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Connect the data interface cable with the connector at the
Infinity Docking Station or directly with the patient monitor.
Water trap
Place the water trap on the water trap holder.
WARNING
Risk due to inaccurate gas measurement values and gas
measurement failure
Silicon can get into the measuring cuvette and influence the
gas measurement permanently.
Do not spray the O-rings of the water trap holder with sili-
con spray.
WARNING
Risk due to gas measurement failure
If the gas measurement fails, the patient can no longer be
adequately monitored.
Check the water trap for damage or blockages.
CAUTION
Risk of device failure
Do not operate the medical device without water trap.
Connecting the sample line
WARNING
Risk due to leakage from improperly connected or dam-
aged sample line
Check the sample line for damage and connect it properly,
otherwise faulty gas measurements may result.
WARNING
Risk due to gas measurement failure
If gas measurement fails, the patient can no longer be ade-
quately monitored.
Check sample line for blockage and resolve these as
needed.
WARNING
Risk of patient cross infection
To avoid patient cross infection, if the sampled gas is
returned to the breathing system, use the sample gas return
kit including its bacterial filter. Replace the bacterial filter
according to the schedule in the chapter "Preventive main-
tenance".
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WARNING
Risk of medical device failure and of patient injury
Solely connect the sample line to a sample point of the
breathing circuit of the patient. Do not connect the sample
line to the patient, infusion equipment (e.g., infusion pumps
etc.) or any other equipment near the patient.
1
Connect the sample line to the Y-piece or HME filter, or hose
adapter with Luer Lock.
2
Connect the sample line to the water trap.
Establishing gas scavenging
NOTE
As a result of automated zeroing room air is added to the breath-
ing system when using the sample gas return kit.
WARNING
Risk of inaccurate gas measurement values and adverse
effects on bystanders due to contamination of the ambient
air
Always connect the gas exhaust of the medical device and
anesthesia machine to the scavenging system or return the
medical device's sample gas to the breathing system of the
anesthesia machine.
Ensure proper ventilation of the place where the medical
device is located.
1
Use the sample gas return kit to connect the exhaust port on
the gas analyzer with the sample gas return port on the anes-
thesia workstation.
2
If no sample gas recirculation is possible, connect the gas ana-
lyzer exhaust port to the anesthetic gas scavenging system
using the sample gas scavenging hose.
Getting started
Switching on the gas analyzer
WARNING
Risk of explosion and fire
Do not place the medical device into operation if oxygen
leakage is suspected in the medical device or its vicinity.
Stop all oxygen supplies and contact service personnel.
WARNING
Risk of inaccurate gas measurement values
During warm-up, reported CO2 measurement values may
not be accurate. Wait until the medical device has com-
pleted warm-up.
CAUTION
Risk of gas measurement failure
To prevent condensation and resulting failure of electrical com-
ponents, do not switch on the medical device after significant
temperature changes for 1 to 2 hours (e.g., after storage in
unheated rooms).
Supplement Scio Four modules
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