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oodKnight

420 E

volution

Patient Manual

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Revision B

List of patient manual revisions

GoodKnight 420 Evolution

The pages below are included in the American version of the patient manual

Ref. M-139D!"#-$" revision %.

Current pages Revision


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Revision A

The Puritan Bennett GoodKnight 420 Evolution device (GK420 Evolution) isintended for the treatment of patients suffering from Ostructive !leep Apnea!"ndrome (O!A!)# The main characteristic of this patholog" is the occurrence ofmultiple respirator" events caused " contraction of the upper air$a"s% that distur

sleep# The GoodKnight 420 Evolution delivers a &ontinuous Positive Air$a"Pressure (&PAP) that prevents the upper air$a"s from ecoming ostructed thuseliminating apneas#

't is essential for "ou to understand the use of this device# Therefore% please readthis manual carefull" efore using the GoodKnight 420 Evolution#

The information contained here is intended to help "ou use this device underoptimum conditions of safet" and operation# or an" uestions relating to theeuipment and its use% contact "our medical team or "our home care provider#

*our doctor has decided on the treatment of "our illness# +e,she has prescried thedifferent parameters that the hospital or "our home care provider $ill set# The homecare provider $ill ad-ust these parameters% as needed#

CAUTI!

ederal (.#!#A#) la$ restricts this device to sale " or on the order of a ph"sician#

GoodKnightisa registered trademar/ of Puritan Bennett#

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1. %efore ou use the GoodKnight /20 %vo!ution device: e;amine it as specified in the chapter

?&ee page 3@.

. )f ou need an additional suppl of o;gen: carefull observe the safet instructions for using

o;gen given in the chapter . ?&ee page 11@.

3. ,nl use the accessories that have been given to ou b our home care provider. +hec= that ou

have the instructions for using each of these accessories and read through them.

5. !se onl the specific power suppl module provided with the device.

#. Do not use the device in the presence of inflammable fumes.

7. ollow the devices installation instructions as specified in this manual in the chapter. ?&ee page $@. )n particular: =eep the machine awa from an sources of water.

$. Do not accidentall or intentionall obstruct the air outlet or an other opening in the device or

the respirator circuit.

4. Do not introduce liBuids or obCects into the air outlet.

9. )f ou e;perience an of the following smptoms when ou use the GoodKnight 5" 'volution:

discontinue use and contact our home care provider drness in our nose and airwasE s=in

sensitivitE runn noseE earacheE sinus troubleE datime drowsinessE mood changesE

disorientationE irritabilitE or: memor loss.

1".+ontact our home care provider in the event of an malfunction of the GoodKnight 5"

'volution: whatever it ma be. Maintenance of this eBuipment should onl be performed btrained and authorised personnel. Do not attempt to open the device.

11.The air flow produced b the GoodKnight5" 'volution can be as much as $F higher than the

room temperature. ';ercise caution if the room temperature is warmer than 9"F.

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Indi%ations for use

The GoodKnight /20 %vo!utiondevice is indicated for use in the treatment of obstructive respirator

sleep disorders: particularl ,bstructive &leep Apnea ?,&A@. atients who have been diagnosed with

this condition ma use the GoodKnight5" 'volution if the weigh over 77 lbs ?3" =g@ and are able

to breathe spontaneousl. Their treatment ma be administered either in a homecare or hospital

environment.

&re%autions for use

+linical research indicates that +A therap ma be contraindicated for patients with an of the

following pre-e;isting conditions

2 ';tremel low blood pressure

2 neumothora; or pneumomediastinum ?collapsed lungGair trapped in the lung tissue or in the

tissue between the lungs@2 &evere bullous emphsema or previousl complicated b pneumothora;

2 Massive epista;is or previous massive epista;is ?nose bleed@

2 Decompensated cardiac insufficienc or hpotension: especiall in case of depletion in bloodvolume or cardiac rhthm disorder ?inadeBuate blood pressure@

2 neumoencephalus ?air trapped around the spinal cord@: traumatism: or recent surger with the

after-effect of a cranio-nasopharngeal fistula ?abnormal opening between head: nose: and throat@

2 Acute sinusitis ?inflammation of the sinus cavit@: otitis media ?earache@: or perforation of thetmpanic membrane ?eardrum@

2

&evere claustrophobia ?fear of being shut up in a confined space@.

'odem transmissions

8hen it is time to review the information stored on our GoodKnight5" 'volution: our home

care provider ma set up a modem connection: which is a telephone communication device. The

modem translates computer signals into telephone signals that are sent and converted to computer

data that will be reviewed with &ilver2ining 3 special software.

!TE

our o4e are provi6er i!! set up te 4o6e4 onnetion8 an6 instrut $ou on o to use it.

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Che%(ing the %omponents

To use the GoodKnight /20 %vo!ution with its specific electrical power suppl: ou must be

provided with the following items at least

2 A spiral tubing enclosing a second small transparent tubing

2 A nasal-mas= ?often called an @ and all related accessories as specified in the

instructions for using this interface.

)n addition to these accessories: our doctor ma have prescribed the use of a humidifier. )n this case:

ensure that ou have all the accessories reBuired for this humidifier: as specified in its operating

instructions.

)n the event that an additional o;gen suppl is needed: ou must also have an adaptor ?but onl in

cases where the o;gen suppl is not fitted directl onto the interface@. Refer to the chapter . ?&ee page 4@

+arefull e;amine the GoodKnight 5" 'volution and each accessor. +hec= the tubings for damage.The interface should not have an crac=s or distortion in the cup and bellows ?part of the mas=

coming in contact with the face@.

6erif that the GoodKnight5" 'volution and the specific power suppl module have no e;ternal

damage: verif that there is no obvious fault. +onnect the device to the mains using the power suppl

module: referring to steps 5 and # of the chapter . ?&ee page $@.

The tpe of the device is displaed for a few seconds then the following standb screen showing the

hour ?the value displaed is given as a guide onl@ E the devices displa should show the time in the

5 hour format

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!tand" 'ndicator

(the t$o points are lin/ing)#

Figure 1 ie of te 6isp!a$ en te 6evie is in stan6"$ 4o6e

)f the device was disconnected while it was running: the screen displas the pressure. The device

shows the same mode as at the time of the power suppl cord disconnection and is set on the pressureused at the disconnection time.

&tart the device b pressing the &*&FFbutton ?see igure : page #@. The turbine should start up

and the noise should be regular.

To stop the device: press the &*&FFbutton and unplug the power suppl lead from the mains.

)A*!I!G

)n te event of pro"!e4s or if $ou 6isover an$ ano4a!$8 6o not start te treat4ent an6 ontat

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+ispla,

&hows various =inds of information such as the pressure delivered: the settings of the device

or the time. or additional information: refer to the chapter


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The items in the igures below are described on page 5.

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Figure 3 +enera! vie

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+onnect the spiral tubing to the device. To do this: connect the small tubing that emerges through

one of the large ends of the spiral tubing: to the pressure port ?&ee igure 3: page #@. +onnect the

large end of the spiral tubing onto the outlet connector of the machine ?&ee igure 3 page # andigure # page $@.

Figure 5 Connetion of te spira! tu"ing to te 6evie

)A*!I!G

Take care that the small tubing is not twisted or bent.

repare the interface as described in its instructions for use.

+onnect the interface to the spiral tubings free end.

+onnect the cable of the power suppl module to the suppl connector located on the bac= of the

device ?see igure 5: page #@.

CAUTI!

Use on!$ te speifi poer supp!$ 4o6u!e provi6e6 it te 6evie.

+onnect the plug of the power suppl module to the electrical outlet. The tpe of the device is

displaed for a few seconds then the following standb screen showing the hours and the minutes

in 5 hour format


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#itting an o6,gen adaptor

&ubstitute the following step for step 1 of the standard installation procedure

2 +onnect the o;gen adaptor onto the devices outlet connector and connect the other end of the

adaptor onto the large end of the patient tubing. ?see igure 7@. +onnect the small tube that

emerges through one of the patient tubing large ends to the pressure port ?see igure 3: page #@.

Figure ; Conneting te o


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Installing a humidifier

Refer to the humidifier instructions for additional information on assembl and safet precautions.

)A*!I!G

The humidi1er must be 1lled with distilled water before being connectedto the GoodKnight!" #volution.

CAUTI!

)n or6er to avoi6 ater 6a4age8 4a#e sure tat te u4i6ifier is a!a$s p!ae6 !oer tan

te +oo6=nigt /20 %vo!ution unit.

&ubstitute the steps below for step 1 of the standard installation procedure

1. +onnect one of the ends of the short humidifier hose onto the outlet connector of the device.

?see igure 3 page # and igure $@.

. +onnect the other end of the short humidifier hose onto one of the humidifiers connectors.

&teps 1 and - &teps 3 and 5

Figure 7 Conneting te u4i6ifier to te +oo6=nigt /20 %vo!ution

3. +onnect the small tube that emerges through one of large patient tubings ends to the pressure

port ?see igure 3 page # and igure $@.

5. +onnect this same end of the long patient tubing onto the humidifiers second connector.

Figure > ie of te u4i6ifier onnete6 to te +oo6=nigt /20 %vo!ution

(ou can then resume with steps to 7 of the standard installation for installing the eBuipment.


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Installing an e6ternal -atter,

The GoodKnight/20 %vo!ution can be powered b an e;ternal 1-6olt car batter b using a optional

cable provided for this purpose.

CAUTI!

2 Do not use an$ "atter$ poer a"!e oter tan te optiona! a"!e supp!ie6 it te

GoodKnight/20 %vo!ution. Tere ou!6 "e a ris# of 6a4aging te 6evie an6 $our "atter$ if

$ou use unapprove6 aessories.

2 Use on!$ 12-o!t DC sour5es an6 ensure tat te po!arit$ 5onne5tions ?@ an6 -A are 5orre5t.

The device can be used for 4 hours at least with a full charged car batter in normal operation

conditions.

To install the batter power cable: substitute the following steps for steps 5 and # of the standard

installation procedure1. +onnect the batter power cable onto the batter suppl connector located on the bac= of the

GoodKnight5" 'volution ?see igure 5: page #@.

. +onnect the other end of the cable directl onto the batter.

!TE

Before using te "atter$8 a!a$s "e sure it is fu!!$ arge6.

The GoodKnight5" 'volutioncan be powered through a vehicle cigarette lighter b using the cable

provided for this purpose.

To do so: replace steps 5 and # of the standard installation b the following steps

1. +onnect the batter power cable onto the suppl connector at the bac= of the device ?see igure 5:

page #@.

. +onnect the other end of the cable directl onto the cigarette lighter-plug.

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Figure 9 ie of te 6isp!a$ en te 6evie is running

!TE$2 The pressure unit displaed ?ha or cm/,@ can be modified b the ractitioner.

2 The compliance operation indicator is onl displaed after the GoodKnight5" 'volution

has been operating for 1# minutes.

ut the patient interface ?nasal mas=@ in place according to the instructions for use. )f an interface

with e;halation vent is used: it includes a hole b which the e;haled gases will be flushed and

could not be rebreathed. )f an interface without e;halation vent is used: our /omecare rovider

must provide ou with an adaptor allowing gases flushing as close as possible to the nose.

Breate nor4a!!$ with our mouth closed.

)A*!I!G

A patient interface with hose should not be worn- unless the $3A3device is turned on and

operating properly. The vent hole)s+ associated with the interfaceshould never be blocked.

This $3A3 device is intended to be used with interfaces )orconnectors+ that have vent

holes to allow a continuous ow of air out of the interface. 4hen the$3A3 device is turned

on and is functioning properly- fresh air from the $3A3 device ushes

the exhaled air outthrough the interface vent hole. 5owever- when the $3A3 device is not

operating- ade6uatefresh air will not be provided through the interface- and exhaled air

may be rebreathed.7ebreathing exhaled air for longer than several minutes could- in some


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circumstances- leadto su/ocation.

)f ou are using a heated humidifier: turn it on according to the instructions for use.

)f ou are using o;gen: open the flow now.


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)A*!I!G$

2 4hen the device is in operation mode- check that it delivers an air ow. ,fthe device is not

properly operating- stop it immediately and contact the home care provider.

2 At lower $3A3 pressures- the ow through the exhalation port may beinade6uate to clear

all exhaled gas from the tubing. 8ome rebreathing may occur.

$topping treatment

8hen the device is operating: follow the instructions below to discontinue the treatment

1. )f ou are using o;gen: stop the flow now.

-. Remove the interface ?nasal mas=@.

3. )f ou are using a heatedhumidifier: turn it off according to the instructions for use. Disconnect

the humidifier from the unit.

CAUTI!

Do not !eave te u4i6ifier onnete6 to te unit or to te tu"ing en te u4i6ifier is

not in use8 as u4i6it$ ou!6 enter te 6evie or te sensing !ine an6 6egra6e 6evie

perfor4an5e.

5. Turn the device off b pressing the &*&FFbutton. The device will return to standb mode and

displa the following standb screen showing the time


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The starting ramp pressure value can then be changed b using the &*&FF=e ?up@and Ra4p=e

?down@.

The ramp function enables gradual increases in the delivered pressure. The pressure level ma be

decreased at nightfall to help ou to fall asleep. (ou can also use this function if ou have to get up

during the night and have difficult going bac= to sleep. The pressure rise time up to the final

pressure is prescribed b our phsician and the setting carried out b our home care provider is

between " ?no progressive rise@ and 3" minutes: in #-minute increments. The ramp ma have been

preset to ": according to our phsicians prescription. )n this case: the ramp function is disabled: and

pressing the Ramp button on the front panel of the GoodKnight5"& has no effect. ?see Reference 3

in igure : page #@.

1. To start the ramp: Cust press the Ramp button when the device is on. The pressure will decrease

to a low set value: then increase progressivel up to the prescribed pressure level: so ou wontbe awa=ened. The device will run normall: delivering a treatment pressure throughout the night:

unless ou press the Ramp button again: in which case the pressure will drop down again to the

ramp level that ou have selected.

. To end the ramp: press the Ramp button again and the function will be disabled. )t is possible to

reset the ramp time b reactivating the ramp function ?the ramp indicator lights up when this is

activated@.

Pressure

Pma9

Pressure level (&PAP)'nitial pressure (APAP)

!tarting ramp pressure

Pmin


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2 TeGoodKnight /20 %vo!ution operating 4o6e:

)f AA is displaed the device runs in automatic mode: thedevices pressure is best suited to our patholog.

)f +A is displaed the machine delivers a constant

pressure.

2 Te pressure !eve! set b our phsician ?corresponding to

the pressure prescribed when the device is [email protected] the device is in +A mode: a single value is

displaed.

8hen the device is in AA mode: three setting values ma

be viewed successivel b pressing the information access

=e each time.

)nitial pressure

Ma;imum pressure

Minimum pressure

2 Te ra4p ti4e presri"e6b our phsician ?period of time

over which the pressure graduall increases from the starting

ramp pressure to the pressure level@.


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Te starting ra4p pressure ?pressure level at the

beginning of ramp@E this parameter is adCustable and

visible onl if the ramp time is other than ".

The smbol shows that the parameter is adCustable. (ou

can increase or lower the value set b using the ,*G,

?up@ =e or Ramp =e ?down@. or further details: refer to

the chapter ?see page 1@.

2 Te va!i6ation of pressure inrease o44an6s on f!o

!i4itation run8 set b our doctor.

!TE

This function is accessible onl if the machine is running

in AA mode.

The command is enabled.

The command is disabled.

2 Te 4a


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!TE

Te ti4e i!! on!$ "e 6isp!a$e6 in a 2/-our for4at. Tus8 15:5; represents 3:5; ,.M.

The letter h indicating the hour blin=s: ou can then set it using the Ra4pand &*&FF=es.

To set the minutes: Cust press the )nfor4ation (essbutton: the smbol of minutes blin=s in its turn

and ou can set the time b following the same procedure as ou did for hours.

ress the )nfor4ation (essbutton again to e;it the menu.

!TE

';it from the parameter setting menu ta=es place automaticall when ou do not press an =e for 3"

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LIST OF AUTHORIZED ACCESSORIES

%elow ou will find the accessories that can be used with the GoodKnight /20 %vo!utioneBuipment.

Interfa%es

(6a4 ,i!!os ?7 siesA:

G*s &-71733-""A: &-71735-""+: &-7173#-""A: &-7173##-""+: &-7173#7-""+:

&-7173#$-""+: (-1"1979-"".

(6a4 C,(, s$ste4s:

G*s (-1""4$1-"": (-1""4$-"": (-1""4$3-"": (-1""4$5-"".

'oftFit )nterfae '$ste4:

G*s &-13333#-"": &-133337-"": &-13333$-"": &-133334-"": &-133339-"": &-13335"-"".

'oftFit U!tra )nterfae '$ste4:

G*s (-3333#-"": (-33337-"": (-3333$-"": (-33334-"": (-33339-"": (-3335"-"".

*asa! interfa5e Breee:

G* (-1"15""-"".

Drea4'ea!4as#:

G* (-1"717-"": (-1"3"#9-"": (-1"3"$5-""A.

Tu-ing

; ft !ong patient tu"ing ?it interna! pressure !ineA:

G* (-71"""-$.

> ft !ong patient tu"ing ?it interna! pressure !ineA:

G* (-71"""-3".

ther A%%essories

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Tin optiona! fi!ter:

G* M-5139#"-"5.

'eria! 5onne5tion 5a"!e:

G* M-1393"-"5.

Batter$ 5a"!e:

G* M-1393"-".

Batter$ 5a"!e5igarette !igter p!ug:

G* M-1393"-"3.

Carr$ing 5ase:

G* M-1393"-"1.

Mo6e4 #it ,* M-213930-12 in!u6es 4o6e4 a"!e an6 a6aptor:I modem cable G* M-13#3"-11

I modem adaptor G* M-1393"-"#.

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MAITEACE AD CLEAIG ISTRUCTIOS

)n order to ensure that ou use our GoodKnight /20 %vo!ution safel and efficientl: please observe

the maintenance instructions specified below.

GoodKnight420 Evolution

The hard plastic case protecting the internal components of the GoodKnight/20 %vo!utiondoes not

reBuire an special maintenance. 8hen necessar: clean the device b using a soft cloth dampened

with warm soap water. Dr the device thoroughl.

)A*!I!G$

2 Always unplug the GoodKnight !" #volution before cleaning it.

2 Do not use a spray cleaner. This is because residues may lodge in the

air outlet- the foam1lter- or inside the device. This can cause irritation of the airways.

2 Do not submerge the device in water.

2 Do not allow water to run onto the GoodKnight !" #volution- ordrip into any of its

openings.

2 9ever use the GoodKnight !" #volution without verifying that the 1lterhas been installed.

Air inlet filters

+hange the filters as soon as the are torn or dirt ?refer to Reference 9 in igure 5: page #@.

+lean the outer foam filter at least once a wee=E or: more often if necessar: in the following wa

1. Remove the filter and wash it with warm mild soap water.

. Rinse thoroughl to remove all soap.

3. at the filter dr with a towel.

5. Allow the filter to dr completel before re-installing it.

#. Replace the filter at the bac= of the device.

The high-efficienc white fabric filter ?this optional filter is available separatel@ cannot be washed: it

must be changed at least once a month: or more often if it is visibl dirt.

)A*!I!G

9ever use the GoodKnight !" #volution without an air inlet 1lter.

Tu-ing

lease refer to the cleaning instructions that were sent to ou with the tubing.


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!asal interfa%e

lease refer to the instructions for use that were given to ou with our nasal interface.

7umidifier

lease refer to the instructions for use that were given to ou with our humidifier.

6,gen adaptor

lease refer to the instructions for use that were given to ou with the o;gen adaptor.



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ressure of the Adapting to the nasal pressure ta=es a while. Tr

GoodKnight 5" to use the pressure increase ramp when ou go to

'volution. sleep ?see the chapter page 1@.

Rela; and breathe slowl through our nose.

The GK5" 'volution is The pressure ma var during use. )f ou feel that

not set in AA mode. the device is not set to the correct pressure:

contact our service provider to have the

eBuipment chec=ed.

The pressure port tube is +hec= that the small pressure port tube is

not connected. properl connected to the device.

Moisture is getting into the Dr the small tube. To do this: connect the

pressure port tube. patient tubing onto the device: leaving the small

tube disconnected: bloc= up the large tubing with

our hand: turn the device on. Repeat if

necessar.

The ramp is enabled. +hec= whether the ramp indicator is displaed.

ress the Ramp button to cancel the function ?see

Reference 3 in igure : page #@.

The air is too dr. /umidif the air in the room using a humidifier.

As= the medical-technical team to obtain a

humidifier for our +A.

The room temperature is )ncrease the temperature of the room or place the

too low. tubing under the blan=ets to reduce heat loss.

Reaction to the air flow Tr high efficienc filter if problem persists.

and pressure. +ontact our phsician.

The air inlet filters ma be +lean or replace the filters as the case ma be

dirt. The air inlet is ?refer to the chapter on : page 1$@. Move an linen:

bedding or clothing awa from the GoodKnight

5" 'volution.

The room temperature is 2ower the thermostat for the room. Ma=e sure

too high. that the deviceis awa from an heat source.

Remove the hose from under the blan=ets.

&inus infection or nasal +ontact our phsician or home care provider

congestion. immediatel.

Air lea= around the Reposition the interface. As= our phsician or

interface. the home care provider to tr different siJes of

interfaces.


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AdCust the headgear. +ontact our phsician or

the home care provider to tr on interfaces of

different siJes.

&top using the interface. +ontact our phsician

or home care provider.

As= the home care provider to chec= the

operation of the GoodKnight5" 'volution.

+ontact the ordering phsician or home care

provider.

+hec= the connections between the power suppl

module: the device and the electric outlet.

!se another appliance: such as a lamp or radio to

chec= that the A+ power suppl is present at the

outlet.

+ontact our phsician or home care provider.

Move the device awa from sources of

interference: such as halogen lamps and cell

phones.

This message disappears as soon as the interface

is connected and ou have breathed 3 or 5 times:

or if ou press the ,*G, button twice.

,therwise: chec= the patient circuit connection.

';amine the connection of the small pressure port

tube. 6erif that it is not obstructed and that it is

properl clean and dr ?see the instructions for

using the patient circuit@.

+hec= the connections between the power supplmodule: the deviceandthe mains soc=et. !nplug

the suppl module: then connect it again to the

mains. )f the problem remains: contact the home

care provider.

+hec= the 1 volt D+ batter and replace it: if

necessar. )f the problem remains: contact the

home care provider.

+all our home care provider.


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ressure range of the GoodKnight 5" 'volution

Ma;imum achievable pressure at the patient

connection port under single fault condition

Ramp time

&ound level measured in accordance with

r'* )&, 1$#1"-1 ""1

Ma;imum sound level

2ifetime of the batter soldered onto the board

&h,si%al %hara%teristi%s

Dimensions ?8 ; / ; 2 @

8eight

Transport and storage %onditions

Temperature

Relative humidit

Relative pressure range

Conditions of use

Temperature

Relative humidit

Relative pressure range

,perating Altitude


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ower suppl provided with the device 'gston *!M8 5 8 13 6 or A*AM TA51 5 8 1 6.

CAUTI!

2 Use on!$ one of te a"ove-4entione6 speifi poer supp!ies provi6e6 it te 6evie.

2 Te a"ove-4entione6 poer supp!$ 4o6u!esare not inten6e6 to "e repaire6. )n ase of

fai!ure8 p!ease ontat $our servie provi6erto ave te 4o6u!e rep!ae6.

Ele%tri%al %hara%teristi%s of the devi%e

)nput voltage 13 6 I 1.# A.

Ma;imum power consumed " 8 without humidifier

+urrent consumed at " cm/, with a 5 mm lea= ":$#" A.

Direct current

13 6 power connector

$,m-ols

,*G,

)nformation access

Ramp

+ connection

)ncreases setting values

Reduces setting values

,utput connector

Device protected against the vertical falls of water drops.

Tpe % device

+onsult the instructions for use before using this device.

or !&A onl

ederal law restricts this device for sale b or on the order of a phsician.



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