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The Philips R s Res espironics V680 V680 Two V Ven enti tilators s in O One Philips Respironics V680 Value summary Easy Versatile Fast Enhance to use operation turnaround patient care 2 Easy to use Easy Simple, familiar


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The Philips R s Res espironics V680 V680 Two V Ven enti tilators s in O One

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Philips Respironics V680 Value summary

Easy to use Versatile

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Fast turnaround Enhance patient care

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Easy to use

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Simple, familiar operation

  • Based on the Philips Respironics V60 screen layout
  • If you have a V60, your training time is greatly reduced with V680

Easy to use

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Not available in USA

Status bar eSYS cartridge Power and help Patient data window Graphs and loop window Settings window

Simple, familiar operation

Easy to use

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Auto-Trak+

  • Auto-Trak+ virtually

eliminates frequent adjustments

  • Enhances patient-

ventilator synchrony

  • Leaves more time with

your patients and not on the machine

Easy to use

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Versatile

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Expanded pediatric range

Pediatrics 5kg – 20 kg Adult > 20 kg

Versatile

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  • Same NIV modes as V60
  • Auto-Trak+
  • Enter Mask Leak

value directly

  • Escalating alarms

Single-limb noninvasive ventilation

Versatile

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  • Simple, familiar operation
  • Dual-limb

–No proprietary valves or sensors

  • Active exhalation valve
  • Escalating alarms
  • Emergency ventilation
  • Respiratory mechanics
  • Loops

Dual-limb invasive ventilation

Versatile

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4.0 1:4.0 525 120 525 2 600 .48 7.2 25

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Enhanced monitoring features

Nine live patient data points can be configured from a selection of up to 23 parameters

Versatile

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Respiratory mechanics

When selected, measures inspiratory effort during first 100 ms

  • n next breath

When selected, changes to square flow delivery for measurement

Versatile

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Fast turnaround

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Simple circuit

  • No proprietary flow sensors or diaphragms
  • Change the circuit, test, and go

Fast turnaround

Not available in USA

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  • Self-contained

exhalation cartridge

  • No need to change

if pre-filtered

  • Easy to remove

for autoclaving

eSYS cartridge

Fast turnaround

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Prompts to guide the user Short self test (SST)

  • Approximately

30 seconds Extended self test (EST)

  • Approximately

3 minutes

Pre-use check

Fast turnaround

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  • Similar to the V60
  • Enter mask leak value
  • Enter exhalation port
  • Start ventilation

Selecting mask and exhalation port

Fast turnaround

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Enhance patient care

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Alarms and back-up ventilation

  • Advanced alarm

management

  • Emergency ventilation

mode

  • Apnea back-up

Enhance patient care

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Not available in USA

Auto-escalating alarm volume

0 seconds 40 seconds 60 seconds Inaudible high priority alarm = No response Elapsed time

Max volume = Response

Enhance patient care

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Not available in USA

Emergency ventilation mode

Continue ventilation with

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patient settings Open leak solenoid Defective eSYS flow sensor or valve stuck closed Exhalation limb

  • cclusion

Enhance patient care

Problem Solution

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Apnea back-up ventilation is available in CPAP mode with alarm.

Single-limb

  • CPAP
  • PSV
  • SIMV-VCV

Dual-limb

  • SIMV-PCV

Emergency ventilation mode

Enhance patient care

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Precise pressure regulation

  • eSYS engages active exhalation valve
  • Voice-coil technology
  • Relieves excessive pressures in circuit

Enhance patient care

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Philip lips R Res espir ironics cs V V680 Value summary

Easy to use Versatile

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Hans Durinck Clinical Marketing Manager, HRC June 2019

Philips Respironics V680 v1.30 software

What has changed from v1.20?

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What is different with v1.30 software

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  • Simplified screen operation
  • Workflow enhancements
  • Nuisance alarm eliminations and reductions
  • Flow-Trak automatic flow delivery in Volume Control

– If Peak Flow is too low, patient can draw additional flow

  • Flow-Volume and Pressure-Volume Loop Overlay

– Up to five loops can be saved, time and date stamped, and displayed over each other

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Screen changes

v1.20 Software v1.30 Software

You can now see and silence alarms in Configuration Screen Weight labels removed Easier to see where to touch to confirm filters

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Changes to EST and SST

  • EST has it all.
  • You no longer

have to run the SST and then EST between patients.

  • Only run the

EST.

  • Use SST for

circuit changes

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EST SST

  • SST will pass a

wider range of circuits and filters.

  • Always run SST

with all filters, humidifiers and adapters

With the v1.30 SW

cross-calibration feature requires O2 connection for EST and SST.

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Screen changes

(v1.30 SW start up settings)

v1.20 Software v1.30 Software

O2 now starts at 40% and PEEP starts at 5 cm H2O v1.20 SW start up settings for O2% and PEEP Adult starts in Volume Control Peds starts in Pressure Control

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Screen changes

(Apnea settings simpler)

v1.20 Software v1.30 Software

Users found this label confusing

v1.30 SW button label simply reads Apnea Settings

Apnea settings default to the current breath type VCV or PCV

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v1.20 Software v1.30 Software

100% Button not covered by Alarms window

100% Button covered by Alarms window

Screen changes

(100% O2 Button always displayed)

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v1.20 SW Software v1.30 Software

v1.30 SW controls for saving and deleting loop

  • verlays

Save up to 5 loops with date and time stamps for trending. Button Color matches loop color for easy identification.

Screen changes

(Loop save and overlay)

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v1.30 Software

Common settings are retained when you change to a different mode.

v1.30 Software

Other screen changes

(Common settings retained)

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v1.30 Software v1.20 Software

Enabled and disabled in Diagnostic Screen System Settings. User informed time delay is now 15 seconds. Enabled and disabled in Diagnostic Screen System Settings. .

v1.30 Software

Other screen changes

(Escalating alarm volume )

Enabled and disabled in Loudness Menu tab. Time delay was 40 seconds.

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  • V680 GUI is now in 11

languages.

  • Chinese, Japanese and

Russian languages added. PRVC MaxP and MinP are relative to PEEP now. Before they were absolute.

Other screen changes

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v1.30 Software

Batch settings colors are more visible

v1.30 Software

Alarm Volume control is no longer linked to Settings Click volume. Click Volume is fixed.

Other screen changes

(small but important)

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v1.30 Software

EST status now displayed to show why you cannot advance

  • ut of

config. screen If Auto-Trak+ settings are changed, label is displayed on mode status bar

v1.30 Software

Other screen changes

(Single limb set up)

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v1.30 Software

If mask and port selection is not allowed, message will alert user. Before, user could not advance to next screen but did not know why. If Leak 1 and DEP are selected, no port test is required. SST button is available for Remote Alarm Test

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v1.30 Software

Other screen changes

(Single limb set up)

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v1.30 Software

If V680 is set up for Single limb ventilation, but a dual limb circuit is attached, the user will see the following alarm Low Min Volume Alarm will delay at startup until the required number of breaths is obtained.

v1.30 Software

Other screen changes

(Single limb set up)

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Flow-Trak

v1.20 Software without Flow-Trak

No added flow delivered

v1.30 Software with Flow-Trak

Flow-Trak activated and more flow delivered Patient tries to draw more inspiratory flow. Patient tries to draw more inspiratory flow.

Flow-Trak provides additional flow on demand if the set Peak Flow is not high enough to satisfy the patient’s inspiratory flow requirements.

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Philips Ventilator Open Interface (PVOI)

  • V680 Expanded

communications protocol

  • Available to all monitor

and EMR providers for driver creation

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V680 v1.30 software enhancements

Patient configuration

  • FiO2 and PEEP default settings are now 40% and 5 cmH2O
  • SST and EST are now combined
  • Failed EST is noted in Single Limb
  • Patient weight ranges removed
  • Message alerts when incorrect mask with exhalation port is

selected

  • Press YES to confirm filters

During Ventilation

  • The Manual Breath and 100% are fully visible even during active

alarms.

  • Touch sound is fixed and not linked to alarm volume adjustment
  • Save and recall up to 5 loops with date and time stamps
  • Additional languages added: Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and

Russian

  • Batch setting labels are bolder yellow
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V680 v1.30 software enhancements

Dual Limb

  • When changing breath type Apnea mode will match and the label now reads

“Apnea Settings”

  • Eliminated Low Minute Volume nuisance alarm at start-up
  • Default settings updated and common ventilator settings retained when

changing modes

  • Flow-Trak Demand Flow ensures that the patient’s inspiratory demand flow is

met in volume ventilation

  • PEEP is relative in PRVC

Single Limb

  • Auto-Trak+ displayed when settings have been changed from “Normal”
  • Notification if a dual limb circuit is in place when Single Limb ventilation

selected Auto escalation alarm

  • Abled and disabled through diagnostic mode and displays in Menu tab under

“Loudness”

  • Time to volume escalation is now 15 seconds
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