MIR Smart One Pulmonary Function App User Guide

: June 5, 2024
: MIR

Table of Contents

MIR Smart One Pulmonary Function App
FIRST INSTallation
SETTINGS
RESULTS
COMMON ISSUES AND FAQ
List of Android Smartphones/Tablet tested and compatible with Mir Smart
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
Download This Manual (PDF format)

MIR Smart One Pulmonary Function App

MIR Smart One Pulmonary Function
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FIRST INSTallation

Few things to check before we get started

Please ensure that the turbine is turned completely to the right in the “lock” position
Please ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone
Location Services as well for some Android users (Note: your locations will not be shared with anyone).
If your device doesn’t seem to be connecting to the Smart One app – look in the upper left-hand corner of the app and select the three horizontal bars to open theSidebar menu
You should see your Smart One’s serial number in the list – if so, select (tap) it to point the app to the device (the serial number will turn orange)
To perform a Spirometry test, click START on the App and then blow for a second into the plastic mouthpiece of your device.
To perform an Oximetry test (you need Smart One Oxi device) use your thumb to press on the “touch” sensor for 30 seconds

SETTINGS

Imperial or Metric system: the App settings can be displayed in cm/kg or in/lbs. To switch to your preferred system, please change the language input on your smartphone/tablet,. E.g English (USA) to set the Imperial system, English (Canada) to set the Metric instead.
Personal and anthropometric data (height, age, sex, weight and origin) : these are mandatory to perform a Spirometry test and we recommend you keep them up-to-date. These information are saved on your Smart Phone /Tablet memory only.
Red Zone Threshold : a “traffc light indicator” is available for PEF (Peak Flow). You can set the red zone threshold to a determined percentage (50% or 60%). We recommend you keep the 50%. Result will be marked red if your PEF is lower than the 50% of the “predicted value”. Results from 50% to 80% of the predicted will be yellow. Results from 80% of predicted will be green.

Target “personal value”: you can manually replace the “predicted value” with your “target personal value” assigned by your doctor or therapist. The traffc light indicator will consequently adapt to your specifc lung conditions. MIR
Smart One Pulmonary Function App fig 1

RESULTS

About Spirometry results: According to Standardization rules in Spirometry, your lung condition can be considered good or bad when compared with the “predicted value” (based on your ethnic origin, sex, age and height) or your “target personal value” (assigned by your doctor or therapist).
About Oximetry results ): test results will be displayed during the test and the average for SpO2% and BPM will be saved in the results.
About Spirometry Results: Not all the attempts but only the “best” attempts of each spirometry session are saved and listed in your Result page.
Just like a game, you have a time lapse of 5 minutes to exhale your “best” attempt. We call this time lapse a “spirometry session”.

Within the 5 minutes, you can perform as many tests as you want. For each test you have 3 attempts. But only the best reading out of these 3 attempts will be recorder by the App.
Among all these recorded tests (still taken within the 5 minutes lapse), the app will pick up only the best of them all, save it and list it in the Result page.

Results can be displayed in:

in Liter/minute (for PEF)
in Liter (for FEV1)
in % predicted (for PEF and FEV1)
To switch from from L/m to % for PEF, just click on the result in the colored circle.

About Spirometry Trends: Trends are divided into daily trends, weekly trends, and so on. In every trend graph, there is a thin line which is always flat, as it represents the “predicted value” and does not change depending on your readings.

The daily trend include all the Results of the day (see above for details about Results).
The weekly trend include the highest and the lowest Result of each day of the Week.
The monthly trend include the highest and the lowest Result of each day of the Month.
The annual trend include the highest and the lowest Result of each week of the Year.

COMMON ISSUES AND FAQ

Your SmartPhone/tablet does not connect with your Smart One device?

Check the batteries in your Smart One device, low battery cause bad connection.
Check the Bluetooth is ON on your smartphone
Activate the Bluetooth connection manually from the App: look in the upper left-hand corner of the app and select the three horizontal bars to open the Sidebar menu. You
should see your Smart One’s serial number in the list – if so, select (tap) it to point the app to the device (the serial number will turn orange)
The Bluetooth of your Smart One Peak Flowmeter may need an update. You can perform this update using a different APP (free of charge, available for iOS and Android: FIX SPIRO).
You just purchased a new SmartPhone/table and want to transfer data on it?
We recommend you to use the instruction provided by your operating system provider, Android or iOS, about how to transfer data from an old to a new device.
You only see red readings in your results?
Probably the Standard predicted values do not ft on you and you better input your own
“personal best” value into “Settings”. Ask your doctor, your therapist or your trainer what is your “personal best” value.
You need to delete an inaccurate reading?
Just select “Results” from the main menu, then from the “list” of results you can swipe-left or swipe-right the individual trial you want to delete.
What is your Smart One frmware and bluetooth version?
On Android, just open the Mir Smart One app and click on the “info” button
On iOS, open your iPhone/iPod “Settings”, select the Mir Smart One app from the list below, and the “info” will be displayed.
How to preserve the duration of the batteries?
Remember to “disconnect” the MIR Smart One device from your SmartPhone when you’re done with the test. Just select “Disconnect” on the Mir Smart One App.

You want to connect the Smart One to more than a Smartphone and use it to monitor different people?
You can, the Smart One is a remote device that you can connect to different smartphones and can be used by different people, but not simultaneously. If different smartphones are in the same room or nearby, please remember to keep only ONE smarpthone with bluetooth connection ON, and turn OFF the bluetooth connection of other smartphones nearby. This will allow the Smart One to connect correctly via bluetooth with the only “visible” smartphone nearby.

Is your Smart Phone compatible with the MIR Smart One APP?
Android: mininum operating system requirement is Android 4.4 or higher, and Bluetooth 4.0 or higher. Apple: mininum operating system requirement is iOS 8 or higher. Even if the operating system is compatible, the hardware may not. At the end of this document you will fnd a list of Android and iOS SmartPhones/Tablets we’ve tested.

More questions? Email mir@spirometry.com