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- Page 1 Product Technical Guide F&P SleepStyle Auto F&P SleepStyle CPAP...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS BEFORE YOU START ....................................... 4 INTRODUCTION ......................................4 Applicable Models ................................................4 Warnings/cautions ...............................................4 Electrical specifications .............................................. 5 1.3.1 Means of isolating the device from the supply mains ..............................5 1.3.2 Fuse rating ................................................. 5 1.3.3 Battery life ................................................5 1.3.4 Modem ................................................. - Page 3 APPENDIX C: USE AND CARE GUIDE ..................................15 APPENDIX D: CLINICIAN GUIDE ..................................42 F&P SleepStyle Product Technical Guide | 3...
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Page 4: Before You Start
F&P SleepStyle Auto and CPAP devices. 1. INTRODUCTION The F&P SleepStyle Auto is an auto-adjusting positive airway pressure device. The F&P SleepStyle CPAP is a continuous positive airway pressure device (CPAP). This guide refers to the F&P SleepStyle Auto and F&P SleepStyle CPAP as the “device”. -
Page 5: Electrical Specifications
1.3 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 1.3.1 Means of isolating the device from the supply mains Mains plug of the detachable power supply cord. 1.3.2 Fuse rating 4 A, Time-lag, breaking capacity: 1500A Note: Fuses are not replaceable. 1.3.3 Battery life 2 years shelf life, 5 years useful life Note: Battery is not replaceable or rechargeable. -
Page 6: General Information About The Device
2. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEVICE 2.1 THE PNEUMATIC FLOW PATH AND SENSORS Figure 1: Air flow from rear of device to patient (refer to table below) Number Description Range Air inlet filter Ambient temperature sensor 0 – 40 °C Flow sensor -95 –... -
Page 7: Operation
3. OPERATION 3.1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 3.1.1 Function of the device after interruption and restoration of the power supply: All device settings are permanently retained during power interruption or when the device is disconnected from the wall socket. After power is restored, the device will restart in the same mode that it was in prior to the power interruption or disconnection. Note: Power interruptions in Auto mode will reset the auto algorithm to minimum pressure. -
Page 8: Pressure Performance Check
5.3 PRESSURE PERFORMANCE CHECK 5.3.1 Equipment required: • The device to be tested with a breathing tube fitted - ThermoSmart™ breathing tube or a standard breathing tube with an elbow • A calibrated manometer with a pressure range to 30cmH O and an adaptor with a pressure port for the manometer to fit into the breathing tube (22mm) •... -
Page 9: Compliance Upload Hardware Checks
5.5 COMPLIANCE UPLOAD HARDWARE CHECKS 5.5.1 Bluetooth® Confirm that the Bluetooth icon is displayed on the device screen (Note: Press Menu if icons are not currently displayed). If the icon has a line through it , the Bluetooth function is disabled. Refer to the Use and Care Guide in Appendix C (section 4.2) to enable the Bluetooth function. -
Page 10: Electrical Safety Test
5.7 ELECTRICAL SAFETY TEST To test for electrical safety, perform the Insulation Resistance test as described below and any other tests required by local regulations. Note: If any electrical safety tests fail, please contact your Fisher & Paykel Healthcare representative. 5.7.1 Insulation resistance test: Use a 500 VDC insulation tester to measure the resistance between the mains plug phase and neutral pins (joined together) and the heater plate - it should be greater than 10 MΩ... -
Page 11: Appendix A: Iec60601-1-2 Emc Tables
APPENDIX A: IEC60601-1-2 EMC TABLES GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER’S DECLARATION - ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS The F&P SleepStyle Series is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the F&P SleepStyle Series should ensure that it is used in such an environment. Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guidance... - Page 12 GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER’S DECLARATION - ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY The F&P SleepStyle Series is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of F&P SleepStyle Series should ensure that it is used in such an environment. Immunity test IEC60601 test level Compliance level...
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Page 13: Recommended Separation Distances Between Portable And Mobile Rf Communications Equipment And The F&P Sleepstyle Series
RECOMMENDED SEPARATION DISTANCES BETWEEN PORTABLE AND MOBILE RF COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT AND THE F&P SLEEPSTYLE SERIES The F&P SleepStyle Series is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the F&P SleepStyle Series can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the F&P SleepStyle Series as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment. -
Page 14: Appendix B: Modem And Bluetooth Wireless Technology Specifications
APPENDIX B: MODEM AND BLUETOOTH WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY SPECIFICATIONS MODEM (APPLICABLE MODELS: SPSAAN, SPSCAN, SPSAAU) Frequency band of Channel Frequency band Channel Modulation Maximum output power reception Bandwidth of transmission Bandwidth during transmission 869 to 894 MHz 200kHz 824 to 849 MHz 200kHz GSM –... - Page 15 APPENDIX C: USE AND CARE GUIDE Use and Care Guide – Front cover Use and Care Guide F&P SleepStyle Auto F&P SleepStyle CPAP English F&P SleepStyle Product Technical Guide | 15...
- Page 16 Use and Care Guide – Page 1 ENGLISH BEFORE YOU START Caution: USA Federal Law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician. Before the device is used for the first time, it must be set up by a healthcare provider. If your device or any accessories are not operating correctly, please contact your healthcare provider.
- Page 17 Use and Care Guide – Page 2 ENGLISH Viewing your therapy data ........................A-11 View your therapy data on your device .........................A-11 4.1.1 Therapy Data ................................A-11 4.2 View your therapy data on the SleepStyle App or website ..................A-12 Uploading your therapy data ........................A-12 Modem .......................................A-12 5.2 F&P InfoUSB™...
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Page 18: Overview
1.3.2 To avoid electric shock: pressure device (CPAP). • Do not use if the device, power cord or accessories are This guide refers to the F&P SleepStyle Auto and damaged, deformed, or cracked. F&P SleepStyle CPAP as the “device”. The device is intended •... -
Page 19: To Avoid Choking, Or Inhalation Of A Foreign Object
Use and Care Guide – Page 4 ENGLISH 1.3.6 To avoid choking, or inhalation of 30 cm (12 in.) of any portable mobile radio frequency communication equipment. The device complies with a foreign object: the electromagnetic compatibility requirements of IEC •... -
Page 20: General
Use and Care Guide – Page 5 ENGLISH 1.4.2 General: • Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Fisher & Paykel Healthcare voids the user’s authority to operate the device. • Position the device so the power cord connection to the power supply is easily accessible and able to be disconnected. -
Page 21: Getting Started
Use and Care Guide – Page 6 ENGLISH 2. GETTING STARTED 2.1 DEVICE AND ACCESSORIES 1 x Carry bag 1 x Chamber seal 1 x SleepStyle device 1 x Outlet seal 1 x Breathing tube 1 x F&P InfoUSB (already in InfoUSB port) 1 x Power cord 1 x Air filter (already in the device) 1 x F&P SleepStyle Use and Care Guide... -
Page 22: Setting Up Your Device
Use and Care Guide – Page 7 ENGLISH 2.2 SETTING UP YOUR DEVICE Breathing tube Connect your breathing tube into the air outlet. 1. Place the device below head height on a stable and level surface, like a bedside table. ThermoSmart breathing Standard breathing tube tube... - Page 23 Use and Care Guide – Page 8 ENGLISH 4. Fill the water chamber with water. Cautions Peel back the chamber seal on the left-hand side of the To prevent water damage to the device: water chamber. Fill the water chamber with water up to Do not use the device without the chamber seal fitted to the maximum water-level line, as indicated on the side and the water chamber.
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Page 24: Using Your Device
Use and Care Guide – Page 9 ENGLISH 3. USING YOUR DEVICE 3.1 SCREEN ICONS When your device is plugged in and switched on, you will see the home screen appear with up to four icons. These icons indicate the status of a setting or accessory, as follows: ThermoSmart Icon* Bluetooth®... -
Page 25: Starting Therapy
Use and Care Guide – Page 10 A-10 ENGLISH 3.3 STARTING THERAPY If you need to restart Ramp, press and hold Start/Stop for 3 seconds. 1. Fit your mask. Note: Refer to your mask’s user instructions for more information on how to fit and remove your mask. 2. -
Page 26: Sensawake
Use and Care Guide – Page 11 ENGLISH A-11 4.1.1 Therapy Data: Note: Expiratory relief may be restricted by your healthcare provider. THERAPY HOURS 3.6.4 SensAwake™ We all experience subconscious waking during the night. When this happens, SensAwake will provide pressure relief to help ease your return to sleep. -
Page 27: View Your Therapy Data On The Sleepstyle App Or Website
Use and Care Guide – Page 12 A-12 ENGLISH 4.2 VIEW YOUR THERAPY DATA ON THE SLEEPSTYLE APP OR WEBSITE Your SleepStyle device allows you to view your therapy data on the SleepStyle App* or website*. The SleepStyle 3. Press Down or Up to change the setting. -
Page 28: Sleepstyle Website
Use and Care Guide – Page 13 ENGLISH A-13 your therapy data, or take your InfoUSB with you when you 3. Follow the on-screen steps to complete linking visit them next, or post the InfoUSB to them. your device If your healthcare provider updates your prescription Your therapy data on your InfoUSB will be uploaded to the or device settings on the InfoUSB, these changes will SleepStyle website and can be viewed in the “My Data”... -
Page 29: Caring For Your Device
Use and Care Guide – Page 14 A-14 ENGLISH 4. Confirmation 4. Lift the tab on the side of the water chamber and lift the chamber lid to open. After the data has been sent successfully, a confirmation message will appear. If your prescription is updated, you will also see the message “Your healthcare provider has updated your prescription.”... -
Page 30: Wash After Each Use
Use and Care Guide – Page 15 ENGLISH A-15 Outlet seal and elbow Cautions 1. Disconnect the elbow from the standard breathing tube. General: 2. Hand-wash the outlet seal and elbow in a tub of warm, Replace the device and accessories if there is any sign soapy water with a mild dishwashing detergent. -
Page 31: Reassembly Of The Device
Use and Care Guide – Page 16 A-16 ENGLISH 6.3 REASSEMBLY OF THE DEVICE Once the parts you have cleaned are dry, you can reassemble the parts. BREATHING TUBE 1. Hold the elbow end of the breathing tube and push it into the air outlet of the device. -
Page 32: Air Filter
Use and Care Guide – Page 17 ENGLISH A-17 7. TRAVELING WITH YOUR 6.4.1 Air filter The air filter is located at the rear of the device. Replace the DEVICE air filter at least once every 3 months, or more frequently if it becomes blocked with dirt or dust. -
Page 33: Specifications
‡ F&P SleepStyle App and Web * Not available in all models. ** The ThermoSmart Breathing Tube is required to activate ThermoSmart. † SleepStyle Auto only. ‡ Not available in all countries. 8.2 SYMBOL DEFINITIONS For safety reasons, refer to the instructions for... -
Page 34: Product Specifications
Use and Care Guide – Page 19 ENGLISH A-19 Date of shelf life expiry Prescription only Type BF applied part UL Classified mark symbol Non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation Do not discard as regular waste Class II equipment MR unsafe 8.3 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions 144 H x 177 W x 183 D mm (5.7 H x 7.0 W x 7.2 D in.) Weight... - Page 35 Use and Care Guide – Page 20 A-20 ENGLISH The pneumatic flow path: 1. Air inlet filter 7. Water chamber 2. Ambient temperature sensor 8. Heater plate 3. Flow sensor 9. Heater plate temperature sensor 4. Blower 10. Control system 5.
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Page 36: Classifications
Use and Care Guide – Page 21 ENGLISH A-21 High 3 cmH₂O Electrical ratings Rated supply voltage Rated current input Rated supply frequency 100–115 V 1.2 A (2.5 A max.) 50–60 Hz 220–240 V 1.1 A (2.3 A max.) 50–60 Hz Outlet air temperature Maximum = 38 °C (100 °F) Noise level... -
Page 37: Operating Ranges
Use and Care Guide – Page 22 A-22 ENGLISH 8.5 OPERATING RANGES 8.8 SERVICING Ambient temperature Warnings 12 to 35 °C (54 to 95 °F) (operating range) General: This device is not repairable and does not contain any Ambient temperature repairable parts. -
Page 38: Device Troubleshooting
Use and Care Guide – Page 23 ENGLISH A-23 9.1 DEVICE TROUBLESHOOTING* Problem Solution The power cord may not be plugged in correctly. Solution: Push the power cord connector firmly to confirm it is inserted correctly into the My therapy won’t start, and power supply and into the rear of the device. - Page 39 Use and Care Guide – Page 24 A-24 ENGLISH Problem Solution The humidity level may be incorrect. Solution: Check if the humidity level is above 0. See section 3.6 – Comfort Settings for more information on changing the humidity setting. The water chamber may be empty.
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Page 40: Error Messages On Sleepstyle Screen
Use and Care Guide – Page 25 ENGLISH A-25 9.2 ERROR MESSAGES ON SLEEPSTYLE SCREEN If a fault is detected with your device or its accessories, an error message will appear on the display screen. Identify the error code in the ranges specified below and follow the appropriate corrective action. If the error persists or reoccurs, please consult your healthcare provider. - Page 41 Use and Care Guide – Back cover Manufacturer Denmark Russia Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Ltd, Tel: +45 70 26 37 70 Tel and Fax: +7 495 782 21 50 15 Maurice Paykel Place, Fax: +46 83 66 310 Spain East Tamaki, Auckland 2013 Finland Tel: +34 902 013 346 PO Box 14 348 Panmure, Tel: +358 94 1590 355 Fax: +34 902 013 379 Auckland 1741, Fax: +46 83 66 310...
- Page 42 APPENDIX D: CLINICIAN GUIDE Clinician Guide – Front cover Clinician Guide F&P SleepStyle Auto F&P SleepStyle CPAP F&P SleepStyle Product Technical Guide | 42...
- Page 43 CLINICIAN GUIDE To be retained by the clinician. This guide refers to the F&P SleepStyle Auto and F&P SleepStyle CPAP as the “device”. The device is intended to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) by delivering a flow of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) at a level prescribed by the physician to splint open the airway and prevent airway collapse.
- Page 44 Clinician Guide – Page 2 ENGLISH SERVICE OPTIONS ..........................A-14 Information ..................................A-14 7.2 Fault Log ...................................A-14 7.3 Clear Patient Data ................................A-15 7.4 Factory Reset ..................................A-15 PATIENT SETUP ..........................A-16 Device Setup ..................................A-16 8.2 Starting Therapy ................................A-18 8.3 Stopping Therapy ................................A-18 8.4 User Controls for the Patient Menu ........................A-19 8.5 Patient Menu Settings ..............................
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Page 45: Warnings
Clinician Guide – Page 3 ENGLISH 1. WARNINGS To avoid the risk of fire: Do not use this device with patients requiring supplemental oxygen. Connecting supplemental oxygen to any part of this system, either at the mask or at the device air outlet, may cause oxygen to build up in the device, and could result in a fire. -
Page 46: F&P Sleepstyle And Accessories
Clinician Guide – Page 4 ENGLISH 2.1 F&P SleepStyle and Accessories 1 x Carry-bag 1 x Chamber seal 1 x SleepStyle device 1 x Outlet seal 1 x Breathing tube 1 x F&P InfoUSB (already in InfoUSB port) 1 x Power cord 1 x Air filter (already in the device) 1 x F&P SleepStyle Use and Care Guide 1 x Spare air filter... -
Page 47: F&P Sleepstyle Models And Features
F&P SleepStyle App and Web ‡ * Not available in all models. ** The ThermoSmart Breathing Tube is required to activate ThermoSmart. † SleepStyle Auto only. ‡ Not available in all countries. 2.3 First Start-up When the device is powered up for the first time, or after a factory reset, you will be asked to select the language used in the device menus. -
Page 48: Using The Clinician Menu
Clinician Guide – Page 6 ENGLISH 3. USING THE CLINICIAN MENU 3.1 How to Enter the Clinician 3.2 How to Exit the Clinician Menu Menu On the main Clinician Menu screen, press Menu Press and hold Start/Stop Alternatively, press Down or Up scroll to “Exit clinician menu”, located at the top and bottom of the main Clinician Menu... -
Page 49: F&P Sleepstyle Controls For Clinician Menu
Clinician Guide – Page 7 ENGLISH 3.3 F&P SleepStyle Controls for Clinician Menu Start/Stop • Press and hold, along with Down , Up , OK , or Menu , to enter the Clinician Menu. Menu •... -
Page 50: Clinician Sub-Menus
Clinician Guide – Page 8 ENGLISH 3.4 Clinician Sub-menus The Clinician Menu has four sub-menus: Therapy, Comfort, Device, and Service Info. Below is a guide to the settings in each sub-menu that you can Activate/Deactivate, or, choose to show/ hide information that appears in the Patient Menu. For more detailed information, please refer to the relevant section in this Clinician Guide. -
Page 51: Service Options
Clinician Guide – Page 9 ENGLISH Sub-menu Settings Expiratory relief Activate Expiratory relief: Activates or Deactivates the expiratory relief feature. If No is selected, expiratory relief will be Deactivated, you will be taken back to the main Clinician Menu screen, and the “Expiratory Relief”... -
Page 52: Therapy Options
0.5 cmH O increments from 4 cmH to Auto (auto-adjusting pressure) in device models to the maximum pressure setting. The default with this feature (F&P SleepStyle Auto only). setting is 4 cmH Press Down or Up to scroll to the “Therapy mode”... -
Page 53: Comfort Options
Clinician Guide – Page 11 ENGLISH A-11 5. COMFORT OPTIONS 5.1 Humidity 4. Press OK to accept the change. The humidity level can be set to 0 (Off) or between 1 and 7 (On). The default humidity setting is 5. Press Down or Up to scroll to the... -
Page 54: Sensawake
Clinician Guide – Page 12 A-12 ENGLISH 5.3 SensAwake™ In this menu, SensAwake can be Activated or Deactivated. If Activated, the SensAwake pressure can be set between 4 and 20 cmH O, in 0.5 cmH increments. The default setting is Activated and You will be asked if you would like to “Allow patient the default SensAwake pressure is 4 cmH to deactivate?”. -
Page 55: Device Options
Clinician Guide – Page 13 ENGLISH A-13 6. DEVICE OPTIONS 6.1 Display pressure 6.2 Display (Patient) AHI Display pressure allows you to show or hide the Display AHI allows you to show or hide AHI when pressure level during therapy. The default setting a patient views their therapy data. -
Page 56: Time
Clinician Guide – Page 14 A-14 ENGLISH 7. SERVICE OPTIONS 6.3 Time To ensure accurate therapy data reporting, the time on the device’s internal clock needs to be set. 7.1 Information The time must be set in 24 hour format. The Information screen shows the software version the device is running and the total number of To set the device time:... - Page 57 Clinician Guide – Page 15 ENGLISH A-15 7.3 Clear Patient Data 7.4 Factory Reset “Clear patient data” allows you to delete all of the A factory reset will delete all data and prescription therapy data from the device and the associated settings from the device and the InfoUSB.
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Page 58: Patient Setup
Clinician Guide – Page 16 A-16 ENGLISH 8. PATIENT SETUP 8.1 Device Setup 2. Connect the power cord and ThermoSmart breathing tube (or the standard breathing tube Below is a guide for taking a patient through the and elbow). device setup. You may wish to refer the patient to the F&P SleepStyle Quick Reference Guide. - Page 59 Clinician Guide – Page 17 ENGLISH A-17 3. Open the device lid and remove the water chamber. Warnings To avoid burns: Do not fill the water chamber with hot water as this may lead to airway burns. Cautions To prevent water damage to the device: •...
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Page 60: Starting Therapy
Clinician Guide – Page 18 A-18 ENGLISH 8.2 Starting Therapy 5. Unfold the chamber seal and push down in the finger holds to secure it in place. Ask the patient to fit their mask. 2. Press Start/Stop to start therapy. The screen below will appear: 8.3 Stopping Therapy Get the patient to remove their mask. -
Page 61: User Controls For The Patient Menu
Clinician Guide – Page 19 ENGLISH A-19 8.4 User Controls for the Patient Menu The Patient Menu has different controls to the Clinician Menu. When in the Patient Menu, please use the controls as outlined below. Start/Stop • Press to start and stop therapy. •... -
Page 62: Patient Menu Settings
Clinician Guide – Page 20 A-20 ENGLISH 8.5 Patient Menu Settings 8.5.3 Expiratory relief Expiratory relief is available with all models, and The Patient Menu refers to all the settings that the the following settings are available: patient can view to access and make adjustments to their therapy. -
Page 63: Hidden Data Transfer Menu
Clinician Guide – Page 21 ENGLISH A-21 8.6 Hidden Data Transfer Menu This hidden menu is intended for troubleshooting over the phone, between the clinician and the patient. The following are instructions to provide to the patient to guide them in accessing and navigating this hidden menu. -
Page 64: Bluetooth® Technology (On/Off
Clinician Guide – Page 22 A-22 ENGLISH 8.6.4 Bluetooth® Technology (On/ 3. Press OK to clear all paired devices. Wait for the following screen to appear: Off) This option allows the patient to turn Bluetooth wireless technology On or Off. To turn Bluetooth On or Off, ask the patient to: Press Menu until they reach the... -
Page 65: Servicing
Clinician Guide – Page 23 ENGLISH A-23 9. SERVICING Warnings General: This device is not repairable and does not contain any repairable parts. Please refer queries relating to the device or accessories to your Fisher & Paykel Healthcare representative. The device does not require preventative maintenance. -
Page 66: Multi-Patient Use
Clinician Guide – Page 24 A-24 ENGLISH 10. MULTI-PATIENT USE High-level disinfection cleaning is required when BREATHING TUBE the device is intended for multiple-patient use. Hold the plastic connector and gently pull it away from the device. 10.1 Disassembly for Cleaning and High-Level Disinfection DEVICE Disconnect the device from the mains power... -
Page 67: Cleaning And High-Level Disinfection Of The Device And Accessories
Clinician Guide – Page 25 ENGLISH A-25 10.2 Cleaning and High-Level WATER CHAMBER AND CHAMBER SEAL Disinfection of the Device and Press the lid latch and open the device lid. 2. Take the water chamber out of the device. Accessories To maintain optimal therapy and presentation of the device and accessories, regular cleaning is recommended. -
Page 68: Cleaning
Clinician Guide – Page 26 A-26 ENGLISH 10.2.1 CLEANING DEVICE Wipe the exterior of the device and the chamber housing with a clean, damp (not dripping) cloth and warm soapy water using a mild dishwashing detergent. 2. Leave to dry out of direct sunlight or heat. WATER CHAMBER, CHAMBER SEAL, STANDARD BREATHING TUBE, OUTLET SEAL AND ELBOW... -
Page 69: High-Level Disinfection
Clinician Guide – Page 27 ENGLISH A-27 10.2.2 HIGH-LEVEL DISINFECTION Note: High-level disinfection may be repeated 20 times per part, then they should be replaced. The air filter and ThermoSmart breathing tube must be replaced between patients. Refer to section 10.4 – Replacing the Air Filter between Patients. -
Page 70: Reassembly Of The Device And Accessories
Clinician Guide – Page 28 A-28 ENGLISH 10.3 Reassembly of the Device 3. Place the water chamber back into the device. and Accessories OUTLET SEAL Hold the tab on the outlet seal and push it into the chamber housing inlet. Ensure the tab is sitting flat against the wall of the chamber housing. -
Page 71: Replacing The Air Filter Between Patients
Clinician Guide – Page 29 ENGLISH A-29 10.4 Replacing the Air Filter between Patients The air filter is located at the rear of the device and ensures the air intake into the device is filtered to remove particles and dust. The air filter is not washable and must be replaced between patients. -
Page 72: Therapy And Compliance Data
Clinician Guide – Page 30 A-30 ENGLISH 11. THERAPY AND COMPLIANCE DATA Note: The device reported AHI is not equivalent to 11.2 Bluetooth Technology an AASM (American Academy of Sleep Medicine) The Bluetooth wireless technology feature allows AHI and therefore should not be used for diagnosis patients to pair the device with a mobile device of OSA or in isolation for titration or clinical so they can use the F&P SleepStyle App*. - Page 73 Clinician Guide – Page 31 ENGLISH A-31 Cautions General: Only use the InfoUSB with the device. Use of any other USB drives may cause data corruption. Do not attempt to change the directories or view the data without software distributed or designed for use with the device.
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Page 74: Replacement Parts
Clinician Guide – Page 32 A-32 ENGLISH 12. REPLACEMENT PARTS Below is a list of replacement parts that are available. Product code Description 900SPS100 Water chamber 900SPS101 Chamber seal 900SPS111 Air filter (single) 900SPS110 Air filters (2-pack) 900SPS120 ThermoSmart breathing tube* 900SPS121 Standard breathing tube with elbow* 900SPS122... -
Page 75: Troubleshooting
Clinician Guide – Page 33 ENGLISH A-33 13. TROUBLESHOOTING* If you feel that the device is not operating correctly, please refer to the following suggestions. If the problem continues, please contact your Fisher & Paykel Healthcare representative. Warnings To avoid electric shock: •... - Page 76 Clinician Guide – Page 34 ENGLISH A-34 Problem Solution It is possible that the device could restart due to Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). No actions are necessary as the device will restart and The device restarts. resume therapy. If restarts continue to occur, ensure there is sufficient space between the SleepStyle device and other electrical devices that may cause interference.
- Page 77 Clinician Guide – Page 35 ENGLISH A-35 Problem Solution The device may not be discoverable or Bluetooth may not be turned on either device. The device will not pair Solution: Turning the Bluetooth setting off and on again on the mobile to a mobile device using device may resolve connectivity issues.
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Page 78: Error Messages On Sleepstyle Screen
Clinician Guide – Page 36 A-36 ENGLISH 13.2 Error Messages on SleepStyle Screen If a fault is detected with the device or its accessories, a screen will appear with a notification and an error code. Identify the error code in the ranges specified below and follow the appropriate corrective action. If the error continues or reoccurs, record the number displayed and contact your Fisher &... - Page 79 Clinician Guide – Back cover Switzerland Manufacturer Finland Tel: 0800 83 47 63 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Ltd Tel: +358 (0)405 406618 Fax: 0800 83 47 54 15 Maurice Paykel Place Fax: +46 (0)8 36 6310 East Tamaki, Auckland 2013 Taiwan France PO Box 14 348, Panmure...
- Page 80 Manufacturer Australia (Sponsor) France Spain Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Ltd, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Pty Ltd, Tel: +33 1 6446 5201 Tel: +34 902 013 346 15 Maurice Paykel Place, 19-31 King Street, Nunawading, Fax: +33 1 6446 5221 Fax: +34 902 013 379 East Tamaki, Auckland 2013 Melbourne, Victoria 3131. Germany Sweden PO Box 14 348 Panmure, Tel: +61 3 9871 4900...
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is it possible to increase air pressure from machine into mask as it doesnt fully stop me snoring?
The F&P SleepStyle Auto has an auto-adjusting pressure feature, which means it can automatically adjust air pressure based on the user's needs. However, the manual does not explicitly state that the pressure can be manually increased to reduce snoring.
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