Monitor Patient Set Up .......12 ® Choose correct CNAP finger sensor size.........13 ® Place CNAP finger sensor and CNAP Controller....14 ® ® Place NBP Cuff ................15 Measurement Select Measurement Mode / Start Measurement....16 Started Measurement: Perfusion Index / Signal Quality..17 Choose Patient Category / Enter Biometric Data....18...
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3. Enabling hemodynamic parameters for a measurement?...33 4. How can I improve measurement quality?........34 5. How can I adjust trend, signal and time settings?......35 6. The battery?..................36 7. Service intervals for the CNAP Monitor? ........37 ® 8. What to do if CNAP needs service ?..........38...
® ® STEP 2 sensor size for the patient. (see p. 13) Slide the finger sensor over two neighbouring fingers, and fix the CNAP ® STEP 3 Controller on the forearm using the Velcro fixation cuff. (see p. 14) Be sure that the CNAP Controller is in the center of the forearm cuff so ®...
CNAP Controller. ® Connect the NBP air hose and the Connect finger CNAP Controller ® sensor to black cable to the CNAP ® connection Monitor. CNAP Controller. ® Plug in straight, not ATTENTION tilted! SET UP...
Interface Cable (Chapter 4-5-2) and and connect it to the connect it to the BP arterial port of your wave out port on the patient monitor. CNAP Monitor. ® Interface cable Transducer Cable connect to BP Wave Connect Transducer cable and Out port patient monitor interface cable.
Stop Zeroing *click* ® on CNAP Select IBP: Zeroing Stop - *click* ® ® CNAP Zeroing is automatically active when the CNAP Monitor is on and connected to the patient monitor but no measurement has been started so far. SET UP...
STEP 1. CHOOSE CORRECT CNAP FINGER SENSOR SIZE ® AVAILABLE SIZES: small, medium or large Choose the sensor size indicated on the shortest bar which is still visible. ATTENTION Put proximal phalanx of Always choose the index finger on indicator...
SET UP STEP 2. PLACE CNAP FINGER SENSOR AND CNAP CONTROLLER ® ® Slide the finger sensor over two ATTENTION neighbouring fingers, make sure that it is not placed on the finger joints! NOTE 12 hours before lifetime expiration of the finger sensor a message slide back fully! appears.
STEP 3. PLACE NBP CUFF Choose the right NBP cuff from 4 different sizes by using the size indicator on the inside of the cuff. See also: Operators Manual – chapters 3.2.3 and 10. Fasten NBP cuff on the upper arm (ipsilaterally or contralaterally to arm with fingersensor).
MEASUREMENT SELECT MEASUREMENT MODE / START MEASUREMENT Once the patient set up is completed, select the measurement mode in the pop-up menu from three options: > BP only > BP + PPV > BP + HD (full hemodynamics) *click* Confirm by clicking the wheel. To start the measurement, select “Start New Measurement“...
STARTED MEASUREMENT Once measurement has started, finger sensor checks perfusion index (PI): If perfusion is poor (=red), try pushing the finger sensor to the back of the finger, warming the hand (use exam glove or towel), changing finger sensor size, or changing hands.
MEASUREMENT CHOOSE PATIENT CATEGORY AND ENTER BIOMETRIC DATA Choose patient category (Adult or Pedi- atric) in the pop-up menu and enter biometric patient data (for full hemo- dynamics). This is important as NOTE alarm ranges and NBP inflation pressure are different! *click* Confirm with “ok“...
STOP / RESUME MEASUREMENT Press the Start/Stop Button to STOP measurement (e.g. when finished or to readjust set-up). ATTENTION Do not remove the CNAP finger sensor when ® measurement is still in progress! STOP MEASUREMENT FIRST! RESUME a measurement with the Start/Stop Button (e.g.
NAVIGATION NAVIGATION FRAMES The monitor has a clickwheel and 5 different “frames“ on the screen to access all menus / functions. Alarm frame Signal & Trend Signal and frame Trend View selector frame *turn* *click* clickwheel Parameter frame Hemodynamic (= default) frame...
FUNCTION OF NAVIGATION FRAMES Parameter frame Signal & Trend frame Alarm & Status frame This is the default frame! > intervention setting > display of alarm and status messages > manual NBP triggering > change of trend view > (graphic numeric) direct access to alarm >...
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NAVIGATION FUNCTION OF NAVIGATION FRAMES Signal & Trend View Selector Hemodynamic frame > > activating/ deactivating HD changes between absolute and indexed values > > switch between signal manual entry or change of patient data > manual entry of external view and parameter trends CO value for calibration >...
MAIN KEYS FOR FAST ACCESS FAST ACCESS KEYS and STATUS INDICATORS MAIN SCREEN: return to main screen from any submenu power “on“ indicator: SETUP: POWER ON / OFF: > green: switched on hold for 2 seconds to access to configuration >...
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FUNCTIONS MAIN KEYS FOR FAST ACCESS ALARM PAUSE/ OFF: alarm functions control: > Press once: alarm acknowledgement > Press twice: set alarm to pause / off > Press three times: re-activate alarm function PRINTING START/ STOP: Battery charge status: START/ STOP: >...
Blood pressure curve is displayed only 10 secs after on an emipric database for bridging the short start-up for a quick trending prior to calibration to time until CNAP is calibrated to a measured or ® the directly measured reference value.
TRIGGERING A MANUAL NBP Triggering a manual NBP is possible at ANY TIME in any mode! NOTE Choose NBP: Start - *click* Go to parameter frame: *click* *click* FUNCTIONS...
FUNCTIONS WHEN IS IT RECOMMENDED TO TRIGGER A MANUAL NBP ? 1. Upon hand movement 2. In situations that quickly or patient repositioning require updated calibration After an intervention or whenever Trigger a manual NBP after moving you feel that an update to the NBP or repositioning the patient or the reading may be beneficial.
Switching a measurement to the other finger is possible at NOTE ANY TIME except during a NBP measurement! Go to parameter frame: Choose CNAP: Change Finger - *click* *click* FAST ACCESS: Parameter frame is the default frame. If not *click*...
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3. Enabling hemodynamic parameters for a measurement?...33 4. How can I improve measurement quality?........34 5. How can I adjust trend, signal and time settings?......35 6. The battery?..................36 7. Service intervals for the CNAP Monitor? ........37 ® 8. What to do if CNAP needs service ?..........38...
1. HOW TO CHANGE ALARM SETTINGS: CURRENT MEASUREMENT ALARMS OFF/ON AND CHANGE LIMITS • Go to parameter frame with click-wheel and *click* *click* • Select “Adult alarm limits“ and turn values to “Off“ or change limits Whenever a physiologi- cal alarm is active, the settings can be directly changed by clicking on the alarm frame.
FAQs 2. HOW TO CHANGE ALARM SETTINGS: PERMANENTLY ALARMS OFF/ON AND CHANGE LIMITS • Press Setup key. • Change the alarm default settings in the submenu Service | Alarm Defaults (Password: 8737)
3. ENABLING HEMODYNAMIC PARAMETERS FOR A MEASUREMENT • If HD is not enabled, hemodynamic frame shows question marks: select with click-wheel - *click* *click* Choose Measurement Mode: “BP+HD“ and confirm with“ok“. NOTE Hemo- If BP + HD is active, dynamic BP + PPV is automatically parameters enabled.
Reasons / limitations: > poor peripheral perfusion (shock, severe Raynaud‘s, hypothermia, vasoconstriction) > edema for improving signal quality: > Check position of CNAP finger sensor: ® Do not place on finger joints! > Check if CNAP finger sensor size is correct ®...
5. HOW TO ADJUST TREND SETTINGS, SIGNAL AND TIME SCALES Trend Go to Signal & Trend frame with Menu: click-wheel and *click* Trend adjustments TREND PARAMETERS *click* > Parameter 1+2: You can choose up to 2 additional para- meters shown in Trend TREND DISPLAY TIME SCALE / TIME SHIFT view (SVV, PPV, CO, SV,...
FAQs 6. THE BATTERY HOW LONG CAN I MEASURE RUNNING ON BATTERY POWER? up to 120 minutes • • Battery charge status is indicated with Battery-status-LED. green = ok • Battery charge status is also shown in right orange = 25% left edge of alarm &...
7. CNAP MONITOR SERVICE INTERVALS ® WHAT ARE THE DEFINED SERVICE INTERVALS? EVERY 12 months SAFETY CONTROL: is usually done according to medical directives. • Please contact your biomedical department. See Service Manual for Users for more details. EVERY 24 months CALIBRATION/ METROLOGICAL CONTROL: must be done by CNSystems •...
FAQs 8. WHAT TO DO IF CNAP MONITOR NEEDS SERVICE ® Metrological control or repair work must be performed by ATTENTION CNSystems or an authorized service partner! • For all service requests let us know serial number and software version (displayed on start-up screen).
9. SERVICE HOTLINE Service hotline QR-Code: SERVICE HOTLINE: +43 316 723456 33 NOTE Service work is usually finished within five working days. Express-Service is possible on request! FAQs...
FAQs 10. WHERE TO GET ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CNSYSTEMS INFO LIBRARY CNAP Monitor - Operators Manual ® Comes in hard copy with every CNAP Monitor ® - Available as PDF-file by CNSystems Website - Applications - http://www.cnsystems.com/applications Still didn‘t find what Downloads –...
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Backcover: Currently using your Upgrade to the full set of hemodynamic parameters: CNAP Monitor ® for blood pressure BP I PR I CO I SV I SVR I PPV I SVV monitoring only? with Software Upgrade V5.2: Full hemodynamics available •...
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