Graham Field Camping Equipment 753003 User Manual

AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Alternating Pressure Management Plus  
Model # 753003  
Model # 753004  
OPERATORS MANUAL  
Graham-Field Health Products  
2935 Northeast Parkway  
Atlanta, Georgia 30360  
1-800-347-5678 Fax: 1-800-726-0601  
753003-INS-LAB  
P/N 12709-000 5/05  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Indications for Use/Safety Precautions  
2.0 Symbols  
Attention, consult accompanying document  
Dangerous voltage  
Protective earth  
Type BF equipment  
3.0 Indications for Use  
This device is intended to assist in treating and preventing pressure ulcers.  
4.0 Contraindication  
Air support treatment is not recommended when spinal stability is a concern.  
5.0 Safety Precautions  
Review the following SAFETY PRECAUTIONS prior to using the AltaDyne Auto FloatSystem.  
DANGER  
Risk of electric shock. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.  
WARNING  
• Disinfect the AltaDyne AutoFloat system between patient installations. Failure to disinfect may risk cross-  
contamination and infection.  
• Check patient at least every 8 hours or once per shift, to assure proper system operation.  
• Deflate mattress before performing CPR or CPR will be ineffective.  
CAUTION  
• Some medical conditions may not respond to treatment of this type. Patient’s skin condition should  
be inspected regularly. Consult physician if any redness or skin breakdown occurs.  
• For grounding reliability, plug only into a properly grounded outlet.  
• Make certain all mattress straps are secured to the bed frame to prevent mattress from sliding  
and causing patient injury.  
• Lumex® mattresses are not intended to be AND DO NOT FUNCTION AS a patient fall safety device. SIDE RAILS  
MUST BE USED WITH THE LUMEX® MATTRESS TO PREVENT FALLS, unless determined unnecessary based on  
the facility protocol or the patient's medical needs as determined by the facility, IN WHICH CASE THE USE OF  
OTHER SUITABLE PATIENT SAFETY MEASURES ARE RECOMMENDED.  
• Use minimal layers of sheeting and incontinence pads. Too many layers between the patient’s skin  
and the support surface will reduce the effectiveness of the system.  
• Do not pull linens tightly over mattress. Tight sheets can cause “hammocking” and reduce effectiveness  
of treatment.  
• Medical Electrical Equipment requires special precautions regarding EMC and should be installed and put  
into service according to the EMC information provided in the accompanying documents.  
• Portable and RF communications equipment can affect medical electrical equipment.  
• Do not use in the presence of smoking materials or open flame. Air flowing through the air mattress will  
support combustion.  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Description/Features  
6.0 Description  
The AltaDyne AutoFloat is a portable air flotation system with on-demand alternating low pressure treatment,  
designed to provide benefit to patients suffering from, or at risk of, developing pressure ulcers. The system,  
consisting of a Control Unit and Air Flotation Mattress with it’s Top Sheet, is designed to provide pressure  
management and patient comfort.  
The Control Unit inflates and maintains the Mattress to user-selected settings, and can also provide on demand  
alternating low pressure treatment if desired. Featuring Active Sensor Technology, the system automatically adjusts  
the Mattress to the optimal fill level ensuring complete flotation pressure management.  
Mattress  
The Mattress base consists of twenty transverse air cells constructed of a low shear nylon. Each of the individual  
cells is a minimum of eight inches tall (inflated height) and spatially oriented above a two inch convoluted foam base.  
The Active Sensor Mattress utilizes 4 specialized air cells in the center region of the Mattress which contain active  
sensors for detecting patient flotation level.  
Covering the entire Mattress assembly is a low-friction, low-shear producing, vapor permeable, nylon Top Sheet.  
The Top Sheet surface creates a membrane impermeable to liquids, air and bacteria though still permeable to water  
vapor. Quilted onto the base of the Mattress Top Sheet is a spun bonded polyester fiberfill that exhibits less frictional  
resistance to nylon than that of the patient’s skin. When the patient moves, the Top Sheet tends to move relative to  
the air cells rather than relative to the patient, minimizing shearing effects. Additionally, the quilting acts to provide  
a diffusion layer by which the water vapor can be drawn away from the patient, resulting in more efficient  
evaporation and subsequent reduced skin maceration.  
7.0 Features  
7.1 Control Unit  
• Max inflate for easy patient transfer.  
• Soft/firm comfort control adjustment for customized treatment.  
• On-demand, alternating, low pressure management.  
• Automatic patient flotation control via Active Sensor Technology™ to ensure optimal pressure management.  
• CPR quick release providing for rapid deflation.  
• Sleek and durable plastic housing is extremely compact and lightweight.  
• Non-slip mounting brackets for secure placement on the foot board of bed.  
• Illuminated LED control panel for easy viewing.  
• Control panel Lockout Mode to prevent inadvertent patient setting changes.  
• Alarm Silence feature to temporarily suspend audible alarm.  
7.2 Active Sensor Air Flotation Mattress  
• Horizontal, tubular cell construction for optimal comfort and pressure management.  
• Individual air cells designed for maximum support and pressure distribution.  
• High density foam base for additional protection.  
• Low friction, low shear Top Sheet to aid in prevention of skin breakdown.  
• Dimensions - base model 10" x 34" x 80" (25 cm x 86 cm x 203 cm) when fully inflated. Other sizes are available.  
• The red air cells contain active sensors for automatic patient flotation control.  
• Optional Footstop cell to minimize heel interface pressure while maintaining proximal positioning of feet.  
• Removable cells for greater flexibility and easy maintenance.  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Operator Control Panel  
8.0 Operator Control Panel  
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Auto Float  
APM Plus  
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3.2  
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3.4  
3.3  
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3.1  
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1. ON/STANDBY switches Control Unit between On  
4. SOFT (–) decreases the inflation level of the bed  
while Control Unit is in manual mode only.  
Pressing once will decrease the setting by one  
comfort level. Pressing and holding will rapidly  
change the setting.  
and STANDBY modes.  
2. POWER INDICATOR LED indicates AC power is  
present to the Control Unit.  
3. MODE SELECT Press repeatedly to toggle through  
operating modes, Auto/Float, Auto/A/P,  
Manual/Float and Manual/A/P.  
5. COMFORT CONTROL INDICATOR displays  
the current inflation level setpoint.  
6. FIRM (+) increases inflation level of the bed while  
in manual mode only. Pressing once will increase  
the setting by one comfort level setting  
(~2.5mmHg). Pressing and holding will rapidly  
change the setting.  
3.1 AUTO MODE (Sensor cord from mattress must  
be connected to control unit) Mattress will  
automatically inflate to optimal level based on  
information received from active sensors in  
mattress. The indicator adjacent to the icon,  
will light while automatic mode is active.  
7. MAX INFLATE selects/deselects the max inflate  
mode (maximum mattress firmness). The indicator  
adjacent to the button will flash while max inflate  
mode is active. After 30 minutes, max inflate mode  
will cancel.  
Note: Connecting the mattress sensor cord while  
the unit is not in automatic mode will cause the  
Control Unit to enter automatic mode immediately.  
If Sensor cord from mattress becomes  
disconnected from control unit while in Auto  
mode, alarm will sound.  
8. LOCKOUT activates or cancels lockout mode.  
Press and hold for three seconds to activate or  
cancel mode. The indicator adjacent to the button  
will light while lockout is active. In lockout mode,  
only the MAX INFLATE button is operational.  
All other buttons are temporarily inactive.  
3.2 MANUAL MODE Mattress inflation level user  
determined by Comfort Adjust (-, +) setting.  
The indicator adjacent to the icon will light  
while manual mode is active.  
9. ALARM SILENCE silences indefinitely,  
3.3 FLOAT MODE all cells within mattress will be  
the audible alarm.  
uniformly inflated when this icon is illuminated.  
10. POWER FAIL INDICATOR flashes when power  
supplied from line cord is interrupted while the  
Control Unit is operating. To avoid an inadvertent  
power fail alarm, place the unit in STANDBY mode  
before disconnecting power from Control Unit.  
3.4 AP MODE. (Alternating Pressure) Adjacent cells  
within mattress will be alternately inflated and  
deflated in this mode. The indicator adjacent to the  
icon will light while AP mode is active.  
Note: AP mode is temporarily suspended in max  
inflate mode.  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Setting Up the System/Instructions for Use  
9.0 Setting Up the System Mattress  
Mattress  
1. Place the mattress on the bed frame with the connecting hoses at the foot of the bed.  
2. Before securing the mattress straps, raise the head and foot ends of the bed frame. Raise the side rails.  
Loosely, secure mattress to bed frame by looping the nylon straps on mattress through the bed frame and then  
back through the D-rings on mattress. Make sure the side rails can still move up and down without interference.  
3. Lower frame to its horizontal position and tighten straps.  
4. Cover the mattress with the low-shear Top Sheet and attach to the mattress by looping the Velcro straps on the  
Top Sheet through the D-rings on the mattress. Verify Top Sheet is loosely fit so as not to “hammock” patient  
above mattress.  
Control Unit / Linens / Patient  
1. Suspend Control Unit on footboard of bed using the mounting brackets on back of unit.  
2. Connect the dual quick-connect couplings of the mattress hoses to the mating connectors located on the side  
of the Control Unit.  
3. Check that the hoses are secure by gently pulling. Ensure the hoses are not kinked or tucked under the mattress.  
4. If using an Active Sensor Mattress, connect the plug end of the mattress sensor cord into the jack on the side  
of the Control Unit.  
5. Plug the AC power cord into properly grounded outlet. The Control Unit will enter STANDBY mode.  
6. Press the ON/STANDBY button on the lower right of the control panel. The mattress will begin to inflate.  
This could take approximately 15 minutes for complete inflation.  
7. Apply hospital linens and/or incontinence pad over the top of the Mattress. Linens should be loose  
to prevent “hammocking”.  
8. Place patient on Mattress and position along center of bed. Raise the bed side rails.  
10.0 Instructions for Use  
10.1 Use with Active Sensor Mattress  
Automatic Mode - Float  
1. Automatic mode of operation is engaged automatically at the press of the ON button (when the Mattress sensor  
cord is plugged into the Control Unit). The indicator adjacent to the AUTO icon will light indicating the automatic  
mode is active.  
2. To select Float, press the Mode Select button until the indicators adjacent to the Float and Auto icons are  
illuminated.  
3. The automatic mode requires no user input to determine the appropriate inflation level for the patient.  
The active sensors in the mattress located under the patient's pelvic region, in conjunction with the Control Unit,  
automatically determine the optimal inflation level for the patient to ensure complete flotation.  
Theory  
While in Automatic Float mode, the Control Unit continually repeats a deflation/inflation cycle. The inflation level of  
the mattress is lowered until the lowest allowable flotation height is sensed (via feedback from the active sensors in  
the mattress). It is then slowly increased until the appropriate patient flotation height is sensed. This is approximately  
four fingers width under the patient's pelvic region but will vary with patient weight and build.  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Instructions for Use/Transferring Patients  
If the patient sinks into the mattress for any reason, (such as elevation of the head section or other part of the bed)  
the Control Unit will automatically increase the inflation level until the appropriate flotation height is again realized.  
Disconnecting the mattress sensor cord from the Control Unit while in automatic mode will cause an audible alarm to  
sound and indicators adjacent to the ALARM SILENCE and AUTO icons to flash. This alarm can be indefinitely silenced  
by pressing the ALARM SILENCE button. Reconnect the mattress sensor cord to the jack on the right side of the unit,  
or press the Mode Select button to disengage the automatic mode.  
Connecting the mattress sensor cord to the Control Unit while the system is not in automatic mode will engage the  
automatic mode automatically and light the indicator adjacent to the AUTO button.  
4. To prevent accidental changes in settings, press and hold the LOCKOUT button for approximately 3 seconds.  
Automatic Mode - AP  
1. If alternating low pressure therapy is also desired, press the Mode Select button until the indicators adjacent to  
the Auto and A/P icons are illuminated.  
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2. In Auto – A/P mode, alternate cells within the mattress are inflated and deflated every 2 /2 minutes. At the end of  
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each 2 /2 minute cycle the system will evaluate the floatation level, (determined by the automatic sensors within  
the mattress) and make comfort level adjustments as necessary before resuming the A/P operation.  
10.2 Use With A Static Mattress  
1. Press the Mode Select button until the icons adjacent to the MANUAL and FLOAT icons are both illuminated  
2. Adjust the inflation level for patient comfort using the SOFT (-) and FIRM (+) buttons. These buttons adjust the  
inflation pressures in the mattress from a minimum of 7.5 mmHg (one LED lighted on the COMFORT CONTROL  
INDICATOR ) to a maximum of 30 mmHg (all LED’s lighted).  
3. Manually ensure the patient is sufficiently supported. In the mattress, place your hand between two air cells and  
then under the patient’s pelvic region. For proper inflation, there should be clearance for 3-4 fingers (stacked  
vertically) beneath the patient’s pelvic region.  
WARNING  
Check patient at least every 8 hours or once per shift, to assure proper system inflation.  
4. To prevent accidental changes in settings, press and hold the LOCKOUT button for approximately 3 seconds.  
Manual Mode – A/P  
5. If alternating low pressure management is desired, press the Mode Select button until the lights adjacent to the  
MANUAL and A/P icons are illuminated. If A/P (alternating pressure) is selected in combination with Manual  
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mode, every other cell within the mattress will alternately increase and decrease pressure every 2 /2 minutes.  
11.0 Transferring Patients In and Out of Bed  
1. For patient transfer press the MAX INFLATE button. This will maximally inflate the mattress to provide a firm and  
stable support surface (and suspend AP and automatic modes). Pressing the MAX INFLATE button again will  
cancel this mode and return the mattress to previously chosen settings.  
2. While in the max inflate mode, the indicator adjacent to the MAX INFLATE button will flash to remind the  
caregiver that the system is in this state. After approximately 30 minutes, the Control Unit will automatically  
cancel the max inflate mode and return to the previously chosen settings.  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
CPR/Cleaning/Care/Storage  
12.0 CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation)  
To deflate mattress for CPR:  
1. Disconnect the dual quick-connect couplings of the mattress hose from the Control Unit. Mattress will deflate  
in approximately 15-20 seconds.  
2. Proceed with CPR procedures.  
13.0 System Cleaning, Care and Storage  
13.1 Cleaning  
WARNING  
Disconnect the AC power cord from the wall outlet before attempting to clean the Control Unit. Do not heat or  
steam autoclave any component of the system.  
1. To clean, use soap, water and a clean cloth to wipe down the Control Unit, power cord, hoses and mattress. Do not use  
abrasive cleaners on the mattress. Wipe dry with a clean, dry cloth. Note: Blood and other body fluids must be  
thoroughly cleaned from all surfaces before applying disinfectants.  
2. Apply any EPA approved disinfectant to the external surfaces of the Control Unit, hoses and mattress. Allow contact  
time according to manufacturers instructions. The solution contact time is what makes disinfection effective.  
3. Wipe down the mattress with a clean, dry cloth to remove any excess disinfectant.  
4. Top sheets of mattress may also be laundered between patient uses or as required to maintain good patient hygiene.  
Fill the washing machine with warm water (70 – 140°F or 21 – 60°C). Add one cup of laundry detergent. Place no more  
than four top sheets in a single extra large load capacity washing machine. When wash cycle is complete, remove  
promptly from machine and ensure all excess water is drained from load. Place dryer on LOWEST heat setting,  
or AIR FLUFF if available until dry. Verify top sheet is completely dry before placing under patient. Do not dry clean or  
iron dry.  
5. If individual air cells of mattress become soiled, clean and disinfect as described above or simply replace air cell with  
a clean replacement. Single air cell replacement can be successfully achieved with patient remaining on the mattress.  
Air cells which do not contain active sensors can also be laundered. A plug is available from Lumex to prevent water  
from getting inside these during laundering.  
WARNING  
Do not launder the Claret colored Active Sensor Technologyair cells of the Active Sensor mattress. Damage may  
result. If one or more of the Active Sensor Technologyair cells become damaged, they can only be replaced as a  
complete set.  
13.2 Storage  
Control Unit  
1. Check the AC power cord and plug for abrasions or excessive wear.  
2. Coil power cord up and place both cord and Control Unit in plastic bag for storage.  
Mattress  
1. Check the air manifold of the mattress for kinks or breaks. Replace if necessary.  
2. To deflate, disconnect hose assembly from Control Unit.  
3. Coil the hose assembly loosely and roll the deflated air mattress starting at the head end. Use the straps for  
containment. Place in plastic bag for storage.  
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Lumex® AltaDyne AutoFloat  
Troubleshooting/Specifications  
14.0 Troubleshooting  
SYMPTOM:  
CORRECTIVE ACTION  
Make certain the air hoses are not kinked, cracked, or split. Verify the hose couplings  
are fully engaged to controller. Verify that all 20 air cells are connected to the air manifold  
within mattress.  
Mattress does not  
inflate or is too soft.  
Power loss indicator  
flashing and audible  
alarm sounding  
Power has been disconnected from unit while in an operational mode.  
Restore power, put unit in STANDBY mode, then remove power. Unit must always be  
returned to STANDBY mode before disconnecting power.  
Indicator adjacent to  
ALARM SILENCE  
button is flashing and  
audible alarm is  
sounding.  
If in AUTO mode, check the connection of the Active Sensor mattress sensor cord to the  
jack on the side of the unit. Reconnect if necessary.  
Verify hose couplings are fully engaged to controller. Verify that all 20 air cells are  
connected to the air manifold within mattress.  
15.0 Specifications, Control Unit  
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Enclosure Dimensions  
10" x 12" x 4 /2", (25 cm x 30 cm x 11 cm)  
Weight  
9.5 pounds (4.3 kg)  
Power Cord  
Detachable 14' , #18 AWG minimum, with ground wire  
Primary 2.5A, 250V, T  
Overcurrent Protection  
Input  
120 -230 VAC, 50/60Hz, 120V – 0.44A, 230V – 0.33A  
Operating Ambient  
Temperature Range  
60 to 85°F (16 to 29°C)  
Class I grounded equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable  
anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide.  
Type BF equipment  
Classification  
UL2601-1, CSA C22.2 NO. 601.1  
EN 60601-1  
IPXO, enclosed equipment without protection  
against ingress of water.  
Continuous operation  
Electromagnetic  
Compatibility  
Meets EN60601-1-2:2001  
(CISPR 11 Classified as Class B, Group 1 ISM equipment)  
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