Power Cable; Catheter Extension Cable; Screens; Status Bar - Sophysa PRESSIO 2 PSO-4000 Manual De Instrucciones

Catheter Extension Cable Inlet
The catheter extension cable inlet (white) is used to connect
the catheter extension cable, to which the Catheter is con-
nected to the Monitor.
USB 2.0 Port
The USB 2.0 port is used to transfer history data from the
Monitor to a USB stick.
Mini-USB Port
The mini-USB port is used to transfer real-time data from the
Monitor to a compatible interface.
ICP Outlet
The ICP outlet (blue) is used to connect the Monitor pressure
cable to the patient bedside monitor for the transmission of
ICP curve.
ICT outlet
The ICT outlet (red) is used to connect the Monitor tempera-
ture cable to the patient bedside monitor for the transmission
of ICT measurements.

5.2. POWER CABLE

A power cable is supplied with each Monitor.
It is compatible with a 100 V to 240 V mains power, and is
packaged with the appropriate plug for the country of desti-
nation.
The power cable is plugged into the Monitor using the power
inlet on the rear panel. It enables the Monitor to operate on
mains power.
WARNING
To avoid any risk of electric shock, the Monitor must
only be connected to mains power with protective
grounding.
WARNING
Do not allow any of the power connectors to come into
contact with liquid.
WARNING
Do not remove the grounding electrode from the circuit.
CAUTION
Electrical isolation of the Monitor is achieved by discon-
necting the power cable from the power inlet, on the
rear panel of the Monitor. Do not position the Monitor
so that it is difficult to unplug the power cable.

5.3. CATHETER EXTENSION CABLE

The catheter extension cable is used to connect the Catheter
to the Monitor. It transmits the Catheter measurements to the
Monitor, in the form of analog signals.
It is supplied with every Monitor and is also available sepa-
rately. It is 2 meters long.
It is only compatible with the Pressio
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2 ICP Monitor.
[20] Plug [21] Fixation clips [22] Dongle inlet
The plug (20) attaches to the Monitor. A guide pin and color
code (white) facilitate proper connection.
The fixation clips (21) attach to the bed sheets, or to the pa-
tient's clothing. Proper use of these clips limits traction on
the implanted Catheter, and reduces the risk of Catheter dis-
connection.
The dongle inlet (22) attaches to the Catheter. A guide pin
and color code (blue arrows) facilitate proper connection.
CAUTION
Do not allow any connectors to come into contact with
liquid.

5.4. SCREENS

The Monitor screen has three distinct data presentation
areas: the status bar (A), the physiological display (B) and the
action bar (C).

5.4.1. Status Bar

The status bar displays:
– The duration of implantation (D) of the Catheter.
NOTE
The text flashes when the duration of implantation
reaches or exceeds 6 days (144 hours).
– The alarm status (E) if the alarm is deactivated.
– The battery charge status (F).
– An estimation of the remaining battery life (G).
The meaning of the battery charge icons is as follows: