SpO2
Measuring range 35% – 100% (the resolution is 1%)
Accuracy 70% - 100%: ±2 %, 35% - 69%: unspecied
Pulse Rate
Measuring range 30 – 250 bpm (the resolution is 1 bpm)
Accuracy 30 – 250 ± 3 digits
Probe T ype
Pr obe model Rossmax P A100, PB100, PC100, PD100(Single Use), PF100
Extension cord Rossmax PE100
Optical Sensor The wavelength of r ed LED is 660nm and Infrared LED is 905/880nm with
maximum optical output power of 4mW .
Electrical Specic ation
Battery AA * 4 (Alkaline)
Battery Life Continually for 15 hours with 4 alkaline batteries
AC Adaptor Model: HK- X205-A06, HK-XW05-A06, ( W=1,2,3,4), HKKS-13116, HKKS-13117
Input: AC100-240V , 50/60H z, 0.2A max; Output: DC 6V , 0.8A
Environmen tal conditions
Operation Condition T emperature: 5°C – 40°C (41°F – 104°F), Relative Humidity :15% – 95%(non
condensing), Atmospheric pressure: 700hP a ~ 1060hPa
Storage /T ranspor t
Condition T emperature: -25°C – 70°C (-13°F – 158°F), Relative Humidity :15% – 90%(non
condensing), Atmospheric pressure: 700hP a ~ 1060hPa
Note: The condition of -25°C or 70°C back to use should stand for 3 hours at
room temperatur e.
Dimension Size: 14.5(L) x 7.25( W ) x 2.25cm(H)
Weight About 150g (without the batteries)
Standard IEC/EN60601-1, IEC/EN60601-1-2, IEC/EN60601-1-11, ISO80601-2-61
Symbol Descriptors
Manufacturer
Serial number
EU representativ e
T ype BF (Body Floating)
IP Classication IP22: Pr otected against foreig n objects and moisture
CE Mark
W arning: the symbol on this product means that it ’ s an electronic product
and following the Eur opean directive 2012/19/EU the electronic products
have to be dispose on your local r ecycling centre for saf e treatment.
Symptoms Check points Corrections
SpO2 or Pulse rate
cannot displayed
-
% SpO2
Check
BPM
The icon “- -“ shows on the
screen Place the nger pr operly and
tr y again.
This icon means probe
connect failure.
Be sure ”Rossmax ” probe is
connected to the device
correctly.
This icon means probe
dysfunction Replace with new probe.
Applied nger improperly Place the nger properly and
tr y again
SpO2 or Pulse rate ar e
not displayed stably
F inger is shaking or body is moving Keep body steady
Applied nger improperly Place the nger properly and
tr y again
No display when the
bottom is pressed
Batteries run down Replace with new batteries
Batteries inserted incor rectly Re -insert batteries
Note: After clearing data, the icon will show 0 data.
Caution: The d eleted data could not be restored.
W arning
Cleaning
Maintenanc e
Memories mode - S av e C ycle
Memories mode - Clear Data
Specification
T roubleshooting
Audio Signals
• This d evice is not int ended for use b y peo ple (including children) with restric ted ph ysical, s ensor y or
mental skills or a lack of exper ience and/ or a lack of knowl edge, unless they are super vised by a p er-
son who has responsibilit y for their safet y or they re ceive in stru ctio ns from this person on how to
use the device. Children s hould be sup er vised around the dev ice to en sure they do not play with it.
• This device only for spot-check ing, but not me dical result evaluation.
• This dev ice is designe d to determine the percentage o f ar terial oxygen saturation of func tional
hemoglo bin. F a ctors that may degra de pulse oximeter per formance or af fe ct th e accurac y of the
measuremen t include the following:
- Do not apply th e pulse oximeter on the same arm as a blo od pressure cuf f, arterial catheter or
infusion line (s)
- Excessive ligh t, such as sunligh t or direct h ome lighting.
- Not steady at the site of application ( e.g. term-bling)
- Moisture in the device
- Improperly applied d evice
- Finger is t oo large or too small to fit int o th e device
- Poor pulse quality
- V enous pulsations
- Anemi a or low hemoglobi n conc entra tions
- Cardio green and other intravascular dyes
- Carboxyhemo globin
- Methemoglo bin
- Dysfunc tional hemoglobin
- Arti ficial nail or fingernail po lish
- On fingers wi th anatomical changes, oedemas, scar s or burns.
- The conditional of p robe. Use only the Rossmax approved pulse oximeter sensor , c able and
accessories. The se par ts are not reprocessed. Use of other sensor s, cable and accessories can result
in ina ccurate readin gs.
• Us ing the device for long per iods may cause pain for p eop le with circulat or y disorders . R eposition
the device (probe) at least once every 4 ho urs to allow the patient’s skin to bre ath and to check
patient’s condition regularly .
• Do not use the dev ice near flammable or e xplosive gas mix tures.
• Do not use the dev ice during an MRI or C T scan.
• The dev ice will be af fec ted by ele ct romagnetic interference during operation.
• A warning that other cables and accessories may negatively af fe c t EMC per formance.
• The device may not work when circula tion is reduced. Warm o r rub the finger, or re -position th e
device.
• This device is a p recision elec tronic instrument and must be repaired by qualified technical
professionals. Field repair of the device is not possible. Do not attempt to open the case o r repair
the elec tronic s. Op ening the case may damage the device and void the war rant y .
• Do not overex tend the device’s spring.
• A func tional tester cannot be use d to acc e ss the accurac y of a pulse oximeter monitor .
• Do not self-diago nse or self-medic ate on the basis of the m easur ements w ithout cons ulting your
doc tor . In par ticular , do n ot star t tak ing any new medication or change th e t ype and / or dosage o f
any exi sting medication wit hout prior appro val.
• Do n ot loo k direc tly inside the housing during the measurement. The red light and the invisible
infra -red light in the probe are harmful to your eyes.
• Please be aware that user with su sceptible skin.
• As with all me dical equipment, carefully route patient c abling to reduce the p ossibility of patient
entang lement or strangulat ion.
• The ma ximum temperature might r each 4 2.4°C wh en operating for lon g time.
• The oximeter is calibr ated in the f ac tor y before sale, there is no ne ed to calibrate it during it s life
c ycl e.
• Do not reuse or disinfect disposab le SpO2 pr obe. (only for PD 100)
1 . Please clean the surf ace of the device before using. Wipe th e device with medic al alcohol (7 0%
isopropyl alcohol) firs t, and then let i t dr y in air or clean it by dry clean f abric.
2. U sing the medical alcohol to clean the produc t af ter use, prevent from cros s infec tion for nex t
time use.
3. The b est s torage environment of the device is - 25°C ~ 70 °C amb ient temperature and not higher
than 90 % relative humidit y.
Note: 1 . D o not sterilize, autocla ve or immerse this device in liquid. Do not pour or spr ay any liqu ids
onto the device.
2. Do not use caustic or abr asive cleaning agents, or any clean ing agent containing ammonium
chloride or i sopropyl al cohol.
Recommends user to return this device t o the manufac turer per for m the following che cks ever y 24
mo nths .
• Inspec t the equipm ent for mechanical and func tional damage o r deterioration.
• Ensur e all user int er face keys and accessories func tion nor mally .
Note: Manufac turer use Index 2 SpO 2 simulat or to verif y operation o f the pulse oximeter device.
Opt iona l of me mor y in ter va l: 60 / 30 / 10 second s
• Press the but ton and / but ton to highl ight “Memor y ” option, and then press the
but ton to selec t the option.
• Entr y “Memor y Mode” , pr ess the / but ton to highlig ht “Save C ycle” option, and then press
the but ton to selec t the o ption.
• Entr y “ Save C ycle” , p ress the / but ton to highligh t option, and then press the button
to selec t the option.
• Press the / but ton to change the value; press the but ton to save the desired value.
• Press the / but ton and the b ut ton to selec t “Back /E xit ” to return.
• Press the b ut ton and / b ut ton to hig hlight “Cle ar Data” option, and then press the
but ton to selec t the option.
• Entr y “Clear Data” , press th e / b ut ton to highl ight “Sure” option, and then press the
but ton to selec t the option.
• Press the / but ton and the b ut ton to selec t “Back /E xit ” to return.
No. Name L CD Display Sound Control
1 Po wer on
V0.00
0
0
% SpO2
Artery
Check
BPM
288
M
ACT PPG
Beep for 2 seconds Pr ess button
Software
version start measure
2Pulse
search The icon ickers X X
3
Max./ Min
SpO2 and
Pulse rate
warning
Show or in red icon.
Reects upper or lower alarm
limits.
Beep-beep sounded
repeatedly Default
Mute for temporary, will
Beep-beep sounded
after two minutes. mode
Mute befor e power o mode
Bar Chart
• Entr y “Data Histor y ” , press the / b ut ton to highl ight “Bar Char t ” option for viewing s tatistics
of SpO2, a nd then press the b ut ton to selec t the option.
• Entr y “ SpO 2 Memor y Data” , press the but ton to go back to the monitoring screen.
Mem or y T r ansf er to ROSSM A X Sof t war e
• Entr y int o “ Data Histor y ” , press the / but ton to highlig ht “Memor y T r ansfer” o ption, and
then press the but ton to star t data tr ansmis sion for a few seconds.
Note: Before entering the data history mo de, the icon should collect m ore than 1 data.
4Pr obe
failure
alarm
ACT PPG
The icon shows
on the screen Beep-beep sounded
repeatedly X
5
Pr obe
connect
failure
alarm
ACT PPG
The icon shows
on the screen Beep-beep sounded
repeatedly x
6Low
battery
alarm
ACT PPG
The icon shows
on the screen
Beep-beep sounded
repeatedly f or 1 minute
and power o x
7Automatic
O X Beep-beep sounded
and then power o
After pulse is unde-
tectable for around
1 minute.
8Unable
measure - -
- -
% SpO2
Artery
Check
BPM
ACT PPG
Blood saturation
& pulse rate
appears “ - - “
Beep-beep sounded
repeatedly . x
9 AC P ower icon X Remove or connect
AC power cable to
device.
Note : Description of t he ef fec t on displ ayed and tran smitted SpO 2 and pulse rat e:
• Data a veragi ng: 4 second s for SpO 2; 8 seconds f or pulse ra te .
• Data upda te del ay: Les s than 2 sec onds.
• Alarm c ondition del ay: Les s than 8 sec onds for S pO 2; Les s than 1 6 seconds for pul se r at e.
• Alarm s ignal gene ration dela y : Less th an 1 second for S pO 2 and pul se rate .
The display disappears
suddenly
The device will auto power o when it
gets no signal Normal
Low batt er y Replace with new batteries
Note: If the unit does not work, return it to your de aler . Under no circumstance s hould you
disassemble and re pair the unit by yourself . Model: SA300
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Handheld Pulse Oximeter
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycl e
Data History
Memory Off
Save Cycle
60 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
30 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycle
Data History
Memory Off
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycl e
Data History
Memory Off
Save Cycle
60 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
30 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycle
Data History
Memory Off
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycle
Data History
Memory Off
Save Cycle
60 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
30 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycle
Data History
Memory Off
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycl e
Data History
Memory Off
Save Cycle
60 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
30 Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10Sec
Back
Save Cycle
10 Sec
Back
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Clear Data
Back
Sure
Memory Mode
Back
Clear Data
Save Cycle
Data History
Memory Off
Settings
Date
Time
Alarm SpO
Alarm PR
Memory
Exit
2
60/30/10
seconds
Electromagnetic Compatibility Information
1. This device needs to be installed and put into service in accordance with the information provided in the user manual .
2. W ARNING: Portable RF communications equipment (including peripherals such as antenna cables and ex ternal antennas)
should be used no closer than 30 cm (12 inches) to any part of the SA300, including cables specied by the manufacturer .
Other wise, degradation of the performance of this device could result.
If higher IMMUNIT Y TEST LEVELS than those specied in T able are used, the minimum separation distance may be lower ed. Lo wer
minimum separation distances shall be calculated using the equation.
Manufacturer ’ s declaration- electromagnetic immunity
The SA300 is intended for use in the electromagnetic en vironment specied below . The customer or the user of the SA300
should assure that is used in such and environment.
Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment -guidance
Conducted RF
IEC 61000-4-6
3 Vrms:
0,15 MHz – 80 MHz
6 V rms: in ISM and ama-
teur radio bands between
0,15 MHz and 80 MHz
80 % AM at 1 kHz
3 Vrms:
0,15 MHz – 80 MHz
6 V rms: in ISM and ama-
teur radio bands between
0,15 MHz and 80 MHz
80 % AM at 1 kHz
Portable and mobile RF communications equip-
ment should be used no closer to any part of the
SA300 including cables, than the recommended
separation distance calculated from the equation
applicable to the frequency of the transmitter .
Recommended separation distance:
d = 1,2 √P , d = 1,2 √P 80MHz to 800 MH z, d = 2,3 √P
800MHz to 2,7 GHz
IN0SA300000000031
W arranty Card
This instrument is covered b y a 2 years guarantee from the dat e of purchase, batteries and
accessories are not included. The guarantee is valid only on presentation of the guarantee
card completed by the dealer confirming date of pur chase or the receipt. Opening or alt ering
the instrument invalidates the guarantee . The guarantee does not cover damage, accidents or
non-compliance with the instruc tion manual. Please contact your local seller/dealer or www .
rossmax.com.
Customer Name: __________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________
T elephone: _______________________________________________________________
E-mail address: ____________________________________________________________
Product Information:
Date of purchase: __________________________________________________________
Store where pur chased:
__________________________________________________________________________
Rossmax Inno T ek Corp .
12F ., No . 189, Kang Chien Rd ., T aipei, 114, T aiwan.
CMC Medical Devices & Drugs S.L.
C/ Horacio L engo N° 18, CP 29006, Málaga, Spain
Radiated RF IEC
61000-4-3
10 V/m
80 MHz – 2,7 GHz
80 % AM at 1 kHz
10 V/m
80 MHz – 2,7 GHz
80 % AM at 1 kHz
Where P is the maximum output power rating of the
transmitter in watts ( W ) according to the transmitter
manufacturer and d is the recommended separation
distance in metres (m).
Inter ference may occur in the vicinity of equipment
marked with the following symbol:
NOTE1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is a ected by absorption and reec-
tion from structures, objects and people.
More information on EMC compliance of the device may be obtained from Rossmax using the contacts shown in this manual.
The tex t is subjec t to change without f ur ther notice.
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