Ramsey Medical petMAP graphic II 7300, Operator'S Manual

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Page 2: ...o be operated by qualified personnel only Before use familiarize yourself with the device and read this manual including all warnings and cautions The user should check that petMAP gII along with its accessories is functioning both safely and effectively prior to use COPYRIGHT 2013 2019 Ramsey Medical Inc All rights reserved No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the written permissio...

Page 3: ... Connections 14 Operating Display 15 User Selections 16 Alarms 17 SD Card Functions Updating petMAP gII with new software 19 Mounting Options 21 Operating Instructions Prior to Use Setting Date Time 22 Powering the petMAP gII 23 Measuring Blood Pressure 23 Blood Pressure Values in Cats Dogs 28 Data Recording Transfer SD Card 29 CritterCuff RamseyCuff Information 33 Maintenance 34 Troubleshooting T...

Page 4: ...nsport and for mobile practices And when not in use it can be in your pocket ready for action anywhere any time Accuracy The gII employs petMAP proprietary BP including dual channel oscillometry PPO PetMAP Proprietary Optimizations and a continuously computed NSV Nominal Session Value petMAP gII utilizes the oscillometric method of BP determination which simplifies the measurement of blood pressur...

Page 5: ...m awake animals Even so many animals will require extra time for calming and lots of user patience If an animal is restless giving them 8 to 10 minutes to calm down often helps and should restore their BP closer to their usual level Accurate BP readings even on a relaxed animal require the proper cuff size and a snug tight fit Use the OPTIMUM zone lines to select the proper size cuff see CritterCu...

Page 6: ...ugs 9042 Pole Mount 9045 Table Mount 9015 Case 8067 5 0cm CritterCuff 8057 6 5cm CritterCuff 8058 8 0cm CritterCuff 8059 10 0cm RamseyCuff 8060 13 0cm RamseyCuff Replacement Items 9009 BP Extension Hose for CritterCuff sizes 2 0 5 5cm 9010 BP Extension Hose for CritterCuff sizes 6 5 13 0cm 8050 2 0cm CritterCuff 8051 2 5cm CritterCuff 8055 3 0cm CritterCuff 8052 3 5cm CritterCuff 8056 4 0cm Critte...

Page 7: ...n air being pumped into the patient with potentially fatal results Also fluid ingress through this port into the unit will result in severe damage to the unit IMPORTANT For accurate BP readings with petMAP gII only Ramsey Medical Inc CritterCuffs and RamseyCuffs should be used Improper cuff size and improper cuff fit will result in inaccurate or no BP readings PetMAP requires a cuff whose width is...

Page 8: ... TELEVISION INTERFERENCE This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation The product generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc...

Page 9: ...o these specifications Guidance and Manufacturer s Declaration Emissions test Compliance Level Electromagnetic environment guidance RF emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 RF emissions CISPR 11 Class B Harmonic emissions IEC61000 3 2 Class B Voltage Fluctuations flicker emissions IEC 610000 3 3 Complies The petMAP gII is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below The customer or use...

Page 10: ...nes 1 kv for input output lines Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 95 ...

Page 11: ...stance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended separation distance Conducted RF IEC 61000 4 6 3 Vrms 150kHz to 80 MHz 3 Vrms d 1 17 Radiated RF IEC 61000 4 3 3 V m 80 MHz to 2 5 GHz 3 V m d 1 17 80 800MHz d 2 33 800Mhz 2 5GHz where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W and is the recommended separation distance in meters ...

Page 12: ...put power of transmitter W 150kHz to 80 MHz d 1 17 180 MHz to 800MHz d 1 17 800MHz to 2 5GHz d 2 33 0 01 0 11667 0 11667 0 23333 0 1 0 36894 0 36894 0 73785 1 1 1667 1 1667 2 3333 10 3 6894 3 6894 7 3785 100 11 667 11 667 23 333 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distanced in meters m can be estimated using the equation applicable to the fr...

Page 13: ...e AC DC adapter does not charge the batteries Rechargeable NiMH type batteries may be used but they must be charged using an external charger widely available in stores and on the Internet petMAP gII may also operate on 4 AA lithium batteries The AC DC adapter if purchased is equipped with standard blades for North America Japan If purchased accessories exist to configure the adapter for plug comp...

Page 14: ...onnection see WARNINGS as doing so will result in a hazardous condition since air under pressure is pumped through this connector to inflate the BP cuff SD Card To install an SD card orient it with the label side up and push the card into the unit until it fully engages To remove push in and release to eject the SD card See additional instructions in this manual for SD card use and utility AC DC A...

Page 15: ...ngernail works best for them However any technique is acceptable as long as nothing sharp is used to press the buttons on the screen Time of Day Time of Day is displayed below the graphical trend in three lines where the top line is the hour of day and the next two lines are minutes BP Trend The BP trend is displayed as a bar where the top of the bar is the systolic pressure and the bottom of the ...

Page 16: ...he cycle mode OFF Blood Pressure Measurement Related Commands Press and release to set the low limit alarm for systolic pressure The available settings are 60 80 100 120 140 160 and OFF Press and hold to turn the alarm OFF Press and release to set the high limit alarm for systolic pressure The available settings are 150 175 200 225 250 and OFF Press and hold to turn the alarm OFF Press and release...

Page 17: ...ystem Alarms which may sound when the device detects conditions that need attention System Alarms are not user selectable and are always enabled The System Alarms include BP measurement not achieved The message displayed on Screen Patient Motion Cuff is to let the user know that adequate BP signals were not properly detected for some reason or were substantially adversely affected by motion artifa...

Page 18: ...ued use BP may not be measurable even though the unit remains on When this occurs the batteries should be changed or the AC DC adapter should be plugged in to prevent automatic shutdown or the unit should be taken out of service The system alarms may also be silenced by touching anywhere on the screen but take care not to touch a button unintentionally when canceling an alarm condition BP measurem...

Page 19: ...g the SD card it is possible that the petMAP gII must be hard powered OFF by holding the ON OFF button down for 10 seconds followed by a new power ON button press or the unit will not function For 8 and 16 GB cards there are many more files available but writing time will be longer than with the smaller SD card sizes particularly when using a 16 GB card Checking the available files on the SD card ...

Page 20: ... gII unit is switched OFF Insert the SD card containing the upgrade files into the petMAP gII unit 3 Once the SD card is securely in the unit switch the power to ON with a single press and release of the ON button Nothing audible or visual will happen after pressing and releasing the power button and the screen will remain blank for about 15 seconds while the new firmware is automatically installe...

Page 21: ...21 Mounting Options While petMAP gII can be used in the palm of your hand several types of mounting options may be useful Pole Mount Cage Mount Table Mount ...

Page 22: ...it OFF and then press your thumb or finger on the screen gently and then turn the unit ON while continuing to constantly hold slight pressure on the screen The setup screen will then display you must continue holding pressure on the screen while this is happening and in the upper left corner of the display a seconds counter will begin incrementing See Figure 1 Observe the seconds counter at the to...

Page 23: ...nimal during a BP measurement The Species Cuff site setting should be Optimize None BP extension hoses petMAP gII is supplied with two BP extension hoses which can be used to increase the distance between the petMAP gII and the cuff The extension hoses are approximately four feet long and come in two different sizes One size is used with the smaller cuffs 2 0 5 5cm and has a smaller diameter which...

Page 24: ...for it to be displayed By default the bottom area of the display contains both a graphical and a tabular display of measured data In addition to the measured data the petMAP gII displays the NSV in the graphical display area NSV stands for Nominal Session Value a unique and proprietary petMAP feature After the second reading NSV is automatically calculated after each subsequent reading in the BP m...

Page 25: ...by either cycling through all of the settings or by pressing and holding the BPcycle button until OFF appears Once the BPcycle time is set the user must press the BP Go Stop button to begin the measurement subsequent measurement reminders will be displayed at the selected interval but BP determinations are not started automatically the user must initiate each reading by pressing the button BP Alar...

Page 26: ...wo different trend data display formats The display formats are shown below and can be changed from one to the other by simply touching the graphic trend area of the display at any time Touch the graphic area to change trend display format ...

Page 27: ...the BAD and the UGLY examples below should be terminated while in process by pressing the BP Go Stop button and appropriate corrective action taken such as checking the fit of the cuff and calming the patient to reduce motion before a new determination is started GOOD BAD UGLY GOOD BAD UGLY GOOD BAD UGLY ...

Page 28: ...sequently if correlation of petMAP BP readings with other BP devices other than direct intra arterial readings is desired by the user petMAP should be used in the non optimized mode Normal BP in companion animals varies with the species age of the animal method used for BP determination and the emotional state of the animal as a result of animal handling and other circumstances Normal systolic val...

Page 29: ...the SD card from a previous year Measurement and Monitoring Data Recorded in Text on the SD Card During use the information generated in each BP determination will be recorded immediately after each determination in a single line of a text file on the SD card Care should be used when removing the SD card so that it is not being done right at the end of a determination since this could corrupt the ...

Page 30: ...ral It is recommended that you select the MAP column by clicking on it and at the top right of that window selecting Text This adjustment is made so the MAP values will show up in a parenthesis and not as negative numbers Click Finish 8 A small Import data window will pop up Select okay Your data is now imported should appear on the worksheet and can be graphed using normal Excel graphing commands...

Page 31: ... card slot there will be a very small button on the lower left of the screen just above the Save Screen button see figure 1 This button controls the automatic screen save function and is OFF at power ON By pressing the button since it is so small a fingernail or the tip of a hemostat or pencil can be useful if need be the automatic save intervals are selected The button will change sequentially af...

Page 32: ...within the same minute if desired As another example if the date and time of the screen save is December 9 at 8 30 am the file name would be D090830A JPG As with the txt files since the year is not a part of the file name if multiyear retention of the saved data is important the SD card should be replaced at least once a year to prevent the possibility that a previous file would be over written by...

Page 33: ...n the OPTIMUM zone marked on the cuff by dotted lines If this is not possible NEVER exceed the solid boundary lines CUFF FIT The cuff should fit snug tight i e tight enough to get all of the air out of the cuff attach cuff to animal BEFORE attaching the cuff hose to the petMAP gII and tight enough so that it will not slip off of the limb However the cuff should not be so tight that it hurts the an...

Page 34: ...e with regular water to disinfect the device If it is necessary to remove blood or body fluid use a more concentrated 1 bleach solution Cuffs Cleaning CritterCuffs Clean cuffs with a damp cloth or hand wash in warm water with mild detergent or soap do not allow water to get into the cuff tube Pat cuff dry initially on a towel and air dry until fully dry and ready for use Use 0 1 bleach followed by...

Page 35: ...N 1 If the unit is new or recently serviced make sure the battery insulator strip has been removed 2 The batteries are likely low or defective Change the batteries Use known good AA batteries fully charged NiMH Alkaline or Lithium when replacing Alternatively plug in the AC DC adapter if purchased to operate the unit from wall power 3 Hard power OFF reset Hold the power switch down for 10 seconds ...

Page 36: ...s recalibration To do so 1 Turn the unit OFF 2 To enter the setup mode press your thumb or finger gently on the screen and then turn the unit ON while continuing said pressure on the screen When the counter in the upper left reaches exactly 8 release your thumb or finger from the screen and follow the screen instruction See Figure 1 3 Follow the prompts on the screen by touching the arrows with a ...

Page 37: ...t of normal use with prompt notification Damage resulting from inappropriate use or physical abuse is not covered by the warranty THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THOSE EXPRESSLY LISTED ABOVE IN ADDITION THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Customer Service Repairs All units returned for service and or repairs warranty and non warranty must have...

Page 38: ...echargeable batteries charged externally or Lithium batteries not rechargeable Unit can also be powered from wall power using its AC DC adapter optional Battery Life Variable depending on mode of use The approximate battery life continuous use for the various approved battery types is as follows Alkaline 4 5 hours NiMH rechargeable 8 9 hours Lithium 9 10 hours Operating Environment Temperature 10 ...

Page 39: ... display option and corrections to the SD Card section ECO 140606 R400246 B Jan 2018 Documents changes with software REV V9 41q Features include calibration retention improvement auto save feature and changing the file naming scheme for screen save images ECO 180101 R400246 C Nov 2019 Documents changes with software REV v9 47e including BP algorithm improvements and auto save function Adds Touchsc...

Page 40: ...ress St Ste 110 Tampa FL 33607 For Customer Service contact CardioCommand Inc Phone 800 231 6370 813 289 5555 Fax 813 289 5454 Website www petmap com E mail support cardiocommand com Manual Revision C 11 22 19 R400246 C ECO 191104 petMAP gII is developed by petMAP gII is manufactured distributed and serviced by ...