Linak HB100 Manual de usuario

LINAK.COM/MEDLINE-CARELINE

HB100

Quick guide

The HB100 is an intelligent hand control with the LINAK

Weighing Solution and many other features. It offers a 2.4” colour display

with a full navigation menu keypad, thus allowing the display to be dynamic without physically having to change the hand control.

The HB100 will automatically scan the system and only show the features available to create a user-friendly experience.

HB100 Weighing Solution

Overview................................................................................................. 4

General menu description........................................................................ 5

Main menu...................................................................................... 5

List menu ........................................................................................ 5

Edit mode........................................................................................ 6

Pop-ups........................................................................................... 6

Scale ............................................................................................... 7

Out Of Bed...................................................................................... 8

Lights.............................................................................................. 9

Settings........................................................................................... 9

Feature descriptions ................................................................................ 10

Scan system..................................................................................... 10

Error list .......................................................................................... 11

Table of contents

Header

Main area

Infoline

Features

Out of bedScale

Lights Settings

Features

Out of bed

Lights Settings

Scale

Language

Settings

Language

Brightness

Reset bed

Weight unit

Decimal symbol .

Wake up on notif.

Max

On the ﬁrst HB100 start-up, and subsequently each time the power supply

has been disconnected, an automatic scan of the systems starts after which

the HB100 is then ready for use. The scan ensures that only connected

devices are visible on the display.

The blue focusing colour indicates the screen area that is currently selected.

Header: The header contains an icon, a headline of the current menu, and an up/down arrow showing if more items are hidden

below or above what is shown in the main area. When nothing is hidden, the arrows are faded. The header is always visible.

Infoline: The infoline is used to give the user information about the feature without having to enter the menu. The far left side of

the infoline is used to show notiﬁcations and errors. The infoline is always visible.

Main area: The main

area has four different

views:

1. Main menu (tiles)

2. List menu

3. Selection list

4. Pop-ups

Main menu example Selection list exampleList menu example

with notiﬁcation

Pop-up example

Functionality

Person is

out of bed

Out Of Bed

Press OK to accept

Under Bed Light

Brightness 25%

Bedside Light

External Light

Lights

Features

Out of bedScale

Lights Settings

Features

Out of bedScale

Lights Settings

Under Bed Light

Brightness 25%

Lights

Out of bed

er Be

Lig

Auto-c

Out Of Bed

Main menu

The main menu is divided into four tiles and can be navigated by the arrow

keys. It can contain from 1 to X tiles, but only four can be seen at a time. If

some features are hidden, they can be accessed by pressing the down key

twice or more.

List menu

The list menu can have from 1 to 6 visible items at a time. List items can have

two main functions: toggle (e.g. on/off) and go to Edit mode (e.g. a timer).

Some features need to be turned on before other settings can be set. When the

feature is off, list items will be in a greyed-out state and cannot be accessed.

Main menu with

Scale tile selected

List menu with 4 items

Main menu with

Settings tile selected

List menu with

disabled list items

General menu description

Zero weight?

Press OK to accept

Scale

Edit mode with more than

4 entries

Edit mode

The Edit mode is accessed through the List menu. The list will focus on the

selected item and is navigated by using the up/down arrow keys. Press OK to

conﬁrm choices or BACK to leave the menu without saving.

Pop-ups

Pop-ups occur when the user needs to take action.

There are three pop-up types.

1. User instructions: These are messages to the user,

asking him/her to wait or accept certain changes.

2. Notiﬁcations: Notiﬁcation pop-ups occur when you

enter a menu with a notiﬁcation.

3. Errors: The error pop-up will be shown when

an error/user error occurs.

Notiﬁcation: Conﬁrm that you

have seen the notiﬁcation.

User instruction: Conﬁrm that you

want to zero the weight.

Error: User error, add

weight to the bed or

check for external factors.

1 min

Language

Out Of Bed

U1AE02:

Insufficient load

Please add weight to

the bed or check if load

cells are unloaded due

to external factors

Scale

Person is

out of bed

Out Of Bed

Press OK to accept

Features

Out of bedScale

Lights Settings

Scale

The Scale feature is used to monitor the patient weight. The Scale menu itself is a special list menu view with focus on showing the

patient weight. The list contains up to four items, depending on calibration.

• Scale on/off: Turns the feature on or off.

• Zero: Zeroes the bed. The bed can only be zeroed if the weight is below 50 kg (This value can be changed when calibrating the bed)

• Auto-compensate: Is used to add/remove items from the bed, such as a new pillow or equipment, without impacting the patient weight.

• High precision: Only accessible if the calibration is made with a value other than 100 g precision (e=0,1). Pressing the high precision will

show a 100 g weight for 5 seconds and then return to showing for instance 500 g again.

The marking plate shows the range in which the Scale will measure and if it supports kilograms and pounds. Values are determined by the

QLCI2 and how it is calibrated.

Min.: Minimum weight to be measured

Max.: Maximum weight to be measured

e: Weight resolution

d: Detailed weight resolution (only visible when e≠d)

To use the Scale feature, a QLCI2 must be connected to the system.

Main menu with

Scale tile selected

An unstable weight is

displayed with a light blue

font.

Scale menu Full marking plate with kg

and lb support. Calibrated

with e = 0.5 kg

75.0kg

Scale

Min. Max. ed

10kg

lb 20

255

500

0.5

0.4

0.1

0.2

Scale

Zero

75.0kg

Scale

Min. Max. ed

10kg

lb 20

255

500

0.5

0.4

0.1

0.2

Scale

Zero

75.0kg

Scale

Min. Max. ed

10kg

lb 20

255

500

0.5

0.4

0.1

0.2

Auto compensation

High resolution

Out Of Bed menu.Main menu with Out Of Bed

tile selected.

The timer to send a gateway

signal can be set in values

from 1 second to 60 minutes.

Out Of Bed

The Out of Bed feature is used to set what happens when the patient leaves the bed. The Out Of Bed menu contains up to six items,

depending on connected accessories.

• Out Of Bed on/off: Turns the feature on or off.

• Timer: The timer determines how much time will

pass after the person has left the bed and a

notiﬁcation appears and/or a signal is sent via a

gateway.

• Under Bed Light: Possible to toggle between

on/off. Activates when the patient leaves the bed

and requires an Under Bed Light.

• Auto-clear: Possible to

decide if the Out Of Bed

notiﬁcation should be

removed automatically

when the patient

returns to the bed.

The default setting

is on.

To use the Out Of Bed

feature, the system

requires a QLCI2 with

4 third party load cells.

When selecting the OOB tile,

the infoline will show if the

timer and/or a light is enabled.

When selecting the Out Of Bed tile,

the infoline will show

the notiﬁcation content.

When the patient leaves the

bed, a notiﬁcation icon will

appear.

When entering the menu, you

need to accept the notiﬁcation. If

auto-clear is enabled, this is not

shown if the patient has returned

to bed.

Features

Scale Out of bed

Lights Settings

Features

Scale Out of bed

Lights Settings

Features

Scale Out of bed

Lights Settings

Person out of bed

Out Of Bed

Timer 1 sec

Under Bed Light

Auto-clear

Out Of Bed

Features

Out of bed

Lights Settings

Scale

1 min

Out Of Bed

Person is

out of bed

Out Of Bed

Press OK to accept

Timer

Features

Out of bed

Lights Settings

Scale

Under Bed Light

Brightness 25%

Lights

It is possible to connect 3 different lights:

• Under Bed Light: Toggle on/off and dimming.

Requires an Under Bed Light.

Settings

• Language: Choose system language. (English, German, French, Spanish, Danish, Portuguese and Chinese)

• Brightness: choose the display brightness level (Min., Mid., Max.)

• Reset bed: This is used to reset the bed to defaults when there is a new patient in the bed.

• Weight unit: Choose kilograms or pounds. The list item is only visible if the calibration supports pounds.

• Decimal symbol: Choose between a comma or dot.

• Gateway signal: Choose how the gateway signal is sent, either pulse or follow. In case of an event using the gateway,

such as a person leaving the bed with Out Of Bed active:

Pulse: Sends a signal via the gateway and shuts off. Will send a new signal when the person returns to bed.

Follow: Will keep sending

a signal as long as the

person is out of bed.

• Wake up on notiﬁcation:

HB100 can wake up, in case

a new notiﬁcation occurs.

• Advanced: It is possible to

modify the advanced settings

under this setting.

- Factory reset: Use this to

reset all the settings to

factory defaults.

- Scan system: Use this to

perform a manual scan for the connected devices and enable/disable them if needed.

- About: It is possible to see the HB100 and QLCI2 SW numbers/versions. In addition to that, a veriﬁcation of the scale system is done here too.

The Under Bed Light

is turned on.

Main menu with

Lights tile selected.

In the main menu you

can see which lights are

currently turned on.

Main menu with

Settings tile selected

Choose language The About sectionSettings list menu

Features

Out of bed

Lights Settings

Scale

Features

Out of bed

Lights Settings

Scale

Settings

Language

Brightness

Reset bed

Weight unit

Decimal symbol .

Wake up on notif.

Max

Language

Settings Settings

Factory reset

Scan system

About

Settings

Scale

Out of bed

Under Bed Light

Settings

Scale

Out of bed

Under Bed Light

Feature descriptions

Scan system

With the scan system functionality, it is possible to have a HB100 equipped with software for all LINAK

features and only show

the ones connected to the system.

This means that it is possible to have the same HB100 for two different beds. The HB100 can scan the system and will only show

the features connected.

The Scan system function is placed under Settings - Advanced.

When you enter the Scan

system, HB100 will scan the

system. This may take a minute.

If for instance you want to

disable Scale, navigate to Scale

and press OK. Then press BACK

to leave the menu. Scale is now

invisible in the main menu.

If you want Scale to be

visible again, simply enable

it in Scan system.

Scanning system

Please wait...

Settings

Factory reset

Scan system

About

Features

Out of bed Lights

Settings

Features

Out of bedScale

Lights Settings

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