Quick Setup Guide

ewport e360 Ventilator is a high performance ventilator that can provide Invasive & Non-Invasive ventilatory support and monitoring for Infant, Pediatric & Adult Patient.
ith a simple to use interface and a touchscreen graphics monitor. This Quick Setup Guide makes it more easy to use & maintain.

Install the Breathing Circuit System. Perform a Circuit Check.

Connect High Pressure Air & Toggle the power switch located on the back of
1 Oxygen and AC Power Sources. 2 Make sure that all connections in the patient 3 the e360 ventilator, to the ON position. 4 Follow the On-Screen instructions.
Note: Only available in Standby Mode (only at power on)
circuit are secure.

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1. Choose the desired Mandatory Breath Types by pressing

1. Press the button below the corresponding display
the V (Volume Control) & P (Pressure Control) buttons. to select a parameter.
Touch Patient Setup. Touch the Start Ventilating button to enter
5 Enter Selection for Patient Category.
6 2. Modes are selected by pressing the V or C breath type 7 2. Rotate the Adjustment Knob to adjust the setting 8 ventilating condition and begin breath
buttons repeatedly until the desire mode is highlighted. while it is flashing.
(Adult or Pedia/Infant) 3. Activate the Non-Invasive Function in any mode, press the 3. Press the Accept button to invoke the change. delivery.
NIV button (indicator will light)
 Quick Maintenance
Guide To ensure proper ventilator operation and minimize risk of cross contamination, perform the following cleaning and maintenance
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uick Maintenance Guide makes it more easy to use & maintain.

Perform the following maintenance before each use or after

continuous use of two weeks:
• Perform Circuit Check. Check the breathing system leakage.
a. It requires that e360 be connected to a compressed air gas source.
b. Cap off/occlude the patient connection of the circuit (don’t use a test lung).
c. When the Circuit Check is successfully completed, the screen will show
“Passed” and Compl Comp,
Insp and Exp Resistance values will be displayed.
d. Insp and Exp Resistance values will be displayed.
e. If the Circuit Check is not successful, the screen will show “Failed”.
i. Confirm the integrity and tightness of connections for all breathing
circuit components such as tubing, filters and humidifier chamber, as
well as the exhalation valve components and repeat the test.
ii. Contact your service provider if problem persist.
Perform the following maintenance several times a day or as
necessary:
• Check the breathing tubes and water traps for water build-up. Empty
water build-up if there is.
• Inspect the parts for damage. Replace as necessary.

Perform the following maintenance everyday or as necessary:

• Clean the external surface of the ventilator.
• Perform an Exhalation Flow Sensor & Oxygen Sensor Calibration.
Anytime there are suspected volume/monitoring inaccuracies.
a. Touch the Sensor button and then touch the Flow Sensor
button.
b. Touch Calibrate to start the calibration procedure.
c. Upon successful calibration, touch Exit.
i. If the calibration fails or shows an error message, the
sensor may need to be replaced.
d. Touch the Sensors button and then touch the O2 Sensor
button to initiate the automatic calibration.
i. If the calibration fails or shows an error message, the
sensor may need to be replaced.
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Touch Patient Setup.
Enter Selection for Patient Category. Press the buttons below:
Select Pedia/Infant.
A. Plimit - for Peak Inspiratory Pressure Value
B. PEEP/CPAP - for Positive End Expiratory Pressure
(PEEP) or Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
(CPAP) Value
C. FiO2 - for Oxygen Concentration Value
D. V̇ & ti - for Flow or Inspiratory Time Value
E. f - for Respiratory Frequency Value
F. V̇ & P - for Flow or Pressure Trigger Sensitivity
Rotate the Adjustment Knob to set desired parameter values.
Value
Press Accept Button to invoke the change.

Press the P button for

Pressure Control Mandatory
Breathing.
Modes are selected by pressing the A
V or P breath type buttons
repeatedly until the desire mode is
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Connect High Pressure Air &
Oxygen and AC Power Sources. Toggle the power switch located on the back
of the e360 ventilator, to the ON position.

Touch Patient Setup.

Enter Selection for Patient
Category.
Select Pedia/Infant.

Install the Breathing Circuit System.

Make sure that all connections in
the patient circuit are secure.
Perform a Circuit Check.
Follow the On-Screen instructions.
Note: Only available in Standby
Mode (only at power on)
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Press the P button for The Alarm Setting screen allows you
Pressure Control Mandatory Breathing. to adjust the following settings
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Modes are selected by pressing the • High and Low Paw
V or P breath type buttons repeatedly • High Respiratory Rate (RR tot)
until the desire mode is highlighted. B • High and Low MVE
• Apnea delay time • Disconnect Threshold %
A/CMV - Assist/Control Mandatory Ventilation
SIMV-Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory
Ventilation
SPONT – Spontaneous
Press the buttons bellow:

A. Plimit - for Peak Inspiratory Pressure Value

B. PEEP/CPAP - for Positive End Expiratory Pressure (PEEP) or
Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) Value
C. FiO2 - for Oxygen Concentration Value
D. ti - Inspiratory Time Value
E. f - for Respiratory Frequency Value or Respiratory Rate
F. P – Choose P for Pressure Trigger Sensitivity Value
Rotate the Adjustment Knob to set desired parameter values.
Press Accept Button to invoke the change.

Touch the Start Ventilating button to enter

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