Tyco Healthcare Mallkrodt 844003 Medical Radio Plaque Contrast Injector User Manual OptiVantage DH Operator s Manual

Tyco Healthcare / Mallinckrodt Medical Radio Plaque Contrast Injector OptiVantage DH Operator s Manual

User Manual

Injection SystemOperators  ManualLiebel-FlarsheimOptiVantage™  DH844960-APhase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                                ml/sec               ml                  sec   PH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI258Main4461.5705.523AB-Setup ResultsMemoryEnableA:125B:125121    ml121    ml300300:00Check for air insyringe and tubingLIVERInject DelayLiver ExaminationABFlow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)73AA1584.04.0 83Scan DelayPeak PSI1580020Enable
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I—IntroductionI-1844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006FOREWORDCongratulations on the purchase of your OptiVantage™ DH Injection System. The OptiVantage DH represents our effort to provide a quality product to support better health care throughout the world.Regardless of how well equipment is designed, misuse or abuse will deny its owner the expected quality of service. Misuse or abuse may occur unintention-ally because the proper method of operating the equipment is unknown. Read this manual carefully before operating the OptiVantage DH. Retain this manual for future reference.LIEBEL-FLARSHEIM TECHNICAL SUPPORTPhone No. 1-800-877-0791RECORDING MODEL NUMBER, PART NUMBERS, AND SERIAL NUMBERSThe model number (Mod. No.), part numbers (P/N), and serial numbers (S/N) must be supplied when requesting replacement parts or optional accessories.  For convenience, record the requested information below:Power Supply   Mod.No.   -  P/N     -  S/N    CI     B   Powerhead   P/N     -   S/N    CI     B    Console S/N     P/N     -   S/N    CI     B   Date of Installation       /     /     Installing Company ___________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________ Phone No.   __________________________________________________
I—IntroductionI-2844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006TRADEMARK AND PATENT INFORMATIONOptiVantage™, Patency Check™, and Timing Bolus ™ are trademarks of Mallinckrodt, Inc. OptiBolus® and OptiRay® are Registered trademarks of Mallinckrodt, Inc.The OptiVantage is protected under the following U.S. Patents:5,279,569    5,300,031    5,451,211    5,456,669 5,658,261    5,662,612    5,681,286    5,758,6595,928,197    6,315,758    6,635,030    6,659,979Other U.S. and Foreign Patents Pending.MEANINGS OF SYMBOLSSYMBOLS LOCATED IN THE MANUALPlease regard any message that follows a Danger, Warning, or Caution sym-bol.DANGER!DANGER!—Hazards which could result in severe personal injury or death.WARNING! WARNING!—Hazards which could result in personal injury.CAUTION!CAUTION!—Hazards which could result in equipment or property damage.
I—IntroductionI-3844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006SYMBOLS LOCATED ON THE POWER CONTROLJ1 Powerhead Cable Connector Symbol DefinitionConnectionStartswitch Cable Connector J2J3 Ethernet PortJ5 RS232/RS422 PortJ6 Universal Interface ConnectorJ10A Console Cable Connector J10B OptiBolus™ Console Cable Connector P4 Controller Area Network PortController Area Network PortModel NumberMod. No.Serial NumberS/NPart NumberP/NEquipment sensitive to Electrostatic Discharge. DO NOT TOUCH exposed connectors.ATTENTION! Consult User's/Service Manual.CAUTION! Risk of electrical shock. Do not remove cover.Refer servicing to qualified personnel.RS232/RS422TMCAN!250 V 4 AMPSLO-BLOVolts AmpsV/A
I—IntroductionI-4844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006SYMBOLS LOCATED ON THE CONSOLEHandswitch Cable Connector J2Power Supply Cable ConnectorPush Push ON/OFF J1ANGIOMAT ILLUMENASymbol DefinitionConnectionSYMBOLS LOCATED ON THE POWERHEADA-side of PowerheadSymbol DefinitionConnectionB-side of PowerheadInstall pressure sleeve/Load syringeLock pressure sleeve onto the powerhead/Lock syringe into the pressure sleeveHeater Blanket Cable Connector Manual Knob Light Status  Flashing Blue: Injector Powering Up  Solid Yellow/Purple: Enabled or    injecting contrast (yellow) or saline (purple)  Flashing Purple: Drip Mode injecting saline   Flashing Yellow and Purple: Injector Paused  Flashing Red: Alarm condition  Flashing Blue quickly: Injector rotated vertically or              30 degrees below horizontal.Powerhead classified IEC 601-1, Type CF
I—IntroductionI-5844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006CLASSIFICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH EN 60601-1TYPE OF PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCKClass I equipmentDEGREE OF PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC SHOCK    Type CF applied part.DEGREE OF PROTECTION AGAINST INGRESS OF WATEROrdinary EquipmentELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITYThe OptiVantage meets the radiated emissions (Class B) and immunity standardIEC 60601-1-2 for medical devicesUL/CSA CLASSIFICATIONCLASSIFIED®CLASSIFIED®OptiVantageC33SLUL 2601-1OptiVantage™  DH  Injection SystemCLASSIFIED BY UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC. WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH UL 60601-1 33SLOptiVantage™  DH  Injection System CLASSIFIED WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE MECHANICAL AND OTHER SPECIFIED HAZARDS ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH CAN/CSA C22.2 NO. 60601.1,33SLCE MARK INFORMATION0123Authorized EC RepresentativeTYCO HEALTHCARE UK LTD154 FAREHAM ROADGOSPORT PO13 OAS UK      Conforms to the European Medical Device Directive (MDD)
I—IntroductionI-6844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006FCC/IC INFORMATIONAll Radio type devices embedded in the OptiVantage DH Injector have met all qualifications for use under FCC Part 15. Tyco Healthcare/MallinckrodtModel#: 844003 (OptiVantage DH Injector w/RFID)IC: 3502A-844003FCC ID: UEI844003"This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation."Note: The term "IC:" before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.Note: Changes or modifications to the OptiVantage DH Injector not expressly ap-proved by Tyco Healthcare/Mallinckrodt could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
I—IntroductionI-7844960-A1 DRAFT  June 2006  This manual originally written in English.Copyright © 2004 by Liebel-Flarsheim, Inc., All Rights Reserved.All software used with this device and its related documentation (“Software”) are owned by Liebel-Flarsheim, Inc. The Software was designed specifically for this device and may not be used with any other device or for any other purpose. The Software is protected by United States and International Copyright Laws. The Software may not be copied, modified, or adapted for any other use without express written permission from Liebel-Flarsheim. The Software code is a trade secret of Liebel-Flarsheim. The Software code may not be reverse engineered, decompiled, disassembled or otherwise discovered.
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0—Introductioni844960-A  Feb. 2005Table Of ContentsForeword .................................................................................................................. I-1Recording Model Number, Part Numbers, and Serial Numbers .............................. I-1Trademark and Patent Information ........................................................................... I-2Meanings of Symbols............................................................................................... I-2Symbols Located in the Manual ....................................................................... I-2Symbols Located on the Power Control ........................................................... I-3Symbols Located on the Console..................................................................... I-4Symbols Located on the Powerhead ................................................................ I-4Classification in accordance with EN 60601-1 ......................................................... I-5Type of protection against electric shock .......................................................... I-5Degree of protection against electric shock...................................................... I-5Degree of protection against ingress of water .................................................. I-5Electromagnetic Compatibility .......................................................................... I-5UL/CSA Classification ...................................................................................... I-5CE Mark Information ................................................................................................ I-5
0—Introductionii844960-A  Feb. 2005SYSTEM OVERVIEW ...............................................................................................1-1-11.1  Indications for Use ........................................................................................1-1-21.2  User Qualification..........................................................................................1-2-11.3  System Features ...........................................................................................1-3-11.3.1  Versatility ............................................................................................ 1-3-11.3.2  Touch-Screen Displays .......................................................................1-3-11.3.3  Protocol Memory With Password Protection ......................................1-3-11.4  Features ........................................................................................................1-4-11.4.1  Safety .................................................................................................1-4-1Self-testing Design ............................................................................1-4-1Patency CheckTM Feature ..................................................................1-4-1Timing BolusTM Feature ......................................................................1-4-1Drip Mode Feature .............................................................................1-4-1OptiBolus® Feature (Optional) ..........................................................1-4-1Pointing Powerhead Downward prior to Starting an Injection ............ 1-4-1Start/Stop Key on Powerhead............................................................1-4-2Remote Control Operation .................................................................1-4-2Electrically Isolated Syringe...............................................................1-4-2Syringe Clarity ...................................................................................1-4-2Positive Positioning of the Powerhead ...............................................1-4-2Physical Stability ................................................................................1-4-21.4.2 Operator Convenience Features .........................................................1-4-2Auto-Fill Feature ................................................................................1-4-21.5  Specifications ................................................................................................1-5-11.5.1  Dimensions.........................................................................................1-5-11.5.2  Weight ................................................................................................1-5-11.5.3  Power Requirements ..........................................................................1-5-11.5.4  Voltage Requirements ........................................................................1-5-11.5.5  Electrical Leakage ..............................................................................1-5-21.5.6  Environmental ....................................................................................1-5-2
0—Introductioniii844960-A  Feb. 20051.5.7  Syringe Sizes .....................................................................................1-5-31.5.8  Syringe Heater ...................................................................................1-5-31.5.9  Flow Rate ...........................................................................................1-5-31.5.10  Peak Pressure Limit .........................................................................1-5-31.5.11  Phase Delay .....................................................................................1-5-31.5.12  Inject Delay .......................................................................................1-5-31.5.13  Scan Delay .......................................................................................1-5-31.5.14 Total Time ..........................................................................................1-5-41.5.15  Programmable Drip Mode Parameters (Saline Side) .......................1-5-41.5.16  Programmable Patency Check Parameters (Saline Side) ................1-5-41.5.17  Stored Protocols ...............................................................................1-5-41.6 Consumables .................................................................................................1-6-11.6.1  Syringes .............................................................................................1-6-1Dual Head Procedures ......................................................................1-6-1Prefilled Contrast Syringes ................................................................1-6-1Single Head Procedures ....................................................................1-6-21.6.2  Low Pressure Tubing ..........................................................................1-6-21.6.3  Catheters, Connectors and Tubing .....................................................1-6-21.7 Accessories ...................................................................................................1-7-1POWER ON / POWER OFF ......................................................................................2-1-12.1  Turning the System Power ON ......................................................................2-1-12.2  Homing the Rams .........................................................................................2-2-12.3  Turning the System Power OFF ....................................................................2-3-1
0—Introductioniv844960-A  Feb. 2005CONSOLE AND POWERHEAD ............................................................................... 3-1-13.1  Console .........................................................................................................3-1-23.1.1  Console Power Button ........................................................................3-1-23.1.2  Console Display Modes of Operation .................................................3-1-33.1.3  Console Main Screen .........................................................................3-1-53.1.4  Enabled Console Main Screen (Start Screen) ...................................3-1-9Drip Mode Screen ............................................................................3-1-103.1.5  Memory Screen ................................................................................3-1-12Recall a Protocol .............................................................................3-1-14Store a Protocol in Memory .............................................................3-1-14Move a Protocol ...............................................................................3-1-15Delete a Protocol .............................................................................3-1-16Rename (Edit Name) a Protocol Name or Page ..............................3-1-163.1.6  Setup ................................................................................................3-1-17Time/Date ........................................................................................3-1-22Language.........................................................................................3-1-23Alarms .............................................................................................3-1-243.1.7  Results Screen Parameters and Symbols ........................................3-1-253.2  Powerhead ....................................................................................................3-2-13.2.1  Powerhead Power ON Display ...........................................................3-2-13.2.2  Manual Knobs ....................................................................................3-2-23.2.3  Powerhead Syringe Load Clamps/Levers ..........................................3-2-43.2.4  Heater Blanket Connection ................................................................3-2-5125 ml Syringe Cradle .......................................................................3-2-5200ml Heater Blanket ........................................................................3-2-53.2.5 Powerhead Display Modes of Operation .............................................3-2-63.2.6  Powerhead Main Screen ....................................................................3-2-93.2.7  Powerhead Protocol Parameter Entry Screen ..................................3-2-123.2.8  Enabled Powerhead Main Screen ....................................................3-2-16Patency Check Screen ....................................................................3-2-18Powerhead Drip Mode Screen .........................................................3-2-203.2.9  Powerhead Memory Screen .............................................................3-2-22Recalling a Protocol .........................................................................3-2-223.2.10  Powerhead Results Screen ............................................................3-2-23
0—Introductionv844960-A  Feb. 2005ENABLING SEQUENCE ..........................................................................................4-1-14.1  Enabling Sequence .......................................................................................4-1-14.1.1  Dangers, Warnings, and Cautions ......................................................4-1-24.1.2  Notes ..................................................................................................4-1-34.2  Types of Injections.........................................................................................4-2-1Load 125 ml Syringe (Contrast side Only) .........................................4-2-2Load 200 ml Syringe (Contrast side Only) .........................................4-2-4Load 125 ml/200 ml Syringe ..............................................................4-2-6Load 200 ml/200 ml Syringe ..............................................................4-2-84.3  Fill Syringe (200 ml Only)..............................................................................4-3-14.3.1  Auto-Fill Technique .............................................................................4-3-14.3.2  Manual Fill Technique .........................................................................4-3-34.4  Attach Tubing to Syringe(s) ...........................................................................4-4-14.5  Purge Air from Syringe .................................................................................4-5-14.5.1  Purge Air 125 ml Prefill Syringe .........................................................4-5-14.5.2  Purge Air 200 ml Disposable Syringe .................................................4-5-14.6  Prime Tubing .................................................................................................4-6-14.6.1  Prime Tubing with Saline ....................................................................4-6-14.6.2  Prime Tubing with Contrast .................................................................4-6-14.7  Powerhead in Vertical Position ......................................................................4-7-1DELIVERING AN INJECTION ..................................................................................5-1-15.1  Dangers/Warnings/Cautions .........................................................................5-1-15.2  Recall/Enter Protocol Parameters .................................................................5-2-15.3  Connect to Patient ........................................................................................5-3-15.4  Enable Injector ..............................................................................................5-4-15.5  Check Patency of I.V. Site .............................................................................5-5-1Check Patency Using the [Patency] key ............................................5-5-1Check Patency Using the Manual Knob ............................................5-5-35.6  Delivering a Drip Mode Injection ...................................................................5-6-15.7  Delivering the Main Protocol .........................................................................5-7-15.7.1  Dangers, Warnings and Cautions .......................................................5-7-15.7.2  Starting Delivery of the Main Protocol ................................................5-7-1
0—Introductionvi844960-A  Feb. 20055.7.3  Pausing an Injection ...........................................................................5-7-25.7.4  Restarting a Paused Injection ............................................................5-7-35.7.5  Terminating an Injection......................................................................5-7-35.8  Displaying Results Screen ............................................................................5-8-15.9  Removing 125 ml Syringes ...........................................................................5-9-1SYSTEM GENERATED MESSAGES .......................................................................6-1-16.1  Operator Messages ......................................................................................6-1-26.1.1  Power Up Messages ..........................................................................6-1-2Hardware Initialization completed. .....................................................6-1-26.1.2  Programming Messages.....................................................................6-1-2Auto-Fill in Progress ..........................................................................6-1-2Automatic Prefill Syringe Size Sensor ...............................................6-1-2Changing Fluid Configuration ............................................................6-1-3Heater Blanket ...................................................................................6-1-3Insert Syringe SIDE A .......................................................................6-1-4Insert Syringe SIDE B .......................................................................6-1-4OptiBolus Key is not Installed ............................................................6-1-5Patency Check in Progress................................................................6-1-5Programmed to Deliver Contrast from both Side A and Side B .........6-1-5Protocol Modification in Progress at Console ....................................6-1-6Protocol Name Already Exists ...........................................................6-1-6Protocol Name Not Valid ....................................................................6-1-6Setup to Deliver Contrast from A-side and B-side .............................6-1-6Unreadable Data on Powerhead or Console Display.........................6-1-7Volume Key Flashing a Magenta Color ..............................................6-1-76.1.3  Faceplate Messages ..........................................................................6-1-8New Faceplate Installed.....................................................................6-1-86.1.4  Auto-Fill Messages .............................................................................6-1-8Rotate the Powerhead to Activate Auto-Fill .......................................6-1-8
0—Introductionvii844960-A  Feb. 20056.1.5  Scanner Connectivity .........................................................................6-1-8Scanner Interface Connection not Available ......................................6-1-86.1.6  Enable Process Messages .................................................................6-1-9Enable sequence not completed .......................................................6-1-9Hand switch is closed. .......................................................................6-1-9Insufficient volume ...........................................................................6-1-106.1.7  Injection Stopped Messages ............................................................6-1-10Drip Expired .....................................................................................6-1-10Injector Stalled .................................................................................6-1-10Pressure Limiting .............................................................................6-1-11Syringe Latch Open .........................................................................6-1-116.1.8  Results Screen Messages ................................................................6-1-12Pressure Limited ..............................................................................6-1-126.2  Alarm Messages ...........................................................................................6-2-1CARE OF UNIT .........................................................................................................7-1-17.1  Daily Inspection ............................................................................................7-1-17.1.1  200 ml Pressure Sleeve .....................................................................7-1-17.2  Cleaning ........................................................................................................7-2-17.2.1  200 ml Pressure Sleeve and Base .....................................................7-2-17.2.2  125 ML Cradle Assembly ...................................................................7-2-17.2.3  Console and Powerhead ....................................................................7-2-17.2.4  Power supply ......................................................................................7-2-1Index ...................................................................................................... I-1-1
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1—SystemOverview1-1-1844960-A  Feb. 20051SYSTEM OVERVIEWPhase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                                ml/sec               ml                  sec   PH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI258Main4461.5 705.5 23AB-SetupResultsMemoryEnableA:125B:125121    ml121    ml300300:00Check for air insyringe and tubingLIVERInject DelayLiver ExaminationABFlow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)73AA1584.04.0 83Scan DelayPeak PSI1580020EnableFigure 1-1-1 OptiVantage Injection System
1—SystemOverview1-1-2844960-A  Feb. 20051.1  INDICATIONS FOR USEThe OptiVantage Injection System is a contrast delivery system and is designed toinject radiopaque contrast media into a patient’s vascular system to obtain diag-nostic images when used with computed tomography (i.e. “CT”) equipment.
844960-A  Feb. 20051—SystemOverview1-2-11.2  USER QUALIFICATIONThe OptiVantage Injection System should be operated ONLY by qualified person-nel who:• are completely familiar with the unit,• have read and understood this Operator's Manual,• have been trained concerning the process of how to stop an injection in thecase of an emergency (described in Chapter 5 of this manual), and• are otherwise properly trained in the use of equipment andprocedures of this type.Failure to follow these guidelines could result in serious injury to the patient orthe operator.CAUTION!Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
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844960-A  Feb. 20051—SystemOverview1-3-11.3  SYSTEM FEATURES1.3.1  VERSATILITYThe injector is microprocessor-controlled and can perform injections within thefollowing variable parameters:• Flow Rate• Volume• Pressure Limit• Inject Delay• Scan Delay• Phase Delays1.3.2  TOUCH-SCREEN DISPLAYSThe console and powerhead both contain touch screen displays for operatorinteraction. Refer to Chapter 3-1-1 for detailed descriptions.When using the touch screen displays, keep the following information in mind:CAUTION!Do not press on the touch screens with sharp or pointed items such as fingernails,pens or pencils. Using items of this type may cause damage to your screen,resulting in a nonworking unit. Do not allow objects, such as pens and pencils, tolay on the touch screen.1.3.3  PROTOCOL MEMORY WITH PASSWORD PROTECTIONA convenient, user-friendly feature of the OptiVantage is its ability to store theparameters of as many as 40 protocols in its memory. Password protection is alsoavailable.
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844960-A  Feb. 20051—SystemOverview1-4-11.4  FEATURES1.4.1  SAFETYThe OptiVantage has been designed to enhance the safety of both patient andoperator. Specific safety features include:Self-testing DesignWhen the OptiVantage is switched ON, it automatically performs a series ofpower-up tests to monitor the status of all systems. If a problem is detected, anappropriate message will appear in the system display. Also, during the enableprocess and during an injection, all necessary functions are constantly checked. Ifa fault is detected, the system will automatically shut down and an appropriatemessage will be displayed.Patency CheckTM FeaturePrior to the delivery of the main injection, a Patency Check--an injection of asmall volume of saline--can be performed to determine the integrity of the I.V.site.Timing BolusTM FeaturePrior to the delivery of the main injection, a Timing Bolus injection--an injectionof a small volume of contrast, followed by a small volume of saline--can bedelivered to the patient to determine the optimal scan delay needed to capture thecontrast agent in the area of interest.Drip Mode FeaturePrior to the delivery of the main injection, a Drip Mode injection--a low flow rateinjection of a small volume of saline--can be delivered to keep the fluid pathwayopen.OptiBolus® Feature (Optional)The OptiBolus feature is used to deliver an exponentially decaying flow rateinjection that optimizes the contrast usage and provides an extended period ofuniform enhancement of the area of interest. The End Flow Rate is automaticallycalculated by the OptiVantage and displayed only on the console Main screen.Pointing Powerhead Downward prior to Starting an InjectionAfter completion of the Enable sequence, the [Enable] key is only active aftertilting the powerhead to the downward position. Pointing the powerhead in thedownward position allows any trapped air in the syringe to move to the plungerend of the syringe, away from the syringe tip, possibly preventing it from beinginadvertently injected into the patient.
844960-A  Feb. 20051—SystemOverview1-4-2Start/Stop Key on PowerheadBecause the powerhead is near the patient during an injection, both the [Start] keyand the [Stop] key are integrated into the powerhead for starting or quickly stop-ping an injection.Remote Control OperationUse of the remote handswitch allows the operator to perform injections fromoutside the area of direct radiation.Electrically Isolated SyringeAll syringes are isolated from any electrical contact with the injector.Syringe ClaritySemitransparent syringes are used on the OptiVantage. Small air bubbles can beseen with careful observation.Positive Positioning of the PowerheadA preset friction device in the powerhead holds the syringe in the desired positionduring injection.Physical StabilityThe wide stance of the base of the pedestal assembly reduces the possibility oftipping. Two of the casters may be locked to prevent unwanted rolling and turning.1.4.2 OPERATOR CONVENIENCE FEATURESAuto-Fill FeatureThis feature is designed to automatically fill the syringe while minimizing theintroduction of air into the syringe. Upon loading a 200 ml syringe, the powerheadcan automatically fill to 25 ml at 4 ml/s, expell to 0 ml at 10 ml/s, then fill to theoperator programmed Auto-Fill Volume at 15 ml/s.
1—SystemOverview1-5-1844960-A  Feb. 20051.5  SPECIFICATIONS1.5.1  DIMENSIONSConsole ......................................................... 12.25 W x 2.5 H x 8.5 D inches(311 W x 64 H x 216 D mm)Console Base ................................................ 9.5 W x 2.5 H x 7 D inches(241 W x 64 H x 178 D mm)Powerhead .................................................... 12.5 W x 6 H x 8 D inches(318 W x 152 H x 203 D mm)Power Supply................................................ 10 W x 9 D x 4 H inches(267 W x 228 D x 102 H mm)10"267mm9"228mm4"102mmInject DelayLiver Examination12Volume (ml)     Flow (ml/sec) Volume (ml)     Flow (ml/sec) 73AA4.04.083Scan DelayPeak PSI0020Enable1211216"152mm12.5"318mm8"203mm2.5"64mm7"178mm9.5"241mmPhase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                                ml/sec               ml                  sec   PH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI258Main4461.5705.523AB-SetupResultsMemoryEnableA:125B:125121    ml121    ml300300:00Check for air insyringe and tubingLIVER12.25"311mm8.5"216mm2.5"64mm1.5.2  WEIGHTConsole w/Base ............................................ 5.8 lbs (2.6 kg)Powerhead .................................................... 14.5 lbs (6.57 kg)Power Supply................................................ 6 lbs (2.7 kg)1.5.3  POWER REQUIREMENTSStandby ......................................................... less than 1 AStandard ........................................................ 115 VAC, 4 A, 50/60 Hz230 VAC, 2 A, 50/60 Hz1.5.4  VOLTAGE REQUIREMENTSUnit automatically adapts for input voltages from 100 to 240 VAC.
1—SystemOverview1-5-2844960-A  Feb. 20051.5.5  ELECTRICAL LEAKAGEChassis .......................................................... less than 300 microamps1.5.6  ENVIRONMENTALTransport and Storage Temperature: ............ -40° to +158° F (-40° to +70° C)10% to 100% relative humidityOperating Temperature: ................................ 0° to +104° F (0° to +40°C)30% to 75% relative humidityBtu Output: ................................................... 510 BtuBiohazard Disposal: Dispose of bioharzards in accordance with the requirementsof your hospital, facility or local regulations.Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC): The OptiVantage meetsEN60601-1-2 for level B conducted and radiated emissions and EMI immu-nity.   NOTE: If any anomalies in the injector performance are noticed, iden-tify devices within the immediate area that are capable of producing electro-magnetic interference and call a qualified service representative.DANGER!Possible explosion hazard if used in the presence of flammable anesthetics. Theunit is not designed for use in explosive environments.WARNING!The injector may only be operated in an area that is located beyond the 20 gausslimit. Operating the unit within magnetic fields that are higher than this limit maycause the unit to malfunction, resulting in operator or patient injury.CAUTION!Only the powerhead is considered spill proof. The console and power control arenot spill-proof. Fluid spilled in these components can cause the unit to malfunc-tion, resulting in patient or operator injury. If fluid is spilled on the console orpower control, remove the unit from operation and contact your authorized servicepersonnel.
1—SystemOverview1-5-3844960-A  Feb. 20051.5.7  SYRINGE SIZES125 ml, 100 ml, 75 ml, 50 ml pre-filled200 ml empty1.5.8  SYRINGE HEATER98° ± 6° F (37° ± 3° C) nominal. Maintains the temperature of pre-heated con-trast.1.5.9  FLOW RATEFlow Rate Parameters ................................... 0.1 – 10 ml/second adjustable inincrements of 0.1 ml/secondFlow Rate Running Tolerance: ..................... 0.2 ml/second or +/-20% whicheveris smaller. 1.5.10  PEAK PRESSURE LIMITpounds per square inch (psi) ......................... 50 – 325 adjustable in 5 psi incre-mentskPa ................................................................ 345 – 2240 adjustable in 34 kPaincrements1.5.11  PHASE DELAYPhase Delay Parameters................................ 0—600 seconds adjustable in incre-ments of 1 second.1.5.12  INJECT DELAYInject Delay Parameters ................................ 0—600 seconds adjustable in incre-ments of 1 second.1.5.13  SCAN DELAYScan Delay Parameters ................................. 0—600 seconds adjustable in incre-ments of 1 secondThe Scan Delay timer shall count down in one second increments. Three beeps(250 ms) occur when the timer reaches 10 seconds. Two beeps (440 ms) occurwhen the timer reaches 5 seconds. One beep (1000 ms) occurs when the timerreaches 0 seconds. A start signal is sent to the CT Scanner when the timer reaches0 seconds.
1—SystemOverview1-5-4844960-A  Feb. 20051.5.14 TOTAL TIMETotal Time Display Parameters .................... 0—99:59 (minutes:seconds)1.5.15  PROGRAMMABLE DRIP MODE PARAMETERS (SALINE SIDE)•  Flow Rate:  0.1 to 1.0 ml/s•  Volume: 0.1 to 3.0 ml•  Interval: 0 to 60 seconds1.5.16  PROGRAMMABLE PATENCY CHECK PARAMETERS (SALINE SIDE)•  Flow Rate:  0.1 to 10 ml/s (defaults to maximum flow rate of protocol)•  Volume: 1 to 200 ml•  Default Volume: 1 to 200 ml1.5.17  STORED PROTOCOLS40 protocols can be stored and recalled.NOTE: Liebel-Flarsheim reserves the right to change product designs andspecifications in the continuing effort to improve their products.
1—SystemOverview1-6-1844960-A  Feb. 20051.6 CONSUMABLESNOTE: The use of consumables not complying with the equivalent safety require-ments of this equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resultingsystem. Consideration relating to the choice shall include evidence that the safetycertification of the consumables has been performed in accordance to the appro-priate EN 60601-1 and/or EN 60601-1-1 harmonized national standard.1.6.1  SYRINGESDual Head Procedures•  P/N 844020 Multipack 200 ml OptiVantage Front Load Syringe w/Handi-Fil and60” Coiled Y-Tube w/No check valve•  P/N 844015 Multipack 200 ml OptiVantage Front Load Syringe w/Handi-Fil and60” Coiled Y-Tube w/Single check valve•  P/N 844021 Multipack 200 ml OptiVantage Front Load Syringe w/Handi-Fil and60” Coiled Y-Tube w/Dual check valves•  P/N 844022 DualPack (2) 200 ml OptiVantage Front Load Syringesw/(2) Handi-Fils and 60” Coiled Y-Tube w/No check valve•  P/N 844016 DualPack (2) 200 ml OptiVantage Front Load Syringesw/(2) Handi-Fils and 60” Coiled Y-Tube w/Single check valve•  P/N 844023 DualPack (2) 200 ml OptiVantage Front Load Syringesw/(2) Handi-Fils and 60” Coiled Y-Tube w/Dual check valvesPrefilled Contrast Syringes•  P/N 1333-77 50 ml Optiray® 350 (Ioversol Injection USP 74%) 350 mgl/ml•  P/N 1333-91 75 ml Optiray 350 (Ioversol Injection USP 74%) 350 mgl/ml•  P/N 1333-83 100 ml Optiray 350 (Ioversol Injection USP 74%) 350 mgl/ml•  P/N 1333-81 125 ml Optiray 350 (Ioversol Injection USP 74%) 350 mgl/ml•  P/N 1323-77 50 ml Optiray 320 (Ioversol Injection USP 68%) 320 mgl/ml•  P/N 1323-91 75 ml Optiray 320 (Ioversol Injection USP 68%) 320 mgl/ml•  P/N 1323-83 100 ml Optiray 320 (Ioversol Injection USP 68%) 320 mgl/ml•  P/N 1323-81 125 ml Optiray 320 (Ioversol Injection USP 68%) 320 mgl/ml•  P/N 1332-83 100 ml Optiray 300 (Ioversol Injection USP 64%) 300 mgl/ml•  P/N 1324-81 125 ml Optiray 350 (Ioversol Injection USP 51%) 240 mgl/ml
1—SystemOverview1-6-2844960-A  Feb. 2005Single Head Procedures•  P/N 800099 Multipack 200 ml Front Load Syringe w/Handi-Fil and60” Coiled Tube•  P/N 800096 Multipack 200 ml Front Load Syringe w/Handi-Fil1.6.2  LOW PRESSURE TUBING•  P/N 601195 60” Coiled Tube•  P/N 844010 60” Coiled Y-Tubing w/No check valve,  5” Y-Legs•  P/N 844011 60” Coiled Y-Tubing w/Single check valve, 5” Y-Legs•  P/N 844012 60” Coiled Y-Tubing w/Dual check valves, 5” Y-Legs1.6.3  CATHETERS, CONNECTORS AND TUBINGIt is recommended that catheters, connectors and tubing used with the OptiVan-tage Injection System be rated for a minimum of 325 psi. If such products arerated at a pressure below 325 psi, it is the responsibility of the user to use manualmode to select a pressure limit that is appropriate for the product. The selection ofmanual mode is covered in section 3.1.6. Setting of the peak pressure limit isdiscussed in Sections 3.1.3 and 3.2.6 of this manual.Use only safety-approved catheters suitable for connection to the LLN-K-A Luermale-threaded locking coupler (DIN 13 090).Figure 1-6-1Luer Male-threaded Locking Coupler of the LF Spiral Extension Tubing
1—SystemOverview1-7-1844960-A  Feb. 20051.7 ACCESSORIESA list of the accessories for use with the OptiVantage Injector is available throughyour Mallinckrodt sales representative.NOTE: The use of accessories not complying with the equivalent safety require-ments of this equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resultingsystem. Consideration relating to the choice shall include:• use of the accessory in the patient vicinity• evidence that the safety certification of the accessory has been performedin accordance to the appropriate EN 60601-1 and/or EN 60601-1-1        harmonized national standard.
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2—Power ON/OFF2-1-1844960-A  Feb. 20052POWER ON / POWER OFF2.1  TURNING THE SYSTEM POWER ONRefer to Figure 2-1-1.1.  At the rear of the power supply, place the switch to the ON position  A. Theblue LED located on the top of the power supply will illuminate to indicatepower is ON .2.  At the console, push the System ON/OFF button B or press on the powerheadtouchscreen. The ON/OFF button on the console will illuminate to indicatepower to the console and powerhead is ON. The injector will perform a power-up check sequence, then display screens on the powerhead and the console tocorrectly position the rams for proper loading of the syringe(s).BAO       I100-120V~/230V~50-60HZ4 AMPJ5P4J3J2CANJ6J10B J10A J1RS232/RS422TMPower On LEDFigure 2-1-1 Switching the System Power ON
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2—Power ON/OFF2-2-1844960-A  Feb. 20052.2  HOMING THE RAMSEach time power is cycled, the injector automatically performs a ram homingsequence to properly position the rams for loading of the syringes.CAUTION!Disconnect the tubing from all 125 ml syringes prior to performing the homingsequence. Retracting the ram during the homing sequence, while connected totubing not containing a check valve, may cause inadvertent retraction of bloodfrom the patient. Retracting the 125 ml ram during the homing sequence, whileconnected to tubing containing a check valve, will cause a vacuum in the syringe.Remove all 200 ml syringes prior to performing the homing sequence. Expellingthe ram during the homing sequence, when a 200 ml syringe is loaded, may causeinadvertent injection of contrast or saline into the patient.Follow the instructions on the powerhead display to perform the homing se-quence.
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2—Power ON/OFF2-3-1844960-A  Feb. 20052.3  TURNING THE SYSTEM POWER OFFRefer to Figure 2-3-1.At the console, push the ON/OFF button to switch the system OFF B. The powersupply can be left ON. This allows for quicker and easier restarts from the con-sole.BFigure 2-3-1 Switching the System Power OFF
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3—Console and Powerhead3-1-1844960-A  Feb. 20053CONSOLEAND POWERHEADOperating the OptiVantage requires knowledge of the operator interfaces locatedon both the console and the powerhead. The console and powerhead both containtouch screen displays in order to interact with the operator.Through use of the console’s touch screen display, the operator can:• enter protocol parameters• save protocols• delete protocols• recall protocols• enable/start/stop a Drip injection• enable/start/stop an injection• review achieved parameters of delivered protocolsThrough use of the powerhead’s touch screen display, the operator can:• enter protocol parameters• recall protocols• fill/expel syringes• enable/start/stop a Patency Check injection• enable/start/stop a Drip injection• enable/start/stop an injection
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-2844960-A  Feb. 20053.1  CONSOLE3.1.1  CONSOLE POWER BUTTONRefer to Figure 3-1-1.Power Button/Power ON Indicator  A — The LED located on the power buttonglows to indicate that power is ON. With the power supply switch in the ONposition, the injector system can be powered ON and OFF through use of theconsole power button.Phase        Side        Flow            Volume          Duration                                ml/sec               ml                 secPH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:To t a lTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:31MainProtocol Name6254.0 1004.0 25AB-Setup ResultsMemoryTiming BolusOptiBolusEnableA:125B:2005000ACheck for air insyringe and tubing197    ml122    mlFigure 3-1-1 Console Power Button
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-3844960-A  Feb. 20053.1.2  CONSOLE DISPLAY MODES OF OPERATIONRefer to Figure 3-1-2.Located along the lower portion of the console display are the following 4 keys:[Memory], [Setup], [Results] and [Main]. These keys allow access to their respec-tive modes of operation.Main Screen — Upon power-up, this screen is automatically displayed as shownin Figure 3-1-2. All protocol information needed by the injector is containedwithin the Main screen. To access the Main screen when displaying the Resultsscreen, Setup screen or Memory screen, press the active [Main] key located on thelower right-hand side of the screen.Enabled Main Screen — The Enabled Main screen allows for the delivery of themain protocol or a Drip Mode Injection.Memory Screen — All stored protocol information is located within the Memoryscreen. Accessing this screen allows the operator to recall, store, rename anddelete protocols. To access the Memory screen, press the [Memory] key  Blocated on the lower portion of the screen.Setup Screen — Accessing this screen allows the operator to change the language,change the unit of measure for pressure, set the time, set parameter defaults,display the Alarm History, and access the service mode. To access the Setupscreen, press the [Setup] key C located on the lower portion of the screen.Results Screen — All information pertaining to the results of a delivered injectionis located within the Results screen. To access the Results screen, press the[Results] key D located on the lower portion of the screen.
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-4844960-A  Feb. 2005Phase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                     Phase Delay                                ml/sec               ml                  sec                                 secPH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:31Main6254.0 100 04.0 25AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000BC DCheck for air insyringe and tubingProtocol Name180    mlEnableSetup ResultsMemoryTiming BolusOptiBolusFigure 3-1-2  Console Main Screen with Location of Mode Keys
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-5844960-A  Feb. 20053.1.3  CONSOLE MAIN SCREENRefer to Figure 3-1-3 and Figure 3-1-4.Protocol Name E — The name of the protocol currently displayed on the MainScreen is located in this area of the screen. An asterisk located at the end of thename indicates that the displayed parameters have been modified and no longermatch the originally stored parameters.A: Syringe Size  F — This information indicates the size of the syringe currentlyinstalled in the A-side of the powerhead. Note that contrast parameters are indi-cated by the color yellow. Saline parameters are indicated by the color purple.B: Syringe Size  G — This information indicates the size of the syringe currentlyinstalled in the B-side of the powerhead. Note that contrast parameters are indi-cated by the color yellow. Saline parameters are indicated by the color purple.Phase H — Within a protocol, up to six phases can be input. “PH” is the abbre-viation of Phase.Side I — These keys toggle among the following symbols: [A], [B], [-].Pressing an [A] key will toggle the key to a [B] key, thus indicating injecting fromthe B-side. Pressing a [B] key will toggle the key to a white [-], indicating noinjecting for and past that phase. Pressing a white [-] key will toggle the key to a[A] key, thus indicating injecting from the A-side.Flow J — The values entered in this column indicate rate of delivery of thecontrast medium and saline during each respective phase. Flow is expressed inmilliliters/second.Volume K — The values entered in this column indicate the volume of contrastmedium and saline to be delivered during each respective phase. Volume isexpressed in milliliters.Duration L — The value in this column indicates the duration of a protocolphase (i.e., time to complete injection in seconds) based on the entered volumeand flow rate values. Duration is displayed in the nearest whole second.Phase Delay  M — Phase Delay is a count down timer that delays the start of thenext phase. The next phase will start when the phase delay counter reaches0 (zero). Phase Delay is expressed in seconds. Phase Delay can also be set topause the injection. Access the Pause feature by scrolling past either the 0 (zero)lower limit or the 600 (six-hundred) upper limit.Total Time N — The Total Time field is an accumulation of all the calculatedDuration and Delay fields for all phases. The total time field starts counting upfrom 0 (zero) after the injector receives a start signal. Total time continues tocount after the injection is completed as long as the Results screen is displayed orup to 21 minutes. Total time is expressed in minutes:seconds.
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-6844960-A  Feb. 2005Inject Delay  O — Inject Delay is a count down timer that begins counting whenthe Start command is activated. The injection is started when the inject delaycounter reaches 0 (zero). If Inject Delay is greater than 0 (zero), Scan Delay isautomatically set to 0 (zero). Inject Delay is expressed in seconds.Scan Delay P — Scan Delay is a count down timer that begins counting whenthe Start command is activated and stops when the counter reaches 0 (zero). Thescan start signal will initiate once the timer reaches 0 (zero). If Scan Delay isgreater than 0 (zero), Inject Delay is automatically set to 0 (zero). Scan Delay isexpressed in seconds.Peak PSI/Peak KPA  Q — The value set in this key indicates the maximum allow-able pressure that can occur during an injection. Pressure is expressed in eitherPSI or kPa. Refer to section 3.1.6  Setup Screen Parameters and Symbols for moreinformation about changing the unit of measure.Enable R — This key is only active when proper enabling sequence is fol-lowed and after the powerhead is tilted downward. Pressing the active[Enable] key “enables” the injector (displays the [Start] key) for delivery of aprotocol.OptiBolus (optional)  S — This key is only active if a port-key is present at theOptiBolus port located on the rear of the power supply. Pressing this key allowsthe operator to program an OptiBolus injection. The OptiBolus Mode delivers anexponentially decaying flow rate injection that optimizes the contrast usage andprovides an extended period of uniform enhancement of the area of interest. Oncethe [Optibolus] key  S is pressed, the screen shown in Figure 3-1-5 is displayed.Note the addition of the Optibolus symbol V to the left of the first phase alongwith the addition of End Flow Rate W. End Flow Rate  W is a function of theOptibolus mode and is automatically calculated by the OptiVantage for the en-tered parameters and is displayed only on the console Main screen.Timing Bolus T  — This key is only active if turned ON at the Setup Screen andwhen 4 or less phases are programmed in a protocol. Pressing this key allows theoperator to program a Timing Bolus injection. A Timing Bolus injection--aninjection of a small volume of contrast, followed by a small volume of saline--canbe delivered to the patient to determine the optimal scan delay needed to capturethe contrast agent in the are of interest. Once the [Timing Bolus] key  T ispressed, the screen shown in Figure 3-1-6 is displayed. Note the addition of “Test”X to the left of the first and second phase.Change Parameter Values via the Slide Bar  U — To change the value of a param-eter, select the desired parameter by touching its key. The key will highlight toindicate it is active and the slide bar will display at the bottom of the screen.Touch the slide bar at the value required, or use the left and right double arrows todecrease or increase the value. Use the left and right single arrows to decrease orincrease the value in smaller increments.
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-7844960-A  Feb. 2005Phase        Side        Flow            Volume         Duration                                ml/sec               ml                sec   PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:31Main6254.0 100 04.0 25AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000Check for air insyringe and tubingProtocol NameFGEOPQIH JK LPhase Delay       secMN180    mlEnableRSetup ResultsMemoryTiming BolusOptiBolusS TFigure 3-1-3 Console Main ScreenPhase        Side        Flow            Volume         Duration                                ml/sec               ml                sec   PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:31Main6254.0 1004.0 25AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000Check for air insyringe and tubingFGIH JK L Phase Delay       secMN180    mlEnableProtocol NameE0OPQRSetup ResultsMemory1   10   20   30   40   50   60    70    80    90   100   110   120  125mlUU UFigure 3-1-4  Console Main Screen with Active Slide Bar
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-8844960-A  Feb. 2005Phase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                                ml/sec               ml                  sec   OptiBolusPH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:31Main625 04.0 100 04.0 25AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000Check for air insyringe and tubingProtocol NameEnd Flow   Phase Delay   ml/sec            secWV180    mlEnableSetup ResultsMemoryOptiBolus Timing BolusSFigure 3-1-5  Console OptiBolus Injection ScreenTo t a lTime00:31Main52565Phase        Side        Flow            Volume          Duration                       Phase Delay                                ml/sec               ml                  sec                                 sec          TestTestPH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:4.0 20AB4.0 254.0 20B4.0 100 0A-A:125B:200120    mlCheck for air insyringe and tubingProtocol NamePauseMainOptiBolus Timing BolusXInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI10000Enable180    mlTSetup ResultsMemoryFigure 3-1-6  Console Timing Bolus Injection Screen
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-9844960-A  Feb. 20053.1.4  ENABLED CONSOLE MAIN SCREEN (START SCREEN)Refer to Figure 3-1-7.After pressing the active [Enable] key, the screen shown in Figure 3-1-7 is dis-played. From this screen, the operator can change parameters, program anOptiBolus injection, program a Timing Bolus injection, enter the Drip Mode, orstart the delivery of the protocol.Start  Y — This key starts the delivery of the programmed protocol. For moreinformation about delivering injections, refer to Chapter 5.Drip Z — This key is active if turned ON at the Setup Screen and only displayedafter the [Enable] key is pressed. Pressing this key allows the operator to programa “drip” injection--a low flow rate injection of a small volume of saline deliveredto keep the fluid pathway open. Refer to Figure 3-1-8.Disable AA — This keys allows the injector to disable from the enabled mode.PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:316254.0 100 04.0 25AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000Start180    mlProtocol NamePhase        Side        Flow            Volume          Duration                       Phase Delay                                ml/sec               ml                  sec                                 sec          OptiBolus Timing BolusDisableDripAAZYFigure 3-1-7 Enabled Console Main Screen
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-10844960-A  Feb. 2005Drip Mode ScreenRefer to Figure 3-1-8.The Drip Mode allows the injector to deliver a “drip” injection to keep the fluidpath open during patient set up and between injections of contrast. The Drip Modeis accessible from either the Console Enabled Main Screen or the PowerheadEnabled Main Screen.To access the Drip Mode screen as shown in Figure 3-1-8, press the [Drip] key Zlocated on the enabled Main screen (shown in Figure 3-1-7).Side A — The Drip injection can only be delivered from the saline side. (InFigure 3-1-8, the B-side is set up as the saline side.)Drip Mode Flow B  — This value indicates rate of delivery of the saline. DripMode flow is expressed in milliliters/second.Drip Mode Volume  C  — This value indicates the volume of saline to be deliv-ered during each drip injection. Drip Mode volume is expressed in milliliters.Interval  D  — This value indicates the amount of time the injector pauses be-tween each delivery of drip injections. Drip Mode interval is expressed in seconds.Change Parameter Values via the Slide Bar  E  — To change the value of aparameter, select the desired parameter by touching its key. The key will highlightto indicate it is active and the slide bar will display at the bottom of the screen.Touch the slide bar at the value required, then use the left and right double arrowsto decrease or increase the value. Use the left and right single arrows to decreaseor increase the value in smaller increments.Drip Time F  — Calculated automatically by the injector by using the pro-grammed Flow, Volume and Interval values, this value indicates the amount oftime the Drip Injection will require. Once the [Start Drip] key is pressed, the valuecounts down until it reaches zero. Once Drip Time reaches zero, an audible signalwill indicate to the operator that the Drip Injection is complete.Drip Volume G  — Calculated automatically by the injector by subtracting theprogrammed Volume of the main protocol (saline side) from the syringe volume(saline side), this value indicates the amount of saline the Drip Injection caninject. Drip Volume is expressed in ml.Start Drip  H  — This key starts the drip injection. For more information aboutdelivering a drip injection, refer to Chapter 5.Exit  I  — This key disables the drip injection and displays the Enabled Mainscreen.
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-11844960-A  Feb. 2005DripTimeDripVolume (ml)1:10:580.5B 1.0 30Phase        Side        Flow              Volume        Drip Interval                                ml/sec                 ml                 sec   DripA:125B:200Drip ModeA B C D120    ml180    mlStart DripExitI0.1            0.5           1.0            1.5            2.0            2.5            3.0EEEHFG150Figure 3-1-8 Drip Mode Screen
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-12844960-A  Feb. 20053.1.5  MEMORY SCREENRefer to Figure 3-1-9.NOTE: If password protection is ON, moving, deleting, renaming or storingprotocols is not permitted unless the correct password is entered.Memory Location A — The unit can store up to 40 six-phase protocols with 8protocols listed per page. Each protocol can have a name consisting of up to 20alpha-numeric characters. To display the protocol on the Main Screen, simplypress the Protocol’s corresponding key. OptiBolus protocols are indicated by the“OptiBolus” logo located on the key.Protocol Parameters  B — Each protocol can contain up to six phases.Current Values  C — The current values displayed on the Main screen are locatedin this area.Memory Page Number D — The memory screen contains five pages with eightprotocols listed per page.Move E — This key allows the operator to move a protocol into a different slotor onto a different page.Delete F — This key activates the delete feature. Press the [Delete] key, thenpress the key of the protocol to be deleted.Edit  G — This key allows the operator to edit the name of a protocol.Store  H — This key stores the current values into a protocol memory slot.Cancel (not shown)  — This key is only displayed after pressing the [Move] key,the [Delete] key, the [Edit] key or the [Store] key and is used to cancel the feature.Main  I — This key allows the operator to return to the Main screen.
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-13844960-A  Feb. 20054321MemoryPageMain5Move Delete Edit Name StoreProtocol 1Protocol 2Protocol 3Protocol 4Protocol 5Protocol 6Protocol 7Protocol 8Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml   sec   Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml     sec101260012121260012600135135135135135135135135135246246246246246246246246246118181818181818180.12.04.02.02.02.04.02.04.0BBABB-BA-BA10136001313600136001313600   1751475751475147575140.17.03.01.01.03.05.03.01.06.03.0A-AA-A-AAAA-AAA-A 1.0 75 13 -F G HADCBECurrentValueIInjectScanPressureInjectScan PressureInjectScanPressureInjectScan PressureInjectScanPressureInjectScan PressureInjectScanPressureInjectScan PressureFigure 3-1-9  Memory Screen Keys and Definitions
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-14844960-A  Feb. 2005Recall a ProtocolRefer to Figure 3-1-9.1. Access the Protocol Memory menu by pressing the [Memory] key located onthe bottom of the console Main screen.2. Press the appropriate page (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) D on which the Protocol is stored.3. Press the key  A of the desired Protocol Name. The protocol will be immedi-ately displayed on both the powerhead display and the console display.Store a Protocol in MemoryRefer to Figure 3-1-9 and Figure 3-1-10. This feature is only accessible from theconsole.1.  Enter all required parameters on the Main screen.2.  Access the Protocol Memory menu by pressing the [Memory] key located onthe bottom of the console Main screen.3.  Press the appropriate page (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5)  D on which to store the Protocol.4.  Press the [Store] key H. The display will prompt the user with “Selectmemory location.”5.  Press the desired memory location key  A. A keyboard will appear in order toname the protocol. Refer to Figure 3-1-10.6.  Enter the desired name using the keyboard. Press the keyboard [Enter] key  Jwhen finished. The protocol will be stored at the memory location selected.
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-15844960-A  Feb. 20054321MemoryPageMain5Move Delete Edit Name StoreProtocol 1Protocol 2Protocol 3Protocol 4Protocol 5Protocol 6Protocol 7Protocol 8Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml   sec   Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml     sec101260012121260012600135135135135135135135135135246246246246246246246246246118181818181818180.12.04.02.02.02.04.02.04.0BBABB-BA-BA10136001313600136001313600   1751475751475147575140.17.03.01.01.03.05.03.01.06.03.0A-AA-A-AAAA-AAA-A 1.0 75 13 -CurrentValueInjectScanPressureInjectScan Pressure2.82.222683.3 53.3 4730Caps On Cancel Space <- Enter0       1        2       3        4       5       6       7       8        9Q      W      E       R       T        Y      U        I       O       PA      S        D      F       G       H       J       K       L Z       X       C       V       B      N       MFigure 3-1-10 Memory KeyboardMove a ProtocolRefer to Figure 3-1-9. This feature is only accessible from the console.1.  Access the Protocol Memory menu by pressing the [Memory] key located onthe bottom of the console Main screen.2.  Press the appropriate page (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) D on which the Protocol is stored.3.  Press the [Move] keyE. The display will prompt the user with “Select proto-col to move.”4.  Press the key of the protocol to be moved. The display will prompt the userwith “Select position to insert moved protocol.”5.  Press the desired memory location key  A onto which the Protocol is to berelocated. The protocols will be shifted upwards or downwards to accommo-date the new location of the moved protocol.
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-16844960-A  Feb. 2005Delete a ProtocolRefer to Figure 3-1-9. This feature is only accessible from the console.1. Access the Protocol Memory menu by pressing the [Memory] key located onthe bottom of the console Main screen.2. Press the appropriate page (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) D on which the Protocol is stored.3. Press the [Delete] key F. The display will prompt the user with “Select proto-col to delete.”4.  Press the key of the protocol to be deleted. The display will prompt the userwith “Are you sure?” Pressing the [Yes] key deletes the protocol frommemory. Pressing the [No] key returns you to the Memory screen withoutdeleting the protocol from memory.Rename (Edit Name) a Protocol Name or PageRefer to Figure 3-1-9 and Figure 3-1-10.  This feature is only accessible from theconsole.1. Access the Protocol Memory menu by pressing the [Memory] key located onthe bottom of the console Main screen.2. Press the appropriate page (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) D on which the Protocol is stored.3. Press the [Edit Name] keyG. The display will prompt the user with “Selectprotocol to rename.”4.  Press the key of the protocol to be renamed and enter the new name using thedisplayed keyboard (shown in Figure 3-1-10).  Press the keyboard[Enter] key  J when finished. The protocol will be stored under the new nameat the same memory location.
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-17844960-A  Feb. 20053.1.6  SETUPRefer to Figures 3-1-11 and 3-1-12.Access the Setup screens by pressing the [Setup] key ( B on Figure 3-1-2) locatedon the Main Screen of the Console. Note: The Setup Screen and its features arenot accessible from the Powerhead screen. Also, if password protection is ON,access to the Setup screens is not permitted unless the correct password is entered.The Setup Screen allows the operator to adjust injection parameters, set the timeand date, select the language, enter the service mode, and view the alarm historyof the injector. Use the [< , >] keys  C to toggle between the two set up screens.Date and Time  A — Indicates the Date and Time as set in item D.Software Versions  B — Indicates the software installed in the console, power-head, and the current Scanner Interface software.[< , >] keys  C — These keys allow the user to toggle between the two Set Upscreens as shown in Figure 3-1-11 and 3-1-12.[Time] key D — This key allows the user to set the time and date. Refer to Figure3-1-14.[Language] key E — This key allows the user to change the language of theinjector. Refer to Figure 3-1-15.[Service] key  F — This key allows service personnel access to the servicescreens. Note: The service screens are only accessible through use of a servicekey. Refer to the Service Manual.[Alarm] key  G — The injector’s alarm history is accessible through use of thiskey.[Main] key H — This key allows the user to exit the Set Up screens and return tothe Main Screen.OEM Interface  I — Select On or Off. Selecting “On” allows the OEM Interfaceto exercise limited control over the injector. Selecting “Off” disables the OEMInterface.Timing Bolus  J — Select either On or Off. If On is selected, a [Timing Bolus]key will be made available on the Main screen to deliver a “Timing Bolus” injec-tion to determine optimum image quality in order to determine the ideal scandelay.Patency Check K — Select either On or Off. If On is selected, a [Patency] keywill be made available (after the injector is enabled) on the Powerhead to inject asmall volume of saline at the maximum flow rate as the enabled protocol in orderto check patency of the I.V. site.
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-18844960-A  Feb. 2005Patency Check Volume  L — The [Patency Check Volume] key allows the opera-tor to set a default value for the Patency Check injection.Drip Mode M — Select either On or Off. If On is selected, a [Drip Mode] keywill be made available (after the injector is enabled) to deliver a “drip” injection(series of small volumes of saline) to keep the fluid path open.Drip Flow Rate N — The [Drip Flow Rate] key allows the operator to set adefault Flow Rate value for the Drip Injection.Drip Volume  O — The [Drip Volume] key allows the operator to set a defaultVolume value for the Drip Injection.Drip Interval P — The [Drip Interval] key allows the operator to set a defaultvalue for the delay between Drip Injections.Pause on Pressure Limit Q — Select either On or Off. Selecting “On” will causethe injector to automatically pause in the instance of a pressure limited injection.Selecting “Off” will allow the injector to continue injecting at a lower flow ratebut will also display a message giving the operator the ability to either pause orcontinue.Pressure Limit R — Select either Manual or Auto. Selecting “Manual” allows theoperator to input a value for Peak Pressure Limit on the Main screen. Selecting“Auto” allows the injector to calculate a default value based on the highest flowrate of the displayed protocol. However, this value can be updated by the operatoron the Main screen.Pressure Units  S — Select either PSI or kPa.Auto-Fill T — Select either On or Off. If On is selected, the Auto-Fill feature isavailable to the operator to automatically fill a 200 ml syringe while minimizingthe introduction of air.Syringe Fluid A U — Select either Contrast or Saline to be used in the A-sidesyringe.Syringe Fluid B  V — Select either Contrast or Saline to be used in the B-sidesyringe.Injection Duration Display W — Select either On or Off. Selecting Off removesthe Injection Duration value (time to complete injection in seconds) from theMain Screen.Phase Delay Display X — Select either On or Off. Selecting Off removes the[Phase Delay] key and its value from the Main Screen.Console Brightness (display)  Y — Select between Low or High.Console Volume (display)  Z — Select among Off, Low, Med or High.
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-19844960-A  Feb. 2005Powerhead Brightness (display) a — Select between Low or High.Powerhead Volume (display)  b — Select among Off, Low, Med or High.Auto Syringe Size Sense  c — Select either On or Off. Selecting “On” allows theinjector to determine the size of the installed pre-filled syringe.Partial Prefills d — Select either On or Off. Select On if Partial Prefill syringesare to be used.Password e — Once Password is set to ON, a keyboard, as shown inFigure 3-1-13, is displayed to enter and re-enter the password. When Password isset to ON, access to the Setup screens and Memory features is only available afterentering the password.
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-20844960-A  Feb. 2005Service LanguageTimeSet UpTiming BolusPatency Check VolumeDrip Flow RateDrip IntervalPressure LimitAuto FillOEM InterfacePatency CheckDrip ModeDrip VolumePause on Pressure LimitPressure Units    Console: DV00.00.34            Power Head: 00.00.34                      OEM Interface: ZZZZ.ZZ.ZZ Alarms Injector Set UpSEPT 02 2004 20:57ABD E F GQSOMKIRTPNLJ>>MainOnAuto10.55OnPSIOff3.0OnOnOffCHFigure 3-1-11 Injector Set Up 1 ScreenService LanguageTimeSet Up     Console: DV00.00.34          Power Head: 00.00.34                    OEM Interface: ZZZZ.ZZ.ZZ Alarms Injector Set UpSEPT 02 2004 20:57Syringe Fluid AInjection Duration DisplayConsole BrightnessPowerhead BrightnessAuto Syringe Size SensePasswordSyringe Fluid BPhase Delay DisplayConsole VolumePowerhead VolumePartial Pre-fillsceaYWUdbZXV>>MainOnmedmedOffSalineOffOnLowLowOnControlFigure 3-1-12 Injector Set Up 2 Screen
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-21844960-A  Feb. 2005Service LanguageTimeSet Up     Console: DV00.00.34          Power Head: 00.00.34                    OEM Interface: ZZZZ.ZZ.ZZ Alarms Injector Set UpSEPT 02 2004 20:57Syringe Fluid AInjection Duration DisplayConsole BrightnessPowerhead BrightnessAuto Syringe Size SenseProtocol Entry ModeProtocol DownloadSyringe Fluid BPhase Delay DisplayConsole VolumePowerhead VolumePartial Pre-fillsPasswordProtocol Upload>>MainOnStartStartOnmedmedOffSalineSliderOnLowLowOnControl2.82.222683.3 53.3 4730Caps On Cancel Space <- Enter0       1        2       3        4       5       6       7       8        9Q      W      E       R       T        Y      U        I       O       PA      S        D      F       G       H       J       K       L Z       X       C       V       B      N       MPasswordFigure 3-1-13 Enter Password
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-22844960-A  Feb. 2005Time/DateRefer to Figure 3-1-14.Access the ability to set the Time and Date by pressing the [Time] key ( D inFigure 3-1-10) .Press the [Change Date] key  i and/or the [Change Time] key j to update thedate and time. Use the [ ] keys  k to select the desired date and time.After changing the Date and/or Time to the desired value, press the[Set Date] key  l and/or the [Set Time] key  m for the change to take effect.Service LanguageTimeSet UpNOV  14  2056      15:50    Console: DV00.00.34            Power Head: 00.00.34                      OEM Interface: ZZZZ.ZZ.ZZ Alarms Injector Set UpSEPT 02 2004 20:57Service LanguageTimeSet UpNOV  14  2056      15:50    Console: DV00.00.34            Power Head: 00.00.34                      OEM Interface: ZZZZ.ZZ.ZZ Alarms Injector Set UpSEPT 02 2004 20:57k>>MainSet Date Set Time>>MainChange Date Change TimeijlmFigure 3-1-14  Setting the Time/Date
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-23844960-A  Feb. 2005LanguageRefer to Figure 3-1-15.Select the Language from among the selections located under the [Language] key(F in Figure 3-1-11)Service LanguageTimeSet UpSpanishFrenchPortugueseEnglishGermanItalian    Console: DV00.00.34            Power Head: 00.00.34                      OEM Interface: ZZZZ.ZZ.ZZ Alarms Injector Set UpSEPT 02 2004 20:57>>MainOffOffOffOffOffOnFigure 3-1-15  Selecting the Language
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-24844960-A  Feb. 2005AlarmsRefer to Figure 3-1-16Display the Alarm History screen by pressing the [Alarm] key (G inFigure 3-1-11) . Pressing the [<, >] keys (n in Figure 3-1-16), displays the mostrecent Alarms (up to 24) (on the console screen only) along with the protocol’ssettings at the time of the alarm.MainProgrammed ProtocolPhase   Side   ml/sec   ml   sec   Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml     secInjectScanPressure135246   Alarm Occured onJAN 1 1970 0:00Alarm HistoryAlarm - x0000Page 0Set Up                 Time             Language            Service             AlarmsP1 = 0x0000    P2 = 0x0000    P3 = 0x0000    P4 = 0x0000    P5 = 0x0000   P6 = 0x0000OffLowOEM InterfacePatency Check VolumeDrip VolumePressure LimitSyringe Fluid APhase Delay DisplayPowerhead BrightnessPartial Pre-FillsOffContrastManual0.00MonitorOffOffTiming BolusDrip ModeDrip IntervalPressure UnitsSyringe Fluid BConsole BrightnessPowerhead VolumePasswordLowContrastPSI0OffOffOffPatency CheckDrip Flow RatePause On Pressure LimitAuto-FillInjection Duration DisplayConsole VolumeAuto Syrings Size SenseOffOffOffOff0.5Off>>nFigure 3-1-16  Alarm Screen
3—Console and Powerhead3-1-25844960-A  Feb. 20053.1.7  RESULTS SCREEN PARAMETERS AND SYMBOLSRefer to Figure 3-1-17 and 3-1-18The Results Screen is automatically displayed after the delivery of an injectionand only shows the achieved results of that injection. The Results screen is dis-played for either 21 minutes or until the [Main] key is pressed. Refer toFigure 3-1-17.Pressing the [Results] key ( D in Figure 3-1-2) , however, displays the results ofthe last 24 injections (on the console screen only) along with the protocol’s set-tings. Refer to Figure 3-1-18.
3—Console andPowerhead3-1-26844960-A  Feb. 2005Phase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                                ml/sec               ml                  sec   Phase DelaysecPH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI05:44625 04.0 1004.0 25AB-PressurePSI0          50        100       150        200       250        300A:125B:125  15    ml0050Injection Completed onNOV 14 2005 09:35Protocol NameResultsMain  20    mlFigure 3-1-17  Results Screen displayed after delivery of an InjectionMainProgrammed ProtocolAchieved ValuesPhase   Side   ml/sec   ml   sec   Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml     secInjectScanPressureInjectScan Pressure135135246246   Injection Completed onResults HistoryPage 1OffLowOEM InterfacePatency Check VolumeDrip VolumePressure LimitSyringe Fluid APhase Delay DisplayPowerhead BrightnessPartial Pre-FillsOffContrastManual0.00MonitorOffOffTiming BolusDrip ModeDrip IntervalPressure UnitsSyringe Fluid BConsole BrightnessPowerhead VolumePasswordLowContrastPSI0OffOffOffPatency CheckDrip Flow RatePause On Pressure LimitAuto-FillInjection Duration DisplayConsole VolumeAuto Syrings Size SenseOffOffOffOff0.5Off>>Figure 3-1-18  Results Screen displayed after pressing the [Results] Key
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-1844960-A  Feb. 20053.2  POWERHEAD3.2.1  POWERHEAD POWER ON DISPLAYRefer to Figure 3-2-1.Power ON Display — With the power supply switch in the ON position, thepowerhead display acts as a power ON switch. Simply press and hold down for2 (two) seconds to turn the injector system ON.Figure 3-2-1 Powerhead Power ON Display
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-2844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.2  MANUAL KNOBSRefer to Figure 3-2-2.By turning either of the two knobs, the operator can move its respective ram/plunger. This is useful in the instance of purging air from the syringe and whendrawing back blood to ensure proper venous placement of the catheter.Turn the A-side manual knob  A  clockwise to advance the A-side ram/plunger.Turn the B-side manual knob  B clockwise to advance the B-side ram/plunger.Turn the knobs counterclockwise to retract the ram/plunger. Refer to the followingtable for the manual knob light status.Injecting saline (Drip Mode)Enabled or injecting contrast (Yellow) or saline (Purple)Injector powering up.Flashing Red Alarm ConditionInjector pausedFlashing Purple or YellowInjector rotated vertically or 30 degrees below horizontal.Flashing Blue quicklyFlashing PurpleSolid Yellow/Solid PurpleFlashing BlueManual Knobs Light Status Definition
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-3844960-A  Feb. 2005BA-0.1110.1Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnable5050Figure 3-2-2 Powerhead A-side and B-side Indicators
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-4844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.3  POWERHEAD SYRINGE LOAD CLAMPS/LEVERSRefer to Figure 3-2-3.125 ml Syringe Clamp  A  — The clamps rotate open to allow loading of a 125 mlsyringe. They rotate closed to secure the syringe in the cradle.200ml Syringe Load Lever  B  — The lever rotates counterclockwise to allowloading   of a 200ml syringe. Rotate the lever clockwise to lock   the syringe inthe pressure sleeve.ABBTop ViewInject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50500.1 10.1 1Figure 3-2-3 125 ml Syringe Load Clamps and 200ml Syringe Load Lever
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-5844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.4  HEATER BLANKET CONNECTIONRefer to Figure 3-2-4.125 ml Syringe CradleThe 125 ml syringe cradle A  contains a built in heater to maintain the tempera-ture of preheated contrast and sensors to read the size of the installed syringe.Connection of the heater blanket/syringe size sensor is as shown in Figure 3-2-4.200ml Heater BlanketThe 200ml heater blanket  B maintains the temperature of preheated contrast.Connection of the heater blanket is as shown in Figure 3-2-4.Liebel-Flarsheim Company2111 East Galbraith Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio 45236-1640844723-AP/N        XXXXX  --  XS/N        0IXXXRYYYOptiVantage TMBAFigure 3-2-4  Location of the Heater Blanket Connections
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-6844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.5 POWERHEAD DISPLAY MODES OF OPERATIONRefer to Figures 3-2-5 and Figure 3-2-6.Main Screen — The Powerhead Main screen  A is shown in Figure 3-2-5. Onlythe first phase of the A-side and the B-side is displayed on the Powerhead Mainscreen. The complete protocol is displayed on the expanded Protocol ParameterEntry screen C.Fill/Expel Arrows — Two [Syringe] keys B, located in the upper and lowerportion of the Main screen, change to the fill/expel arrows as shown inFigure 3-2-5.Press on the [Syringe] key to activate the fill/expel arrows.Pressing on the active fill/expel arrows will retract/expel the ram at a rate that isproportional to the position touched in a range from 0.5 ml/sec to 15 ml/sec.Pressing the fill arrows for longer than 2 seconds will latch plunger movement.Once plunger movement has latched on, press anywhere on the powerhead displayto cease plunger movement. Refer to Figure 3-2-6. Note: The fill/expel arrows donot appear if the injector is enabled.Protocol Parameter Entry Screen C — To access the Protocol Parameter Entryscreen, press any parameter key  D located on the Powerhead Main Screen. TheProtocol Parameter Entry screen allows modification of the parameters as well asaccess to the Memory screen. To access the Powerhead Main screen when dis-playing the Protocol Parameter Entry screen, press the [Main] key  F located onthe lower portion of the screen.Enabled Main Screen — The Enabled Main screen allows for the delivery of themain protocol, a Patency Check, or a Drip Mode Injection.Memory Screen — All stored protocol information is located on the Memoryscreen. Displaying the Powerhead Memory screen allows the operator to onlyrecall protocols. Storing, renaming and deleting protocols is only available on theconsole Memory screen. To access the Powerhead Memory screen, press the[Memory] key E located on the lower portion of the Protocol Parameter Entryscreen as shown in Figure 3-2-5. When the Memory screen is displayed, press the[Main] key  F to display the Main screen.
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-7844960-A  Feb. 2005AInject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)PSI00100AAEnableCheck for air1231974.0 1004.0 25Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Peak PSI001000.1 1004.0-254.0197123Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Peak PSI00100Check for air50504.0 1004.0 2550To t a lTime00:31Inject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI-0AB4.04.01002525600100 Side       Flow       Volume    Duration  Phase Delay              ml/sec         ml            sec              sec123Main ScreenProtocol Parameter Entry ScreenMain Screen with  Active Fill/Expel ArrowsBBAMemory MainNext 1        20        40        60        80        100         125AAEnableAAEnableDBCE FFigure 3-2-5  Powerhead Interfaces
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-8844960-A  Feb. 2005-4.0100254.0Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI10000AAEnable197123Inject DelayScan DelayName1Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Peak PSI001000.1 1004.0-254.01231970.5 ml/sec     15 ml/sec15 mL/sec     0.5 ml/secEXPEL DIRECTIONFILL DIRECTIONPosition of PlungerAAEnableCheck for air2Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Figure 3-2-6  Fill/Expel Arrow Range of Speed
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-9844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.6  POWERHEAD MAIN SCREENRefer to Figure 3-2-7 and Figure 3-2-8.A-Side Syringe (mL)/A-side Fill/Expel Arrows  A  — This symbol indicates therelative position of the plunger in the syringe thus indicating how much fluid maybe in the A-side syringe. Pressing this key activates the A-side Fill/Expel arrows inorder to move the ram/plunger.B-Side Syringe (mL)/B-side Fill/Expel Arrows  B  — This symbol indicates therelative position of the plunger in the syringe thus indicating how much fluid maybe in the B-side syringe. Pressing this key activates the B-side Fill/Expel arrowsin order to move the ram/plunger.Fill/Expel arrows — Upon pressing either the A-side A or B-side B[Syringe] keys as shown in Figure 3-2-5, the fill/expel arrows are activated.Pressing on the fill/expel arrows will retract/expel the ram at a rate that is propor-tional to the position touched in a range from 0.1 ml/sec to 15 ml/sec. Pressing theretract fill arrows for longer than 2 seconds will latch ram retraction movement.Once ram retraction movement has latched on, the arrows will turn green and havea white background. Press anywhere on the powerhead display to cease latchedmovement. See Figure 3-2-6.1 (1st Phase)  C  — The 1 indicates the first phase of the protocol. Contrastparameters are indicated by the color yellow. Saline parameters are indicated bythe color purple. To access the remaining protocol information, press any param-eter key to display the Protocol Parameter Entry screen as shown in Figure 3-2-5.2 (2nd Phase) D  — The 2 indicates the second phase of the protocol. If only aone phase protocol is programmed, the 2 will revert to a B to indicate the B-side.Contrast parameters are indicated by the color yellow. Saline parameters areindicated by the color purple. To access the remaining protocol information, pressany parameter key to display the Protocol Parameter Entry screen as shown inFigure 3-2-5.Display Orientation  E  — To view the powerhead display from either the A-sideor the B-side, the [Display Orientation] key allows the screen to flip as shown inFigure 3-2-8.Flow F  — The values shown in this column indicate rate of delivery during eachrespective phase. When delivering a protocol, the values reflect the flow rate ofthe current phase being injected. Flow is expressed in milliliters/second.Volume G  — The values entered in this column indicate the volume to be deliv-ered during each phase. When delivering a protocol, the values reflect the volumeof the current phase being injected. Volume is expressed in milliliters.
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-10844960-A  Feb. 2005Protocol Name H  — The name of the protocol currently displayed on the MainScreen.Enable I— Only active after proper enabling sequence is followed and whenthe powerhead is tilted downward, pressing this key “enables” or readies theinjector for delivery of a protocol.Inject Delay  J  —  Inject Delay is a count down timer that begins counting whenthe Start command is activated. The injection is started when the inject delaycounter reaches 0 (zero). If Inject Delay is greater than 0 (zero), Scan Delay isautomatically set to 0 (zero). Inject Delay is expressed in seconds.Scan Delay K  — Scan Delay is a count down timer that begins counting whenthe Start command is activated and stops when the counter reaches 0 (zero). Thescan start signal will initiate once the timer reaches 0 (zero). If Scan Delay isgreater than 0 (zero), Inject Delay is automatically set to 0 (zero). Scan Delay isexpressed in seconds.Peak PSI L  — The value set in this key indicates the maximum allowablepressure that can occur during an injection. Pressure is expressed in either PSI orkPa. Refer to section 3.1.6  Setup Screen Parameters and Symbols for moreinformation about changing the unit of measure.Check for Air message  M  — This message acts as a reminder to the operator toconfirm no air exists in the syringe and tubing prior to enabling an injection.
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-11844960-A  Feb. 2005Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Peak PSI00100Check for air1231974.0 1004.0 25 JKLMFGFGHDCABAAEnableIEFigure 3-2-7 Powerhead Display Main Screen-4.01004.025Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI10000AAEnable197Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)PSI00100AAEnable197Check for air123Check for air123Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Peak PSI001000.1-254.0Check for air1971231004.04.04.010025Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Peak PSI00100Check for air1231974.0 1004.0 25A -  SIDE VIEW B -  SIDE VIEWAAEnableAAEnableEEFigure 3-2-8  A-side Display or B-side Display usingthe [Display Orientation] Key.
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-12844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.7  POWERHEAD PROTOCOL PARAMETER ENTRY SCREENRefer to Figure 3-2-9.All protocol information needed by the injector is contained within the expandedProtocol Parameter Entry screen. The Protocol Parameter Entry screen allows theparameters to be modified via the slide bar. To access this screen, press anyparameter key located on the Main Screen as shown in Figure 3-2-5.Phase  A  — Within a protocol, up to six phases can be input. Press the [Next]key K to view the next 3 phases.Side  B  — These keys toggle among the following symbols: [A], [B], [-].Pressing an [A] key will toggle the key to a [B] key, thus indicating injecting fromthe B-side. Pressing a [B] key will toggle the key to a white [-], indicating noinjecting for and past that phase. Pressing a white [-] key will toggle the key to a[A] key, thus indicating injecting from the A-side.Flow  C  — The values entered in this column indicate rate of delivery duringeach respective phase. Flow is expressed in milliliters/second.Volume D  — The values entered in this column indicate the volume to be deliv-ered during each respective phase. Volume is expressed in milliliters.Duration  E  — The value in this column indicates the duration of an injection(i.e., time to complete injection in seconds) based on the previously enteredvolume and flow rate values. Duration is displayed in the nearest whole second.Phase Delay F  — Phase Delay is a count down timer that delays the start of thenext phase. The next phase will start when the phase delay counter reaches0 (zero). Phase Delay is expressed in seconds. Phase Delay can also be set topause the injection. Access the Pause feature by scrolling past either the 0 (zero)lower limit or the 600 (six-hundred) upper limit.Total Time G  — The Total Time field is an accumulation of all the calculatedDuration and input Phase Delay fields for all phases. After the [Start] key ispressed, the total time field starts counting from 0 and continues to count after theinjection is completed as long as the Results screen is displayed or up to 21minutes. Total time is expressed in minutes:seconds.Inject Delay  H  — Inject Delay is a count down timer that begins counting whenthe [Start] key is pressed. When Inject Delay reaches 0 (zero), the injection isstarted. If Inject Delay is set with a value greater than 0 (zero), Scan Delay isautomatically set to 0 (zero). Inject Delay is expressed in seconds.Scan Delay I  — Scan Delay is a count down timer that begins counting whenthe [Start] key is pressed. The scan start signal will initiate once the timer reaches0 (zero). If Scan Delay is set with a value greater than 0 (zero), Inject Delay isautomatically set to 0 (zero). Scan Delay is expressed in seconds.
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-13844960-A  Feb. 2005Peak PSI J  —  The value set in this key indicates the maximum allowablepressure that can occur during an injection. Pressure is expressed in either PSI orkPa. Refer to section 3.1.5  Setup Screen Parameters and Symbols for moreinformation about changing the unit of measure.Next K  — This key is only active when more than 3 phases exist on the ProtocolParameter Entry screen. Pressing this key displays the next 3 phases of the proto-col. The key will then toggle to a [Previous] key to allow access to the first 3phases of the protocol.Change Parameter Values via the Slide Bar L  —  To change the value of aparameter, select the desired parameter by touching its key. The key will highlightto indicate it is active and the slide bar will appear at the bottom of the screen.Touch the slide bar at the value required, then use the left and right double arrowsto decrease or increase the value. Use the left and right single arrows to decreaseor increase the value in smaller increments.Memory M  — All stored protocol information is located within the Memoryscreen. Accessing this screen allows the operator to recall protocols. To access theMemory screen, press the [Memory] key located on the lower portion of thescreen. For more information, refer to the section Powerhead Memory Screen inthis chapter.Main N  — Pressing this key displays the Powerhead Main Screen.OptiBolus (optional)  O  — This key is only active if a port-key is present at theOptiBolus port located on the rear of the power supply. Pressing this key allowsthe operator to program an OptiBolus injection. The OptiBolus Mode delivers anexponentially decaying flow rate injection that optimizes the contrast usage andprovides an extended period of uniform enhancement of the area of interest. Oncethe [Optibolus] key  O is pressed, the screen shown in Figure 3-2-10 is displayed.Note the addition of “O” (OptiBolus)  Q to the left of the first phase. End FlowRate is a function of the Optibolus mode and is automatically calculated by theOptiVantage for the entered parameters and is displayed only on the console Mainscreen.Timing Bolus P — This key is only active if turned ON at the Setup Screen andwhen 4 or less phases are programmed in a protocol. Pressing this key allows theoperator to program a Timing Bolus injection. A Timing Bolus injection--aninjection of a small volume of contrast, followed by a small volume of saline--canbe delivered to the patient to determine the optimal scan delay needed to capturethe contrast agent in the are of interest. Once the [Timing Bolus] key P ispressed, the screen shown in Figure 3-2-11 is displayed. Note the addition of “T”(Timing Bolus) R to the left of the first and second phase.
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-14844960-A  Feb. 2005TotalTime00:36Inject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI0A4.04.0802520600100 Side       Flow       Volume    Duration  Phase Delay              ml/sec         ml            sec              sec123B4.0 40 10AB C D E FGAHIJMemory MainNext1          20          40          60          80          100          125   KTiming BolusPOptibolusOLL LM NFigure 3-2-9  Powerhead Protocol Parameter Entry Screen
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-15844960-A  Feb. 2005TotalTime00:24Inject DelayScan DelayPeak PSIA4.04.0752518600100 Side       Flow       Volume    Duration  Phase Delay              ml/sec         ml            sec              secO23B-QMemory MainNext1          20          40          60          80          100          125   Timing BolusOptibolusOFigure 3-2-10  Powerhead OptiBolus Injection ScreenTotalTime00:31Inject DelayScan DelayPeak PSIA4.04.020205500100 Side       Flow       Volume    Duration  Phase Delay              ml/sec         ml            sec              secTT1B4.0 100 25ARMemory MainNext1          20          40          60          80          100          125   Timing BolusPOptibolusFigure 3-2-11  Powerhead Timing Bolus Injection Screen
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-16844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.8  ENABLED POWERHEAD MAIN SCREENRefer to Figure 3-2-12.Once the [Enable] key is pressed, the Powerhead Main screen displays anEnabled screen as shown in Figure 3-2-12.Start  A — Pressing the [Start] key begins the delivery of the protocol. This key isfunctionally interchangeable with both the [Stop] key and the [Start] key on theconsole and the optional Handswitch.Disable  B —The [Disable] key disables the enabled injector.Protocol Parameters  C — The protocol parameter entry keys are active and canbe changed as needed without disabling the injector.Patency  D  — This key is only active if turned ON at the Setup Screen. The[Patency] key is available to deliver a Patency Check--an injection of a smallvolume of saline--to determine the integrity of the I.V. site. Refer toFigure 3-2-11.Drip  E  — This key is only active if turned ON at the Setup Screen. The [Drip]key is available to deliver a Drip Mode Injection--a low flow rate injection of asmall volume of saline--to keep the fluid pathway open. Refer to Figure 3-2-14.A-Side Syringe (mL) and B-Side Syringe (mL) F — These symbols indicate therelative position of the plunger in the syringe thus indicating how much fluid maybe in the syringes. Once the injector is enabled, the fill/expel arrows will notappear when the A-side Syringe symbol or the B-side Syringe symbol is pressed.
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-17844960-A  Feb. 2005Inject DelayProtocol Name21Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)254.04.0 100Scan DelayPeak PSI00100123197CCFFAADisableStartBPatencyDDripEAFigure 3-2-12 Powerhead Enabled Main Screen Keys and Definitions
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-18844960-A  Feb. 2005Patency Check ScreenRefer to Figure 3-2-13.Prior to the delivery of the main injection, a Patency Check--an injection of asmall volume of saline--can be performed to determine the integrity of the I.V.site. The Patency Check feature is only accessible from the Powerhead EnabledMain Screen.To access the Patency Check screen as shown in Figure 3-2-13, press the[Patency] key  D  located on the Powerhead Enabled Main screen as shown inFigure 3-2-12.B (side)  A — Patency check can only be delivered from the saline side. (InFigure 3-2-13, the B-side is set up as the saline side.)Patency Check Flow  B  — This value indicates rate of delivery of the saline.Patency check flow rate, expressed in milliliters/second, will automatically be setto the greatest value occurring in the enabled protocol.  The value can be modifiedby the operator.Patency Check Volume C  — This value indicates the volume of saline to bedelivered. Patency check volume, expressed in milliliters, is initially set to thedefault value as defined in the Set Up screen. The value can be modified by theoperator. If the value is set for an amount that compromises the enabled protocol,the [Patency Check Volume] key background wiil flash a magenta color and the[Start Patency] key will be removed from the screen.Change Parameter Values via the Slide Bar  D  — To change the value of aparameter, select the desired parameter by touching its key. The key will highlightto indicate it is active and the slide bar will display at the bottom of the screen.Touch the slide bar at the value required, then use the left and right double arrowsto decrease or increase the value. Use the left and right single arrows to decreaseor increase the value in smaller increments.Start Patency E  — This key starts the patency check injection. For more infor-mation about delivering a patency check injection, refer to Chapter 5.Exit F  — This key disables the patency check screen and displays the EnabledMain screen.
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-19844960-A  Feb. 20054.0 10ExitPatency CheckBFlow (ml/sec)     Volume (ml)     A B C1   20   40   60   80  100  120  140  160  180  200DD DStart PatencyEFFigure 3-2-13 Powerhead Patency Check Screen
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-20844960-A  Feb. 2005Powerhead Drip Mode ScreenRefer to Figure 3-2-14.The Drip Mode allows the injector to deliver a “drip” injection to keep the fluidpath open during patient set up and between injections of contrast. The Drip Modeis accessible from either the Console Enabled Main Screen or the PowerheadEnabled Main Screen.To access the Drip Mode screen as shown in Figure 3-2-14, press the[Drip] key E  located on the Enabled Main screen as shown in Figure 3-2-12.Side A — The Drip injection can only be delivered from the saline side. (InFigure 3-2-14, the B-side is set up as the saline side.)Drip Mode Flow B  — This value indicates rate of delivery of the saline. DripMode flow is expressed in milliliters/second. The value can be modified by theoperator.Drip Mode Volume  C  — This value indicates the volume of saline to be deliv-ered during each drip injection. Drip Mode volume is expressed in milliliters. Thevalue can be modified by the operator. If the value is set for an amount that com-promises the enabled protocol, the [Drip Mode Volume] key background wiil flasha magenta color and the [Start Drip] key will be removed from the screen.Interval  D  — This value indicates the amount of time the injector pauses be-tween each delivery of drip injections. Drip Mode interval is expressed in seconds.Change Parameter Values via the Slide Bar  E  — To change the value of aparameter, select the desired parameter by touching its key. The key will highlightto indicate it is active and the slide bar will display at the bottom of the screen.Touch the slide bar at the value required, then use the left and right double arrowsto decrease or increase the value. Use the left and right single arrows to decreaseor increase the value in smaller increments.Drip Time F  — Calculated automatically by the injector by using the pro-grammed Flow, Volume and Interval values and the Drip Volume, this valueindicates the amount of time the Drip Injection will require. Once the [Start Drip]key is pressed, the value counts down until it reaches zero. Once Drip Timereaches zero, an audible signal will indicate to the operator that the Drip Injectionis complete.
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-21844960-A  Feb. 2005Drip Volume  G  — Calculated automatically by the injector by subtracting theprogrammed Volume of the main protocol (saline side) from the syringe volume(saline side), this value indicates the amount of saline the Drip Injection caninject. Drip Volume is expressed in ml.Start Drip H  — This key starts the drip injection. For more information aboutdelivering a drip injection, refer to Chapter 5.Exit  I  — This key disables the drip injection and displays the Enabled Mainscreen.DripTimeDripVolume (ml)1450.5 1.0 30Exit1:16:18Start DripDrip ModeBFlow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)      Interval (sec)FGA B C DE E0         10         20         30         40         50      60EIHFigure 3-2-14 Powerhead Drip Mode Screen
3— Consoleand Powerhead3-2-22844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.9  POWERHEAD MEMORY SCREENRefer to Figure 3-2-15.Memory Location A — Eight protocols are listed per page. Each protocol canhave a name consisting of up to 20 alpha-numeric characters. OptiBolus protocolsare indicated by the “OptiBolus” logo located on the key.Protocol Parameters  B — Each protocol can contain up to six phases. Once aprotocol key is highlighted, the protocol parameters are displayed in this area.Memory Page Number C — The memory screen contains five pages with eightprotocols listed per page.Main D  — Pressing this key displays the Powerhead Main screen.Recalling a Protocol1. Access the Protocol Memory menu by pressing the [Memory] key located onthe bottom of the powerhead Main screen.2. Press the appropriate page (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) on which the Protocol is stored.3.   Press the Protocol’s corresponding key to highlight E, then press the [Select]key  F. The protocol will be immediately displayed on both the powerheaddisplay and the console display.4321 5Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml   sec   Phase   Side   ml/sec   ml   sec   135246251004.0A-6254.0B-proto1proto2proto3AEBCMainDSelectFFigure 3-2-15 Powerhead Memory Screen Keys and Definitions
3— Console andPowerhead3-2-23844960-A  Feb. 20053.2.10  POWERHEAD RESULTS SCREENRefer to Figure 3-2-16.The Results Screen as shown in Figure 3-2-16 is automatically displayed after thedelivery of an injection and only shows the achieved results of that injection. TheResults screen is displayed for either 21 minutes or until the [Main] key ispressed.TotalTimeScan DelayPeak PSI05:44       Side        Flow            Volume              Phase Delay12345604.0 1004.0 25AB-3   500ResultsInjection CompleteFeb 3 2005 9:4820MainFigure 3-2-16  Results Screen displayed after delivery of an Injection
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4-1-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054ENABLINGSEQUENCEThis chapter discusses the proper techniques for loading syringes, filling  sy-ringes, purging air from both the syringe and tubing, and priming the tubing.4.1  ENABLING SEQUENCERefer to Figure 4-1-1.The [Enable] key is only active when:1.  a new syringe(s) is loaded2.  the syringe is filled (200 ml only)3.  the powerhead is tilted up and air is purged from both syringes  (plunger mustmove forward to expel a minimum of 1 (one) ml of contrast/saline)4.  the powerhead is rotated at least 30° below horizontal5.  there is sufficient volume in the syringes to perform the programmed injection.Inject DelayLiver ExaminationABFlow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)73AA1584.04.0 83Scan DelayPeak PSI1580020Enable1-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50502BFill Volume (ml)200Auto FillStart Auto Fill43Inject DelayScan DelayName1Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Peak PSI0000.1 10.1-10.1125AAEnable2Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) 120Figure 4-1-1  Enabling Sequence
4—EnablingSequence4-1-2844960-A  Feb. 20054.1.1  DANGERS, WARNINGS, AND CAUTIONSDANGER!The danger of air embolism is always present when injecting into the circulatorysystem. The enabling sequence for the OptiVantage Injection System is designedto help prevent air injections. In order to enable the OptiVantage, the syringe loadsequence and air purge sequence described in this chapter must be performed inorder to ensure a safe injection. The enable sequence in itself does not guaranteethat all air has been completely removed from the system. The operator isresponsible for ensuring that all air has been completely evacuated from thesyringe and tubing prior to delivery of the injection.DANGER!Danger! Contamination Hazard!Do not reuse syringe or other I.V. access components.DANGER!Danger! Air Embolism Hazard!When filling an empty syringe, make sure a tight connection exists between thefill tube and syringe to ensure that air is not being drawn into the syringe. En-trapped air can cause patient injury or death if not properly removed prior todelivery of injection.WARNING!Warning! Infection Hazard!Contamination of sterile-packed empty syringes is possible if proper precautionsare not taken. Due to the risk of serious patient infection, do not touch the Linden-Luer adapter or the section of a fill tube that will be inserted into the contrast. Donot touch the interior of the syringe or expose the interior of the syringe to condi-tions which can cause contamination (coughing, sneezing, etc.). Immediatelyplace syringe into injector sleeve to prevent contaminating the interior of the sy-ringe.
4-1-34—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 2005CAUTION!Install syringes containing the amount of contrast  required by the procedure to beperformed on the patient. Installing syringes containing more contrast thanneeded could result in the injection of excess contrast.CAUTION!Fill syringes only with the minimum amount of contrast required by the procedureto be performed on the patient. Filling syringes with more contrast than neededcould result in the injection of excess contrast.CAUTION!PINCH POINT LOCATION. A pinch point may occur if the ram is extendedwhile fingers are located in the area shown in Figure 4-1-2.CAUTION!PINCH POINT LOCATION.Inject DelayLiver Examination12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)73AA1584.04.0 83Scan DelayPeak PSI00020EnableFigure 4-1-2  Pinch Point Location4.1.2  NOTESPreheating the contrast media will help in the removal of air bubbles.
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4-2-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.2  TYPES OF INJECTIONSThe OptiVantage has the ability to deliver an injection with or without a salineflush.  Both the A-side and the B-side can accommodate either a 125 ml prefilledsyringe, 125 ml partial prefilled syringe, or an operator filled 200 ml syringe.
4—EnablingSequence4-2-2844960-A  Feb. 2005Load 125 ml Syringe (Contrast side Only)Refer to Figure 4-2-1.1.  If the ram is not home, move to the fully retracted position  A.  Slide the 125ml cradle  B onto the desired front plate mount of the powerhead (A-side isshown in Figure 4-2-1).  Press the [Continue] key on the powerhead display toallow the ram to move forward to lock the faceplate in place and home theram.2.   Inspect syringe and its contents for irregularities prior to loading. Open the125 ml syringe clamps  C. Install the 125 ml syringe into the cradle  D.3.  Securely close syringe clamps  E.4.   Proceed to Section 4.1.4  Attach Tubing to Syringe(s).
4-2-34—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 2005213BACED-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050Figure 4-2-1 Load 125 ml Syringe (A-Side Only)
4—EnablingSequence4-2-4844960-A  Feb. 2005Load 200 ml Syringe (Contrast side Only)Refer to Figure 4-2-2.1.  Move the desired ram to the fully retracted position  A (A-side is shown inFigure 4-2-2).   Rotate the pressure sleeve lever to the unlock position  .Slide the 200 ml pressure sleeve onto the front plate mount of thepowerhead  B. Press the [Continue] key on the powerhead display to allow theram to move forward to lock the faceplate in place and home the ram.2.  Extend the ram fully  C.3.  Using aseptic technique, remove the 200 ml  syringe from its sterile packagingby grasping the umbrella cap  D. Inspect the syringe for irregularities prior toloading. Make sure the pressure sleeve lever is rotated to the unlockposition  . Insert the 200 ml syringe into the pressure sleeve by matching theload arrow on the syringe to the load arrow on the pressure sleeve  E.4. Lock the syringe into place by either turning the pressure sleeve lever to thelock position   or by rotating the umbrella cap clockwise until the load arrowaligns as shown  F. If the lever cannot be moved to the lock position, makesure the load arrow is aligned as shown E , then gently push down on theumbrella cap. The lever should now lock easily. Leave the ram/plunger in the"fully expelled" or extended position in preparation to fill with contrast.5.  Proceed to section 4.3  Fill Syringe (200 mL Only).
4-2-54—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 2005AFDEC2341-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50BFigure 4-2-2 Load 200 mL Syringe (A-side Only)
4—EnablingSequence4-2-6844960-A  Feb. 2005Load 125 ml/200 ml SyringeRefer to Figure 4-2-3.1.  Move the A-side and B-side ram to the fully retracted position  A. Slide the125 ml cradle onto the A-side front plate mount of the powerhead B. Pressthe [Continue] key on the powerhead display to allow the ram to move for-ward to lock the faceplate in place and home the ram.2.  Rotate the pressure sleeve lever to the unlock position  . Slide the 200 mlpressure sleeve onto the front plate mount of the powerhead  C. Press the[Continue] key on the powerhead display to allow the ram to move forward tolock the faceplate in place and home the ram.3.  Inspect 125 ml syringe and its contents for irregularities prior to loading.Open the tabs D and install the 125 ml syringe into the cradle4.   Close tabs to secure the 125 ml syringe  E.5.  Extend the B-side ram fully  F.6. Using aseptic technique, remove the 200 ml syringe from its sterile packagingby grasping the umbrella cap  G. Inspect the syringe for irregularities prior toloading. Insert the 200 ml syringe into the 200 ml pressure sleeve by matchingthe load arrow  H on the syringe to the load arrow on the pressure sleeve.7. Lock the syringe into place by either turning the pressure sleeve lever to the"lock" position   or by rotating the umbrella cap clockwise until the loadarrow aligns as shown  I. If the lever cannot be moved to the lock position,make sure the load arrow is aligned as shown H, then gently push down onthe umbrella cap. The lever should now lock easily. Leave the ram/plunger inthe "fully expelled" or extended position in preparation to fill with contrast.8.  Proceed to section 4.3  Fill Syringe (200 ml Only).21-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050ABC
4-2-74—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20055-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50504-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50503-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050GDEFIH67-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air5050Figure 4-2-3 Load 125 ml/200 ml Syringe
4—EnablingSequence4-2-8844960-A  Feb. 2005Load 200 ml/200 ml SyringeRefer to Figure 4-2-4.1.  Move the A-side and B-side ram to the fully retracted position A. Rotate thepressure sleeve lever to the unlock position  . Slide one of the 200 ml pres-sure sleeves onto the front plate mount of the powerhead B.   Press the[Continue] key on the powerhead display to allow the ram to move forward tolock the faceplate in place and home the ram. Slide the other 200 ml pressuresleeves onto the front plate mount of the powerhead B.   Press the [Continue]key on the powerhead display to allow the ram to move forward to lock thefaceplate in place and home the ram.2.  Extend both rams fully C.3.  Using aseptic technique, remove the 200 ml syringes from their sterile packag-ing by grasping their umbrella caps  D. Inspect the syringes for irregularitiesprior to loading. Insert a 200 ml syringe into each pressure sleeve by matchingthe load arrow on the syringe to the load arrow on the pressure sleeve E.4.  Lock the syringes into place by either turning the pressure sleeve levers to the"lock" position or by rotating the umbrella caps clockwise until the loadarrows align as shown. If the lever cannot be moved to the lock position, makesure the load arrows are aligned as shown, then gently push down on theumbrella cap. The lever should now lock easily. Leave the ram/plungers in the"fully expelled" or extended position in preparation to fill with contrast.5.  Proceed to section 4.3 Fill Syringe (200 ml Only).
4-2-94—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20052341-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50-0.11--Inject DelayScan DelayName12Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) PSI000AAEnableCheck for air50ACDEFBFigure 4-2-4  Load 200 ml/200 ml Syringe
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4-3-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.3  FILL SYRINGE (200 ML ONLY)4.3.1  AUTO-FILL TECHNIQUERefer to Figure 4-3-1 and 4-3-2.NOTE: This feature is only available if turned ON in the Setup screen.The  Auto-Fill feature has been designed to automatically fill the syringe whileminimizing the introduction of air.  To use the Auto-Fill feature:1.  Place the ram(s) in the “home” position (i.e. fully expelled), then load a 200 mlsyringe into the pressure sleeve(s). If the powerhead is not in the verticalposition, the following message will appear:  Rotate the Powerhead to thevertical position to activate Auto-Fill sequence.2.  Rotate the powerhead to the vertical position. The screen shown inFigure 4-3-1 is displayed. NOTE: If the powerhead is utilizing a 200 mlsyringe on both the A-side and the B-side, the Auto-Fill sequence will first fillthe last installed syringe, then allow for filling the remaining empty syringe.3.  Set the desired Fill Volume (ml) by pressing the [Fill Volume] key  A for eitherthe A-side or the B-side (B-side is shown in Figure 4-3-1), then change thevalue via the slide bar keys B.4.  Remove the protective cap from the syringe tip and store in a safe place forreuse in step 9.5. Using aseptic technique, slide the end of the shorter section of the fill tube overthe syringe tip. DO NOT TOUCH THE TIP. Place the end of the longersection of the fill tube into the container of contrast media. To keep aeration toa minimum, verify that this end of the tube is in the media and is NOT draw-ing air.6. Press and release the respective [Start Auto-Fill] key  C. The injector willautomatically retract the ram 25 ml at 4 ml/s, purge 25 ml at 10 ml/s, thenretract to the Fill Volume at 15 ml/s. NOTE:  Pressing the [Stop] key on thescreen will disable the Auto-Fill feature.7.  Carefully remove the fill tube from the syringe tip by twisting while pullingoff.  NOTE: In order to prevent the contrast medium from spilling onto thesyringe and pressure sleeve, make sure the curved portion of the fill tube iseither completely empty or contains enough contrast medium so that the levelin the longer end is slightly lower than the tip of the syringe. This will causethe fluid in the tube to return to the container.
4—EnablingSequence4-3-2844960-A  Feb. 20058.  Observe contrast medium to ensure all air bubbles are removed. If air bubblesare still clinging to the sides of the syringe, follow the steps outlined in thesection 4.5 Purge Air/Prime Tubing.9.  To prevent contamination, replace the protective cap on the syringe tip. Thepowerhead should remain in the vertical position (to prevent leakage) untilready for injection.BFill Volume (ml)180Auto-FillMainABDBB1  20  40  60  80 100  120  140  160  180  200Start Auto-FillCFigure 4-3-1  Auto-Fill ScreenBFill Volume (ml)200Auto FillStart Auto FillCBFill Volume (ml)200Auto FillStart Auto FillCFigure 4-3-2  Fill Syringe Right-handed/Left-handed
4-3-34—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.3.2  MANUAL FILL TECHNIQUEUpon loading a 200 ml syringe, the screen shown in Figure 4-3-1 is displayed (ifAuto-Fill feature is turned ON in the Setup screen) to allow for automatic fillingof the syringe. The Auto-Fill feature has been designed to automatically fill thesyringe while minimizing the introduction of air.  However, to manually fill thesyringe:1.  Disable the Auto-Fill feature by pressing the [Main] key ( D in Figure 4-3-1) todisplay the Main screen.2.  Rotate the powerhead to the vertical position.3.  Remove the protective cap from the syringe tip and store in a safe place for reusein step 9.4.  Slide the end of the shorter section of the fill tube over the syringe tip. DO NOTTOUCH THE TIP. Place the end of the longer section of the fill tube into thecontainer of contrast media. To keep aeration to a minimum, verify that this endof the tube is in the media and is NOT drawing air.5.  Press the respective syringe key to display the fill/expel arrows. Retract theplunger to draw the desired volume of contrast medium into the syringe.NOTE: A retract flow of 10 ml/s or less is optimum to minimize the introduc-tion of air.6.  Move the plunger in the “expel” direction, to expel all air from the syringe.7.  Carefully remove the fill tube from the syringe tip by twisting while pullingoff.  NOTE: In order to prevent the contrast medium from spilling downaround the syringe and pressure sleeve, make sure the curved portion of thefill tube is either completely empty or contains enough contrast medium sothat the level in the longer end is slightly lower than the tip of the syringe.This will cause the fluid in the tube to return to the container.8.  Observe contrast medium to ensure all air bubbles are removed. If air bubblesare still clinging to the sides of the syringe, follow the steps outlined in thesection 4.5 Purge Air/Prime Tubing.9.  To prevent contamination, replace the protective cap on the syringe tip. Thepowerhead should remain in the vertical position (to prevent leakage) untilready for injection.
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4-4-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.4  ATTACH TUBING TO SYRINGE(S)To attach the catheter or tubing to the 125 ml prefill syringe or the 200 ml dispos-able syringe, using aseptic technique, insert the hub A into the slot of theluer nut  B and rotate the nut clockwise to tighten the hub onto the syringe tip.Refer to Figure 4-4-1.BAFigure 4-4-1  Attach Tubing to Syringe
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4-5-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.5  PURGE AIR FROM SYRINGEDANGER!DANGER! AIR EMBOLISM HAZARD!Air entrapped in the syringe and tubing can cause patient injury or death.  Alwaysverify that both the syringe and tubing have been properly cleared of air just priorto starting the injection! The OptiVantage Injection System does not have thecapability to check for air in the syringe and tubing. The operator is responsiblefor removing all air from the system.4.5.1  PURGE AIR 125 ML PREFILL SYRINGENOTE: The instructions that accompany the prefill syringe should be followed.1. The air pocket trapped in the syringe MUST be removed to prevent injection ofan air embolism into the patient. Rotate the powerhead vertically to point thetip of the syringe upward to allow the air pocket to rise to the tip.2. Advance the plunger to remove air from the syringe and tubing. The plungermust move forward to expel  a minimum of 1 ml of contrast to indicate that anattempt was made to purge the air.3. Verify that both the syringe and tubing have been properly cleared of all air.4.5.2  PURGE AIR 200 ML DISPOSABLE SYRINGE1. Air bubbles trapped in contrast media and saline MUST be removed to preventinjection of an air embolism into the patient. Rotate the powerhead verticallyto point the tip of the syringe upward to allow the air bubbles to rise to the tipto form an air pocket.2.  Dislodge any air bubbles attached to the side of the syringe by gently tappingwith the heel of the hand.3. Using the expel arrows or the manual knob, advance the plunger to push the airpocket out the syringe tip and through the tubing. The plunger must moveforward to expel a minimum of 1 ml of contrast to indicate that an attemptwas made to purge the air.
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4-6-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.6  PRIME TUBINGDANGER!DANGER! AIR EMBOLISM HAZARD!Air entrapped in the syringe and tubing can cause patient injury or death.  Alwaysverify that both the syringe and tubing have been properly cleared of air just priorto starting the injection! The OptiVantage Injection System does not have thecapability to check for air in the syringe and tubing. The operator is responsiblefor removing all air from the system.4.6.1  PRIME TUBING WITH SALINEPriming the tubing with saline is necessary for the delivery of Drip Mode injec-tions, Patency Check injections and Timing Bolus injections. Advance the salineplunger to push saline past the Y-intersection of the Y-tubing and out through theremaining tubing.4.6.2  PRIME TUBING WITH CONTRASTPrime the tubing with contrast if Drip Mode injections, Patency Check injectionsand Timing Bolus injections are not to be performed. Advance the contrastplunger to push contrast past the Y-intersection of the Y-tubing and out throughthe remaining tubing.
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4-7-14—EnablingSequence844960-A  Feb. 20054.7  POWERHEAD IN VERTICAL POSITIONWith all air removed and the tubing primed, the powerhead should remain in thevertical position  A (to prevent leakage) until ready to inject. The [Enable] keywill activate once the powerhead is rotated 30° below horizontal  B.Inject DelayScan DelayName1Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) Peak PSI0000.1 10.1-10.1AAEnable2Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml) 120120Inject DelayLiver ExaminationABFlow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)73AA1584.04.0 83Scan DelayPeak PSI1580020EnableBA
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5—Delivering anInjection5-1-1844960-A  Feb. 20055DELIVERING ANINJECTIONThis chapter instructs the operator on the steps taken to safely deliver an injection.5.1  DANGERS/WARNINGS/CAUTIONSDANGER!DANGER! AIR EMBOLISM HAZARD!Air entrapped in the syringe and tubing can cause patient injury or death.  Alwaysverify that both the syringe and tubing have been properly cleared of air just priorto starting the injection! The OptiVantage Injection System does not have thecapability to check for air in the syringe and tubing. The operator is responsiblefor removing all air from the system.DANGER!REMOVE SYRINGE AFTER COMPLETION OF INJECTION!Disposable syringes are designed for single use only. Used syringes should bepromptly removed from the injector after a procedure is completed to avoidaccidental reuse of an empty syringe. Failure to remove the syringe after comple-tion of a procedure may lead to an inadvertent injection of air. Injecting air cancause patient injury or death.DANGER!Follow all manufacturers guidelines and do not operate any part of the OptiVan-tage Injection System within 6 inches (15 cm) of a pacemaker and/or defibrillator.WARNING!This device has been approved for use with only the consumables listed inChapter 1. Use of other consumables could result in patient injury, operatorinjury and/or equipment damage.
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5—Delivering anInjection5-2-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.2  RECALL/ENTER PROTOCOL PARAMETERSRecall required protocol from memory or enter required parameters. For moreinformation about recalling a protocol from memory or entering parameters, referto Chapter 3.CAUTION!REVIEW PARAMETERSPrior to delivering an injection, review all parameters thoroughly to ensure thatthey are correct and appropriate for the procedure.  Also, ensure that contrast fluidis installed on the correct side of the powerhead.
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5—Delivering anInjection5-3-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.3  CONNECT TO PATIENTWARNING!Extravasation can be minimized through the following precautions:  •  When choosing an I.V. site, use the largest vein possible.  •  Use lowest flow rate practical to achieve enhancement.  •  Use largest gauge teflon type catheter possible.  •  Insure good backflow from catheter.  •  Continue to monitor from remote location.  •  Instruct patient to notify operator of any abnormal pain, pressure or swelling.Follow proper venipuncture technique to connect the patient to the OptiVantagesystem.
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5—Delivering anInjection5-4-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.4  ENABLE INJECTORRefer to Figure 5-4-1.1.  The operator is responsible for ensuring that all air has been completelyevacuated from the syringe and tubing prior to delivering the injection.Prior to enabling an injection, review all parameters thoroughly to ensure thatthey are correct and appropriate for the procedure. Also, ensure that the con-trast fluid is installed on the correct side of the powerhead.2.   Follow the Enabling Sequence stated in Chapter 4 to properly load and fillsyringes, purge air and prime the tubing.3.   Rotate the Powerhead at least 30° below horizontal. This safety precautionreduces the possibility of an air emboli. Any small remaining air bubbles willtend to float away from the tip and will not be injected into the patient.4.  Press the [Enable] key located on either the powerhead or console screen. A[Start] key  A will appear in the upper right-hand corner of both the consolescreen and the powerhead screen. The [Enable] key will change to a [Disable]key  B. The indicator lights on the powerhead will illuminate to signify theunit is now enabled for delivery of an injection.PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:To t a lTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:316254.0 100 04.0 25AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000Start180    mlProtocol NamePhase        Side        Flow            Volume          Duration                       Phase Delay                                ml/sec               ml                  sec                                 sec          OptiBolus Timing BolusDisableDripBDAInject DelayProtocol Name21Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)254.04.0 100Scan DelayPeak PSI00100120180AADisableStartPatencyDripABConsole Enabled ScreenPowerhead Enabled ScreenCDFigure 5-4-1  Enabled Screen
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5—Delivering anInjection5-5-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.5  CHECK PATENCY OF I.V. SITEWARNING!Extravasation can be minimized through the following precautions:  •  When choosing an I.V. site, use the largest vein possible.  •  Use lowest flow rate practical to achieve enhancement.  •  Use largest gauge teflon type catheter possible.  •  Insure good backflow from catheter.  •  Continue to monitor from remote location.  •  Instruct patient to notify operator of any abnormal pain, pressure or swelling.NOTE: The injector does not have the capability to prevent or detect anextravasation. Patency Check is only available when turned On in the Setupscreen.Two different techniques exist to check the patency of the I.V. site. Once a proto-col is enabled, the [Patency] key is available on the powerhead display to inject asmall volume of saline at the same flow rate as the enabled protocol. Also, themanual knob is available to manually check patency. Instructions for both tech-niques follow:Check Patency Using the [Patency] keyRefer to Figure 5-5-1 and 5-5-2.1.  Press the [Patency] key (C on Figure 5-4-1) located on the powerhead'senabled screen. The screen as shown in Figure 5-5-1 appears.2.   Adjust Patency Check flow  E and Patency Check volume F as desired usingthe slide bar  G.  Patency Check Volume can only be set to an amount that willnot compromise the enabled protocol.3.  Press the [Start Patency] key H to start the injection and the screen as shownin Figure 5-5-3 will display. Monitor the site and instruct patient to notifyoperator of any abnormal pain, pressure or swelling.4.  Total Time  J increments and syringe volume  K decrements while injecting.The [Stop] key L is available to immediately stop the Patency Check injec-tion at any time.5.  Once the Patency Check injection is delivered, the Enabled screen is displayedand the injector is ready to deliver the protocol or deliver another PatencyCheck.
5—Delivering anInjection5-5-2844960-A  Feb. 2005BFlow (ml/sec)       Volume (ml) 1   20  40  60  80  100   120   140   160   180   2004.0  10Patency CheckE FGGGStart PatencyHExitIFigure 5-5-1 Patency Check Screen (Powerhead Only)Side   Flow    Volume    Phase Delay1      B      4.0      10023456To t a lTime00:35Peak PSI50StopPatency Check170120K JLFigure 5-5-2 Patency Check Injecting Screen (Powerhead Only)
5—Delivering anInjection5-5-3844960-A  Feb. 2005Check Patency Using the Manual KnobDANGER!DANGER! BLOOD CLOT HAZARD! Do not allow blood to remain in I.V.access line.CAUTION!Care should be taken when retracting the plunger  using the manual knob so thatthe integrity of the vein is maintained.NOTE: This technique can NOT be performed if the syringe is connected totubing with a check valve. Using the manual knob of the saline side, retract theplunger in order to check the patency of the I.V. site. Do not allow blood to remainin the I.V. access line.
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5—Delivering anInjection5-6-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.6  DELIVERING A DRIP MODE INJECTIONRefer to Figure 5-6-1 and 5-6-2.CAUTION!REVIEW PARAMETERSThe enabled protocol can be delivered via the Drip Mode injecting screen bypressing the [Start Protocol] key X. If this feature will be utilized, prior to press-ing the [Drip] key on the enabled main screen, review all protocol parametersthoroughly to ensure that they are correct and appropriate for the procedure.  Also,ensure that contrast fluid is installed on the correct side of the powerhead.1.  Press the [Drip] key (D on Figure 5-4-1) located on the powerhead's enabledscreen. The screen as shown in Figure 5-6-1 appears.2.   Adjust Drip flow  M, Drip volume N and Drip interval O as desired using theslide bar  P.  Drip volume can only be set to an amount that will not compro-mise the enabled protocol. Drip (injectable) Volume Q displays the amount ofsaline available for the Drip Mode injection. Drip Time R displays theamount of time the Drip Mode injection will require.3.  Press the [Start Drip] key S to start the injection and the screen as shown inFigure 5-6-2 will display. The [Exit] key T is available to exit the Drip Modeand return to the Enabled protocol screen.4.  While injecting, Drip Time  U and syringe volume  V decrement. The[Stop] key W is available to stop the injection at any time. Pressing the[Start Protocol] key X immediately starts delivery of the main protocol.5.  Once the Drip injection is delivered, the following message is displayed:WARNING!The Drip Mode Injection is complete.Start the Enabled Protocol.Press Close to return to the Start screen.Press the [Close] key and the Enabled  protocol screen (Start screen) is dis-played. The injector is now ready to deliver the main protocol. Adjustments tothe protocol parameters can be made prior to starting delivery of the mainprotocol.
5—Delivering anInjection5-6-2844960-A  Feb. 2005DripTime1:16:18DripVolume (ml)1450.5B 1.0 30Phase        Side        Flow              Volume        Drip Interval                                ml/sec                 ml                 sec   DripA:125B:200Drip Mode120    ml170    mlStart DripExit0.1            0.5           1.0            1.5            2.0            2.5            3.0SP PPM N OConsole Drip Mode ScreenPowerhead Drip Mode Screen0.5 1.0 30Start DripDrip ModeBFlow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)      Interval (sec)M N OSRQRQPP PPDripTimeDripVolume (ml)145Exit1:16:18TT0.1         0.5        1.0         1.5          2.0          2.5          3.0Figure 5-6-1 Drip Mode ScreenDripTimePressurePSI 0 50 100 150 200 250 3001:14:080.5B 1.0 30Phase        Side        Flow              Volume        Drip Interval                                ml/sec                 ml                 sec   A:125B:200DripInjecting120    ml165    mlUVConsole Drip Mode Injecting ScreenPowerhead Drip Mode Injecting ScreenSide   Flow    Volume    Interval (sec)1      B      0.5       1.0            3023456DripTime1:14:08Peak PSI25StopDrip Mode165120Start ProtocolStart ProtocolStopUVWXXWFigure 5-6-2 Drip Mode Injecting Screen
5—Delivering anInjection5-7-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.7  DELIVERING THE MAIN PROTOCOL5.7.1  DANGERS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONSDANGER!OPERATOR DUE DILIGENCE REQUIRED!Delivering an injection to a patient requires due diligence on the part of theoperator.  Air entrapped in the syringe and tubing can cause patient injury ordeath.  Always verify that both the syringe and tubing have been properly clearedof air just prior to starting the injection! The OptiVantage Injection System doesnot have the capability to check for air in the syringe and tubing. The operator isresponsible for removing all air from the system.CAUTION!REVIEW PARAMETERSPrior to delivering an injection, review all parameters thoroughly to ensure thatthey are correct and appropriate for the procedure. Also, ensure that the contrastfluid is installed on the correct side of the powerhead.5.7.2  STARTING DELIVERY OF THE MAIN PROTOCOLRefer to Figure 5-7-1.The protocol can be delivered by pressing the [Start] key (A on Figure 5-4-1)either on the powerhead or the console or by pressing the remote handswitch.Once the injection is initiated, the Injecting screen, shown in Figure 5-7-1, isdisplayed, Total Time increments and syringe volume decrements. Note that thePeak PSI (pressure limit) parameter is indicated by the red line  a. The currentinjecting  pressure is indicated by the white bar  b.
5—Delivering anInjection5-7-2844960-A  Feb. 2005PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:To t a lTimeInject DelayScan Delay00:024.04.025 0610025AB-A:125B:200115    ml00  25    mlProtocol NameInjectingPhase        Side        Flow            Volume          Duration                       Phase Delay                                ml/sec               ml                  sec                                 sec          Powerhead Injecting ScreenConsole Injecting Screen123456A     4.0     100            0B     4.0      25           Side   Flow   Volume   Phase DelayStopTo t a lTime00:02Inject Delay0Scan Delay0Peak PSI50PressurePSI 0 50 100 150 200 250 300StopVabV25115Figure 5-7-1 Injecting Screen5.7.3  PAUSING AN INJECTIONRefer to Figure 5-7-1 and Figure 5-7-2.An injection may be immediately paused by pressing the [Stop] key ( V on Figure5-7-1)  on the console display or the powerhead display and also by depressingonce on the handswitch. When the injector is paused, the screen shown in Figure5-7-2 is displayed and the status lights on the console and powerhead will flashtheir respective color every 1/2 second.While the injection is paused, the values for the flow rate, volume and phase delaycan be changed on either the console screen or the powerhead screen. However,phases cannot be added or deleted when the injector is paused.
5—Delivering anInjection5-7-3844960-A  Feb. 2005PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:To t a lTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:106234.0 95 04.0 25AB-A:125B:200110    ml5000StartInjection PausedInjection Paused  45    mlProtocol NamePhase        Side        Flow            Volume          Duration                       Phase Delay                                ml/sec               ml                  sec                                 sec          DisableXWConsole Paused ScreenPowerhead Paused ScreenTo t a lTime00:10Inject Delay0Scan Delay0Peak PSI50Start0A4.04.0952523 6 Side       Flow         Volume    Duration   Phase Delay              ml/sec           ml            sec              sec123B-DisableWXFigure 5-7-2 Injection Paused Screens5.7.4  RESTARTING A PAUSED INJECTIONRefer to Figure 5-7-2.The injection can be restarted by pressing the [Start] key W on the console or thepowerhead paused screens. The achieved values displayed on the Results screenafter completion of the restarted injection represent the total volume deliveredfrom the start of the injection and the average flow rate achieved since the restart.5.7.5  TERMINATING AN INJECTIONRefer to Figure 5-7-1 and Figure 5-7-2.Press the [Stop] key (V on Figure 5-7-1) then the [Disable] key (X onFigure 5-7-2) on the powerhead screen or console screen to terminate an injection.
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5—Delivering anInjection5-8-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.8  DISPLAYING RESULTS SCREENRefer to Figure 5-8-1.Average flow rate, delivered volume and achieved pressure are displayed on boththe console and the powerhead Results screen at the completion of the injection.Press the [Main] key A to display the Main screen.Powerhead Results ScreenConsole Results ScreenPhase        Side        Flow            Volume           Duration                                ml/sec               ml                  sec   Phase DelaysecPH1:PH2:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan Delay03:26624 04.0 974.0 25AB-PressurePSI0          50        100       150        200       250        300A:125B:125  15    ml00Injection Completed onFEB 3 2005 9:50Protocol NameResultsMain  20    ml       Side        Flow            Volume              Phase Delay12345604.0 974.0 25AB- 15   ResultsInjection CompleteFeb 3 2005 9:5020MainA ATo t a lTime03:26Inject Delay0Scan Delay0Peak PSI50Figure 5-8-1  Results Screens
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5—Delivering anInjection5-9-1844960-A  Feb. 20055.9  REMOVING 125 ML SYRINGESAfter the completion of the injection, disconnect the tubing from Prefilledsyringe(s) prior to retracting the ram(s). NOTE: Retraction of rams while 125 mlsyringes are  connected to tubing that contains check valves will create a vacuumin the syringe.1. Using aseptic technique, disconnect patient from tubing.2. Disconnect tubing from 125 ml syringe(s) and remove 200 ml syringe(s) fromthe injector. Discard according to hospital policy.3. Retract 125 ml ram(s) and remove 125 ml syringe(s) and discard according tohospital policy.
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6—System Messages6-1-1844960-A  Feb. 2005SYSTEM GENERATEDMESSAGESThis chapter contains instructions on responding to system generated messages.Messages are displayed on the powerhead and console screens in response toincorrect operator input or action and equipment status. These messages fall intotwo categories:Operator Messages — Those messages that appear in response to incorrect opera-tor input or to inform the operator of the status of the injector.Alarm Messages — Those messages that appear when the OptiVantage’s self-diagnostics detect a problem in the control circuitry.6
6—System Messages6-1-2844960-A  Feb. 20056.1  OPERATOR MESSAGES6.1.1  POWER UP MESSAGESHardware Initialization completed.Message: Hardware Initialization completed. Searching for Power Control.Occurs when: Upon power ON, the console displays this message to indicate thestatus of the injector.Operator action: None.6.1.2  PROGRAMMING MESSAGESAuto-Fill in ProgressMessage: Auto-Fill in progress. Please wait...Occurs when: This message appears on the console screen when the powerhead isusing the Auto-Fill feature to fill the syringe.Operator action: None.Automatic Prefill Syringe Size SensorInject DelayScan Delay2Flow (ml/sec)      Volume (ml)0Check for air2000.1 1A50 ml 75 mlSelect Prefill Volume100 ml 125 mlMessage: Select Prefill Volume    50 ml  75 ml  100 ml  125 mlOccurs when: The injector’s syringe size sensor has been unplugged or has failed.Operator action: Plug in heater blanket/size sensor on underside of powerhead. Or,to use the injector without the sensor, press the corresponding graphic thatmatches the installed syringe size.
6—System Messages6-1-3844960-A  Feb. 2005Changing Fluid ConfigurationMessage: The syringe fluid configuration has changed. This will prevent access tothe stored protocols. Do you want to continue with these settings?Occurs when: This message occurs when the operator updates the settings in theSetup screen changing the fluid configuration (i.e. A-side:contrast, B-side: salinechanged to A-side:saline, B-side:contrast).Operator action: This message is for informational purposes only in order toadvise the operator that changing the fluid configurations will prevent access tostored protocols. Press the [Yes] key to continue with these settings. Press the[No] key to leave the fluid configuration unchanged.Heater BlanketPowerhead Message: Heater Blanket on this side of the injector has becomedisconnected or has failed. Check connection or call service. To continue withoutheater blanket, close window.Console Message: The heater blanket on the A-side of the injector has becomedisconnected or has failed. Check connection or call service. To continue withoutheater blanket, close window.Console Message: The heater blanket on the B-side of the injector has becomedisconnected or has failed. Check connection or call service. To continue withoutheater blanket, close window.Occurs when: One of the 200 ml heater blanket connectors is unplugged or mal-functioning.Operator action: Plug the heater blanket in or to use the injector without the heaterblanket, press the [Close] key on the screen and continue. Contact your ServiceDepartment for corrective action regarding this message.
6—System Messages6-1-4844960-A  Feb. 2005Insert Syringe SIDE AMessage 1: The syringe latch on side A is open. Please insert a CONTRAST filledsyringe in side A of the injector and close the latch.Occurs when: Message 1 occurs when the A-side is set up for contrast use and the200 ml load lever or the 125 ml load clamps (dependent upon which faceplate isinstalled on the A-side) are in the load position.Message 2: The syringe latch on side A is open. Please insert a SALINE filledsyringe in side A of the injector and close the latch.Occurs when: Message 2 occurs when the A-side is set up for saline use and the200 ml load lever or the 125 ml load clamps (dependent upon which faceplate isinstalled on the A-side) are in the load position.Operator action: This message is to advise the operator to load the correct syringetype into Side A.Insert Syringe SIDE BMessage 1: The syringe latch on side B is open. Please insert a SALINE filledsyringe in side B of the injector and close the latch.Occurs when: Message 1 occurs when the B-side is set up for saline use and the200 ml load lever or the 125 ml load clamps (dependent upon which faceplate isinstalled on the B-side) are in the load position.Message 2: The syringe latch on side B is open. Please insert a CONTRAST filledsyringe in side B of the injector and close the latch.Occurs when: Message 2 occurs when the B-side is set up for contrast use and the200 ml load lever or the 125 ml load clamps (dependent upon which faceplate isinstalled on the B-side) are in the load position.Operator action: This message is to advise the operator to load the correct syringetype into Side B.
6—System Messages6-1-5844960-A  Feb. 2005OptiBolus Key is not InstalledMessage: OptiBolus Key is not installed. Insert OptiBolus Key and press Close tocontinue.Occurs when: This message appears when the operator attempts to recall anOptiBolus protocol when the OptiBolus Key has been removed from the injector.Operator action: To recall an OptiBolus protocol, the OptiBolus key must beinstalled at the rear of the power control. Install the OptiBolus Key, press the[Close] key on the screen and continue.Patency Check in ProgressMessage: Patency Check in progress. Please wait...Occurs when: This message appears on the console screen when the powerhead isdelivering a Patency Check injection.Operator action: None.Programmed to Deliver Contrast from both Side A and Side BMessage: Attention, the current protocol is programmed to deliver contrast onSide A and Side B. Press Close to continue.Occurs when: The injector is set up for Contrast (A-side)/Contrast (B-side)delivery.Operator action: This message is for informational purposes only in order toadvise the operator to use caution when delivering more than 125 ml of contrastinto a patient. Delivering more than 125 ml of contrast into one patient is notadvised.
6—System Messages6-1-6844960-A  Feb. 2005Protocol Modification in Progress at ConsoleMessage: Protocol modification in progress at console. Please wait...Occurs when: This message appears on the Powerhead display to inform theoperator that Protocol modification is taking place at the Console display.Operator action: The Powerhead display will refresh upon pressing the [Main] keyon the Console.Protocol Name Already ExistsMessage: Protocol name already exists. Please change or cancel.Occurs when: The operator enters an existing protocol name on the keyboardwhen trying to store a new protocol.Operator action: Enter a new protocol name or press the [Cancel] key.Protocol Name Not ValidMessage: Protocol name not valid. Please change or cancel.Occurs when: The operator enters a protocol name that is blank or begins with aspace.Operator action: Enter a new, valid protocol name or press the [Cancel] key.Setup to Deliver Contrast from A-side and B-sideMessage: Settings on the Setup Screen will allow contrast to be injected from bothsides of the injector. Contrast injections in excess of a single full syringe arepossible. Do you want to continue with these settings? Yes/NoOccurs when: This message occurs when the operator updates the settings in theSetup screen for Syringe Fluid A: Contrast (A-side)/Syringe Fluid B: Contrast (B-side) delivery.Operator action: This message is for informational purposes only in order toadvise the operator to use caution when injecting more than one syringe of con-trast into a patient. Injecting more than one syringe of contrast into one patient isnot advised. Press the [Yes] key to continue with Contrast (A-side)/Contrast (B-side) delivery. Press the [No] key to change the setting for either Syringe Fluid Aor Syringe Fluid B.
6—System Messages6-1-7844960-A  Feb. 2005Unreadable Data on Powerhead or Console DisplayMessage: NO MESSAGE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CONDITION.Occurs when: Any single user display contains unreadable data.Operator action: The injector can be used, with caution, if any single user displaycontains unreadable data. Cycle power to reset injector. If this condition persists,contact your Service Department for corrective action. If this issue persists,contact your Service Department for corrective action.Volume Key Flashing a Magenta ColorMessage: NO MESSAGE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CONDITION.Occurs when 1: The volume key(s) on the main screen will flash a magenta colorto indicate that its value(s) is greater than the volume contained in its respectivesyringe.Operator action: Lower the value of the applicable volume key(s) or fill thesyringe(s) with an adequate amount of fluid.Occurs when 2: The volume key on the Drip Mode screen or Patency Checkscreen will flash a magenta color to indicate that delivering this amount willcompromise the volume available for the main protocol. Note that if the Volumekey is flashing a Magenta Color, the [Start Drip] key or the [Start Patency] keywill not appear.Operator action: Lower the value of the volume key or fill the syringe with morefluid.
6—System Messages6-1-8844960-A  Feb. 20056.1.3  FACEPLATE MESSAGESNew Faceplate InstalledMessage: A new Faceplate Adapter has been detected. Make sure the new Adapteris properly installed. Press Continue and the ram will automatically move forwardto lock the faceplate.Occurs when: A new faceplate is installed on the injector.Operator action: Press the [Continue} key to allow the injector to automaticallymove the ram in order to lock the faceplate into place.6.1.4  AUTO-FILL MESSAGESRotate the Powerhead to Activate Auto-FillMessage: Rotate the Powerhead to the vertical position to activate Auto-Fillsequence.Occurs when: This message occurs when a 200 ml syringe is installed [with theram in the “home’ (fully expelled) position] but the powerhead is not oriented inthe vertical position. The Auto-Fill screen is automatically displayed when 1) theram is in the “home” position 2) a 200 ml syringe is installed and then 3) thepowerhead is rotated to the vertical position.Operator action: This message is for informational purposes only in order toadvise the operator to rotate the powerhead to the vertical position in order toaccess the Auto-Fill feature.6.1.5  SCANNER CONNECTIVITYScanner Interface Connection not AvailableMessage: The Scanner Interface connection is not available. To continue withoutthe interface, close window.Occurs when: When the OEM Interface on the Setup screen in set to On, but theOEM interface is not communicating with the injector properly, this messageoccurs.Operator action: To continue without the OEM interace, press the [Close] key.Contact your Service Department for corrective action regarding this message.
6—System Messages6-1-9844960-A  Feb. 20056.1.6  ENABLE PROCESS MESSAGESEnable sequence not completedConsole Message: The Enable sequence has not been completed at the Power-head.Powerhead Messages: for 125 ml syringe/faceplate for 200 ml syringe/faceplateThe Enable sequence is not complete. The Enable sequence is not complete.Install a new syringe. Install a new syringe.Tilt Powerhead up. Tilt Powerhead up.Purge syringe. Fill syringe.Tilt powerhead down. Purge syringe.Tilt powerhead down.Occurs when: As an additional precaution against the injection of an air embo-lism, the injector’s software checks for a “Purge sequence” (125 ml syringe) and a“Fill/Purge sequence” (200 ml syringe) before allowing the injector to be enabled.If the Purge Sequence or Fill/Purge Sequence has not occurred and the [Enable]key is pressed, the console message will appear and the appropriate powerheadmessage [missed step(s)] will appear. If correct steps have been taken on either theA-side or the B-side, the message “This side ready.” will appear.Operator action: Follow the step indicated on the powerhead to allow the injectorto be enabled. Note that it is the operator’s responsibility to ensure the syringeand tubing does not contain air.Hand switch is closed.Message: The hand switch is closed. Please check hand switch and press Close tocontinue.Occurs when: As a safety precaution to prevent unintentional injections, theinjector cannot be enabled if its hand switch is closed. If the hand switch is closedand the injector’s enable key is pressed, this message appears.Operator action: Check the appropriate switch to ensure that it is open. Oncechecked, press the [Close] key and continue the enable process. If you are unableto open the switch (as indicated by the return of this message), unplug the handswitch and continue. Contact your Service Department for corrective actionregarding the hand switch.
6—System Messages6-1-10844960-A  Feb. 2005Insufficient volumeMessage: Insufficient volume to run this injection.Occurs when: The [Enable] key is pressed when a volume key is flashing a ma-genta color. The volume key(s) on the main screen flash a magenta color toindicate that its value(s) is greater than the volume contained in its respectivesyringe.Operator action: Lower the value of the applicable volume key(s) or fill the sy-ringe with more fluid. Note that it is the operator’s responsibility to ensure thesyringe and tubing does not contain air.6.1.7  INJECTION STOPPED MESSAGESDrip ExpiredMessage: WARNING! The Drip Mode injection is complete. Start the EnabledProtocol. Press Close to return to the Start screen.Occurs when: This message appears when the Drip Mode injection is complete.Operator action: Press the [Close] key to return to the Start screen to allow fordelivery of the main protocol.Injector StalledMessage: Injector Disabled! Injector stalled. Check fluid path for obstructions.Press Close to continue.Occurs when: This message appears if the injector has started an injection butcannot move the ram.Operator action: Press the [Close] key and check the fluid path for any obstruc-tions and remove them. Restart the Enable process.
6—System Messages6-1-11844960-A  Feb. 2005Pressure LimitingMessage: Injection is pressure limiting! Do you want to continue or stop?Occurs when: This message appears when the injector is injecting under maxi-mum pressure limit conditions and cannot achieve the set flow rate.Operator action: Press the [Continue] key to perform the injection under maxi-mum pressure limit conditions. Press the [Stop] key to review the Flow Rateparameter to ensure it is not set too high for the procedure and also review thePressure Limit parameter to ensure it is not set too low. Check the delivery systemfor closed stopcocks or kinked tubing. Under normal circumstances, the injectionpressure should not reach the pressure limit. Reaching the pressure limit defeatsthe purpose of a flow rate injector.Syringe Latch OpenMessage: The injection has stopped. A syringe latch is open. Press Close tocontinue.Occurs when: While the injector is enabled or injecting, the injector softwarechecks to ensure the 125 ml syringe clamps and/or the 200 ml syringe levers arein the loaded (closed) position. If either are opened, the injector will immediatelydisable and display this message.Operator action: Close the syringe clamps and/or levers. Press the [Close] key andre-enable the injector.
6—System Messages6-1-12844960-A  Feb. 20056.1.8  RESULTS SCREEN MESSAGESPressure LimitedMessage: This injection was pressure limited.Occurs when: This message appears on the Results screen if the injector injectsunder maximum pressure limit conditions but cannot achieve the set flow rate.Operator action: This message is to advise the operator that the injection wasdelivered but under pressure limited conditions. Under normal circumstances, theinjection pressure should not reach the pressure limit. Reaching the pressure limitdefeats the purpose of a flow rate injector. Review the Flow Rate parameter toensure it was not set too high for the procedure and also review the Pressure Limitparameter to ensure it was not set too low. Check the delivery system for closedstopcocks or kinked tubing.
6—System Messages6-2-1844960-A  Feb. 20056.2  ALARM MESSAGESRefer to Figure 6-2-1.The microprocessor control circuits in the OptiVantage continuously monitor allimportant functions from the moment that the unit is turned on. These checks,transparent to the operator, occur many times each second, monitoring the safeperformance of the injector. If a fault is detected, the unit will lock into a faultmode and display an Alarm code.Cycle power to reset the injector. If the alarm persists, contact your ServiceDepartment for corrective action regarding this alarm.Phase        Side        Flow            Volume         Duration                                ml/sec               ml                sec   PH1:PH2:PH3:PH4:PH5:PH6:TotalTimeInject DelayScan DelayPeak PSI00:00Main10100.1 10.1 1AB-A:125B:200120    ml10000Check for air insyringe and tubingPhase Delay       sec180    mlEnableProtocol Name0Setup ResultsMemory1   10   20   30   40   50   60    70    80    90   100   110   120  130mlAlarm!0x1007Figure 6-2-1 Alarm Message
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7—Care of Unit7-1-1844960-A  Feb. 2005CARE OF UNITNOTE: Preventive maintenance schedule and service procedures are in the ServiceManual.7.1  DAILY INSPECTION7.1.1  200 ML PRESSURE SLEEVEThe 200 ml pressure sleeve has a limited life-span and must be replaced periodi-cally. Its expected life-span may range from thirty (30) days or less to over two (2)years depending on pressures encountered, the number of injection cycles and thecleaning and sterilization techniques utilized. Check the 200 ml pressure sleeve(s)daily for signs of stress, crazing lines, or cracks and replace immediately whenany of these symptoms are found.WARNING!CHECK PRESSURE SLEEVE DAILY!Syringe pressure sleeves must withstand high pressures generated during injectiondelivery. Defective sleeves may shatter or explode under these conditions. Alwaysinspect pressure sleeve closely before using injector. While viewing all areas; lookfor stress cracks (around the front or at the shoulder area), discard any pressuresleeve exhibiting signs of stress, crazing lines or cracks. The use of such partsmay cause injury and/or an aborted injection.7
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7—Care of Unit7-2-1844960-A  Feb. 20057.2  CLEANING7.2.1  200 ML PRESSURE SLEEVE AND BASEOn a daily basis, move the ram to the fully retracted position and wipe out theinside of the pressure sleeve with a damp (with water), lint-free towel.NOTE:  Do not autoclave the pressure sleeve. Autoclaving will shorten the life ofthe pressure sleeve.The entire base and pressure sleeve may be placed or soaked in warm water with amild soap to remove any hardened contrast. This procedure is also helpful if thelocking lever is hard to rotate. Do not use alcohol-based detergents. The watershould not contain the following substances, even in trace amounts:• esters• ethers• ketones• chlorides• n-Alkyl• alcohols (other than ethyl alcohol)• cleaners and disinfectants (such as SaniZide and TB-Cide Quat)• products containing: dimethyl benzyl, ammonium chlorides, anddimethyl ethylbenzyl7.2.2  125 ML CRADLE ASSEMBLYOn a daily basis, move the ram to the fully retracted position and wipe out theinside of the cradle with warm water containing a mild soap. Do not submerge thecradle in any liquid or damage to its internal components will occur.7.2.3  CONSOLE AND POWERHEADThe console and powerhead may be dusted by using a lint-free cloth. To clean thetouch screen, use a nonabrasive cloth towel and any commercially available non-ammonia window cleaner to regularly clean the surface. The cleaning solutionshould be applied to the towel rather than the surface of the touch screen. Thetouch screen has air vents and is not designed with water tight bezels so fluidingress may occur from behind the panel if not cleaned carefully.7.2.4  POWER SUPPLYClean the exterior of the power supply by spraying a cloth with an all-purposehousehold cleaner, then gently wipe clean.
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I—IndexI-1-1844960-A  Feb. 2005IndexAAccessories  1-7-1Alarm Messages  6-2-1Alarms Screen  3-1-24Attach Tubing to Syringe(s)  4-4-1Auto-Fill Feature  1-4-2Auto-Fill Technique (200 ml Only)  4-3-1CCare of Unit  7-1-1Cleaning  7-2-1Daily Inspection  7-1-1Catheters, Connectors and Tubing  1-6-2Check Patency of I.V. Site  5-5-1Check Patency Using the [Patency] key  5-5-1Check Patency Using the Manual Knob  5-5-3Cleaning  7-2-1125 ML Cradle Assembly  7-2-1200 ml Pressure Sleeve and Base  7-2-1Console and Powerhead  7-2-1Power supply  7-2-1Connect to Patient  5-3-1Console  3-1-2Console Display Modes of Operation  3-1-3Console Drip Mode Screen  3-1-10Console Main Screen  3-1-5Console Power Button  3-1-2Consumables  1-6-1DDaily Inspection  7-1-1Delete a Protocol  3-1-16Delivering a Drip Mode Injection  5-6-1Delivering an Injection  5-1-1Dangers/Warnings/Cautions  5-1-1Delivering the Main Protocol  5-7-1Dangers, Warnings and Cautions  5-7-1Pausing an Injection  5-7-2Restarting a Paused Injection  5-7-3Starting Delivery of the Main Protocol  5-7-1Terminating an Injection  5-7-3Dimensions  1-5-1Displaying Results Screen  5-8-1, 5-9-1Drip Mode Feature  1-4-1EElectrical Leakage  1-5-2Electrically Isolated Syringe  1-4-2Enable Injector  5-4-1Enabled Console Main Screen  3-1-9Enabled Powerhead Main Screen  3-2-16Enabling Sequence  4-1-1Dangers, Warnings, and Cautions  4-1-2Environmental  1-5-2FFill Syringe (200 ml Only)  4-3-1Flow Rate  1-5-3HHeater Blanket Connection  3-2-5Homing the Rams  2-2-1IIndications for Use  1-1-2Inject Delay  1-5-3LLanguage  3-1-23Load 125 ml Syringe (A-side Only)  4-2-2Load 125 ml/200 ml Syringe  4-2-6Load 200 ml Syringe (A-side Only)  4-2-4Load 200 ml/200 ml Syringe  4-2-8Low Pressure Tubing  1-6-2MManual Fill Technique (200 ml Only)  4-3-3Manual Knobs  3-2-2Memory Screen  3-1-12Move a Protocol  3-1-15
I—IndexI-1-2844960-A  Feb. 2005OOperator Messages  6-1-2OptiBolus® Feature  1-4-1PPatency Check Screen  3-2-18Patency CheckTM Feature  1-4-1Pausing an Injection  5-7-2Phase Delay  1-5-3Physical Stability  1-4-2Positive Positioning of the Powerhead  1-4-2Power OFF  2-1-1Power On  2-1-1Power Requirements  1-5-1Powerhead  3-2-1Powerhead Display Modes of Operation  3-2-6Powerhead Drip Mode Screen  3-2-20Powerhead Dwnwrd prior to Starting an Injection  1-4-1Powerhead in Vertical Position  4-7-1Powerhead Main Screen  3-2-9Powerhead Memory Screen  3-2-22Powerhead Power ON Display  3-2-1Powerhead Protocol Parameter Entry Screen  3-2-12Powerhead Results Screen  3-2-23Powerhead Syringe Load Clamps/Levers  3-2-4Pressure Limit  1-5-3Prime Tubing with Saline  4-6-1Program. Drip Injection Parameters (B-Side)  1-5-4Program. Drip Mode Parameters (Saline Side)  1-5-4Program. Patency Check Parameters (Saline Side  1-5-4Protocol Memory With Password Protection  1-3-1Purge Air 125 ml Prefill Syringe  4-5-1Purge Air 200 ml Disposable Syringe  4-5-1Purge Air/Prime Tubing  4-5-1RRecall a Protocol  3-1-14Recall/Enter Protocol Parameters  5-2-1Recalling a Protocol, Powerhead  3-2-22Remote Control Operation  1-4-2Rename (Edit Name) a Protocol Name or Page  3-1-16Restarting a Paused Injection  5-7-3Results Screen Parameters and Symbols  3-1-25SSafety  1-4-1Scan Delay  1-5-3Self-testing Design  1-4-1Setup  3-1-17Start/Stop Key on Powerhead  1-4-2Store a Protocol in Memory  3-1-14Stored Protocols  1-5-4Syringe Clarity  1-4-2Syringe Heater  1-5-3Syringe Sizes  1-5-3, 5-5-3Syringes  1-6-1System Features  1-3-1System Generated Messages  6-1-1System Overview  1-1-1TTerminating an Injection  5-7-3Time/Date  3-1-22Timing BolusTM Feature  1-4-1Total Time  1-5-4Touch-Screen Displays  1-3-1Turning the System Power OFF  2-3-1Turning the System Power ON  2-1-1Types of Injections  4-2-1UUser Qualification  1-2-1VVoltage Requirements  1-5-1WWeight  1-5-1
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