O
2
Sensor Calibration Operations
6 - 4 Operator’s Manual of Anesthesia System
6.3.1.2 Exit Standby mode
When the [Start Case] key is displayed on Soft key field of the Main Screen:
Touch the standby zone or select the [Start Case] soft key on the screen, and follow the on-screen
prompts to exit the standby mode.
When the [Start Case] key is not displayed on Soft key field of the Main Screen:
1. Set the Auto/Manual switch to the Manual position.
2. Touch the waveform zone on the screen or turn on Fresh Gas, or select the [Start Case] key,
and follow the on-screen prompts to exit standby mode.
6.3.2 Set Patient Information
See 4.2.1 (Pages 4-3) "Patient Information".
6.4 O
2
Sensor Calibration
If O
2
sensor calibration is needed, please see "O
2
Sensor Calibration" on Pages 9-4.
6.5 Set Fresh Gas
6.5.1 Set O
2
, N
2
O and Air Inputs
You can set the O
2
and balance gas through EFCS, or set the O
2
and air flows through BFCS.
The Security System in the equipment is intended to prevent delivering low-O
2
gas mixtures to
patients. N
2
O cannot be delivered without O
2
.
The equipment maintains a safe O
2
to N
2
O ratio by keeping the N
2
O flow in a proper ratio to the pre-
conditioned O
2
flow. N
2
O flow is subject to the limitation of O
2
flow to make sure that O
2
remains in a
safe ratio of not lower than 25%.
Auto cut-off of N
2
O:
When the O
2
flow rate is lower than 200 mL/min, N
2
O is automatically cut off to zero the N
2
O flow rate.
O
2
pressure loss alarm:
When the O
2
pressure is lower than 220 kPa (32 psi), the O
2
supply failure alarm is triggered.
O
2
ratio controller:
The O
2
ratio controller ensures that the O
2
concentration in the fresh gas is always not lower than
25% when the N
2
O valve is fully opened.
WARNING: If BFCS is used, make sure that both O
2
and air flow controllers are fully
closed at the beginning and the end of each case.
NOTE: The float flowmeter is calibrated based on 100% O
2
. For other gas, the
accuracy of the flowmeter may degrade.
NOTE: When checking the readings on the float flowmeter, keep your visual
angle at the same level of the float. The reading of the scale may vary
when viewed at a different angle.
NOTE: Before the operation, please confirm the fresh gas control mode is
consistent with your habit or preference.
6.5.2 Set Anesthetic Agent