Transferring Data Between The Vivo 65 And A Pc - Breas VIVO 65 User Manual

Sigh
When the Sigh feature is enabled the ventilator will deliver a Sigh breath as configured by
the prescriber at a certain preset frequency. A Sigh is a breath where an increased % of the
set pressure or volume is delivered to the patient.
In Volume modes the ventilator can deliver a Sigh using 125%, 150%, 175% or 200% of
the set Tidal Volume. The Tidal Volume that will be used during the Sigh for the selected
% will be displayed on the Setting screen.
In Pressure modes the ventilator can deliver a Sigh using 125%, 150%, 175% or 200% of
the set Inspiratory Pressure. The Inspiratory Pressure that will be used during the Sigh for
the selected % will be displayed on the Setting screen.
The Sigh frequency can be set to occur once every 50, 100, 150, 200 or 250 mandatory or
assisted breaths.
NOTE
In pressure modes (during the sigh breath), the high pressure alarm will automatically be
set 10 cmH
In volume modes (during the sigh breath), the high pressure alarm will automatically be
increased by the same percentage as the set sigh volume (max 55 cmH
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Transferring Data between the Vivo 65 and a PC

WARNING!
Read the chapter 2.2 Electrical Safety, page 13 carefully to make sure all conditions are con-
sidered and met.
CAUTION!
Do not eject the memory card or disconnect the Vivo-PC data cable while the Vivo 65 is
transferring data. Doing so may result in loss of data and/or damaged equipment.
NOTE
In order to view and present patient data correctly, the Vivo 65 PC Software must be
installed on the PC.
Instructions on how to manage data in the Vivo 65 PC Software can be found in the
software help.
Data can be transferred in two ways:
Transferring Data with a Memory Card
NOTE
The Vivo 65 can copy and transfer data to the memory card.
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