Page 1 User Guide Insulin Pump More freedom. More confidence. With Ypsomed.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Introduction 2.5 Putting into operation 1.1 Note about the User Guide Inserting a battery 1.2 Warranty provisions Self-test 1.3 Indication Setting the time of day 1.4 Disposal Setting the date 2 Operation 3 Basal rate 2.1 System overview 3.1 Programming basal rate profile A 2.2 Navigation 3.2 Programming basal rate profile B Touchscreen 3.3 Switching basal rate profile Function button 3.4 Changing a basal rate profile Icons 3.5 Temporary basal rate function Active and inactive icons Activating the temporary basal rate function Confirmation and cancelation...
Page 4 4.6 Setting bolus limit 7.1 Changing the time of day 5. Changing the infusion set and cartridge 7.2 Changing the date 5.1 YpsoPump Reservoir 7.3 Access lock ® Filling the YpsoPump Reservoir Activating access lock ® 5.2 Disconnecting the infusion set Deactivating access lock 5.3 Changing the infusion set 7.4 Rotating the screen by 180° 5.4 Changing the cartridge 7.5 Bluetooth...
Page 5 8 Troubleshooting 9 Everyday situations 8.1 Incidents 9.1 General 8.2 Displayed warnings 9.2 Watertightness Cartridge level low 9.3 Traveling Battery charge level low 9.4 Sources of interference Threaded rod return not completed 9.5 Sport Priming not completed Bolus canceled Temporary basal rate function completed or canceled Insulin pump stopped Bluetooth connection failed...
Page 6 Note or additional Alarm icons information Warning icons 10.6 Explanation of symbols YpsoPump symbols ® Warning and precaution YpsoPump Orbit symbols and ® ® YpsoPump Reservoir symbols ® 10.7 Glossary Read the User Guide 10.8 My pump settings Ypsomed AG, 3401 Burgdorf, Switzerland www.ypsomed.com...
Page 7: 1 Introduction
1 Introduction Warnings Not following the instructions in the User Guide of your YpsoPump or not following warnings indicated in this User Guide ® can lead to hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia (read warning in the box below). The YpsoPump insulin pump is only available on prescription. Never use the YpsoPump without prior training from ®...
Page 8: Note About The User Guide
YpsoPump is operated with accessories or supplies other ® than those recommended by Ypsomed. The instructions for use in this User Guide are only valid for the following YpsoPump article: ® REF 700013408. You find the reference number of your YpsoPump on your device and on the label of your Starter Kit.
Page 9 ® Warranty rights become void if the insulin pump is damaged Ypsomed, or a service point authorized by it, in writing by dropping, impact, application of force, contact with or on the telephone within the term of warranty.
Page 10 Headquarters: Authorized service points: Ypsomed AG Ypsomed Canada Inc. Toll free: 1-833-695-5959 Brunnmattstrasse 6 1 Holiday Avenue, Suite 647 e-mail: info@ypsomed.ca CH-3401 Burgdorf Pointe-Claire info@ypsomed.com CA-QC H9R 5N3...
Page 11: Indication
The YpsoPump familiarization training from your healthcare professional. ® ® system is designed for uninterrupted use over the entire If you are not able to use the YpsoPump in accordance ® service lifetime. The YpsoPump may be used at the discretion with this User Guide, you may jeopardize your health and ®...
Page 12: Operation
(read warning in the box on page 7). Make sure you carry the YpsoPump in your trouser pocket or with a carrying system offered by Ypsomed to protect your ®...
Page 13 Customer Service. You find the contact details on the back of this User Guide as well as on page 10. Only use AAA alkaline batteries (LR03) with your YpsoPump . Make sure the battery is not damaged. A damaged battery ®...
Page 14: System Overview
2.1 System overview Cannula (soft or steel) Tubing Function button Battery compartment lid Cannula Touchscreen base Self-filled Tape Tubing cap Adapter YpsoPump ® Reservoir 1.6-ml Cartridge compartment AAA alkaline Infusion set reservoir with viewing window battery (LR03)
Page 15: Navigation
(referred to below as the screen). You control the screen by using your finger to ® tap icons and values or swipe through menus and values. The screen of the YpsoPump may only be controlled with ®...
Page 16 Using your finger, swipe up or down through the values displayed. In this way you can increase or reduce a value. You can also tap the upper or lower value directly in order to increase or reduce it by one unit. The value selected is always displayed at the center of the visible values and it has a gray background.
Page 17: Function Button
Function button The YpsoPump has a function button. ® It is located next to the opening of the cartridge compartment at the side. The function button has two different functionalities: Short press (for up to 0.8 seconds) Long press (for at least 2 seconds until...
Page 18: Icons
Icons The controls on the screen are called icons. Tap an icon with your finger to select it. The brightness of icons is inverted when you touch them with your finger.
Page 19: Active And Inactive Icons
Active and inactive icons Active icons are bright. That means Inactive icons are displayed in a darker the function is available and can be gray. This means the function is not selected with your finger. available and cannot be selected with your finger.
Page 20: Confirmation And Cancelation
Confirmation and cancelation To confirm a value or select a function To cancel a procedure or function, . Additionally, bolus cancel- ation always has to be confirmed by tapping...
Page 21: Back Function
Back function If you have selected a function or value by mistake or made a wrong setting, you can go back at any time by swiping to the right once until appears. If appears, you go one step back. You do not quit the function and no set values are lost.
Page 22: User Interface
20 seconds and the screen ® lock is activated. If the YpsoPump is not operated in the main menu or in a submenu, the screen switches off ®...
Page 23 Swipe to the right to return to the locked status screen. Make sure you switch off the screen before storing the YpsoPump in your trouser pocket or in a carrying ® system in order to avoid unintentional operation of the pump.
Page 24: Overview Of The Main Menu
The small squares high- lighted in white indicate where you currently are in the main menu. When Basal rates Prime infusion set Stop/Run mode operating the YpsoPump always ® make sure you use the various func- tions properly.
Page 25: Run And Stop Modes
2.4 Run and stop modes Run mode The YpsoPump has two different ® operating modes, “Run” and “Stop”. The “Stop mode” and “Run mode” icons show the current operating status of the insulin pump in each case. Insulin delivery (e.g. basal rate) is only possible in run mode.
Page 26 3/3: The status screen appears. Basal rate delivery starts according to the programmed profile.
Page 27: Stop Mode
Stop mode To switch the YpsoPump from run ® mode to stop mode, open the main menu. Insulin delivery is not possible in stop mode. 1/3: Open the main menu, swipe to 2/3: Confirm by tapping the left and tap the “Run mode/switch The YpsoPump vibrates briefly.
Page 28 3/3: The status screen appears. Insulin deliveries are stopped immediately. This is indicated on the screen. The screen of the YpsoPump shows a stop warning if the insulin ® pump has been in stop mode for more than one hour. The stop...
Page 29: Status Screen In Run Mode
Battery charge status screen at any time by giving the level function button one short press. If you do not use the status screen of the YpsoPump , it switches off ® automatically after 20 seconds. Current basal The YpsoPump...
Page 30: Status Screen In Stop Mode
Access lock Status screen in stop mode icon (appears Bluetooth icon ® only if activated) If the insulin pump is in stop mode, (appears only if activated) all insulin delivery is canceled. Current time of day Current date Battery charge level Basal rate stopped Padlock icon No insulin delivery...
Page 31: Putting Into Operation
2.5 Putting into operation Inserting a battery 1/11: Insert a new AAA alkaline battery (LR03). Make sure 2/11: Lock the battery compartment by turning the the negative pole of the battery is inserted first. On the groove of the battery compartment lid clockwise until it back of the insulin pump you will see a picture showing is completely closed using the edge of a coin.
Page 32: Self-Test
3/11: As soon as the battery has 4/11: In addition to the YpsoPump ® rod has been returned. been inserted, the welcome...
Page 33 5/11: Three test patterns appear on 6/11: Then the YpsoPump emits two ® the screen one after the other. The vibration signals (tactile signals). 3 × 3 test rectangles must be dis- played in full with uniform brightness.
Page 34 If the self-test is not confirmed within 5 minutes after having started up the insulin pump from storage status or after the threaded rod has been returned, the insulin pump indicates this with tactile and audible warnings. 7/11: The tactile signals are followed 8/11: The self-test is completed.
Page 35: Setting The Time Of Day
Setting the time of day 9/11: The screen for setting the time of day appears. Set the current time of day (hours, minutes) by selecting the desired value. Confirm the values set by tapping...
Page 36: Setting The Date
Setting the date To complete the putting into operation of your insulin pump, please program both basal rate profiles following the steps on page 38, insert a cartridge following the steps on page 95, prime the infusion set following the 10/11: After setting the time of day, 11/11: The status screen appears.
Page 37: Basal Rate
3 Basal rate Warnings Use your own therapy settings. The values displayed on the following pages are only examples. Always make the first setting or changes to the basal rate in accordance with the recommendations from your doctor or diabetes advisor and never on your own.
Page 38: Programming Basal Rate Profile A
“Basal rates” icon. icon. grammed in the same way as basal rate profile A. The following values are displayed on the screen of your YpsoPump and mentioned in this User Guide using ® the following abbreviations: U = insulin units...
Page 39 3/8: The screen to set the basal rate 4/8: Select the value specified for you 5/8: By swiping to the right you can for the first hour appears, starting at by your doctor, between 0.00 U/h and step back one hour at any time and midnight (00 –...
Page 40 6/8: Repeat step 4/8 for each 7/8: When all values have been en- 8/8: The status screen appears. The individual hour segment until tered, the YpsoPump shows you the YpsoPump is in stop mode. To ® ® you have entered all 24 basal rate...
Page 41 The daily total dose of the programmed basal rate profile is displayed in the basal rate submenu on the corresponding basal rate icon. In the settings menu you have the option to set a basal rate limit between 40.0 U/h and 0.05 U/h. Using this function, you can set an hourly basal rate up to the set basal rate limit (and not higher) when programming a basal rate profile (see chapter 3.6, page 55).
Page 42: Programming Basal Rate Profile B
3.2 Programming basal rate profile B In addition to basal rate profile A, you have the option of programming a different basal rate profile B. If only one basal rate profile is needed, profile B has to be programmed in the same way as basal rate profile A. You can switch between basal rate 1/8: Open the main menu and tap the 2/8: Tap the “Basal rate profile B”...
Page 43 3/8: The screen to set the basal rate 4/8: Select the value specified for you 5/8: By swiping to the right you can for the first hour appears, starting at by your doctor, between 0.00 U/h and step back one hour at any time and midnight (00 –...
Page 44 6/8: Repeat step 4/8 for each 7/8: When all values have been en- 8/8: The status screen appears. The individual hour segment until tered, the YpsoPump shows you the YpsoPump is in stop mode. To start ® ® you have entered all 24 basal rate...
Page 45 The daily total dose of the programmed basal rate profile is displayed in the basal rate submenu on the corresponding basal rate icon. In the settings menu you have the option to set a basal rate limit between 40.0 U/h and 0.05 U/h. Using this function, you can set an hourly basal rate up to the set basal rate limit (and not higher) when programming a basal rate profile (see chapter 3.6, page 55).
Page 46: Switching Basal Rate Profile
3.3 Switching basal rate profile 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the 2/4: If basal rate profile A is active, 3/4: If basal rate profile B is active, “Basal rates” icon. tap the “Switch to basal rate profile B” tap the “Switch to basal rate profile A” icon.
Page 47 4/4: When you have made your selection, the YpsoPump indicates the relevant ® basal rate profile (A or B) with the basal rate daily dose. Confirm by tapping The YpsoPump vibrates briefly. ® Switching basal rate profiles changes basal insulin delivery. Make sure such a change complies with your therapy recommendation.
Page 48: Changing A Basal Rate Profile
3.4 Changing a basal rate profile 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the 2/4: Tap the basal rate profile icon 3/4: The screen to set the basal rate “Basal rates” icon. The screen dis- you want to change. for the first hour, starting after midnight plays the basal rate submenu. If the (00 –...
Page 49 4/4: Confirm by tapping The YpsoPump vibrates briefly. The ® YpsoPump saves the values, ® writes an event to the therapy data for each changed value and indicates the basal rate daily dose. In the settings menu you have the option to set a basal rate limit between 40.0 U/h and 0.05 U/h.
Page 50: Temporary Basal Rate Function
When the temporary basal rate set has finished, the programmed basal rate profile (A or B) continues. To use the temporary basal rate function the YpsoPump must be in run mode. 1/7 Open the main menu and tap the 2/7: Tap the “Temporary basal rate ®...
Page 51 The period can as information under the period your current basal rate, select a value be set from 15 minutes to 24 hours in of time selected. The YpsoPump ® between 110 % and 200 %, e.g. if steps of 15 minutes.
Page 52 6/7: The status screen appears with 7/7: In addition, the period of time remaining and the selected percentage of the actual basal rate. A % sign next to the basal rate are displayed alternately under the basal rate value. the basal rate profile set indicates that a temporary basal rate function is active.
Page 53: Canceling The Temporary Basal Rate Function
Canceling the temporary basal rate function 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the 2/4: Tap the “Temporary basal rate 3/4: Confirm cancelation of the “Basal rates” icon. function activated/cancel” icon. temporary basal rate function by tapping . The YpsoPump vibrates ® briefly.
Page 54 4/4: The status screen appears with the basal rate originally programmed.
Page 55: Setting Basal Rate Limit
3.6 Setting basal rate limit With your YpsoPump it is possible ® to set a basal rate between 0.00 U/h and 40.0 U/h. Additionally, you can program a maximum hourly basal rate. Using this function, you can set an hourly basal rate up to the set basal rate limit (and not higher) 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the...
Page 56 3/4: Set the basal rate limit that 4/4: The status screen appears. was specified for you by your doctor between 40.0 U/h and 0.05 U/h. Confirm by tapping . The insulin pump vibrates briefly.
Page 57: Bolus
4 Bolus Warnings Only change your specified bolus increment after consulting your doctor or diabetes advisor. Changing your bolus increment accidentally can lead to hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia (read warning in the box on page 7). If the bolus is canceled prematurely, the “Bolus canceled” warning appears. Premature cancelation happens if there is an alarm or if the insulin pump is put into stop mode.
Page 58 A bolus is an insulin dose administered A bolus is administered in the in addition to the basal rate. To be able following situations: to deliver a bolus the YpsoPump must Compensation for meal ® be in run mode. carbohydrates (a meal bolus).
Page 59: Setting Bolus Increment
4.1 Setting bolus increment The bolus increment indicates the increase or decrease in bolus amount per touchscreen gesture. It also indicates the increase in bolus amount for each press of the function button when entering a blind bolus. 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the “Settings”...
Page 60 2/4: Tap the “Set bolus increment” 3/4: Select one of the following bolus icon. increments: 0.1 U, 0.5 U, 1.0 U, 2.0 U. Set the bolus increment value that was specified for you by your doctor. Confirm your setting by tapping The insulin pump vibrates briefly.
Page 61 4/4: The status screen appears. Bear in mind that the bolus increment has a direct influence on the blind bolus function. The bolus increment set equals the insulin amount increase for each press of the function button.
Page 62: Activating Blind Bolus
4.2 Activating blind bolus When putting the YpsoPump into ® operation for the first time the blind bolus function is always inactive. To use the blind bolus function you must activate it first. 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the 2/4: Swipe to the left and tap the “Settings”...
Page 63 3/4: Confirm by tapping . The 4/4: If you open the main menu again, YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the tap the “Settings” icon and swipe ® blind bolus function can be used. to the left, the “Blind bolus active/ Follow the procedure on page 74.
Page 64: Deactivating Blind Bolus
4.3 Deactivating blind bolus With the YpsoPump you have the ® option of deactivating the blind bolus function. 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the 2/4: Swipe to the left and tap the “Settings” icon. “Blind bolus active/deactivate” icon.
Page 65 3/4: Confirm by tapping . The 4/4: If you open the main menu again, YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the tap the “Settings” icon and swipe ® blind bolus function is deactivated. to the left, the “Blind bolus inactive/ activate” icon now appears.
Page 66: Bolus Types
4.4 Bolus types The YpsoPump has 4 bolus types: ® Standard bolus The bolus amount entered is delivered immediately. Extended bolus The bolus amount entered is delivered over an adjustable extension time, spread equally. Combination bolus The total bolus amount entered is split adjustably between a standard bolus and an extended bolus.
Page 67: Standard Bolus
. If the default value of 0.0 U is confirmed, the standard bolus is canceled. The YpsoPump vibrates briefly. ® All bolus types functions are not available if the insulin pump is in stop mode, if the cartridge is empty, if the remaining insulin amount in the cartridge is smaller than the bolus increment setting or if the bolus limit setting is lower than the bolus increment setting.
Page 68 4/4: The YpsoPump counts down the remaining ® units on the status screen. You can cancel a bolus in progress at any time by tapping . Cancelation must always be confirmed by tapping...
Page 69: Extended Bolus
Extended bolus 1/6: Open the main menu and tap the 2/6: Tap the “Extended bolus” icon. 3/6: Select a bolus amount between “Bolus” icon. 0.1 U und 30.0 U and confirm by tapping . If the default value of 0.0 U is confirmed, the extended bolus is canceled.
Page 70 The extension time time selected. The YpsoPump starts screen. In addition, the remaining ex- ® can be set from 15 minutes to...
Page 71: Combination Bolus
Combination bolus 1/8: Open the main menu and tap the 2/8: Tap the “Combination bolus” 3/8: Select a total bolus amount be- “Bolus” icon. icon. tween 0.2 U and 30.0 U and confirm by tapping . If the default value of 0.0 U is confirmed, the combination bolus is canceled.
Page 72 4/8: Select the bolus amount that 5/8: The percentage of the immediate 6/8: Select the extension time during you want to deliver directly (immediate portion is displayed in gray under which you wish to deliver the remain- portion). the bolus amount selected. This ing portion of the bolus amount bolus amount must be confirmed by (extended portion).
Page 73 7/8: The bolus amount of the extend- 8/8: The YpsoPump counts down ® ed portion is displayed in gray below the remaining units on the status the extension time selected. The screen. The immediate portion of the YpsoPump starts bolus delivery after bolus is delivered first.
Page 74: Blind Bolus
Make sure the blind bolus function has been activated according to the 1/7: Give the function button one procedure on page 62. long press until the YpsoPump emits ® a long vibration signal. The blind bolus function is not available in stop mode. Make sure the insulin pump is in run mode. The blind...
Page 75 Function button 2/7: You are now in the blind bolus menu. Here you can 3/7: Set the bolus amount required by giving the function set the bolus amount required. Begin with entering an button a short press for each step of increase. The insulin amount within 4 seconds.
Page 76 4/7: Each bolus amount set is displayed to you on the 5/7: The YpsoPump confirms each step of ® screen. When you have entered the bolus amount increase with a short vibration signal. required, you have to wait 4 seconds. The elapsed time is displayed to you by dots turning gray.
Page 77 Function button 6/7: After a period of 4 seconds a long vibration signal is emitted. By giving the function button a long press, bolus delivery is confirmed. The long function button press must take place within 4 seconds after the long vibration signal. By giving the function button a short press or not reacting to the vibration signal, you have the option of quitting the blind bolus menu without any bolus delivery.
Page 78 7/7: You can cancel a bolus in progress at any time by tapping . Cancelation must always be confirmed by tapping If the screen of your YpsoPump is switched on during blind bolus programming: ® the blind bolus delivery in progress is displayed on the screen.
Page 79: Blind Bolus Programming At A Glance
Blind bolus programming at a glance Start programming Blind bolus delivery Act within Wait Wait Act within 4 seconds 4 seconds 4 seconds 4 seconds 1/5: Long press 2/5: Short press 3/5: Awaiting 4/5: Awaiting 5/5: Long press long vibration of function of function of function confirmation button to start button for each from the insulin signal from the button to confirm blind bolus...
Page 80: Display Of Last Bolus
4.5 Display of last bolus 1/4: Swipe to the right on the status 2/4: The icon of the bolus type 3/4: Example of an extended bolus: screen to display the last bolus appears on the left of the screen, if a bolus on the display of last bolus delivered.
Page 81 4/4: Example of a combination bolus: the display of the percentage value of the immediate portion alter- nates with the display of the exten- sion time of the extended portion at intervals of 2 seconds.
Page 82: Setting Bolus Limit
4.6 Setting bolus limit With your YpsoPump it is possible to ® set a bolus amount between 0.1 U and 30.0 U. Additionally, you can program a maximum bolus amount. Using this function, you can set a bolus amount up to the set bolus limit (and not higher) when programming a bolus.
Page 83 3/4: Select a value between 30.0 U 4/4: The status screen appears. and 0.1 U which you would like to set as the maximal programmable bolus. Confirm by tapping . The insulin pump vibrates briefly. If the bolus limit setting is lower than the bolus increment setting, the bolus icon is inactive and the function cannot be performed.
Page 84: Changing The Infusion Set And Cartridge
Customer Service. You will find the contact details on the back of this User Guide as well as on page 10. Ensure the use of the correct drug solution and check the label of the vial before filling the YpsoPump Reservoir.
Page 85 Choking hazard: keep the cartridge out of the reach of children. Using an infusion set which is not declared by the manufacturer to be compatible with YpsoPump can lead to incorrect ®...
Page 86 Monitor the entire priming procedure continuously until the tubing of the infusion set has been filled without any air bubbles and until insulin emerges from the end of the tubing. If there are still air bubbles in the tubing or the adapter, repeat the priming procedure.
Page 87: Ypsopump ® Reservoir
Reservoir ® The YpsoPump Reservoir is The following components are required in order to ® intended to be filled with a rapid- use the YpsoPump Reservoir: ® acting insulin at a concentration of 100 U/ml (NovoRapid , Humalog ® ®...
Page 88: Filling The Ypsopump ® Reservoir
To prevent risk of infection, never pull the stopper beyond the 1.6-ml mark and do not reuse the transfer adapter or the reservoir. Follow the instructions for use of the YpsoPump Reservoir and the YpsoPump Orbit infusion sets, especially ®...
Page 89 1/12: Wash your hands thoroughly 2/12: Clean the septum of the insulin 3/12: Remove the reservoir and with soap and water. vial with an alcohol swab. the transfer adapter from the packag- ing (see page 87) without touching the septum.
Page 90 4/12: Attach the transfer adapter to 5/12: Then pull the plunger rod 6/12: Attach the other end of the the reservoir and advance the stop- backwards until the entire reservoir is transfer adapter to the insulin vial. per all the way forward. filled with air.
Page 91 7/12: Inject all of the air into the insu- 8/12: Turn the reservoir, including the 9/12: Check the reservoir for air lin vial. This will make it easier to then insulin vial, upside down. Very gently bubbles. If air bubbles are in the withdraw insulin from the vial.
Page 92 10/12: Remove the transfer adapter 11/12: Twist off the plunger rod and 12/12: Follow the instructions on from the vial. Dispose of the transfer dispose of it. page 98 in order to insert the adapter in accordance with local reservoir into the YpsoPump ® laws.
Page 93: Disconnecting The Infusion Set
5.2 Disconnecting the infusion set The YpsoPump Orbit soft and YpsoPump Orbit micro ® ® ® ® infusion sets can be easily dis connected and reconnected, offering you the option of removing the insulin pump and tubing to take a bath, a shower or do sports.
Page 94: Changing The Infusion Set
Only use the YpsoPump Orbit soft and YpsoPump Orbit micro infusion sets for therapy with the ® ® ® ® YpsoPump . All tubing and cannula lengths of these products are compatible with the YpsoPump ® ®...
Page 95: Changing The Cartridge
1/7: Always disconnect the infusion set from your body first according to the instructions on page 93. With your YpsoPump , you are not required to change your infusion set every time you change your cartridge. ® They can be changed independently.
Page 96 Then the self-test is performed (as described on page 32). Do not insert the new cartridge until the threaded rod has completely returned and the YpsoPump ® successfully performed the self-test. If you insert the cartridge while the threaded rod is still returning, the insulin pump may display the message “Threaded rod return not completed”.
Page 97 6/7: Disconnect the infusion set by 7/7: Remove the empty cartridge turning the adapter on the YpsoPump from the YpsoPump and dispose of ® ® counterclockwise until it stops. it in accordance with your national environmental protection regulations.
Page 98: Inserting The Cartridge
For the YpsoPump you may ® only use a self-filled 1.6-ml reservoir YpsoPump Reservoir ® compatible with the YpsoPump ® 1/2: Hold the YpsoPump upright 2/2: Place the adapter on the insert- ® with the opening of the cartridge ed cartridge upright. Turn the adapter compartment facing upwards.
Page 99: Priming The Infusion Set
5.5 Priming the infusion set 1/6: Open the main menu and tap the 2/6: Tap the “Prime tubing” icon. “Prime infusion set” icon. Refer to the instructions for use of your YpsoPump Orbit infusion set for the correct priming volume. ® ®...
Page 100 YpsoPump Orbit infusion set. ® ® 3/6: The screen for setting the prim- of your YpsoPump Orbit infusion ® ® ing volume appears. For the priming set, until there are no more air bubbles volume, select a value that is suitable in the cartridge, in the adapter and for your infusion set, between 1.0 U...
Page 101 . The YpsoPump vibrates on your open palm to remove the air ® briefly, the threaded rod advances bubbles from the infusion set.
Page 102 6/6: Repeat the priming procedure with the appropriate priming volume until there are no more air bubbles in the cartridge, in the adapter or in the tubing and until insulin has emerged from the end of the tubing of the infusion set.
Page 103: Attaching The Infusion Set To Your Body
1/12: Wash your hands thoroughly. These abridged instructions are intended to be a recommendation. For detailed information, notes and warnings please refer to the instructions for use of the relevant YpsoPump Orbit infusion set ®...
Page 104 2/12: Clean and disinfect the infusion site with an isopropyl 3/12: Peel the protective foil off the tape carefully. alcohol swab (70 %). Before continuing, make sure Make sure you do not touch the adhesive film. there are no hairs on the site and that the infusion site is dry. We recomment you to use a 70 %-isopropyl-alcohol swab.
Page 105 The YpsoPump Orbit micro has a steel cannula that can be applied to the body without any additional ® ® introducer needle. To facilitate skin penetration with the YpsoPump Orbit soft and YpsoPump Orbit micro ®...
Page 106 6/12: Press the tape onto the skin and run your fingers 7/12: Press the tape onto the skin with one hand and over the tape for a few seconds to optimize adhesion. grasp the introducer cap with two fingers of your other hand.
Page 107 8/12: Carefully remove the introducer needle (YpsoPump 9/12: Cover the removed introducer needle with the blue ® Orbit soft) or the introducer cap (YpsoPump Orbit micro) protection cap and dispose of it in a safety bin. ® ® ® by pressing on the two outer wings of the introducer cap...
Page 108 10/12: Attach the tubing cap straight to the cannula base 11/12: Make sure you hear it click into place. of the infusion set.
Page 109 12/12: Rotate the tubing left and right, at least one full turn in each direction while pulling upward on the cap, to ensure the tubing cap is fully engaged and the fluid path is opened.
Page 110: Priming The Cannula
5.7 Priming the cannula After having attached the infusion set to your body, the cannula has to be primed with insulin. 1/4: Open the main menu and tap the 2/4: Tap the “Prime cannula” icon. “Prime infusion set” icon.
Page 111 0.1 U and has been reached. You can cancel 1.0 U, according to the instructions for the priming procedure at any time by use of your YpsoPump Orbit infu- tapping ®...
Page 112: Data/History
You can view the saved events in the Alarm history lists all the alarms that data menu. have taken place. If the number of events exceeds the maximum num- The YpsoPump has a data backup ber, the oldest events are overwritten. ® that typically covers at least 6 months.
Page 113 2/6: Tap the “Therapy data” icon. 3/6: For each event, the time of day and date are displayed inverted. As a result you can distinguish the event from a current display. The icon for the event appears on the left of the screen, the relevant value in the middle.
Page 114: Example: Combination Bolus
Example: combination bolus Three screens each containing different information are displayed one after the other at intervals of 2 seconds: 4/6: Display of total bolus amount. 5/6: Display of immediate portion.
Page 115 6/6: Display of extended portion and extension time. Remember to back up your therapy data regularly to prevent any loss of events.
Page 116: Possible Events In Therapy Data
Possible events in therapy data Hourly value from basal rate profile A changed Basal rate limit changed (1 event for each hourly value changed) Hourly value from basal rate profile B changed Battery removed (1 event for each hourly value changed) Bolus increment changed Primed cannula Bolus limit changed Primed tubing...
Page 117 Switched to run mode Switched to stop mode Temporary basal rate function Threaded rod returned Time of day changed Total insulin amount per day (basal and bolus)
Page 118: Alarm History
6.2 Alarm history 1/3: Open the main menu and tap the 2/3: Tap the “Alarm history” icon. 3/3: For each event, the time of day “Data” icon. and date are displayed inverted. As a result you can distinguish the event from a current display. The icon for the event appears on the left of the screen.
Page 119: Possible Events In Alarm History
Possible events in alarm history Auto stop No insulin Battery empty Occlusion Battery not suitable Cartridge empty Charge internal rechargeable battery Electronic error No battery...
Page 120: 7 Functions And Settings
(read warning in the box on page 7). Only use AAA alkaline batteries (LR03) with your YpsoPump . Make sure the battery is not damaged. A damaged battery ®...
Page 121: Changing The Time Of Day
1/3: Open the main menu and tap the 2/3: Tap the “Time of day” icon. 3/3: Set the current time of day, “Settings” icon. confirm by tapping the YpsoPump will vibrate briefly. ® The time of day set is entered in the therapy settings.
Page 122: Changing The Date
7.2 Changing the date 1/3: Open the main menu and tap the 2/3: Tap the “Date” icon. 3/3: Set the current date (year, “Settings” icon. month, day). Confirm your setting by tapping The values displayed are only examples. Always use your own settings. You can adjust the time of day and the date at any time in the settings menu.
Page 123: Access Lock
7.3 Access lock The access lock function offers access protection The following YpsoPump functions cannot be operated ® (e.g. for children). when the access lock function is activated: All types of bolus delivery When the access lock function is activated, only the...
Page 124: Activating Access Lock
Activating access lock 1/5: Open the main menu and tap the 2/5: Swipe to the left and tap the 3/5: Confirm by tapping . The “Settings” icon. “Access lock inactive/activate” icon. YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the ® access lock function is activated.
Page 125 4/5: The status screen appears. 5/5: If you open the main menu The activated access lock function is again, tap the “Settings” icon and visualized by an access lock icon swipe to the left, the “Access lock at the top of the screen. active/deactivate”...
Page 126: Deactivating Access Lock
Deactivating access lock 1/5: Open the main menu and tap the 2/5: Swipe to the left and tap the 3/5: Confirm by tapping . The “Settings” icon. “Access lock active/deactivate” icon. YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the ® access lock function is deactivated.
Page 127 4/5: The status screen appears. The 5/5: If you open the main menu access lock icon at the top of the again, tap the “Settings” icon and screen disappears. All icons are now swipe to the left, the “Access lock active and the functions can be inactive/activate”...
Page 128: Rotating The Screen By
7.4 Rotating the screen by 180° You have the option of rotating the screen of the YpsoPump by 180°. ® 1/3: Open the main menu and tap the 2/3: Swipe to the left and tap the “Settings” icon. “Rotate screen” icon.
Page 129 3/3: Confirm by tapping . The YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the ® orientation of the screen is rotated by 180°.
Page 130: Bluetooth
® to a Bluetooth enabled device, the ® Bluetooth interface must firstly be ® activated on the YpsoPump 1/5: Open the main menu and tap the 2/5: Swipe to the left and tap the ® “Settings” icon. “Bluetooth inactive/activate” icon. ®...
Page 131 3/5: Confirm by tapping . The 4/5: The status screen appears. The 5/5: If you open the main menu YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the activated Bluetooth function is again, tap the “Settings” icon and ® ® Bluetooth function is activated. visualized by a Bluetooth icon at the swipe to the left, the “Bluetooth...
Page 132: Deactivating Bluetooth
Deactivating Bluetooth ® If you do not want to use any Bluetooth enabled devices with the ® YpsoPump , the Bluetooth ® ® interface can be deactivated. 1/5: Open the main menu and tap the 2/5: Swipe to the left and tap the “Settings”...
Page 133 3/5: Confirm by tapping . The 4/5: The status screen appears. 5/5: If you open the main menu YpsoPump vibrates briefly and the The Bluetooth icon at the top of the again, tap the “Settings” icon and ® ® Bluetooth function is switched off.
Page 134: Bluetooth ® Pairing
1/6: Open the main menu and tap the 2/6: Swipe to the left and tap the ® activated. It is possible to pair a “Settings” icon. “Bluetooth pairing” icon. ® maximum of 5 Bluetooth enabled ® devices with the YpsoPump ®...
Page 135 5/6: If Bluetooth pairing was ® ® Bluetooth pairing and waits for on the screen of the YpsoPump successful, the display automatically ® ® the pairing request of the Bluetooth and the arrows rotate. Enter this code changes back to the status screen.
Page 136 An active Bluetooth connection to a Bluetooth enabled device ® ® is indicated by rotating arrows. Only one Bluetooth enabled device ® at a time can have an active connection with the YpsoPump ®...
Page 137: Preparing For Storage
7.6 Preparing for storage If you will not be using the YpsoPump After a restart all you have to do is ® for a longer period, set your insulin perform the self-test and reset the pump into stop mode and remove the time of day and date.
Page 138 1/2: Set the YpsoPump 2/2: Open the battery compartment to stop ® mode (see page 27). Remove lid and remove the battery. Close the cartridge and the infusion set the battery compartment lid and store as described on page 95. the YpsoPump in a safe place.
Page 139: Internal Rechargeable Battery
7.7 Internal rechargeable battery The YpsoPump has an internal rechargeable battery that is charged by the inserted alkaline battery. If the alkaline ® battery is removed, all functions still work. If the insulin pump is in run mode and a new battery is not inserted within 5 minutes, the “No battery”...
Page 140: Changing The Battery
Replace the battery as your national environmental protection regulations. soon as possible. If the battery compartment has remained open for more than 5 minutes and the YpsoPump is in run mode, ® an alarm is triggered. After inserting a new battery, all insulin pump settings are saved and do not have to be entered again.
Page 141 3/5: The battery orientation screen 4/5: Insert a new, size AAA, alkaline battery (LR03). Make shows the orientation of the AAA sure the negative pole of the battery is inserted first. On battery for insertion. It appears on the back of the insulin pump you will see a picture showing the status screen.
Page 142 5/5: Lock the battery compartment by inserting a coin in the groove of the battery compartment lid and turning it clockwise until it stops. When the battery has been inserted, the mylife icon appears first, followed by the status ™ screen or welcome screen.
Page 143 If you remove the battery while you are in the main menu or in a submenu, all the current settings, which have not yet been confirmed, will be discarded and the battery orientation screen appears. After removal of the battery the following functions are completed first before the battery orientation screen appears: Return of the threaded rod Priming in progress...
Page 144: Troubleshooting
. Using ® ® a different cartridge which is not declared by the manufacturer to be compatible with YpsoPump can lead to incorrect ® dosages of insulin, which can cause hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia (read warning in the box on page 7). In this case, change the cartridge.
Page 145 At night it may not be possible to perceive alarms if the insulin pump is not positioned properly (e.g. if you are lying on the pump). Make sure the insulin pump is positioned properly while you are asleep so that you perceive any alarms. Alarms that have not been dealt with can lead to failure of the preset insulin delivery, which can cause hyperglycemia (read warning in the box on page 7).
Page 146: Incidents
8.1 Incidents Air bubbles in the cartridge or Check your blood glucose level. Disconnect the infusion set from your body and in the infusion set prime the infusion set without any air bubbles in accordance with the procedure on page 99. “Basal rate profile A” icon is not If the temporary basal rate function is activated, the Basal rate profile A function available (shown in gray) is not available and it is not possible to change the basal rate profile.
Page 147 ® ® available (shown in gray) be activated. “Bolus” icon is not available Make sure the YpsoPump is in run mode as the bolus function is not ® (shown in gray) available in stop mode. The bolus function cannot be performed if the cartridge is empty, nor if the remaining insulin amount in the cartridge or the bolus limit setting is smaller than the bolus increment setting.
Page 148 Dirt in the cartridge Set the insulin pump to stop mode. Disconnect the infusion set from your body. compartment Remove the cartridge from the cartridge compartment. Remove the dirt (crumbs, grains of sand, particles of dust, etc.) from the cartridge compartment by tapping the insulin pump lightly on your palm (with the cartridge opening facing your palm).
Page 149 Insulin in the cartridge Check your blood glucose level. Set the insulin pump to stop mode. Disconnect compartment the infusion set from your body. Remove the cartridge from the cartridge compart- ment and check it for cracks and damage. If necessary, replace the cartridge and clean the cartridge compartment with a damp cotton cloth.
Page 150 “Prime cannula” icon is not The tubing of the infusion set has not yet been primed. available (shown in gray) “Prime infusion set” icon is not If the temporary basal rate function is activated and/or if an extended bolus or available (shown in gray) combination bolus is active, the prime infusion set function is not available. The prime infusion set function cannot be executed if the cartridge is empty or if a previous threaded rod return has not yet been completed properly.
Page 151: Displayed Warnings
8.2 Displayed warnings The YpsoPump has a safety system that constantly monitors all functions. If there is a deviation from the defined ® operating status, the insulin pump triggers a warning or an alarm, depending on the situation. You will find a description of the alarms on page 160.
Page 152: Cartridge Level Low
Cartridge level low The “Cartridge level low” warning is triggered if the programmed basal rate (including the temporary basal rate function) for the next 12 hours, together with the remaining amount of any bolus in progress, is greater than or equal to the remaining contents of the cartridge.
Page 153: Battery Charge Level Low
Battery charge level low If the “Battery charge level low” warning appears, the YpsoPump can still be operated for at least two days. Confirm by ® tapping and insert a new AAA alkaline battery (LR03) as soon as possible. Follow the procedure on page 140.
Page 154: Threaded Rod Return Not Completed
Threaded rod return not completed The “Threaded rod return not completed” warning appears if it has not yet been possible to perform the threaded rod return function properly. The warning can occur on account of dirt (sand, dried insulin, etc.) in the cartridge compartment or generally if the drive has a mechanical fault.
Page 155: Priming Not Completed
Priming not completed The “Priming not completed” warning appears if: the drive is fully extended (cartridge empty) without a plunger having been detected. the priming procedure is canceled by the user during plunger detection. the priming procedure is canceled by an alarm. the force on the plunger holder decreases during the priming procedure, for example because the cartridge has been removed or a wrong cartridge has been inserted.
Page 156: Bolus Canceled
Bolus canceled The “Bolus canceled” warning appears if a bolus is canceled prematurely. Premature cancelation happens if there is an alarm or if the insulin pump is put into stop mode. Confirm by tapping If your bolus in progress is canceled prematurely, you can obtain the actual duration and the insulin amount delivered by referring to the therapy data or to the last bolus screen.
Page 157: Temporary Basal Rate Function Completed Or Canceled
Temporary basal rate function completed or canceled The “Temporary basal rate function completed or canceled” warning appears if the temporary basal rate function has been completed or if it is canceled prematurely. Premature cancelation happens if there is an alarm or if the insulin pump is put into stop mode. Confirm by tapping If your temporary basal rate function is canceled prematurely, you can obtain the actual duration and the percentage setting by referring to the therapy data.
Page 158: Insulin Pump Stopped
. The warning now no longer appears unless the insulin pump is set to run mode again and then back to stop mode. To restart the insulin pump, follow the steps on page 25. The screen of the YpsoPump shows a stop warning if the insulin ®...
Page 159: Bluetooth ® Connection Failed
Bluetooth connection failed ® The “Bluetooth connection failed” warning appears if: ® the 30-second time limit to enter the identification code is exceeded during the pairing process. a wrong identification code is entered during pairing process. an active Bluetooth connection is accidentally disconnected. ®...
Page 160: Alarms
8.3 Alarms The YpsoPump has a safety system that constantly monitors all functions. If there is a deviation from the defined ® operating status, the insulin pump triggers an alarm, depending on the situation. You will find a description of the warnings on page 151.
Page 161 Alarms given are primarily tactile and audible and there are 4 escalation levels. The levels escalate at intervals of 5 minutes. If an alarm is confirmed but not dealt with, it is given again by audible and tactile means after 30 minutes. An electronic error is the exception.
Page 162: No Battery
No battery The “No battery” alarm appears if you remove the alkaline battery from the battery compartment for more than 5 minutes when the insulin pump is in run mode. Confirm by tapping and insert a new AAA alkaline battery (LR03). Follow the procedure on page 140.
Page 163: Battery Empty
Battery empty The “Battery empty” alarm appears if the battery no longer has sufficient power and has to be changed. Confirm by tapping and insert a new AAA alkaline battery (LR03). Follow the procedure on page 140.
Page 164: Battery Not Suitable
Battery not suitable The “Battery not suitable” alarm appears if you insert a battery whose voltage is too high. Confirm by tapping Remove the unsuitable battery from the battery compartment and insert a new AAA alkaline battery (LR03). Follow the procedure on page 140.
Page 165: Charge Internal Rechargeable Battery
Charge internal rechargeable battery The “Charge internal rechargeable battery” alarm appears if the internal rechargeable battery of the YpsoPump is depleted ® on account of a high load. All the insulin deliveries in progress are canceled: boluses, temporary basal rate and basal rate.
Page 166: Occlusion
Occlusion The “Occlusion” alarm appears if the infusion path is blocked (e.g. adapter, infusion set, cannula). Confirm by tapping and disconnect the infusion set from your body. Then perform the following actions:...
Page 167 Change the infusion set in accordance with the procedure on page 94. Prime the tubing with the priming volume specified for the tubing according to the instructions for use of your YpsoPump Orbit infusion set. ® ® If priming of the new infusion set can be completed without an occlusion alarm, therapy can be continued.
Page 168: No Insulin
No insulin The “No insulin” alarm appears if after a threaded rod return no priming procedure is performed within 5 minutes or if the priming procedure failed. The “No insulin” alarm only appears if the insulin pump is in run mode. Confirm by tapping .
Page 169: Cartridge Empty
Cartridge empty The “Cartridge empty” alarm appears if the cartridge contains 0.0 U insulin. Confirm by tapping Change the cartridge in accordance with the procedure on page 95.
Page 170: Auto Stop
Auto stop The “Auto stop” alarm appears if the YpsoPump is in run mode and has not been operated within 24 hours. ® Insulin delivery in progress is stopped. Confirm the alarm by tapping . After confirmation of the alarm the insulin...
Page 171: Electronic Error
Electronic error If the YpsoPump detects an internal ® malfunction, an electronic error is displayed. All the functions of the insulin pump are canceled. In the event of an electronic error the insulin pump displays two different screens alternately which show you how...
Page 172: 9 Everyday Situations
9 Everyday situations Warnings Sport and physical activity can lead to a change in your insulin requirement, which can cause hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia (read warning in the box on page 7). In case of doubt consult your doctor, diabetes advisor or Customer Service. Make sure the infusion set does not become detached from your body during sport or physical activity.
Page 173: General
Sweat and saliva ® cannot damage the YpsoPump . However, there is a risk of damage to the insulin pump housing if the YpsoPump ® ® comes into contact with other liquids or chemicals such as detergents, alcohol, beverages, oil or grease.
Page 174: Watertightness
However, if the YpsoPump has been dropped, it may no longer be waterproof due to undetected microcracks. ® Since the YpsoPump Orbit infusion set can be disconnected from your body, the YpsoPump is easy to remove ® ® ® before taking a bath or shower or going swimming.
Page 175: Traveling
5 500 meters above sea level. If you are traveling to ® a region that is higher than 5 500 meters above sea level, you should stop the YpsoPump and take it off.
Page 176: Sources Of Interference
® Examples of other hazardous areas are hyperbaric chambers and areas exposed to flammable gases or vapors. Before you enter such areas you must stop the YpsoPump and take it off. ®...
Page 177: Sport
YpsoPump has a water protection classification IPX8 according to IEC 60529. Nevertheless, sports which involve ® water contact (e.g. swimming, aquafit, high diving, etc.) must not be performed with the YpsoPump , as the ® watertightness of the insulin pump cannot be guaranteed in daily use under such circumstances. For water sports,...
Page 178: 10 Annex
10 Annex 10.1 Product specifications Insulin pump dimensions: 7.8 × 4.6 × 1.6 cm Touchscreen dimensions: 4.1 × 1.6 cm Weight: 83 g (including battery and filled cartridge) Temperature range: Operation: from + 5 °C to + 37 °C / Storage: from 0 °C to +40 °C Humidity range: Operation: 20 % to 95 % RH, non-condensing Storage: 20 % to 95 % RH, non-condensing...
Page 179 Basal rate increments: Range 0.05 U/h to 1.00 U/h: increment 0.01 U/h Range 1.00 U/h to 2.00 U/h: increment 0.02 U/h Range 2.00 U/h to 15.0 U/h: increment 0.1 U/h Range 15.0 U/h to 40.0 U/h: increment 0.5 U/h Bolus types: Standard bolus, extended bolus, combination bolus and blind bolus Minimum bolus: 0.1 U...
Page 180: E Mc Safety Distances According
0.35 0.70 0.25 0.49 0.99 0.35 1.11 2.21 0.79 3.50 7.00 2.50 2 Owing to the widespread use of mobile phones the interference immunity of the YpsoPump ® was measured at those frequencies with a higher field strength (28 V/m).
Page 181 Examples: A Wi-Fi router has a transmitting power of 0.1 W limited by law and it operates in the frequency range of 2400 MHz. According to the table that means a recommended safety distance of 22 cm. A DECT cordless telephone has a peak power of 0.25 W and it operates in the frequency range of 1880 to 1900 MHz. According to the table that means a recommended safety distance of approx.
Page 182: D Elivery Accuracy According
10.3 Delivery accuracy according to IEC 60601-2-24 Start-up graph Set flow rate Measured values 1080 1200 1320 1440 Time (min) Material and conditions YpsoPump Orbit soft, 110 cm tubing length ® ® Ambient conditions 22 °C (± 2 °C), humidity uncontrolled (25 % to 75 %)
Page 183: Trumpet Curve
Maximum positive measured error Minimum negative measured error Set flow rate 1.0 U/h Overall percentage error Observation window (min) Material and conditions YpsoPump Orbit soft, 110 cm tubing length ® ® Ambient conditions 22 °C (± 2 °C), humidity uncontrolled (25 % to 75 %)
Page 184: Menu Map
10.4 Menu map Status screen Display of last bolus Unlock screen Bolus Basal rates Cartridge change Prime infusion set Standard Extended Combination Temporary basal Switch basal rate Basal rate Prime Prime bolus bolus bolus rate function profile profiles A and B tubing cannula...
Page 185 Data Stop/Run mode Settings Time Bolus Bolus Basal rate Blind bolus Access lock Rotate of day Date increment limit limit inactive/active inactive/active screen Therapy Alarm Bluetooth Bluetooth ® ® data history inactive/active pairing...
Page 186: Icon Overview
10.5 Icon overview Navigation aids General icons Cancel Warning Confirm Alarm Forward to unlock Audible signal Forward Vibration signal One menu level up Battery charge level One step back Battery removed Remove battery Threaded rod returning...
Page 187: Icons In Main Menu And Submenus
Icons in main menu and submenus Prime tubing in progress Bolus Prime cannula in progress Standard bolus Disconnect infusion set from body Extended bolus Ready for Bluetooth pairing Combination bolus ® Bluetooth pairing in progress Basal rates ® Press function button for 2 seconds Basal rate profile A Total insulin amount per day (basal and bolus) Basal rate profile B Switch to basal rate profile A...
Page 188 Switch to basal rate profile B Data Temporary basal rate function Therapy data Temporary basal rate function Alarm history activated/cancel Cartridge change and current cartridge level Run mode/switch to stop mode Return threaded rod Stop mode/switch to run mode Prime infusion set Settings Prime tubing Time of day...
Page 189: Alarm Icons
Set bolus increment Bluetooth active/deactivate ® Set bolus limit Bluetooth inactive/activate ® Set basal rate limit Bluetooth pairing ® Blind bolus active/deactivate Blind bolus inactive/activate Alarm icons Access lock active/deactivate No battery Access lock inactive/activate Battery empty Rotate screen Battery not suitable...
Page 190: Warning Icons
Warning icons Charge internal rechargeable battery Cartridge level low Occlusion Battery charge level low No insulin Threaded rod return not completed Cartridge empty Priming not completed Auto stop Bolus canceled Temporary basal rate function Electronic error completed or canceled Insulin pump stopped Bluetooth connection failed ®...
Page 191: Explanation Of Symbols
® marks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any use of such marks by Ypsomed AG is under license. Other trademarks Consult User Guide and trade names are those of their respective owners.
Page 192: Ypsopump ® Reservoir Symbols
YpsoPump Orbit and YpsoPump Reservoir symbols ® ® ® The product was designed and manufactured Catalog number in accordance with the relevant standards/ directives and may be sold within the EU Batch code (European Union) and in EFTA countries. Global trade item number...
Page 193: Glossary
10.7 Glossary Adapter Basal rate profile The adapter fixes the cartridge in place in the YpsoPump The YpsoPump has 2 programmable basal rate profiles, ® ® and at the same time pierces the septum of the cartridge. A and B. A basal rate profile consists of 24 programmable hourly basal rates.
Page 194 Bolus increment Cannula base The bolus increment relates to all four bolus types. It indicates The cannula base is an element of the YpsoPump Orbit ® ® by how many units the bolus amount is increased/reduced infusion set. It consists of the cannula, the tape and the when pressing the respective controls on the touchscreen/ septum.
Page 195 Disconnectable infusion set Infusion set The disconnectable infusion set makes it possible to The infusion set is the connection between the YpsoPump ® remove the infusion set to take a shower or bath or do and the patient’s body. sports.
Page 196 The standard bolus is a type of bolus in which the bolus Run mode amount entered is delivered immediately. In run mode, insulin is delivered according to the settings. Normally, all the functions of the YpsoPump can be per- ® formed. All operable icons are active.
Page 197 Status screen Swipe The status screen indicates the current operating status Swipe is the action taken on the screen of the YpsoPump ® of the YpsoPump (current time of day, current date, with which values are set. Set a value by swiping up or ®...
Page 198 The threaded rod is a mechanical drive component of Touchscreen means a screen that is sensitive to touch. the YpsoPump which pushes the plunger of the cartridge The touchscreen of the YpsoPump responds to touch ® ® forward in order to deliver insulin.
Page 199: My Pump Settings
10.8 My pump settings Basal rate profile A Daily total U/day 00:00 to 01:00 AM 00:00 to 01:00 PM 01:00 to 02:00 AM 01:00 to 02:00 PM 02:00 to 03:00 AM 02:00 to 03:00 PM 03:00 to 04:00 AM 03:00 to 04:00 PM 04:00 to 05:00 AM 04:00 to 05:00 PM 05:00 to 06:00 AM...
Page 200 Basal rate profile B Daily total U/day 00:00 to 01:00 AM 00:00 to 01:00 PM 01:00 to 02:00 AM 01:00 to 02:00 PM 02:00 to 03:00 AM 02:00 to 03:00 PM 03:00 to 04:00 AM 03:00 to 04:00 PM 04:00 to 05:00 AM 04:00 to 05:00 PM 05:00 to 06:00 AM 05:00 to 06:00 PM...
Page 201 Temporary basal rate function Value Duration e.g. soccer training percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours percent hours...
Page 202 Notes...
Page 204 Blood glucose Therapy Pen needles monitoring systems management Ypsomed Diabetescare offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for people with diabetes. This allows users easy, discreet and reliable self-treatment. With Ypsomed Diabetescare, self-treatment becomes simpler and easier. Ypsomed Canada Inc.

Ypsomed YpsoPump User Manual

1 Introduction

Operation

Basal Rate

Bolus

Standard Bolus

5 Changing the Infusion Set and Cartridge

Data/History

7 Functions and Settings

Troubleshooting

9 Everyday Situations

10 Annex

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