pressure can be taken using non-invasive monitoring techniques, but first you must modify a standard blood pressure cuff. You need: • 1 Standard adult blood pressure cuff • Scissors • T-shaped blood pressure adapter (included) •...
Page 48: Step 7: Place Juno's Wig
Step 7: Place Juno’s Wig 1. Remove the wig from the packaging, and remove all packing materials. 2. Place the wig on Juno’s head. If the wig needs to be adjusted, follow the steps in “Adjust the Fit of the Wig” below.
Page 49: Juno Features
Juno Features EATURES Uniquely designed to meet clinical competencies, CAE Juno offers true mobility, ease of use and a contemporary look and feel for a fully immersive experience. Juno easily converts from female to male, saving on costs and space while facilitating expanded learning opportunities.
Page 50: Respiratory System
Similar to the Respiratory System, the Cardiovascular System accurately simulates a wide variety of hemodynamic conditions and responses. Base Cardiovascular System The manikin accommodates bilateral carotid pulses that are actuated manually using the carotid pulse assembly kit. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 51: Gastrointestinal System
Patient Monitor of the software. Gastrointestinal System The Juno manikin features a realistic Gastrointestinal System for practicing clinical care skills. Base Gastrointestinal System A nasogastric tube can be inserted via either nostril and supports gastric lavage and gavage with fluids, up to 150 ml.
Page 52: Genitourinary System
For more information on changing the genitalia, see the Using Juno section of this user guide. Medication Administration The Juno manikin features Medication Administration capabilities for practicing clinical care skills. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 53: Simulated Clinical Experiences
The ears and eyes can be irrigated or medications can be administered. The Juno simulator is a manual-driven, script-controlled system designed to simulate a patient’s physiological condition, clinical signs, symptoms, and responses to certain clinical interventions.
Page 54 CAEJuno Juno Features Juno includes ten preconfigured SCEs, or clinical simulations, that cover a range of events and crises • Chronic heart failure exacerbation • Gastrointestinal bleed secondary to esophageal varices • Skills validation • Asthma managment of a patient in the home care setting •...
Page 55: Scenarios
Instructors may also modify events within a given scenario in real-time to increase or decrease event severity and shorten or prolong the duration of an event at any time during a simulation exercise. For instructions on modifying scenarios and creating new scenarios, refer to the Maestro for Juno User Guide.
Page 57: Using Juno
Using Juno SING Once the simulator is assembled, the Juno manikin is ready for learners to practice and master new competencies, interventions, and skills during clinical scenarios. To create a fully immersive simulation experience with advanced intervention capabilities and realtime data feedback, the Live and Complete configurations of the Juno simulator utilize instructor- led software with scenario programming capabilities.
Page 58: Respiratory System
• Manage difficult airways • Maintain tracheostomy site Nasal Packing Juno supports nasal packing. Nasal packing can be performed on both nares, utilizing ribbon, gauze, nasal packs, or tampons. To apply nasal packing: 1. Cut a length of ribbon gauze or use commercially available nasal pack or nasal tampon.
Page 59: Airway Management
• Laryngopharynx Intubation The upper airway of the Juno manikin is designed to allow for intubation. CAUTION: Airways can be damaged by improper insertion of an airway adjunct (such as endotracheal tube). To protect the airway, lubricate the adjunct prior to insertion using the silicone oil spray provided.
Page 60: Endotracheal Tube Placement
To place an endotracheal tube: 1. Wrap the inflatable cuff tubing around the endotracheal tube. Then, insert the end fitting into the endotracheal tube. Endotracheal Tube 2. Lubricate the endotracheal tube with silicone spray. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 61 Using Juno 3. Remove the tracheostomy plug. Remove Endotracheal Plug 4. Remove the bottom dentures. Remove Bottom Dentures ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 62 5. Insert the end of the endotracheal tube with the inflatable cuff through the tracheostomy port. Insert the Endotracheal Tube 6. Continue to insert the endotracheal tube until it can be seen at the back of the manikin’s throat. Endotracheal Tube Visible at Back of Throat ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 63 8. Replace the tracheostomy plug. 9. Fill the endotracheal cuff and secure the endotracheal tube. 10. Replace the bottom dentures. Chest Excursion During ventilation (BVM, endotracheal intubation, etc.), the chest will rise with sufficient ventilation volume. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 64: Ventilation
Manual Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) Ventilation Chest Tube Juno also has bilateral holes approximately in the fifth intercostal space slightly anterior to the mid auxiliary line for chest tube insertions. The chest tube can be taped into place and learners can perform chest tube care.
Page 65: Cardiovascular System
Using Juno Cardiovascular System The Juno manikin includes cardiovascular features that allow learners to practice basic assessment and life support skill sets. With the Juno manikin, learners can: • Palpate pulses • Place IV lines and catheters • Administer IM and SQ injections •...
Page 66: Pulses
Depending on the pulse location, pulses are manually operated (carotid) or managed using the software (brachial and radial). The Juno Live and Complete configurations include two brachial and two radial pulse locations. Practicing Carotid Pulse Techniques The manikin has bilateral carotid pulses that are manually operated.
Page 67 Carotid Pulse Palpated Managing Radial and Brachial Pulses Juno Live and Complete configurations come with a right NIBP and pulse arm which has radial and brachial pulse locations. The pulse is activated when pressure is applied to the correct location. The pulse intensities can be changed using the Maestro software.
Page 68: Iv Administration
IV Administration There are two IV sites on Juno’s left arm, located on the dorsum of the hand and the antecubital fossa. Each IV site has an insert with a loop of tubing. The sites are filled and drained through tubing running from the IV site up to the left shoulder.
Page 69 1. Connect the end of the drain port tubing to the IV tubing and an empty IV bag. 2. Open the clamp on the IV tubing. 3. Fill an IV bag with water, or with water mixed with food coloring to simulate blood. Close the clamp on the IV tubing. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 70: Subclavian Catheter
12. Open the IV drain tubing clamp. Subclavian Catheter Juno has a small hole in the upper right chest quadrant for insertion of a subclavian catheter. Learners can perform catheter care maintenance and dressing changes to the catheter site. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 71 Using Juno Note: Juno is not equipped for any subclavian or chest tube fluids. Subclavian Catheter Care Site ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 72: Intramuscular (Im) Subcutaneous (Sq) Injection
The IM/SQ Injection Site Intraosseous (IO) Cannulation Juno also allows for humeral intraosseous (IO) cannulation. The designated IO site is located on Juno’sleft shoulder and left leg. Note: Replace either of the IM pads with an IO access puck prior to performing IO cannulation.
Page 73: Ecg
Using Juno On Juno, a 4-lead ECG signal is emitted from the appropriate positions for display on a standard monitor. To produce ECG signals on a standard patient monitor, connect the ECG leads to the posts. Note: The ECG posts are supplied with the accessories kit and need to be installed at the locations indicated.
Page 74 1. Connect the extension from the T-fitting on the blood pressure cuff adapter to either of the NIBP ports on Juno’s right side shoulder. 2. Ensure the electronics tether from the NIBP arm is connected to the arm connector on Juno’s right side.
Page 75: Gastrointestinal System
Using Juno Gastrointestinal System Juno produces realistic bowel sounds. Auscultation of normal and abnormal bowel sounds can be performed with the StethoSym utilizing the RFID tags. For further information, see Using the StethoSym in this user guide. In addition, gastric lavage and gavage can be administered.
Page 76 3. Instill no more than 150 ml of fluid into the gastric reservoir. Instilling Fluid 4. Replace the cap on the gastric overflow line. 5. Spray the NG tube with silicone spray. Spray NG Tube with Silicone Lubricant ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 77: Ostomy Site Care And Irrigation
Ostomy Site Care and Irrigation There are three stoma sites on the manikin’s abdominal plate for stoma placement care and irrigation: • Colostomy (Large intestine) • Ileostomy (Small intestine) • Cystostomy (Bladder) ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 78 2. Place a stoma insert into the colostomy site and prepare it for the simulation. Stoma Insert Fluid from irrigation is collected in the internal abdominal reservoir. Only irrigate the stomas with a maximum of 200 ml of fluid. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 79: Enema Procedures
3. Position manikin onto left side and locate the anus. 4. Lubricate three inches of the tubing at the insertion end. 5. Instill enema fluid, not more than 200 ml as per procedure. 6. After the simulation, drain the enema reservoir. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 80: Genitourinary System
Performing Enema Procedure Genitourinary System Juno may beconfigured with either male or either of which allows for the insertion of a urinary catheter.The genitourinary system also provides for the excretion of urine. Changing the Simulator’s Genitalia Juno comes with male and female genitalia.
Page 81 6. Remove the abdominal plate and set it aside. Abdominal Plate Detached 7. Gently pull the current genital insert upward to remove it. 8. Locate the tubing connecting the genital insert to the urine reservoir and enema reservoir. Turn the connectors counter-clockwise to disconnect. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 82 12. Reconnect the urine reservoir connector to the lower port by turning the black connector clockwise. Urine and Enema Reservoirs Attached 13. Gently place the new genital insert into position by pushing forward. 14. Replace the abdominal plate. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 83 Use the breast foam alignment guides on the manikin to assist with proper placement. Breast Foam Alignment Guide Breast Foam Alignment Guide 3. Attach the lower skin tabs to the lower skin anchors. 4. Replace the wig (optional). ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 84: Reproductive System
CAEJuno Using Juno Reproductive System The Juno manikin allows for the learner to practice: • Breast examinations (using the optional Breast Exam Module) Breast Examination The Breast Exam optional module facilitates training in the recognition of breast disorders. These disorders are “movable” with the nodules placed within the openings on the inside of the breasts.
Page 85: Post-Mastectomy Care
• Normal right breast Post-Mastectomy Wound Kit To use the Post-Mastectomy wound kit: 1. Remove the female skin from Juno. 2. Replace with the post-mastectomy skin. 3. Place the end of a drainage system through the hole and underneath the skin.
Page 86: Medication Administration
Administration via Software Certain medication administration can be simulated using the instructor software. For more information on administering medication in the software only, see the Maestro for Juno User Guide. Intravenous, Intramuscular/Subcutaneous, and Intraosseous Medication Learners can administer medications via IM/SQ injection, IV cannulation or intraosseous injection.
Page 87: Ear Irrigation
2. Place a towel under the manikin’s head. 3. Place the tip of the device at the entrance of the ear canal and irrigate. Ear Irrigation Eye Irrigation Both eyes can be used to practice irrigation techniques. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 88: Sounds
Auscultated Sounds To auscultate sounds on the Juno manikin, be sure to locate a stethoscope and set up the StethoSym prior to beginning a simulation. Note: A patient must be running in the software for any sounds to be available. By default, Normal sounds are selected.
Page 89: Heart, Lung And Bowel Sounds
Sounds button on the Run screen in Maestro. When the Sounds panel appears, select one of the tabs: Heart, Lungs, or Bowel. Adjust all areas or isolate by changing the sound type per region, if applicable. Select the sounds from the Type drop-down menu. See the Maestro for Juno User Guide for complete details.
Page 91: Care And Maintenance
Contact CAE Healthcare Customer Support for any questions and concerns regarding hardware maintenance. CAUTION Do not attempt to open or repair any simulator components without authorization from CAE Customer Support. Doing so may void the warranty. General Simulator Care •...
Page 92: Step 1: Clean The Manikin
Gently rub the soiled area with a soft cloth to remove most marks and stains. DO NOT use solvents or abrasive pads. Inspect the manikin for damage or puncture marks. If damage exists, contact CAE Healthcare Customer Service immediately for a repair. Prompt repair prevents expansion of the damaged area.
Page 93 8. Disconnect syringe from IV prime port. 9. Disconnect the IV tubing and bag from the IV drain port. 10. Empty the IV bag. 11. Reconnect the IV tubing and empty IV bag to the drain port. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 94: Step 4: Maintaining Im Injection Site
If the simulation included use of IM injection equipment, perform the following steps prior to storing the manikin: 1. Remove the pad from the injection site. 2. Remove the sponge from inside the pad. Remove the Sponge from the IM Pad ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 95: Step 5: Power Off The Instructor Tablet
Tap the X in the upper-right corner of the screen to exit Maestro. The tablet desktop screen appears. d. Tap the Start menu icon in the lower-left corner. Start Menu A menu appears. e. From the menu, tap the Power button. ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 96: Step 6: Power Off The Manikin (Optional)
Tap OK. Step 6: Power Off the Manikin (Optional) Note: This step applies only to Juno Live and Complete configurations. To power off the manikin: a. Press the button located on right side of the simulator and hold it for three seconds. The LED light will start flashing Green.
Page 97: Storage
Storage IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to open or repair any simulator components. Doing so may void the warranty. If damage exists, contact CAE Customer Service immediately for a repair. Prompt repair prevents expansion of the damaged area. Prior to storing the product: •...
Page 98 The shipping container is approximately 2 feet (61cm) by 6 feet (183 cm). Juno supports storage up to twelve months. After that period of time, the user will need to charge the simulator again.
Page 99: Appendix A - Recommended Clinical Supplies
7 mm Oropharyngeal Airway 100 mm Nasal-Pharyngeal Airway 24 Fr Tracheostomy Tube 6 mm IV Cannula 20 g Chest Tube 28 Fr *With fluid return. Other Clinical Supplies Manual Bag Valve Mask (BVM) Endotracheal Tube Lighted Stylets ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 100 CAEJuno Appendix A - Recommended Clinical Supplies THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK ©2023 CAE 905K600152 v1.4...
Page 101 For more information about CAE products, contact your regional sales manager or the CAE distributor in your country, or visit caehealthcare.com. Tel +1 941-377-5562 or 866-233-6384 For customer service, please contact CAE. Customer Service Headquarters - United States Monday - Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ET Phone 1-866-462-7920 Email: srqcustomerservice@cae.com...

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