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Curlin PainSmart User Manual - Med-E-Quip Locators

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LED Light Indicators<br />

This “three-light” feature gives the user feed back on the current status of the pump.<br />

1 Green indicates a RUNNING status of the pump and blinks approximately once every three<br />

seconds when a therapy is in progress.<br />

2 Yellow indicates a STANDBY status of the pump and blinks while the pump is paused.<br />

3 Red indicates a STOPPED or ALARM status of the pump and blinks whenever an alarm<br />

status exists.<br />

4 Green and Red indicates an “Infusion Complete Alarm” status with KVO or a Down<br />

Occlusion Alarm with automatic restart.<br />

5 Yellow and Green indicates a “Standby” status with automatic start. This occurs when a “0”<br />

basal rate and bolus only is programmed.<br />

Audio Indicator<br />

An audible alarm or “beep” is used to alert you to a change in the status of the pump or a<br />

situation requiring user action or notification. A message will appear on the display screen<br />

describing the situation. The rate, number of beeps, and volume further specify status. This<br />

pump offers nine different volume levels from which to select for the audio feature; however, the<br />

“beep” cannot be totally disabled. The audio “beep” can be silenced for one-minute intervals by<br />

pressing the “SILENCE” key except during an “Error Code,” at which time the alarm continues<br />

and the pump must be turned off. The chapter of this manual entitled, Troubleshooting includes<br />

tables with the alerts, alarms, and error codes, the conditions causing them, the message displayed<br />

on the screen, and the actions required for resolution. If an alert or alarm occurs, please refer to<br />

these tables.<br />

Display Screen<br />

The display screen provides a maximum of four lines of text, or fields, at any one time for<br />

feedback regarding the pump status and data entry. It notifies the user with prompts or messages<br />

when necessary. The screen has backlighting that remains:<br />

• on if connected to an AC outlet;<br />

• lit for 15 seconds if using batteries or during any key press sequences,<br />

• on with alert/alarm messages.<br />

When no keys are pressed for 15 seconds, the light goes off to conserve battery power.<br />

Backlighting is resumed with any key press.<br />

Learning Pump<br />

In most displays, a “Therapy Identifier” Bar appears at the far left of the screen, indicating which<br />

therapy is running or which programming screen is being considered. This identifier also has<br />

another function, and that is to alert you when more text exists either above the top line or below<br />

the bottom line on the display screen. The identifier bar will have an arrow configuration either<br />

pointing up or down or both whenever there is more text, or it will appear as a squared-off block<br />

if no further text exists.<br />

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