G. CONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER
Maximum permitted operating pressure (60 bar)
Never begin a surgical operation without being sure that there is a spare CO
with European standards.
Fit the CO
gas cylinder in an upright position so that it is firmly in place with its top pointing upwards, if possible on the same trolley as the insufflator.
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Never use the insufflator if it is connected to a cylinder placed horizontally or one which has its top pointing downwards.
Ensure that a seal on the high pressure cable on the external filtre of the cylinder side is present (DIN only)
Use the open-ended spanner provided to tighten the connector linked to the cylinder outlet, then the one linked to the external filter of the insufflator inlet port [1].
H. CONNECTING TO THE CENTRAL GAS WALL CO2
Connect manually the low pressure hose to the wall connector.
Minimum permitted operating pressure 2 bars.
Use only with central GAS WALL CO2 supply complying with European standards.
I. DISCONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER
Before unscrewing the high-pressure hose:
• Check that the cylinder valve is closed, and then lower the pressure inside the system by gently loosening it.
• Lower the pressure inside the system by gently loosening it.
OR
• Use the Purge function (inside MENU, select PURGE and follow the screen messages) and unlock the hose.
j. DISCONNECTING FROM CENTRAL GAS WALL CO2 CONNECTION
• Disconnect manually the low pressure hose from the wall connector
K. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATION CABLE
Turn off the devices.
Screw the 3 pins connector of the communication cable on the rear side of the S640 [7]
Screw the 7 pins connector of the communication cable on the rear side of the S397
Turn on the devices
CREATING AND MAINTAINING PNEUMOPERITONEUM
This insufflator is intended only for diagnostic or operative laparoscopy. Any use outside this area constitutes misuse of the product for which the user
will be responsible and for which the manufacturer declines all responsibility.
This device must be used only by qualified staff. The surgeon and the anesthetist will be permanently responsible for the device, with the anesthetist
guaranteeing particular supervision of blood gases. The safety features with which this device is fit will not in any way relieve the medical staff of their
responsibility for the permanent monitoring and supervision of the patient.
A. STARTING THE INSUFFLATOR
Operate the switch [I] on the rear panel [2]
Open the gas cylinder
Press the button [H] on the front panel.
Remaining Interventions message appears for preventive maintenance.
The AUTOMATIC TEST should run if tubing is not connected. It only takes a minute.
You may now connect the tubing as described in the following chapter
E N G L I S H
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User action
The device starts to run, the indicator light [I]
on the front panel flashes
The device runs its AUTO TEST
The indicator light [I] on the front lights up.
The welcome page appears indicating the
type of insufflator
Followed by the menu
cylinder available. Use only medical grade C0
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Device response
for ceolioscopy complying
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0 1 1 3 8 7 C • 1 0 / 2 0 1 1