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  • Page 1 TA80V User Manual TA80V Veterinary Anesthesia Workstation User Manual Only for Veterinary Use...

  • Page 2: Statement

    TA80V User Manual STATEMENT Tootoo Meditech Co., Ltd.(hereinafter referred to as the Company) owns the copyright of this non-publicly published manual and has the right to treat it as confidential information. This manual is only to be used as reference material for operation, maintenance and repair. No one else is authorized to disclose the contents of this manual to others.
  • Page 3 TA80V User Manual Guarantee statement The Company's obligations under this warranty do not include freight, other charges;  The Company is not responsible for direct, indirect or final damage and delays caused by improper  use, replacement of parts not authorized by the Company, or repair of the machine by persons not authorized by the Company.
  • Page 4 TA80V User Manual Welcome to use our products! For proper and effective use of this product, the user must read this manual carefully before using the product. The user must fully understand and strictly comply with this manual when using this product.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    TA80V User Manual CONTENT TA80V VETERINARY ANESTHESIA WORKSTATION ................1 USER MANUAL ............................1 STATEMENT ..............................2 GUARANTEE STATEMENT ......................... 3 CHAPTER 1 FOREWORD ..........................3 1.1 A TA80V V ............... 3 BOUT ETERINARY NESTHESIA ORKSTATION 1.2 S ........................3 YMBOLS IN THE ANUAL CHAPTER 2 ANESTHESIA SYSTEM CONTROL ..................5...
  • Page 6 TA80V User Manual 5.5. C ..............35 ONNECTION TO THE XHAUST BSORPTION YSTEM CHAPTER 6 CLEANING AND STERILIZATION ..................36 6.1. C ................ 37 LEANING AND ISINFECTION EFORE THE IRST 6.2. P ..................... 37 ARTS OF THE REATHING IRCUIT 6.3. S ......................... 37 ANISTER 6.4.

  • Page 7: Guarantee Statement

    The standard configuration of this system is suitable for animal patients above 0.5 Kg. The TA80V veterinary anesthesia machine is mainly used in animal hospital operating rooms, and can also be used in animal hospital emergency rooms, animal scientific research and other places where anesthesia is required.
  • Page 8 TA80V User Manual Turn on (power supply) Animal Equipment Turn off (power supply) Mute AC Power Mechanical Ventilation DC Power Dangerous voltage Protective grounding Input Equipotential Output One-way movement Two-way movement Lock Unlock Inhaled airflow Exhaled airflow Take the top reading of the...

  • Page 9: Chapter 2 Anesthesia System Control

    Accidental leakage or spilling of anesthetic and other liquids on the roof may cause internal device failure or safety accidents. Warning When the anesthesia machine is in normal use, the tilt angle must not exceed 10 degrees. 2.1.1.Parts Introduction Figure 2-1 Front view of TA80V...
  • Page 10 Auto-Manual switch Turn counterclockwise to point to Auto, the working state is ventilator-controlled state, and the ventilator provides the air source to work. Figure 2-3 Controls on the Front Side of the TA80V...
  • Page 11 TA80V User Manual - Figure Figure 2-3 TA80V Left-side view 1. Top Cover 2.Pressure Gauge 3. Soda Lime Canister 4. Speaker Port 5. Oxygen sensor interface 6. ETCO2 module interface 7. Flow sensor interface (connected with white pipe) 8. Flow sensor interface (connected to the blue tube, close to the animal patient end)

  • Page 12: Anesthesia And Respiratory System Components

    TA80V User Manual 2.2. Anesthesia and Respiratory System Components Figure 2-4 Respiratory System Components 1 Bellows 2 Bellow tray 3 Airway pressure gauge 4 Inhale one-way valve 5 Exhale one-way valve 6 CO2 Absorption canister 7 APL (adjustable pressure limit)

  • Page 13: Bellow Integrated Interface

    TA80V User Manual Item Icon Instruction During manual ventilation, adjust the pressure limits of the respiratory system. APL Valve Adjustment range: 0.19 ～ 6kPa Figure 2-3 Function of APL Valve 2.2.1. Bellow Integrated Interface Warning It is prohibited to connect the exhaust system interface directly to the negative pressure system.

  • Page 14: Vaporizer Control

    For more detailed information about the anesthesia vaporizer, please refer to the anesthesia vaporizer operation and maintenance manual NOTE The vaporizer used with the TA80V anesthesia system shall comply with ISO 8835-4. 2.4. Anesthesia Ventilator Control NOTE Anesthesia ventilator meets the requirements of ISO 8835-5...

  • Page 15: Switch Button

    TA80V User Manual 2.4.2.Switch Button Press this button to turn on the ventilator; press Ventilator switch again to off and stop working. 2.4.3. Key Function and Basic Operation Mute key Press this key to mute the alarm for 120 seconds.

  • Page 16: Screen Display

    TA80V User Manual 2.4.6. Screen Display Ventilation parameter monitoring, settings and information prompts of the entire ventilator are displayed on the entire HD touch screen. 2.4.6.1. Standby Interface Figure 2-7 shows the standby interface. In the menu area on the right side of the screen, the lower side is the parameter area, the upper part is the alarm information prompt, power information prompt and ventilation mode display, and the standby time is displayed in the middle.
  • Page 17 TA80V User Manual 2.4.6.3. Parameter Setting Area The parameter setting area is located at the bottom of the screen, and different parameters are displayed according to different breathing modes; there are tidal volume (TV), respiratory frequency (Freq), inspiratory-expiratory ratio (I:E), breath-hold time (Hold), trigger sensitivity ( Trigger), end-tidal pressure (PEEP), inspiratory time (T_Insp), inspiratory pressure (PInsp).
  • Page 18 TA80V User Manual 2.4.6.7.Menu Selection Area The rightmost is the menu function selection area. From top to bottom, there are 6 menus including breathing mode, alarm setting, alarm information, monitoring parameters, system setting and standby power-on switch. 2.4.7.Rear Panel of the Anesthesia Ventilator...

  • Page 19: Chapter 3 Operation And Guide

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 3 Operation and Guide 3.1. Start-up System Step 1.Connect the power cord to the power outlet. When connected to AC power, the AC power indicator on the display is in a green state. - Figure 3-1: A LOGO picture...

  • Page 20: Set Alarm Limits

    TA80V User Manual 3.2. Set Alarm Limits Step 1 Touch the "Alarm" button, corresponding menu will appear on the screen Step 2 Touch parameter button corresponding parameter will change color and dent. Step 3 Rotate the knob to adjust its value.

  • Page 21: Ventilation Mode Setting

    TA80V User Manual 3.2.1. Ventilation Mode Setting The ventilation mode is displayed in the upper left corner of the screen. Touch " " , the following mode selection menu shown in Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3 The Mode Selection Interface Touch the mode button you want to switch, and then touch the "...

  • Page 22: Other Settings

    TA80V User Manual 3.3 Other Settings 3.3.1 Check the Alarm Records Touch the " " button and enter the alarm information menu as shown in Figure 3-4 below. - Figure 3-4 Alarm information menu The red and yellow color at the front of the alarm record indicates the level of the alarm; the time when the alarm occurred is recorded at the back;...

  • Page 23: Date And Time Setting

    TA80V User Manual - Figure 3-5 System Setup menu Touch the " " button to enter the system menu to view the various voltage and sensor of the ventilator. 3.3.4 Date and Time Setting Touch the " " to enter the system setting menu; the time can be adjusted by touching and the knob to complete the time setting.

  • Page 24: Set Up The Waveform

    TA80V User Manual 3.3.6 Set Up the Waveform The system waveform can be set in 4 combinations (P-t, F-t; P-t, F-t, V-t; P-t, P-V, F-V; F-t, P-V, F-V). Step 1 The system waveform can be set in 4 combinations (P-t, F-t; P-t, F-t, V-t; P-t, P-V, F-V;...

  • Page 25: Tidal Volume Time Waveform (V-T)

    TA80V User Manual Figure 3-7. Flow rate-time waveform 3.4.3 Tidal volume time waveform (V-t) The ordinate is the tidal volume, and the waveform displayed during the breathing phase is in a sawtooth state.(See Figure 3-8) Figure 38. Volume-time waveform 3.4.4...

  • Page 26: Chapter 4 Pre-Operation Test

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 4 Pre-operation Test 4.1. TA80V Pre-operation Test Steps Test Interval Time The pre-operation test should be carried out in the following cases: Everyday before the first pet patient uses it Between each pet patient use After repair or maintenance, proceed as required Everyday before the first animal patient uses it .

  • Page 27: System Checking

    TA80V User Manual 4.1.1.System Checking Warning Ensure that the breathing circuit is properly connected and remains intact. Ensure: 1. The equipment is in good condition. 2. All parts are connected correctly. 3. The breathing circuit is connected correctly, intact and the breathing system contains sufficient absorbent.

  • Page 28: Flow Control Monitoring

    TA80V User Manual 4.3. Flow Control Monitoring Warning No O Monitor, please follow the method "No O" Monitor " Steps 1 to 13 With O Monitor, please follow the words " O" Monitor " Steps 1 to 13 4.3.1. No O...
  • Page 29 TA80V User Manual Test the flow reduction of the linkage system, which shall: Set O2 flow to (L/min): Air flow must be less than (L/min): Adjust the full flow rate of all gases to ensure that the float of the flow tube moves freely...

  • Page 30: Vaporizer Installation And Test

    TA80V User Manual Warning During steps 6 to 7, keep the linkage system in working condition: Adjust only the test controls (Air in step 6 and O2 in step 7) Adjust the flow in sequence (Air first and then O2) The O2 sensor used in steps 6 and 7 must be calibrated correctly Test the flow increase of the linkage system;...

  • Page 31: Respiratory System Test

    TA80V User Manual I: E ratio: 1:2 Peak peak limit: 40 cmH Anesthesia Machine part: All gas: off Press the oxygen flush button to inflate the bellows. Turn the Auto-Manual switch to Manual and then to the Auto. Make sure: Mechanical ventilation starts ...

  • Page 32: Ventilator Test

    TA80V User Manual 4.6.1. Check Oxygen Flush Supply Switch Press the oxygen flush supply button, and there should be obvious air flow sound at the fresh gas outlet. After releasing the button, the button can automatically rebound and stop air supply.
  • Page 33 TA80V User Manual Ensure: The end-expiratory pressure less than 3cmH  The ventilator displays the correct data   The bellows inflated and deflated during mechanical ventilation Set the ventilator control and alarm limits to the appropriate clinical level 11 If the system is not used at the time, turn off the power switch...

  • Page 34: Chapter 5 Installation And Connection

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 5 Installation and Connection Attention Our company strongly recommends: O2 monitoring should be used on this equipment. Please refer to local standards for monitoring regulations. Attention In accordance with the European standard EN 740 and the international standard IEC 60601-2-13, this device shall use expiratory volume monitoring, O2 monitoring (according to EN 12598 or ISO 7767).

  • Page 35: Installation Of The Anesthesia & Respiratory System

    TA80V User Manual 5.1. Installation of the Anesthesia & Respiratory System Step 1: Installation of the Soda Lime Canister Put the soda lime into the absorption canister as required,and put the canister into the groove at the top smoothly (note: position the absorption...
  • Page 36 TA80V User Manual Step 3: Animal patient pipeline installation Connect the animal breathing circuit to the inhalation and exhalation interfaces respectively, Then connect the flow sensor and the right-angle elbow to the tee joint. Finally, insert the sampling tube and CO2 sampling tube of the flow sensor into the flow rate detection interface on the side of the machine.

  • Page 37: Replacement Of Soda Lime Canister

    TA80V User Manual 5.2. Replacement of Soda Lime Canister Warning Please observe the applicable safety regulations: If the anesthetic is chloroform or trichloroethylene, the absorption canister should not be  used. Avoid exposing the skin or eyes to the substances in the absorption tank. In case of ...

  • Page 38: Connection Of The Pipeline

    TA80V User Manual Filling of absorption canister Remove the soda lime or calcium lime from the canister. For cleaning and sterilization of the absorption tank, please refer to Section 6.3 of this manual. After the absorption tank is dry, pour the soda lime or calcium lime into the absorption tank, wipe off the soda lime powder sprinkled on the edge, and install the absorption tank.

  • Page 39: Connection To The Exhaust Gas Absorption System

    TA80V User Manual 5.4.2. USB Port There is a MiniUSB interface on the back of the ventilator used to make software upgrades to the ventilator. 5.4.3. Gas Supply Inlet Figure 5-2 Air and O2 Inlet The gas pipeline interface adopts a diameter limit method and is not interchangeable, effectively preventing the possibility of incorrect connection.

  • Page 40: Chapter 6 Cleaning And Sterilization

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 6 Cleaning and Sterilization Warning Please observe the applicable safety precautions  Please carefully read the material safety data sheet of each cleaning agent.  Please carefully read the operation and maintenance manuals of all disinfection ...

  • Page 41: Cleaning And Disinfection Before The First Use

    TA80V User Manual 6.1. Cleaning and Disinfection Before the First Use Whole unit Moist soft cloth with a water-soluble disinfectant used to clean the ventilator panel and surface Can be sterilized by ultraviolet rays, and peracetic acid and formaldehyde fumigation are prohibited.

  • Page 42: Co2 Absorber

    TA80V User Manual 6.4. CO2 Absorber Inhalation valve and exhalation valve  Rotate the valve cover counterclockwise to loosen it. Use a water-soluble disinfectant to soak sterile gauze to scrub the valve cover, valve cover sheet and valve opening. After drying the water, restore the cover sheet, and tighten the valve cover clockwise.
  • Page 43 TA80V User Manual Disengage the folding bag from the tray Remove the folded pouch from the top disc Take out the ring inside the top ring of the folded capsule Push the lock spring toward the center and remove the tray...
  • Page 44 TA80V User Manual Take out the relief valve diaphragm and valve seat Warning Never disassemble the pressure relief valve. This can cause damage to the base or diaphragm and injure the animal. Push toward the center and remove the lock spring...

  • Page 45: Bellow Integration Functional Test

    TA80V User Manual Remove the seal ring 6.5.2. Bellow Integration Functional Test Warning Do not block the interface with small objects to prevent them from slipping into the breathing circuit. Warning This functional test should be performed before use. This test ensures that all components are assembled correctly. This test is not a substitute for system testing.

  • Page 46: List Of Bellow Components

    TA80V User Manual Flip the bellows assembly so that it is vertically upwards. The rate of descent of the top of the folded sac is not greater than 100mL/min. If the limit is exceeded, it may be due to incorrect installation of the folding bag or relief valve, or damage to other components.

  • Page 47: Cleaning And Disinfection

    TA80V User Manual 1. Bellow cover 5. Lock spring 2. Folded bag 6. Seal ring 3. The tray 7. The base 4. Overflow valve 6.5.4. Cleaning and Disinfection Clean and disinfect using methods recommended by the washer and sanitizer manufacturers.

  • Page 48: Regular Maintenance

    TA80V User Manual Disinfection of pet patients with special infections or infections after use Including open tuberculosis, lung abscess, Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection, tetanus, gas gangrene, or infectious hepatitis. After use, all integrated parts of the bellows must be thoroughly disinfected in two steps: preliminary treatment and thorough treatment.

  • Page 49: Chapter 7 User Maintenance

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 7 User Maintenance Warning In order to prevent fire, please use approved lubricants for anesthesia or oxygen equipment. Do not use lubricants containing oil or grease. Lubricants containing oil or grease may burn or explode when oxygen reaches a certain concentration.

  • Page 50: Maintenance Overview And Schedule

    TA80V User Manual 7.2. Maintenance Overview and Schedule This timetable is based on the typical situation of using 2000 hours per year as the minimum maintenance frequency. If the actual use time per year is longer than the typical situation, then your equipment should be maintained more frequently.

  • Page 51: Maintenance Of The Respiratory System

    TA80V User Manual 7.3. Maintenance of the Respiratory System If parts are found to be broken, deformed or worn, they should be replaced when cleaning the respiratory system Please refer to the appropriate sections for reassembly and testing. 7.3.1. Pressure Sensor Zero-point Calibration If the zero drift of the pressure sensor is too large, perform the zero calibration of the pressure sensor.

  • Page 52: Pressure Sensor Calibration

    TA80V User Manual Touch Pressure Sensor Zero calibration " . Note prompt information, disconnect all air sources, and empty the machine through flow meter,and put the animal breathing circuit with the air. Step 4 Touch the Start and a progress bar displays the calibration.
  • Page 53 TA80V User Manual First switch to "Standby" , touch the "System " to view the menu. Step 2 Touch "System calibrate" to view the menu. Step 3 Touch Pressure Sensor calibration " . Note the prompt information. Step 4...

  • Page 54: O 2 Sensor Replacement

    TA80V User Manual Touch the Start and a progress bar displays the calibration. Step 5 After calibration finished, message indicating whether verification is successful or not will be displayed; touch the button to return to complete the pressure sensor calibration.
  • Page 55 TA80V User Manual Warning Do not perform the correction process when the system is connected to the animal patient. The process takes a minimum of two minutes. Before the pure oxygen and oxygen concentration is checked, the air and oxygen concentration check must be done first.
  • Page 56 TA80V User Manual Step 4 Touch the Start and a progress bar displays the calibration. Step 5 After the calibration is completed, message indicating whether calibration is successful or will displayed; touch the button to return to complete the calibration of the oxygen sensor in air.
  • Page 57 TA80V User Manual First switch to "Standby" , touch the "System " to view the menu. Step 2 Touch "System calibrate" view menu. Step 3 Touch "Oxygen Sensor" button. Note the prompt message to place the oxygen sensor in the pure oxygen circuit for at least 2 minutes.

  • Page 58: Flow Rate Sensor Correction

    7.3.5. Flow Rate Sensor Correction The TA80V flow sensor uses differential pressure flow rate measurement. It can use the air resistance on the loop or the differential pressure air resistance purchased at the animal end for measurement. Different air resistances can be selected through settings. The settings are as follows.
  • Page 59 TA80V User Manual Step 2 Touch Oxygen Sensor . Step 3 Turn the knob clockwise to ON; counterclockwise to OFF. Select ON when using outsourced resistance, select OFF when using the air resistance provided by the absorber. Step 4 Press the knob to confirm the selection.
  • Page 60 TA80V User Manual Turn the knob to increase clockwise, decrease counterclockwise. Step 4 Press the knob to confirm Step 5 Touch the exp scale Step 6 Turn the knob to increase clockwise, decrease counterclockwise. Step 7 Press the knob to confirm The determination of the inspiratory proportion coefficient InspScale and the expiratory proportion coefficient ExpScale is determined by the following steps.

  • Page 61: Calibration Of The Flow Valve

    The oxygen sensor is a consumable product. Users should pay attention to the validity period of the sensor and use it in accordance with the characteristics and technical requirements provided by the manufacturer. The following are the main technical requirements for the O2 sensor used in TA80V. Interface maximum input range: 0-500mV DC...

  • Page 62: Replacement Of Fuse

    TA80V User Manual 7.5. Replacement of Fuse Warning Before replacing the fuse, the AC power must be disconnected. Otherwise, it will cause injury to personnel and even death. Warning The fuse of the same model and size must be replaced when replacing the fuse, t Otherwise, the equipment will be damaged.

  • Page 63: Chapter 8 Alarm And Trouble-Shooting

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 8 Alarm and Trouble-shooting Warning Personnel without experience in such equipment maintenance must never make maintenance work. 8.1. About the Alarm Attention If an alarm occurs, the animal safety should be protected first, and then fault diagnosis or necessary maintenance procedures should be carried out.
  • Page 64 TA80V User Manual High airway High Airway pressure value is Reset upper airway ---- pressure higher the upper limit set pressure limit. value. Check exhalation Tidal volume set at too passage and deal with large volume. blockages. The patient had a blocked...

  • Page 65: Troubleshooting

    TA80V User Manual 8.3. Troubleshooting 8.3.1. Troubleshooting and Analysis of TA80V Anesthesia Machine Troubles Causes Solution POP valve is not closed Close the APL valve Remove soda lime particles at the interface of the soda lime tank The soda lime tank is not...
  • Page 66 TA80V User Manual Airway pressure upper 1 Breathing circuit obstruction 1 Check and correct the limit alarm 2 Animal airway obstruction animal breathing circuit 3 The upper limit of airway 2 Check the animal’s status pressure is set low 3 Recalibrate the alarm...

  • Page 67: Chapter 9 Specifications And Working Principle

    TA80V User Manual Chapter 9 Specifications and Working Principle 9.1. Physical Technical Specifications All specifications are approximate values and may be changed at any time without notice Attention Do not place the machine in a shock environment. Attention Do not place heavy objects on the machine surface or drawer...

  • Page 68: Gas Circuit Of System Drives

    TA80V User Manual 9.3. Gas Circuit of System Drives - Figure 9-1 Schematic diagram of the gas pipe AIR pipe Yoke O pipe Yoke AIR Pipe Gas switch 6. Pressure regulator 7. One-way valve 8. High pressure pressure gauge 9. Low pressure gauge 10.

  • Page 69: System Technical Specifications

    TA80V User Manual 9.4. System Technical Specifications 9.4.1. Gas Supply Gas supply Pipeline gas: 、AIR compression 300kPa release valve: Pipeline Oxygen and O2 connections not interchangeable. connection: Pressure display: Color label table Pipe inlet pressure: 280-600kPa (41-87psi) Attention All systems gas supply must be of medical grade.

  • Page 70: Power Supply

    When connecting other devices to TA80V, you must pay attention to the following matters: Never place objects that do not meet the requirements of GB 9706.1-1995 within 1.5m of animals.
  • Page 71 9.6.1. Guidance and Manufacturer's Statements Regarding Electromagnetic Radiation The TA80V veterinary anesthesia workstation can be used in the following specific electromagnetic environments, and users of the TA80V anesthesia workstation should ensure that it is used in the following electromagnetic environments. Radiation test...
  • Page 72 Electromagnetic environment guidance test Test level level Portable mobile communication equipment, including cables, near the TA80V anesthesia workstation shall not be used within the proposed isolation distance, which can be calculated according corresponding transmitter frequency formula. It is recommended to separate distances...
  • Page 73 TA80V User Manual is affected by the absorption and reflection of buildings, objects and people. a The ISM (industrial, scientific and medical) bands between 150kHz and 80MHz are 6.765MHz to 6.795MHz; 13.553MHz to 13.567MHz; 26.957MHz to 27.283MHz; and 40.66MHz to 40.70MHz.
  • Page 74 TA80V Animal Anesthesia Workstation The TA80V Veterinary anesthesia workstation should be used in a radiation-controlled electromagnetic environment. Customers or users of the TA80V Animal Anesthesia Workstation can follow the recommendations below to prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a certain distance between portable, mobile RF communications equipment and the TA80V Animal Anesthesia Workstation based on the maximum output power of the communication device.

  • Page 75: Technical Specification For The Respiratory System

    TA80V User Manual 9.7. Technical Specification for the Respiratory System Fresh Flow compensation range: 0 ~ 10L / min compensation gas:O , AIR, air, and anesthetic Absorbent: 1500ml absorption tank (single) linkage: Common gas outlet: Type ISO5356 type connector (standard 22mm outer diameter or 15mm inner diameter, tapered friction connector).

  • Page 76: Technical Specification For The Anesthesia Ventilator

    TA80V User Manual 9.8. Technical Specification for the Anesthesia Ventilator 9.8.1. Working Principle of Anesthesia Ventilator The simplified block diagram of the anesthesia ventilator is shown in Figure 9 2. In this figure, the blocks connected by pipelines are the air path part of the host, and the blocks connected by arrows are the electronic control part of the host.

  • Page 77: Ventilator Performance

    TA80V User Manual Figure 9-2. Connection Diagram of the anesthesia ventilator 9.8.2. Ventilator Performance Maximum safety pressure of No more than 6kPa the gas circuit system: System compliance: No more than 4 mL / 100Pa Electrical safety: Meet the relevant requirements of GB 9706.1-1995 Medical Electrical Equipment Part I: General Safety Requirements for Class I Type B equipment.

  • Page 78: Ventilation Mode Setting

    TA80V User Manual 9.8.3. Ventilation Mode Setting The system has the following ventilation modes: the parameters that can be set in each ventilation mode are also different. See table below. Ventilation mode Parameters Setting Weight、TV、Freq、I：E、F_Trig、PEEP Weight、PInsp、Freq、I：E、F_Trig、PEEP SPONT Weight、TV、Freq、I：E、F_Trig、 MANUAL Weight、TV、Freq、I：E、F_Trig、PEEP DEMO Weight、TV、Freq、I：E、F_Trig、PEEP...

  • Page 79: Monitoring Performance

    TA80V User Manual 9.8.6. Monitoring Performance Item Range Resolution Accuracy Exhaled tidal 0~2500 mL 1 mL ± 30 mL (less than 200 mL); ± 15% volume TV _ Exp (other) Inhaled tidal 0~2500 mL 1 mL ± 30 mL (less than 200 mL); ± 15%...

  • Page 80: Alarm Performance

    TA80V User Manual 9.8.7. Alarm Performance Alarm parameters Setting range Resolution Upper pressure limit 0~ 60 cmH 2O 1 cmH 2O Lower pressure limit 0~ 60 cmH 2O 1 cmH 2O Upper limit tidal 0 ~ 1500mL volume Lower limit...

  • Page 81: Technical Specification For Oxygen Monitoring

    TA80V User Manual 9.9. Technical Specification for Oxygen Monitoring Response time: No more than 15 seconds Sensor type: Chemical fuel cells Expected battery life: Normal operation period of 12 months. Working principle of The O2 monitor monitors and displays the O2 concentration in the monitor animal circuit.
  • Page 82 TA80V User Manual Tootoo Meditech Co., Ltd. Address: 3A,PhaseII,Smart Home,Baolong Street, Longgang District,Shenzhen Guangdong,China Tel:+86-755-28306385 Whatsapp: +86 136 3258 4549 Email:info@newtootoo.com Web: www.newtootoo.com...

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