VitalConnect VistaPoint Software Graphical Instructions

VitalConnect VistaPoint Software Graphical

Product Information

The Vista Solution wireless remote monitoring system includes
the VistaTablet or VistaPhone device, VitalPatch biosensor, and
VistaPoint software Graphical User Interface. The system is
intended for use by healthcare professionals to display
physiological data collected from the VitalPatch biosensor in home
and healthcare settings. VistaPoint is a secondary, adjunct patient
monitor and is not intended to replace existing standard-of-care
patient monitoring practices.

Indications for Use

VistaPoint is intended for use by healthcare professionals to
display physiological data collected by the Vista Solution wireless
remote monitoring system in home and healthcare settings.

Contraindications

The VistaPoint application should not be used as a standalone
diagnostic monitor. However, the data may be applicable for use in
diagnosis.

Precautions

Refer to IFU-06, VitalPatch Instructions for Use, for a complete
list of Warnings and Precautions related to using the VitalPatch
biosensor.

Product Usage Instructions

Getting Started

• Setting Up VistaTablet or VistaPhone Device
• Checking Device Battery Level and Patch Hours
• Changing Patient Name and Device Name
• Removing Previous VitalPatch
• Applying the VitalPatch
• Wearing the VitalPatch

Monitoring Using VistaPoint

• Pairing VitalPatch with VistaPoint
• Using the VistaPoint Dashboard
• When Monitoring is Complete
• Reporting a Symptom
• Making a Video Call or Appointment
• Recalibrating Automatic Body Temperature
• Changing Pacemaker Status

Entering Vital Signs Manually

• Entering Body Temperature Manually
• Entering Oxygen Saturation Manually
• Entering Blood Pressure Manually
• Entering Weight Manually

Troubleshooting

• VitalPatch Off Body Message
• Other VitalPatch Error Messages
• Device Troubleshooting

Using Bluetooth to Upload Vital Signs

• Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM1000 Fingertip)
• Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM2000A Wrist)
• Oxygen Saturation (Masimo MightySatTM Fingertip)
• Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3150 Wrist)
• Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3230 Fingertip)
• Blood Pressure (A&D UA-651 Arm)
• Weight (A&D UC-352)

Getting Help

To get help, tap the Menu button in the upper-right corner of
the screen and then tap Help. You can read instructional documents
or watch tutorial videos. Press the Home button to return to
monitoring.

VistaPoint® 3.2 Instructions for Use

Contents
Indications for Use . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Revision History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Getting Started
Setting Up VistaTablet or VistaPhone Device . . . . . . . . 3 Checking Device Battery Level and Patch Hours . . . . . 5 Changing Patient Name and Device Name. . . . . . . . . . 6 Removing Previous VitalPatch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Applying the VitalPatch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Wearing the VitalPatch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Monitoring Using VistaPoint
Pairing VitalPatch with VistaPoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Using the VistaPoint Dashboard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 When Monitoring is Complete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Reporting a Symptom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Making a Video Call or Appointment . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Recalibrating Automatic Body Temperature . . . . . . . . 18 Changing Pacemaker Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Entering Vital Signs Manually
Entering Body Temperature Manually . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Entering Oxygen Saturation Manually. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Entering Blood Pressure Manually . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Entering Weight Manually . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Troubleshooting
“VitalPatch Off Body” Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Other VitalPatch Error Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Device Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Using Bluetooth to Upload Vital Signs
Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM1000 Fingertip) . . . . . . . 25 Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM2000A Wrist) . . . . . . . . . 27 Oxygen Saturation (Masimo MightySatTM Fingertip) . . 29 Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3150 Wrist) . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3230 Fingertip) . . . . . . . . . 33 Blood Pressure (A&D UA-651 Arm) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Weight (A&D UC-352) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Welcome
This guide will help you start monitoring using the VistaPoint® application and the VitalPatch® biosensor. · The VitalPatch biosensor (referred to as “VitalPatch”
in this document) is an adhesive device worn on the chest to measure and record vital signs. Refer to the VitalPatch Instructions for Use for detailed clinical instructions. · The VistaPoint application collects and uploads vital signs from the VitalPatch and approved third-party devices to your care team. VistaPoint runs on the portable VistaTabletTM or VistaPhoneTM device. In addition to this guide, follow all instructions provided by your care team.
VitalPatch VistaPoint on VistaTablet Care Team
VitalPatch VistaPoint on VistaPhone Care Team
Related Documents
Refer to IFU-06, VitalPatch Instructions for Use for more information.
Getting Help
Tap the Menu button in the upper-right corner of the screen and then tap Help. You can read instructional documents or watch tutorial videos. Press the Home button to return to monitoring.

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Indications for Use
VistaPoint is a software Graphical User Interface intended for use by healthcare professionals to display physiological data collected by the Vista Solution wireless remote monitoring system in home and healthcare settings. VistaPoint is a secondary, adjunct patient monitor and is not intended to replace existing standard-of-care patient monitoring practices.
Contraindications (When not to use)
Do not use the VistaPoint application as a standalone diagnostic monitor. However, the data may be applicable for use in diagnosis.
VistaPoint Precautions
· Invalid posture data (shown as “?”) indicates a non-calibrated state where respiration rate, posture, and fall data are considered invalid.
· Body movements and contact with the VitalPatch may produce motion artifacts that affect the displayed, measured values for ECG and heart rate.
· After applying VitalPatch, it may take 60 seconds for heart rate to stabilize and respiration rate 180 seconds to stabilize. During the stabilization period VistaPoint will display “–” for those vital signs.
· After applying VitalPatch, it may take several minutes for skin temperature to register an accurate value (for VitalPatch with firmware 1.0.4.x).

VitalPatch Warnings and Precautions
Refer to IFU-06, VitalPatch Instructions for Use for a complete list of Warnings and Precautions related to using the VitalPatch biosensor.

Pacemaker Precautions
The following precaution applies when using the VitalPatch described in IFU-06: “The VitalPatch may be used on patients with pacemakers. However, ECG data, heart rate, and respiration rate will not be measured and displayed if a pacemaker is indicated as present.”

Adverse Event Reporting
Adverse events and/or potential patient injury complications that are reasonably associated with the use of VitalPatch, VistaPoint, and associated products should be reported, as follows:

Region USA
EU

Where to Report
1. VitalConnect, Inc. 2. Users and patients can report to FDA at: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/ medwatch/
1. VitalConnect, Inc. 2. The Competent Authority of the Member State in which the user and/or patient is established

Revision History

Rev. A Rev. B Rev. C
Rev. D
Rev. E

Initial release of this document to support VistaPoint Release 3.1.
User interface updates for organization name and pacemaker status.
Added recommendation for a 2-minute pause between opening VitalPatch pouch and powering-on VitalPatch. Added instructions for exiting “download” mode on VistaPhone.
Changed usage instructions for Nonin 3230 pulse oximeter to indicate spot- check behavior (streaming mode no longer supported for Nonin 3230).
Added support VistaPoint Release 3.2. Changes include controls for modifying and displaying patient name and device name, and the addition of Guided Help during pairing.

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Rev. F Rev. G
Rev. H

Revised patient name change instructions. Moved Wi-Fi instructions to Section

1. Added “Related Documents”. Updated Section 1 with “Parts of the device”, unpacking details, returning instructions. Updated pairing instructions to indicate optional steps (pacemaker, patch position, body position). Added “Adverse Event Reporting”. Extensive content rearrangement for clarity.
   Removed references to IFU-10-EUA (VitalPatch with Arrhythmia Detection). Corrected errors in the blood pressure and weight instructions.

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Section 1: Setting Up VistaTablet or VistaPhone Device

Monitoring requires that you use the VistaTablet or VistaPhone device provided by your care team. Keep the device near you at all times during the monitoring period. Whenever possible, keep the device plugged into the charger (for example, when sleeping).
· The VistaTablet (see figure to the right) has a large, horizontal screen and may be provided with a protective carrying case. Do not remove VistaTablet from the carrying case. The carrying case includes a handle that may be folded to provide a stand for the device. See figure to the right.
· The VistaPhone (see figures to the right and on the next page) is a smaller device with a vertical screen. It may be carried in a pocket or bag. The VistaPhone may display vital signs for remote patient monitoring, or may display a “simplified” interface intended for cardiac monitoring.
You may need to set up a Wi-Fi connection if the VistaTablet or VistaPhone will be used in an area with poor cellular service. Refer to the procedure later in this section.
Unpack the Device
Before you begin your monitoring session, unpack the VistaTablet or VistaPhone device. Keep the packaging that was provided. Locate the following:
· VistaTablet or VistaPhone · USB charger and charging cable · VitalPatch biosensors and related supplies (such as
alcohol wipes and adhesive removal pads)
· Optional devices for measuring oxygen saturation, blood pressure, or weight.

VistaTablet
Power Key

Volume Up/Down

Status

Bar

Menu

Charging Port

Device Name

Carrying Case

Home Key Folding Handle/Stand

Charger and Cable

VistaPhone (no Vital Signs)

Status Bar Menu

Parts of the Device
Become familiar with the parts of the device (see figures to the right).
· Power Key: Press to power-on the device. · Charging Port: Plug the charging cable into this port. · Volume Up/Down: Press these buttons to change
the alert volume or the playback volume of tutorial videos. · Status Bar: Displays the battery level of the device and the cellular or Wi-Fi signal strength. · Menu: Tap this button to access additional functions. · Home Key: Tap this button to return to the main dashboard view.

Volume Up/Down Power Key
Device Name
Home Key Charging Port

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Charging the Device
Use only the provided cable and charger to charge the VistaTablet or VistaPhone. Keep the device plugged into the charger. You can use the device while it is charging.
· VistaTablet uses a micro-USB charging cable. Use caution when inserting the cable. This cable can only be inserted one way. If the cable does not insert into the charging port, rotate the cable and insert again.
· VistaPhone uses a USB-C charging cable. This cable can be inserted in either direction.

VistaPhone with Vital Signs)
Vital Signs

Status Bar Menu
Volume Up/Down
Power Key

Turning Device On and Off
The VistaTablet or VistaPhone should always be ON and near you when you wear a VitalPatch. The screen will go black (but device will remain ON) after a period of inactivity.
· Turn ON: Press and hold the Power Key until the device vibrates and the screen lights up.
· Check if ON: Tap the Home Key (VistaTablet) or Power Key (VistaPhone). The screen will display.
· Turn OFF: Press and hold the Power Key until the Options menu displays, and then select Power Off.
Unlocking the Device
If the VistaTablet or VistaPhone device is asleep (black screen), unlock and start the VistaPoint application:
1. Press the Home Key on the VistaTablet or tap the Power Key on the VistaPhone. The “lock screen” will be displayed
2. Swipe finger across the screen. 3. Enter the PIN code provided by your care team. The
default PIN code is 1234.

Unlocking the Device
Swipe finger across screen

Device Name Home Key Charging Port
Enter PIN

Adding a Wi-Fi Connection
Your VistaTablet or VistaPhone requires a cellular or Wi-Fi connection to operate. See Checking Your Wireless Connection on page 23 for more information. To add a Wi-Fi connection:
1. Tap the Menu button and then tap the Applications menu item. Select the Wi-Fi Center application.
2. If Wi-Fi is OFF, tap the Turn ON Wi-Fi button to turn Wi-Fi ON.
3. Tap the name of the network you want to connect to. Enter the Wi-Fi password (if asked) and tap CONNECT.
4. Tap Back to close the Wi-Fi Center application.

Adding a Wi-Fi Connection

Menu Applications

Select Wi-Fi Center

Are you sure you want to turn on WiFi ?

Yes

No

Select network and enter password

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Returning the Device
After your monitoring period is complete, return the monitoring equipment to your care provider as soon as possible. Failure to return may result in additional charges for monitoring services.
The monitoring equipment includes the following:
· VistaTablet or VistaPhone · USB charger and charging cable · Unused VitalPatch biosensors · Optional devices for measuring oxygen saturation,
blood pressure, or weight. Do not return alcohol wipes, adhesive removal pads, or used VitalPatch biosensors.

Section 2: Checking Device Battery Level and Patch Hours

Checking Device Battery Level
To check the VistaTablet or VistaPhone battery level, look at the battery indicator in the status bar (see figures to the right). Do not let the battery run out. When the battery is low, the device will sound a warning tone and then turn off. If this occurs, charge the device before turning it on again.
Checking VitalPatch Hours
Each VitalPatch will last up to 5 days (120 hours) or 7 days (168 hours), depending on model.
To check how many hours are remaining on your VitalPatch, looks for the “hours remaining” display on the dashboard. The location of the display will vary depending on the device and feature set. When the VitalPatch has only a few hours remaining, you will see warnings on the VistaPoint dashboard. Replace the VitalPatch before it expires.

VistaPhone (with Vital Signs) VistaPhone (No Vital Signs)

VistaPhone Battery Level VitalPatch Hours
VistaPhone Battery Level
VitalPatch Hours

VistaTablet

VitalPatch Hours

VistaTablet Battery Level

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Section 3: Changing Patient Name and Device Name

The VistaTablet and VistaPhone display the following information on the dashboard. The location of these items will vary by device type and configuration. Refer to the figure on the right.
· Patient Name. This appears in either the lower-left corner or upper-left corner of the dashboard. You must have a PIN code to change the patient name. DO NOT change the patient name unless directed by your care team.
· Device Name. This is the name assigned to the VistaTablet or VistaPhone device. You must have a PIN code to change the device name. DO NOT change the device name unless directed by your care team.
· Organization. This is the name of the hospital or care unit this device belongs to. This cannot be changed.
· Device ID. This is a short identification code that uniquely identifies the VistaTablet or VistaPhone device. This cannot be changed.
To Change the Patient Name
1. Tap the Menu button and then tap Edit Patient Name.
2. Enter PIN number when prompted. Note: If your PIN number is not accepted, you may not have permission to change the patient name.
3. Enter the new patient name in the space provided. Allowed characters are letters, numbers, hyphens, spaces, periods and underscores. No other characters are allowed. Name must be at least 8 characters long.
If you make a mistake when entering the name, tap the X button to delete the current entry. 4. Tap Submit when complete.
To Change the Device Name
1. Tap the Menu button and then tap Edit Device Name.
2. Enter PIN number when prompted. Note: If your PIN number is not accepted, you may not have permission to change the device name.
3. Enter the new device name in the space provided. Use only letters, numbers and hyphens. No other characters are allowed. Name must be at least 8 characters long.
If you make a mistake when entering the name, tap the X button to delete the current entry. 4. Tap Submit when complete.

Patient Name Organization
Device Name Device ID
Edit Patient Name
Menu Edit Patient Name
Edit Patient Name Current name is: FirstnameLastname Enter the new patient name
Use letters, numbers and hyphens only. 8 characters maximum.
Submit
Edit Device Name
Menu Edit Device Name
Edit Device Name Current name is: DeviceName347 Enter the new device name
Use letters, numbers and hyphens only. 8 characters maximum.

Submit

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Section 4: Removing Previous VitalPatch
Before applying a new VitalPatch, use the following steps to remove a previously applied VitalPatch (if necessary).
1. Disconnect from VistaPoint
IMPORTANT: If the VitalPatch is still connected to VistaPoint, disconnect the patch before removing. To disconnect, tap Menu and then tap Disconnect Patch. See Section 10 on page 17 for more information.

Disconnect
Tap “Disconnect Patch” from the Menu

Menu Disconnect Patch

2. Pull off Adhesive Overlay
If there is a clear adhesive overlay applied over the VitalPatch, remove the overlay first. If no overlay is present, continue to Step 3 below. a. Grasp a corner of the overlay and peel it off the skin. b. Continue pulling the overlay off. Stretch the overlay
horizontally to help release it from the skin.
Note: The VitalPatch may begin pulling off with the overlay.

Pull Off Overlay
Grasp a corner of the overlay and stretch horizontally to remove
VitalConnect

3. Peel off VitalPatch
a. Wipe an adhesive removal pad along the edge of the VitalPatch.
b. Grasp a corner of the VitalPatch (or the middle where there is no adhesive) and peel it off the skin while continuing to sweep the adhesive removal pad underneath.
c. Dispose the VitalPatch according to local laws for routine electronic waste.
d. Clean skin with an alcohol pad and allow to dry.

Peel Off VitalPatch
Sweep Adhesive Removal Pad

Peel Off VitalPatch

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Section 5: Applying the VitalPatch
VitalPatch must be placed on the PRIMARY location on the upper left chest. DO NOT use the SECONDARY location. See below for more details on the location.

1. Remove VitalPatch from Pouch
Make sure your hands are clean and dry. Tear open the pouch at the notch and remove VitalPatch.
Note: Wait a minimum of 2 minutes before powering-on the VitalPatch. You may prepare the chest (next step) while waiting.

Tear Open Pouch
VitalConnect

Tear at notch

2. Prepare Chest
a. If there is body hair on the site, shave the site before cleaning. Prepare an area larger than the VitalPatch. See figure to the right.
b. Clean site with an alcohol wipe and allow to dry.

Prepare Chest in Primary Location
PRIMARY Location

3. Power-On Patch
a. Place VitalPatch on a flat surface. b. Press and release the power button. See figure to the
right. A green light below the logo flash to let you know the VitalPatch is powered on (the light will not stay illuminated).

Power-On Patch
VitalConnect

DO NOT use Secondary location

Light flashes ON

Press and release power button

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4. Hold Patch Against Chest
Note: DO NOT remove the adhesive backings yet!
a. Hold the VitalPatch against the chest in the PRIMARY position. See figure to the right.
b. The top of the VitalPatch should be located two fingers below the jugular notch (dip at the base of the neck).
c. Position VitalPatch diagonally with the three lines angled downward away from the midline.
5. Remove Backings and Apply
Note: DO NOT touch the adhesive with your fingers!
a. Hold one side of the VitalPatch down against the skin.
b. Lift the opposite side, and peel the backing off from the center. Press against skin.
c. Peel the backing off from the other side of the VitalPatch.
d. Firmly press down both sides of the VitalPatch to attach to skin.
e. Keep the backing with the ID number. You will need this to pair the VitalPatch with VistaPoint. See Section 8 on page 11 for the pairing process.

Hold Against Chest
Space two fingers below notch Three Lines

VitalConnect
Midline

LEFT Side Left Hand

Remove Backings

Peel off backing from center

Hold VitalPatch down

AVC2B008BF_0032EA

Keep backing with ID number

Section 6: Wearing the VitalPatch
Things to Avoid
· DO NOT shower or exercise for 30 minutes after applying the VitalPatch.
· When showering, DO NOT expose the VitalPatch directly to the shower head, and avoid excessive contact with soap or scrubbing. Gently pat the VitalPatch dry after showering.
· DO NOT swim with the VitalPatch or use in a sauna, steam room or hot tub.
· DO NOT wear more than one VitalPatch at a time. Always remove the old VitalPatch before applying a new one.

How Long to Wear Your VitalPatch
· Each VitalPatch will last up to 5 days (120 hours)
or 7 days (168 hours). To preserve data recorded by the VitalPatch, make sure you are connected to the VistaPoint application before the VitalPatch expires. · See Section 2 on page 5 for information on checking how many hours are left on your VitalPatch. · If discomfort or irritation occurs, the VitalPatch (and the optional adhesive overlay) should be removed. Contact your healthcare provider immediately.
· If the VitalPatch begins to fall off or lift from the skin, contact your healthcare provider immediately.

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Section 7: Applying the Adhesive Overlay
Your healthcare provider may recommend that you apply an optional adhesive overlay to help the VitalPatch stay adhered to the skin. Use only the provided adhesive overlays. If you are not using an Adhesive Overlay, skip to Section 8 on page 11 to pair your new VitalPatch with VistaPoint.
Note: DO NOT use other adhesives, overlays or tape.
1. Prepare Skin
Clean the skin around the VitalPatch with an alcohol pad.
2. Peel Up One Corner of White Liner
Before applying the overlay, peel up one corner of the white top liner, and bend it back. This creates a tab that will help you remove the top liner later. See figure to the right.
3. Place the Adhesive Overlay Over VitalPatch
a. Position the adhesive overlay over the VitalPatch, with the blue liners against the chest. The raised portions of the VitalPatch should be aligned with the cutouts of the overlay. See figure to the right.
b. Ensure the tab you created in the previous step is on the top side (pointing towards your head).
4. Remove Blue Liners
a. Hold the overlay against your chest with one hand and peel away the lower blue liner. Press the overlay against the skin as the liner is removed
b. Repeat to remove the second blue liner. After both blue liners are removed, press firmly on the entire surface of the overlay.
5. Peel Off Top White Liner and Seal Edges
a. Peel off the top white liner starting with the tab you created in Step 2 above. Gently press the overlay against the skin with your other hand as you remove the liner.
b. Press firmly down on the overlay to seal all edges. c. Discard the blue and white liners.

Adhesive Overlay Features
Notched Corner
with Tab

Top White Liner

Blue Liner with Handle
VitalPatch

Place over VitalPatch

Bend corner tab

Bend Tab Up

Remove blue liners
VitalConnect
Peel off top white liner at tab
VitalConnect
Press down on overlay to seal all edges
VitalConnect

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Section 8: Pairing VitalPatch with VistaPoint
After applying the VitalPatch biosensor to the chest, you must pair VitalPatch with VistaPoint.
1. Begin the Pairing Process
Unlock the VistaTablet or VistaPhone (see Section 1 on page 3). Tap Connect VitalPatch from the VistaPoint dashboard.
Note: If a previous VitalPatch is still paired with VistaPoint, disconnect it before continuing (see Section 10 on page 17).

Begin Pairing

Tap Connect VitalPatch

2. Guided Help
The first time you connect a VitalPatch to this device, you will see a “VitalPatch Guided Help” screen. The Guided Help walks you through applying a VitalPatch. When the Guided Help is complete, you will be shown the “Connect to VitalPatch” screens shown in the next step. If you wish to exit the Guided Help, tap Exit This Guide.
3. Connect to a VitalPatch ID
The Bluetooth ID is printed on the VitalPatch pouch and on the adhesive backing. You will need this ID to pair the VitalPatch with VistaPoint. If using the Guided Help (above), VistaPoint will automatically scan for patches after you complete the help sequence. Tap the Bluetooth ID of your VitalPatch ID when it appears on the screen. If VistaPoint asks how you want to connect, choose one of the following options: · Tap Search for VitalPatch ID to search for nearby
VitalPatch biosensors. Find the Bluetooth ID of the VitalPatch and tap it. If the Bluetooth ID does not appear in the list, you may tap the Rescan button at the top to repeat the search. If the VitalPatch is still not listed, press the power button on the VitalPatch again and press the Rescan button again.
OR
· Tap Manually Enter VitalPatch ID and then enter the last 6 characters of the Bluetooth ID.

Guided Help
VitalPatch Guided Help
This guide will show you how to apply and connect a new VitalPatch. As you complete each step, tap the Next > button to continue.
Tap to begin guide
Next >
Exit this guide Do not show guide again

Tap Next to follow the guided help

Choose How to Connect
Connect to VitalPatch How do you want to connect? Search for VitalPatch ID Manually Enter VitalPatch ID

Scanning for Devices VC2B008BF_003C3C VC2B008BF_0014D2
Select ID from list

Manual ID Entry Please enter the last 6 characters of the VitalPatch ID.
VC2B008BF_ Enter ID
Enter ID Manually

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4. Choose Pacemaker Status
The pacemaker status screen may appear during the pairing process. The screen will appear only once per patient (will not appear when replacing a VitalPatch). Choose one of the following:
· Select YES if you have a pacemaker. · Select NO if you do not have a pacemaker. If you do
not know, please ask your doctor.
After selecting a pacemaker status, a screen will display asking you to confirm your selection.
Note: If you have a pacemaker, VistaPoint will not display ECG, heart rate or respiration rate. If pacemaker status has been incorrectly selected, it may be changed later. See Section 14 on page 18.

Choose Pacemaker Status
Connection Successful
If you do not know, please ask your doctor. Do you have an implanted pacemaker device?
YES, I have a pacemaker NO, I do not have a pacemaker
Confirm Selection

5. Select Patch Position
The Posture Calibration (Select Patch Position) screen may appear during the pairing process. Select the position where you applied the VitalPatch (Primary or Secondary) and then tap Next.

Select Patch Position
Posture Calibration
Step 1 Select Patch Position

6. Select Body Position
The Posture Calibration (Select Body Position) screen may appear during the pairing process. Remain still in one of the following body positions:
· Standing or Sitting (preferred) — Patient must sit as upright as physically capable.
· Supine — Patient must lie down in a supine position as flat as physically capable.
· Elevated — Patient must be laying on a bed that can be elevated. Position the bed angle at 30°. (Note that “Elevated” posture may not be available depending on your VitalPatch model. If the Elevated option is not available, ensure the patient is in the Standing/Sitting or Supine position when calibrating).
Tap the current body position and then tap Calibrate. A screen will ask you to confirm that your selections are correct. Tap Yes if they are correct, and No to change your selections.

Primary (preferred)

Secondary Next >

Select Body Position and Confirm
Posture Calibration
Step 2 Select Current Body Position

Standing or Sitting
(preferred)

Elevated
Bed Angle 30°
< Back

Supine
Bed is Flat
Calibrate

Posture Calibration

Please confirm that your selections are correct:

– VitalPatch in Primary Position

– Standing or Sitting Posture

No

Yes

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7. Calibrate Body Temperature
If your configuration supports automatic body temperature (requires VitalPatch firmware release 3.2.0.0 or later), a Temperature Calibration screen will appear, and you will be prompted to calibrate the body temperature. If the Temperature Calibration screen does not appear, the VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed after you perform the posture calibration.
a. Measure temperature with a clinical-grade thermometer.
b. Select the units (Celsius °C or Fahrenheit °F). c. Enter the temperature and tap Calibrate. The
VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed once calibration is complete. If you plan to calibrate the body temperature at a later time, tap Not Now. The Body Temperature display will not show a value.
The VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed after performing (or skipping) the temperature calibration. See Section 9 on page 14 for more information.
8. Recalibrate Body Temperature
If your configuration supports automatic body temperature, you must calibrate the body temperature again 30 minutes later. See Section 13 on page 18 for the complete procedure.
The body temperature must be recalibrated once per day between the hours of 09:00 and 21:00 (9AM and 11PM).

Calibrate Body Temperature

Temperature Calibration Required The VitalPatch Biosensor requires temperature calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin
Not Now Calibrate

Select Units

Temperature Calibration
Step 1 Select Units Celsius (°C)

Fahrenheit (°F)

Step 2 Take Temperature
Use a clinical-grade thermometer to take the patient’s temperature. Enter value here and select Calibrate.

0.0

Calibrate

Cancel

Enter Temperature

Temperature Calibration
Step 1 Select Units Celsius (°C)

Fahrenheit (°F)

Step 2 Take Temperature Use a clinical-grade thermometer to take the patient’s temperature. Enter value here and select Calibrate.
98.9 Calibrate

Cancel

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Section 9: Using the VistaPoint Dashboard

VistaTablet
Posture Heart Rate
Fall Detection Respiration Rate
Body Temperature Section 13 on pg 18 Section 15 on pg 19
Activity (Steps)
Patient Name, Device Name and Organization

VistaPointTM

Heart Rate BPM
72
Respiration Rate BrPM
14
Body Temp From VitalPatch
98.6°F

Posture
Upright Fall Detection
No falls detected Activity Steps
463

Report Symptom
VitalPatch
VitalPatch ID b008bf_012792 has 109 hours remaining Live ECG
2 mv

-2 mv

1s

2s

3s

4s

Menu
5s

Oxygen Saturation
00:0B:57:AC:66:DA
Streaming Mode %SPO2
97

Disconnect

PatientName | Organization | DeviceName

Blood Pressure
No Device Paired
Manual Entry mmHg
118 / 77

Take BP Last Reading: 2 Hours Ago

Weight
No Device Paired Manual Entry
61.7 kg 136.0 lbs

Take Weight Last Reading: 2 Hours Ago

Device ID: 50-50-a4-d9-d2-7a

Main Menu
Report a Symptom Section 11 on pg 17 VitalPatch Hours Remaining VitalPatch ID Live ECG (Optional. Not on VistaPhone.)
Device ID

Oxygen Saturation

Blood Pressure

See Section 16, Section 22­Section 26 See Section 17, Section 27

Weight See Section 18, Section 28

VistaPhone with Vital Sign Display
Your VistaPhone device may display vital signs. See figure below. Note that the VistaPhone does not provide display of ECG data.

5:45 PM

Report Symptom

Menu

VitalPatch
VitalPatch ID 0087ea has 94 hours remaining.

Heart Rate

74 BPM

Respiration Rate

19 BrPM

Body Temp

38.7°C

Posture Fall Detection Activity

Calibrate Temp Upright No falls
517 Steps

Oxygen Saturation Berry BM1000 00:01:0C:82:BF:6E

Streaming Mode

98%

Take SPO2

Blood Pressure Device Paired
Last Reading: None

A&D UA-651 00:01:0C:82:BF:6E
– –
Take BP

Weight No Device Paired
Last Reading: None
Device: DeviceName Org: OrganizationName Patient: PatientName Device ID: ecb3

– Take Weight

Main Menu and Report Symptom VitalPatch Hours Remaining Vital Signs from VitalPatch
Oxygen Saturation
Blood Pressure
Weight Patient Name Device Name Organization Device ID

VistaPhone with Simplified Display
Your VistaPhone device may be configured for a simplified display that does not show vital signs. For these devices, your vital signs continue to be collected and will be monitored remotely by your care team.

5:45 PM

92%

Patient: PatientName24Chars Org: OrganizationName
VitalPatch

Menu

Main Menu Patient Name Organization

VitalPatch ID 012792
Vital Signs Uploading
Body Contact Good

109 Hours Remaining

VitalPatch Hours Remaining

Report Symptom
Mobile Device
Device Del-Boca-Vista-347 Device ID d27a Cloud Connection Good Data Storage Good

Report Symptom
Device Name Device ID

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Use the VistaPoint Application
When pairing is complete, you will be shown the VistaPoint dashboard. Do the following, as directed by your care team:
· Keep the device powered on and charged. Keep the device near you as much as possible (less than 30 feet) to ensure constant monitoring.
· Use the dashboard to observe vital signs and monitor VitalPatch battery life.
· If directed by your care team, take oxygen saturation, blood pressure, or weight readings.
· If the device displays vital signs, verify correct display of vital signs and verify the displayed posture matches the current body posture.
· To refresh the view, swipe the screen from top to bottom.
Main Menu
Menu contents will vary based on device configuration. See figures to the right. The following menu items may be shown:
· Disconnect Patch: Use when monitoring is complete or to pair a new VitalPatch. This option maintains the pairing with third-party devices.
· Calibrate Posture: Use to recalibrate posture if the display does not match the actual posture.
· Calibrate Temperature (if present): Use to recalibrate the body temperature. If using a VitalPatch that does not support automatic body temperature, selecting this option will display a unit setting screen. See Section 13 on page 18.
· Flash Patch LED: Use to check pairing between VistaPoint and VitalPatch. See Check Pairing with Flash Patch LED on the next page.
· Pacemaker Settings (if present): Use this to change the pacemaker status. See Section 14 on page 18.
· Start New Patient: End monitoring session and restart with new devices.
· Discharge Patient: End monitoring session and disconnect all devices. Use only as directed.
· About VistaPoint: Show information about the VitalPatch, the VistaTablet or VistaPhone (including device name), and the VistaPoint application.
· Help: Displays a list of Instructions for Use (IFUs) and tutorial videos. Tap an item to open it.
· Applications: Displays links to optional components, including Video Conferencing and Wi-Fi Settings.
· Edit Device Name: See Section 3 on page 6. · Edit Patient Name: See Section 3 on page 6.

Menu (All Options)
Menu Disconnect Patch Calibrate Posture Calibrate Temperature Flash Patch LED Pacemaker Settings Start New Patient Discharge Patient About VistaPoint Help Applications Edit Device Name Edit Patient Name
Menu (Simplified)
Menu Disconnect Patch Start New Patient Discharge Patient About VistaPoint Help Edit Device Name Edit Patient Name

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Dashboard Features
· Live ECG (not displayed if a pacemaker is indicated). ECG is an optional feature and may not be displayed.
· Heart Rate (BPM, beats per minute, not displayed if a pacemaker is indicated)
· Respiration Rate (BrPM, breaths per minute, not displayed if a pacemaker is indicated.)
· Body Temperature (Celsius or Fahrenheit) ­ Automatic Body Temperature: Requires a VitalPatch that supports this feature. If calibration is not performed, or if you use a VitalPatch with firmware 1.0.4.x or earlier, skin temperature will be displayed instead. Section 13 on page 18. ­ Manual Body Temperature: Enter the body temperature by tapping this tile. Section 15 on page 19.
· Activity (Steps) · Posture. Can be one of the following: Lying Down,
Leaning, Running, Standing, Walking, or Unknown. · Fall Detection. See below. Depending on configuration, the dashboard may display the following vital signs. These values can be entered manually or uploaded automatically using approved Bluetooth devices.
· Blood Oxygen Saturation (as %SpO2) · Blood Pressure (mmHg, systolic and diastolic) · Weight (pounds and kilograms)
Fall Detection
If the VitalPatch detects a fall, VistaPoint displays a yellow “FALL Detected” alert on the dashboard. If this occurs, contact your care team.
To clear the fall notification, tap the Acknowledge button on the dashboard only when directed by your care team.
Check Pairing with Flash Patch LED
The pairing between VistaPoint and the VitalPatch can be checked by selecting Flash Patch LED from the Menu. This option is not available on all devices.
To check the pairing:
1. Tap Menu and then tap Flash Patch LED. 2. Tap Begin Flash LED. 3. Watch for the light on the VitalPatch. It will flash for
several seconds. If you do not see the LED flash on the VitalPatch, you may need to disconnect and reconnect by following the steps in Section 8 on page 11.

Acknowledge a Fall
Acknowledge
FALL Detected

Check Pairing with Flash Patch LED

Flash LED

Cancel

The Flash LED procedure can help identify a VitalPatch by temporarily flashing the green LED on the patch.

Begin Flash LED

Green LED

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Section 10: When Monitoring is Complete
1. Disconnect VitalPatch in VistaPoint
When monitoring is complete, select Disconnect VitalPatch from the menu. Select one of the following options: · Disconnect VitalPatch: Choose this option if you will
be applying a new VitalPatch. · Discharge Patient: Choose this option if you will
NOT be applying a new VitalPatch. All devices will be disconnected. Use as directed by your care team.
2. Remove VitalPatch
To remove the VitalPatch, see Section 4 on page 7. If a new VitalPatch will not be applied, turn off the VistaTablet or VistaPhone by pressing and holding the Power Key on until the Options menu displays, and then select Power Off.

Disconnecting VitalPatch

Menu Disconnect Patch

Tap “Disconnect Patch”

Discharge or Disconnect

Cancel

Choose one of the following discharge/disconnect options:

Disconnect VitalPatch and continue monitoring patient.

Discharge patient from the monitoring system.

Choose a Disconnect Option

Section 11: Reporting a Symptom
CALL 911 if you are experiencing an emergency.
If your care team asks you to report symptoms that you experience while wearing the VitalPatch, do the following when you feel a symptom: 1. When it is safe to do so, unlock the VistaTablet or
VistaPhone and tap the Report Symptom button. 2. From the list of options, tap symptom(s) to select. Tap
Other if the symptom is not listed. Tap Next.
Note: The list of symptoms will vary depending on the condition being monitored by your care team.
3. If you selected Other as a symptom, you will be asked to enter a description of the symptom(s). Enter the information and tap Next.
4. Select the activity level (Low, Medium or High) that you experienced when the symptom occurred. Tap Send Symptom when complete.

Reporting a Symptom
Report Symptom Tap Report Symptom

Report a Symptom

What did you feel?
(select one or more)
AHnexairot ursa/cPinagnic
Heart fluttering

Heart skipping beats

Shortness of breath

Dizzy or lightheaded

Chest pain

Fainted

Other

Next

Select one or more symptoms

Report a Symptom What was your activity level when you felt the symptom?
Anxious/Panic
Low
Sitting or resting
Medium
Standing or moving
High
Exercising
Back Send Symptom
Select activity level during symptom

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Section 12: Making a Video Call or Appointment

Your care team may offer the ability to make care-related video calls or appointments using your VistaPhone or VistaTablet. This feature is not available on all devices. To start a video call, tap Menu and then tap Applications. Select the video call application. For more information, refer to Zoom Instructions for Use (IFU-16).
When the call or appointment is complete, press the Home button to return to the VistaPoint dashboard.

Start a Video Call or Appointment
Menu Applications
Select video conferencing application

Section 13: Recalibrating Automatic Body Temperature

When using the automatic body temperature feature, you should recalibrate body temperature each day between the hours of 09:00 and 21:00. The VistaPoint dashboard may also prompt you to recalibrate the body temperature as necessary.
To recalibrate the body temperature:
1. Measure temperature with a clinical-grade thermometer.
2. Tap the Menu button and then tap Calibrate Temperature (or tap the Body Temperature tile on the dashboard).
3. Tap the units (Celsius °C or Fahrenheit °F). 4. Enter the temperature and tap Calibrate. The
VistaPoint dashboard will be displayed once calibration is complete.

Recalibrating Body Temperature
Menu Calibrate Temperature
Confirm Recalibration

Select Units
Enter Value

Temperature Calibration

Cancel

Step 1 Select Units Celsius (°C) Fahrenheit (°F)

Step 2 Take Temperature Take patient’s temperature using a clinical-grade thermometer. Enter value and select Calibrate.
Calibrate

Section 14: Changing Pacemaker Status
If the pacemaker status has been entered incorrectly, enter a new status as follows: 1. Tap the Menu button and then tap Pacemaker
Settings. 2. Select YES if you have a pacemaker. Select NO if you
do not have a pacemaker. If you do not know, please ask your doctor. After selecting a pacemaker status, a screen will display asking you to confirm your selection.
Note: If you have a pacemaker, VistaPoint will not display ECG, heart rate or respiration rate.

Changing Pacemaker Status
Menu Pacemaker Settings
Confirm Status Change Implanted Pacemaker Device
If you do not know, please ask your doctor. Do you have an implanted pacemaker device?
YES, I have a pacemaker NO, I do not have a pacemaker

Select Status and Confirm

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Section 15: Entering Body Temperature Manually

Your care team may direct you to enter body temperature manually on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
To enter body temperature manually:
1. Measure temperature with a clinical-grade thermometer.
2. Tap the Body Temperature tile in the dashboard (if using VistaPhone with simplified display, tap Take a Measurement button first).
3. Tap the units (Celsius °C or Fahrenheit °F). 4. Enter the temperature and tap OK. The VistaPoint
dashboard will be updated with the new body temperature value and will display the time since the last manual entry.

Entering Body Temperature Manually

Body Temperature

Tap Body Manual Entry

Temperature

–.-°

Select Units
Enter Value

Take Body Temperature
Step 1 Select Units Celsius (°C)

Fahrenheit (°F)

Step 2 Enter Temperature
Use a clinical-grade thermometer to measure body temperature. Enter value here and select Calibrate.

98.6

Enter

Body Temperature Manual Entry
98.6°F Just Now

Section 16: Entering Oxygen Saturation Manually

Your care team may direct you to enter an oxygen saturation (%SpO2) reading manually on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
This procedure is for manual entry only. If you are performing automatic entry with a paired Bluetooth device, refer to the procedures later in this manual.
1. Use a pulse oximeter to measure your blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2).
2. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile (or tap the Take a Measurement button on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2).
3. Tap Manual Entry (if not already selected). 4. Tap the entry field. Use the on-screen keyboard to
enter the measured value then tap Enter. If you make a mistake, tap Clear Values to start over. 5. Confirm the entered value: ­ If the value displayed is correct, tap Yes. ­ If the value is not correct, tap No, Re-enter value
and then re-enter the value.

Entering Oxygen Saturation Manually

Take SPO2 Tap Take SpO2 or
Take a Measurement

Take Oxygen Saturation Manual Entry Use Bluetooth

SpO2 Value (0-100)

98 %

Clear Values

Enter

Enter Value

Confirm Entered Value

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Section 17: Entering Blood Pressure Manually
Your care team may direct you to enter a blood pressure reading manually on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
This procedure is for manual entry only. If you are performing automatic entry with a paired Bluetooth device, refer to Section 27 on page 35. 1. Use a blood pressure device to measure your blood
pressure. 2. Tap Take BP in the Blood Pressure tile (or tap Take a
Measurement button on VistaPhone and then Take BP). 3. Tap Manual Entry (if not already selected). 4. Tap the first entry field. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the two measured values and then tap Enter. If you make a mistake, tap Clear Values to start over. 5. Confirm the entered values: ­ If the values displayed are correct, tap Yes. ­ If the values are not correct, tap No, Re-enter
value and then re-enter the value.

Entering Blood Pressure Manually

Take BP

Tap Take BP or Take a Measurement

Take Blood Pressure Manual Entry Use Bluetooth

Systolic BP (0-299) Diastolic BP (0-299)

126 mmHg 84 mmHg

Clear Values

Enter

Enter Values

Confirm Entered Value

Section 18: Entering Weight Manually
Your care team may direct you to enter a weight reading manually on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
This procedure is for manual entry only. If you are performing automatic entry with a paired Bluetooth device, refer to Section 28 on page 37.
1. Use a weight scale to measure your weight in pounds or kilograms.
2. Tap Take Weight in the Weight tile (or tap Take a Measurement button on VistaPhone and then Take Weight).
3. Tap Manual Entry (if not already selected). 4. Select the correct weight units (pounds or kilograms). 5. Tap the entry field. Use the on-screen keyboard to
enter the measured value then tap Enter. If you make a mistake, tap Clear Values to start over. 6. Confirm the entered value: ­ If the value displayed is correct, tap Yes. ­ If the value is not correct, tap No, Re-enter value
and then re-enter the value.

Entering Weight Manually Take Weight Tap Take Weight or
Take a Measurement

Take Weight Manual Entry Use Bluetooth

Weight value

206.6 Pounds
Clear Values

Enter

Enter Value
Select Units

Confirm Entered Value

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Section 19: “VitalPatch Off Body” Message
If the screen displays the message “VitalPatch Off Body,” this indicates that the VitalPatch no longer detects proper skin contact. See figure to the right. · If removal was intentional, tap Disconnect Patch to
end the monitoring session. · If removal was not intentional, inspect the VitalPatch
for adhesive peel-off or lifting on the edges. If the adhesive looks intact, press the VitalPatch down against the skin to re-adhere and tap Wait for Reconnect.
If the VitalPatch Reconnects
If reconnection after “VitalPatch Off Body” is successful, a “Posture Calibration Required” message will be displayed. Tap Calibrate to begin the posture recalibration process. See Step 5 and 6 beginning on page 11. If you do not recalibrate, VistaPoint will not provide you with respiration rate or posture while out of calibration. Accuracy of fall detection and automatic body temperature is also considered invalid. Heart rate and live ECG will continue to update continuously.
If the VitalPatch Does Not Reconnect
Replace the VitalPatch if:
· The VitalPatch does not reconnect after several minutes.
· The “VitalPatch Off” message continues. · The VitalPatch cannot be reapplied by pressing down
to re-adhere. · The VitalPatch partially or completely falls off the skin. If the VitalPatch must be replaced, select Disconnect Patch from the Menu. See Section 10 on page 17.
Using the Optional Adhesive Overlay to Prevent “VitalPatch Off Body”
If the VitalPatch will be exposed to conditions where lifting and patch-off may occur, you may apply an optional adhesive overlay to help keep the VitalPatch adhered to the skin. See Section 7 on page 10. Use only the approved adhesive overlay. The use of other adhesives or tape is not recommended and will prevent proper operation of the VitalPatch and will void the warranty of the VitalPatch. DO NOT use the adhesive overlay if the VitalPatch has already lifted off the skin. The overlay may be used if the VitalPatch begins to peel up at the edges but has not lost contact with the skin.

“VitalPatch Off Body” Message

VitalPatch b008bf_012345 Off Body

Check that the VitalPatch biosensor is properly adhered to the skin.

If the VitalPatch is okay, select “Wait for Reconnect”.

If the VitalPatch has been removed from the body, or is no longer needed, select “Disconnect Patch”

Wait for Reconnect

Disconnect Patch

Waiting for VitalPatch
Waiting for VitalPatch to be reattached to the skin.
More Information…

Waiting for VitalPatch to be reattached

VitalPatch with Adhesive Overlay
Overlay VitalPatch
Skin

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Section 20: Other VitalPatch Error Messages
The screen may display error messages related to the VitalPatch. These are routine events. If the event is not listed here, or if the device is not operating correctly, refer to “Troubleshooting” in Section 21 on page 23.
Message: “VitalPatch Not Detected”
Indicates that the VitalPatch is out of range, has lost Bluetooth connection, or has expired. · If disconnection was intentional or VitalPatch has
expired, tap Disconnect Patch to end the monitoring session. · If disconnection was not intentional, check that the VitalPatch is within Bluetooth connection range, and then tap Wait for Reconnect. Wait for up to one minute for the VitalPatch to automatically reconnect. When the VitalPatch returns within range of the tablet, it will automatically reconnect. This message may also be cleared by choosing Disconnect Patch and then repeating the connection process in Section 8 on page 11.
Note: When the VitalPatch disconnects from the VistaTablet or VistaPhone, the VitalPatch will continue to save vital sign data for up to 10 hours. After reconnecting, this saved data will automatically be uploaded to the VistaTablet or VistaPhone.
Message: “Patch Expires”
When the remaining hours on the VitalPatch are low, the dashboard will display “Patch Expires” warnings that show how many hours remain. Replace the VitalPatch before the expiration time. If the time limit is exceeded, the VitalPatch will be disconnected and the dashboard will display a “VitalPatch Not Detected” message. See Section 10 on page 17 for more information.
Message: Posture Calibration Required
If posture becomes “Unknown”, VistaPoint will direct you to perform the posture calibration procedure again. Additionally, if the displayed posture does not match the actual posture, you must recalibrate the posture. To do this, select Posture Settings from the VitalPatch menu and then tap Calibrate.
Message: Body Temperature Needs Calibration
If the body temperature displays “Needs Calibration”, you must perform a recalibration. See Section 13 on page 18.
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VitalPatch b008bf_012345 Not Detected

If the Patch is Out of Range

If the Patch Has Been Removed

Make sure the VitalPatch is in range. The VitalPatch biosensor will autoreconnect when back in range.
Wait for Reconnect

If the VitalPatch biosensor has been removed from the body, or autoreconnect does not occur, select “Disconnect Patch”.
Disconnect Patch

Waiting for Patch to Reconnect
Waiting for patient to return to connection range. The VitalPatch biosensor will autoreconnect when back in range.
More Information…

Waiting for VitalPatch to return to connection range

WARNING: Patch Expires in 2 Hours
The VitalPatch Biosensor has less than 2 hours of battery life remaining. Replace as soon as possible.
OK

VitalPatch Life is Low

Calibration Required
The VitalPatch Biosensor requires calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin the process.
Calibrate

Posture
Unknown

Temperature Calibration Required The VitalPatch Biosensor requires temperature calibration. Select “Calibrate” to begin
Not Now Calibrate
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Section 21: Device Troubleshooting
Wireless Connection Error Messages
See figure to the right. The VistaTablet or VistaPhone may display the following error messages that indicate a problem with your wireless connection:
Message: Cloud Service Down
If you see this message, it indicates that the cloud service is not operational at this time. Tap OK to dismiss the message. No additional action is necessary; the issue will be resolved as soon as possible by the service provider.
Message: Cloud Connection Lost Message: No Wireless Connection
If you see one of these messages, it indicates that the VistaTablet or VistaPhone does not have a wireless connection, and cannot upload vital sign data to the cloud. See instructions below for Checking Your Wireless Connection. If these problems persist, contact your care team for further guidance.
Message: Vital Sign Data Loss
If you see this message, it indicates that the VistaTablet or VistaPhone does not have a wireless connection or that the cloud service is down. See messages above for more information.

Connection Error Messages

Cloud Service Down

The cloud service is currently down. This

problem will be resolved soon.

OK

Cloud Connection Lost

The VistaTablet device is not currently

uploading data to the cloud. Check that your

device has a good wireless signal (WiFi or

cellular). If this problem persists, contact

your healthcare provider.

OK

No Wireless Connection

Vital sign data may be lost because the

memory on your VistaTablet device is almost

full. To resolve this issue, restore your wireless

connection (WiFi or cellular) as soon as

possible.

OK

WARNING: Vital Sign Data Loss

Vital sign data is being lost because the memory on your VistaTablet device is full. To resolve this issue, restore your wireless connection (WiFi or cellular) as soon as possible.

If this problem persists, contact your

healthcare provider.

OK

Checking Your Wireless Connection
Your VistaTablet or VistaPhone will use either a cellular or a Wi-Fi connection. See figures to the right to check your wireless connection. If you do not have a good connection (for example, if you live in an area with poor cellular service), you may need to add a Wi-Fi network. See Section 1 on page 3 for more information.

If you use a cellular connection:
Check the cellular signal indicator in the status bar. If there is no signal, move the VistaTablet or VistaPhone to a place with good signal.

Cellular Signal Indicator
Good Signal

100%

5:45 PM
No Signal

­ OR ­
If you use a Wi-Fi connection:
Check the Wi-Fi signal indicator in the status bar. If there is no Wi-Fi, you will need to connect to a Wi-Fi network. See Section 1 on page 3.

Wi-Fi Signal Indicator

100% 5:45 PM

Good Wi-Fi

No Wi-Fi

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Dashboard Stops Responding
If vital signs do not appear to be updating or the screen becomes unresponsive (for example, when pairing devices), you can refresh the current view by dragging your finger across the display and then releasing.
Cannot Connect to VitalPatch
If you have problems connecting to or disconnecting from VitalPatch, do the following:
· Ensure that the VitalPatch is turned ON. Note that you cannot connect to a VitalPatch that has expired. Replace the VitalPatch as necessary.
· Reattempt connection to the VitalPatch. See Section 8 on page 11.
· If you are still unable to connect to the VitalPatch, consider moving to a location that may have less Bluetooth interference.

Dashboard Stops Responding

Drag finger down display to refresh

Cannot Power-On VistaTablet
If the VistaTablet does not turn on by pressing the power key (see Section 1 on page 3), restart the VistaTablet using the following procedure:
1. Plug VistaTablet into the charger. If the battery is completely discharged, the it may need several minutes to recharge before you can restart (next step).
2. Restart the VistaTablet by holding the Power and the Volume Down keys (next to the Power button) down for a few seconds and then releasing.
3. A “Maintenance Boot Mode” screen will be displayed (see figure to the right). Use the Volume Up and Volume Down keys to highlight “1. Normal Boot”.
4. Press the Home key to confirm your selection. The VistaTablet will now start normally.

Restart VistaTablet
Power

Volume Down

================================================================== Maintenance Boot Mode
Use the volume up/down keys to move highlight and the home key to select.
================================================================== (*) 1. Normal Boot : Restart your device normally. ( ) 2. Factory Reset : Warning!, Erases all data and application ( ) 3. Safe Mode : Temporarily disable third party application. ( ) 4. Power down : Turn off your device.

VistaPhone Stuck in Download Mode
The VistaPhone device may become stuck in “download mode” (see image to the right). If you see this screen, tap the Volume Down button on the side of the VistaPhone. The device will restart normally.

VistaPhone Stuck in Download Mode

Press Volume Down key to restart normally

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Section 22: Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM1000 Fingertip)

The Berry BM1000 is an optional pulse oximeter device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2) and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. The device is clipped onto the fingertip to take a reading.
Your care team may direct you to take an oxygen saturation reading with the Berry BM1000A on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
Refer to the Berry BM1000 Operator’s Manual for basic instructions on setting up the device, usage instructions, and error messages.

Berry BM1000 Fingertip Pulse Oximeter

Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as necessary.
1. Set Up and Confirm Bluetooth is ON
Refer to the Berry BM1000 Operator’s Manual for complete instructions. See figure to the right. a. Press the Power button once to power-on the device.
The display will illuminate. b. Squeeze the back of the device to open. Insert a
finger into the device so that the display is facing towards you. The finger should be fully inserted. The device will begin to display %SpO2. c. Operate the device as follows: ­ If the display is upside-down, tap the button once
to flip the display. ­ To silence the beep, tap the button twice in rapid
succession. ­ Ensure Bluetooth is ON. Check the Bluetooth
indicator in the display. The indicator will be displayed when Bluetooth is ON. If it is not ON, use a long button press to turn it ON. ­ To power-off the device, press and hold the button until the display turns off. d. After confirming operation, continue to the next step to pair.
2. Take a Reading in VistaPoint
See figure on the next page. a. Apply the Berry BM1000 to the finger. Power-on as
described above. b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2). c. Tap Use Bluetooth and then tap Pair New. d. Tap Berry BM2000A/BM1000 as the model. e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
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%SpO2

Power Button Bluetooth Indicator

Pair Device or Take a Reading
Apply device to finger

Take SPO2

Tap Take SpO2 or Take a Measurement

Take Oxygen Saturation
Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Pair New

Tap Use Bluetooth
Tap Pair New

Tap Berry BM2000A/ BM1000 (Wrist/Fingertip)

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
00:0B:57:AC:0B:13

Tap Bluetooth ID

Oxygen Saturation
Berry Med 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA

Streaming Mode %SPO2

Disconnect

98

Reading displays on dashboard

Tap Disconnect when reading is no longer required

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ID of the Berry device when it appears. If more than one Bluetooth ID is shown, please ensure there are no other Berry devices powered on (but not paired with a VistaTablet) nearby. f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” and then displays the current oxygen saturation value on the dashboard. If you see a message asking you to confirm the device pairing, tap Confirm. g. If the monitoring session is complete, tap Disconnect in the Oxygen Saturation tile. This will remove the pairing between VistaPoint and the Berry device.
Error Messages During Measurement
The following error messages may be displayed in VistaPoint when taking a measurement. See figure to the right.
· If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”, check finger is inserted correctly, or tap Disconnect to stop monitoring.
· If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”, check finger is inserted correctly.

Error Messages

Low Quality Reading %SPO2
97

If “Low Quality Reading” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly.

Finger is Removed
—

If “Finger is Removed” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly or tap Disconnect to stop measuring oxygen saturation.

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Section 23: Oxygen Saturation (Berry BM2000A Wrist)

The Berry BM2000A is an optional pulse oximeter device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2) and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. The device is worn on the wrist and uses a separate fingertip sensor.
Your care team may direct you to wear the Berry BM2000A continuously (all day and/or all night) during the monitoring period or may ask that you take individual measurements on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
Refer to the Berry BM2000A Operator’s Manual for basic instructions on setting up the device, usage instructions, and error messages.
Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as necessary.
1. Set Up and Confirm Bluetooth is ON
Refer to the Berry BM2000A Operator’s Manual for complete instructions. See figure to the right. a. Plug the sensor cable into the device. Use the wrist
strap to apply the device to the wrist. Insert a finger into the sensor. b. Press the ON/OFF button once to power-on the device. If the finger is inserted into the sensor correctly, the device will begin to display %SpO2. c. Operate the device as follows: ­ Tap the ON/OFF button to access the menu
screen. Tap the ON/OFF button again to move between options. Long-press the ON/OFF button to select an option or to change its value. ­ Ensure Bluetooth is ON using the menu. ­ To power-off the device, press and hold the ON/ OFF button until it displays “bye bye”. d. After confirming operation, continue to the next step to take a reading.
2. Take a Reading in VistaPoint
See figure on the next page. a. Apply the Berry BM2000 to the wrist and finger.
Power-on as described above. b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2). c. Tap Use Bluetooth and then tap Pair New. d. Tap Berry BM2000A/BM1000 as the model. e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth

Berry BM2000A Wrist Pulse Oximeter
%SpO2

ON/OFF Button Wrist Strap

Sensor

Pair Device or Take a Reading
Apply device to wrist and finger

Take SPO2

Tap Take SpO2 or Take a Measurement

Take Oxygen Saturation
Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Pair New

Tap Use Bluetooth
Tap Pair New

Tap Berry BM2000A/ BM1000 (Wrist/Fingertip)

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
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Tap Bluetooth ID

Oxygen Saturation
Berry Med 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA

Streaming Mode %SPO2

Disconnect

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Reading displays on dashboard

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ID of the Berry device when it appears. If more than one Bluetooth ID is shown, please ensure there are no other Berry devices powered on (but not paired with a VistaTablet) nearby. f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” and then displays the current oxygen saturation value on the dashboard. If you see a message asking you to confirm the device pairing, tap Confirm. g. If the monitoring session is complete, tap Disconnect in the Oxygen Saturation tile. This will remove the pairing between VistaPoint and the Berry device.
Error Messages During Measurement
The following error messages may be displayed in VistaPoint when taking a measurement. See figure to the right.
· If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”, check finger is inserted correctly, or tap Disconnect to stop monitoring.
· If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”, check finger is inserted correctly.

Error Messages

Low Quality Reading %SPO2
97

If “Low Quality Reading” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly.

Finger is Removed
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If “Finger is Removed” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly or tap Disconnect to stop measuring oxygen saturation.

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Section 24: Oxygen Saturation (Masimo MightySatTM Fingertip)

The Masimo MightySatTM is an optional pulse oximeter device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2) and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. It is clipped onto your fingertip. Your care team may direct you to take an oxygen saturation reading with this device on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
Refer to the Masimo MightySatTM Rx Fingertip Pulse Oximeter Home Use Manual for basic instructions on setting up the device, usage instructions, and error messages.
Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as necessary.

Masimo MightySat Pulse Oximeter
Masimo MightySat
Touchpad

1. Check that Bluetooth is On
a. Turn on the device by inserting the ring finger of the non-dominant hand. For example, a right-handed person should apply the device to the ring finger of the left hand. To insert the finger, squeeze the back of the device until it opens. Insert the finger until the tip of the finger reaches the stop inside the device. Release the device to close. The display should face up.
b. Check the display of the unit. See figure to the right. If the Bluetooth icon is displayed in the upper-right of the display, no additional action is necessary (go to Step 2 below).
c. If Bluetooth is not ON, press and hold the Touchpad until the menu screen is displayed.
Press and hold Touchpad
d. Swipe the touchpad until the Bluetooth screen is displayed. Tap the touchpad to turn Bluetooth ON (the Bluetooth icon will turn white). See figure to the right. Refer to the Masimo Home Use Manual for more information.
2. Find the Bluetooth ID (Optional)

Squeeze back to open

Insert ring finger

Bluetooth Indicators

Bluetooth ON Indicator

Tap Touchpad

Bluetooth OFF

Bluetooth ON

Note: This step is optional, and is only necessary when using the device in an environment where multiple similar devices are being used (such as a hospital).
a. Press and hold the Touchpad until the menu screen is displayed. Press and hold Touchpad

Tap Touchpad
About Bluetooth ID

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b. Swipe the touchpad until the About screen is displayed. Tap the touchpad to display the information screen. See figure to the right. The Bluetooth ID is the number under “mac”.

Pair Device or Take a Reading
Insert finger

3. Take a Reading in VistaPoint
a. Apply Masimo MightySat device to the finger. The device will turn on and begin measuring. See figure to the right.
b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile (or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2).
c. Tap Use Bluetooth and tap Pair New. d. Tap Masimo MightySat as the model. e. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the Masimo MightySat when it appears. It should match the ID in Step 2 on the previous page. f. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” and then displays the current oxygen saturation value on the dashboard. Updated readings will continue to be transmitted to the dashboard as long as the device is operational and the finger is inserted. g. If the monitoring session is complete, tap Disconnect in the Oxygen Saturation tile. This will remove the pairing between VistaPoint and the device.

Take SPO2 Tap Take SPO2 or Take a Measurement

Take Oxygen Saturation
Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Pair New

Tap Use Bluetooth
Tap Pair New

Tap Masimo MightySat (Fingertip)
Masimo MightSat (Fingertip)

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
00:0B:57:AC:0B:13

Tap Bluetooth ID

Error Messages During Measurement
The following error messages may be displayed in VistaPoint when taking a measurement. See figure to the right.
· If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”, check finger is inserted correctly, or tap Disconnect to stop monitoring.
· If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”, check finger is inserted correctly.

Oxygen Saturation
Masimo MightySat 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA

Streaming Mode %SPO2

Disconnect

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Reading displays on dashboard

Tap “Disconnect” when reading is no longer required

Error Messages

Low Quality Reading %SPO2
97

If “Low Quality Reading” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly.

Finger is Removed
—

If “Finger is Removed” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly or tap Disconnect to stop measuring oxygen saturation.

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Section 25: Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3150 Wrist)

Note: If the device has already been paired, go directly to Step 4 “Start Continuous Measurement” below.

Nonin 3150 Pulse Oximeter

The Nonin Model 3150 is an optional pulse oximeter device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2) and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. It is worn continuously on the wrist and uses a separate fingertip sensor. Your care team may direct you to wear the Nonin 3150 continuously (all day and/or all night) during the monitoring period or may ask that you take individual measurements on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
Refer to the Nonin Medical Model 3150 Operator’s Manual to perform the following tasks:
· Unpack the device and install batteries. · Attach the wristband. · Attach the sensor. Note that different sensor types
are available. Use the type recommended by your care team.
Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as necessary.
1. Find the Bluetooth ID (Optional)
Note: This step is optional, and is only necessary when using the Model 3150 in an environment where multiple similar devices are being used (such as a hospital).
Turn the Model 3150 wrist unit over and examine the label. The Bluetooth ID begins with “BDA”. You will need this for Step 4 below.

Model 3150 Wrist Unit

Fingertip Sensor

Nonin 3150 Bluetooth Indicators
Bluetooth ID Bluetooth Symbol

2. Put Device in Pairing Mode
Remove and reinstall the batteries on the Model 3150 wrist unit. This places the Model 3150 in pairing mode (the wrist unit display turns on and displays a Bluetooth Symbol). The unit will remain in pairing mode for 2 minutes.

3. Pair New in VistaPoint
a. Put device in pairing mode (previous step). b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2). c. Tap Use Bluetooth. d. Tap Pair New. e. Tap Model 3150 as the model. f. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth

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ID of the Nonin 3150 when it appears. It should match the ID in Step 1 above. g. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” If you see a message asking you to confirm the device pairing, tap Confirm. Pairing is now complete.
4. Start Continuous Measurement (After Pairing)
See figure to the right. a. Apply the Model 3150 wrist unit to the wrist. Attach
the fingertip sensor to the finger. b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile
(or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take SpO2). c. Tap Use Bluetooth. d. Tap Pair New. e. Tap Model 3150 as the model. f. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth ID of the Nonin 3150 when it appears. It should match the ID in Step 2 on previous page. g. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” and then displays the current oxygen saturation value on the dashboard. Updated readings will continue to be transmitted to the dashboard as long as the Nonin 3150 is operational and the sensor is applied to the finger. h. If the monitoring session is complete, tap Disconnect in the Oxygen Saturation tile. This will remove the pairing between VistaPoint and the Nonin 3150.
Error Messages During Measurement
The following error messages may be displayed in VistaPoint when taking a measurement. See figure to the right.
· If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”, check finger is inserted correctly, or tap Disconnect to stop monitoring.
· If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”, check finger is inserted correctly.

Pair Device or Take a Reading
· If pairing, place in pairing mode · If measuring, apply to wrist and fingertip

Take SPO2 Tap Take SPO2 or Take a Measurement

Take Oxygen Saturation
Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Pair New

Tap Use Bluetooth
Tap Pair New

Nonin Model 3150 (Wrist)

Tap Nonin 3150 (Wrist)

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
00:0B:57:AC:0B:13

Tap Bluetooth ID

Oxygen Saturation
Nonin 3150 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA

Streaming Mode %SPO2

Disconnect

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Reading displays on dashboard

Tap Disconnect when reading is no longer required

Error Messages

Low Quality Reading %SPO2
97

If “Low Quality Reading” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly.

Finger is Removed
—

If “Finger is Removed” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly or tap Disconnect to stop measuring oxygen saturation.

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Section 26: Oxygen Saturation (Nonin 3230 Fingertip)

Note: If the device has already been paired, go directly to Step 3 “Take a Reading” below.

The Nonin Model 3230 is an optional pulse oximeter device that measures blood oxygen saturation (%SpO2) and uploads readings automatically using Bluetooth. It is clipped onto your fingertip. See figure to the right. Your care team may direct you to take an oxygen saturation reading with this device on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
Refer to the Nonin Medical Model 3230 Operator’s Manual for basic instructions on setting up the device, usage instructions, and error messages.
Note: Monitor battery life and replace batteries as necessary.

Nonin 3230 Pulse Oximeter
Apply to Finger

1. Find the Bluetooth ID (Optional)
Note: This step is optional, and is only necessary when using the Model 3230 in an environment where multiple similar devices are being used (such as a hospital).
To find the Bluetooth ID, turn the unit on its side and find the etched numbers on the clip. See figure to the right. The Bluetooth ID begins with “BDA”.
2. Pair New in VistaPoint
a. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile. Tap Use Bluetooth and then tap Pair New. Tap Nonin Model 3230 as the model.
b. Apply the Model 3230 to the finger. The device will turn on go into pairing mode (indicated by a white Bluetooth symbol on the display).
c. VistaPoint displays “Scanning for Devices”. Tap the Bluetooth ID when it appears. It should match the ID in Step 1 above. After you tap the Bluetooth ID, the current oxygen saturation value will be measured and you will be returned to the dashboard. If you see a message asking you to confirm the device pairing, tap Confirm.
d. Pairing is now complete. Remove Model 3230 from finger.

Bluetooth ID

Pairing the Device

Take SPO2
Take Oxygen Saturation Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Tap Use Bluetooth

Pair New

Tap Pair New

Tap Nonin Model 3230
Nonin Model 3230 (Fingertip)
Apply to Finger

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
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Tap Bluetooth ID

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3. Take a Reading (After Pairing)
a. Apply the Model 3230 to the finger. The unit will automatically turn on and being measuring.
b. Tap Take SpO2 in the Oxygen Saturation tile. c. Tap Use Bluetooth (if not already selected) and then
tap Take Reading. d. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” while
it retrieves the current reading. When the reading is complete, the oxygen saturation will be displayed on the dashboard with an indicator of when the reading was taken. If the oxygen saturation value is not displayed, repeat the pairing process (Step 2 on previous page). e. Remove from finger when reading is complete.
Error Messages During Measurement
The following error messages may be displayed in VistaPoint when taking a measurement. See figure to the right.
· If the dashboard displays “Finger Removed”, check finger is inserted correctly, or tap Disconnect to stop monitoring.
· If the dashboard displays “Low Quality Reading”, check finger is inserted correctly.

Take a Reading

Apply to Finger

Take SPO2

Take Reading

Oxygen Saturation
Nonin 3230 00:0B:57:AC:66:DA

Standby Mode (Spot) %SPO2

Take SpO2

97

Last Reading: 2 Minutes Ago

Reading Complete

Error Messages

Low Quality Reading %SPO2
97

If “Low Quality Reading” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly.

Finger is Removed
—

If “Finger is Removed” is displayed, check finger is inserted correctly or tap Disconnect to stop measuring oxygen saturation.

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Section 27: Blood Pressure (A&D UA-651 Arm)
The A&D UA-651 is an optional blood pressure monitor that can upload blood pressure readings automatically using Bluetooth.
Your care team may direct you to take blood pressure readings with this device on a regular schedule (for example, one or more times per day).
Refer to the A&D Model UA-651 Instruction Manual for basic instructions on setting up the device, including installing batteries and using the blood pressure cuff.

A&D UA-651
Blood Pressure Cuff

NOTE: If the device has already been paired, go directly to Step 4 “Take A Reading” below.

Model UA-651 Base Unit
START Button

1. Find the Bluetooth ID (Optional)
Note: This step is optional, and is only necessary when using the UA-651 in an environment where multiple similar devices are being used (such as a hospital).
To find the Bluetooth ID, turn the base unit over and find the label above the battery compartment. The Bluetooth ID begins with “BT”. You will need this for Step 2 below.

Finding the Bluetooth ID

Bluetooth ID

2. Pair New in VistaPoint
a. Put the device in pairing mode by holding down the START button until “Pr” is displayed. It is now in pairing mode.
b. Tap Take BP in the Blood Pressure tile (or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take BP).
c. Tap Use Bluetooth. d. Tap Pair New. e. Tap Model UA-651 as the model. f. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the blood pressure device when it appears. It should match the ID in Step 1 above.
Note: If you see a message asking you to confirm the device pairing, tap Confirm.

Pairing the Device

Take BP

Tap Take BP or Take a Measurement
Tap Use Bluetooth

Take Blood Pressure
Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Pair New

Tap Pair New

Model UA-651-BLE

Select UA-651-BLE

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
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Select Bluetooth ID

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4. Take a Reading
Refer to the A&D Model UA-651 Instruction Manual for cuff application instructions.
a. Tap Take BP in the Blood Pressure tile (or Take a Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take BP).
b. Tap Use Bluetooth (if not already selected). c. Tap Take Reading. d. Put on the blood pressure cuff and press the START
button on the base unit to take a reading.
VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” while it retrieves the current reading. When the reading is complete, the blood pressure will be displayed on the dashboard with an indicator of when the reading was taken. If the blood pressure is not displayed, repeat the pairing (Steps 2 and 3 above), and then take a new reading.

Take a Reading

Take BP Tap Take BP or Take a Measurement

Take Reading

Apply Cuff and Press START

Blood Pressure
A&D UA-651 – 3C:A3:08:07:98:59

Standby Mode mmHg
136 /
83

Take BP
Last Reading: 2 Minutes Ago

Reading Complete

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Section 28: Weight (A&D UC-352)
The A&D UC-352 is an optional weight scale that can upload weight readings automatically using Bluetooth. Use as directed by your care team. Refer to the A&D Model UC-352 Instruction Manual for basic instructions on setting up the scale, including installing batteries and selecting weight units.
NOTE: If the device has already been paired, go directly to Step 3 “Take A Reading” below.
1. Put Scale in Pairing Mode
Flip the scale over and hold down the SET button until “Pr” is displayed on the front. The SET button can be found between the label and the battery compartment. The scale is now in pairing mode.
2. Pair New in VistaPoint
a. Put scale in pairing mode (previous step). b. Tap Take Weight in the Weight tile (or Take a
Measurement on VistaPhone and then Take Weight). c. Tap Use Bluetooth. d. Tap Pair New. e. Tap Model UC-352 as the model. f. “Scanning for Devices” will display. Tap the Bluetooth
ID of the scale when it appears. Note: If you see a message asking you to confirm the device pairing, tap Confirm.

A&D UC-352
Press SET Button
FLIP

Label Battery Compartment
Bluetooth ID

Pairing the Device

Take Weight

Tap Take Weight or Take a Measurement

Tap Use Bluetooth

Take Weight
Manual Entry Use Bluetooth
Currently using Bluetooth Upload. No device is currently paired. Select Pair New to begin the pairing process.

Pair New

Tap Pair New

Model UC-352-BLE
Select UC-352-BLE

Scanning for Devices Devices Found:
00:0B:57:AC:0B:13
Select Bluetooth ID

3. Take a Reading
a. Tap Take Weight in the Weight tile. b. Tap Use Bluetooth (if not already selected). c. Tap Take Reading (or Take a Measurement on
VistaPhone and then Take Weight). d. Step on the scale. Step off the scale when it beeps
and displays “Step Off”. VistaPoint displays “Please wait connecting…” while it retrieves the current reading. When the reading is complete, the weight will be displayed on the dashboard, with an indicator of when the reading was taken. If the weight is not displayed, repeat the pairing process (Steps 1 and 2 above).

Take a Reading

Take Weight Tap Take Weight or Take a Measurement

Take Reading

Step on Scale

Weight
A&D UC-352 – 98:08:57:AC:66:DA

Standby Mode Pounds

Take Weight

190.4 Last Reading: 2 Minutes Ago

Reading Complete

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