User's Manual

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CPR4 UA10821A
For the same reason, if the CPR4 does not turn on, check at first that the USB cable is properly and completely
inserted into a working USB port of the programmer. Also, try changing ports.
5.3 UPGRADE OF THE PROGRAMMING HEAD’S SOFTWARE
The CPR4 contains a dedicated embedded software. When a new release of this software is available, it will be
included in a comprehensive upgrade of the programmer’s software (SmartView).
In this case, the first time the head is connected to the programmer after the SmartView upgrade, its software is
automatically updated. During this task, the white LEDs on the CPR4 will illuminate in circle, one after the other,
while a message on the screen informs the user about the progression.
6 MAINTENANCE
6.1 Cleaning
The CPR4 should never be immersed in any liquid or cleaned with sterilization products. Avoid spilling liquid
on the equipment.
In order to clean the CPR4:
1. Visually inspect it for contaminants and remove loose material with a dry or water-moistened cloth.
2. Then clean it with a tissue pad or a wipe moistened with one of the following agents:
Ethyl alcohol
Isopropyl alcohol
The above-mentioned agents have been tested by the manufacturer, and validated to neither cause physical damage
nor degradation to the CPR4.
6.2 Disinfection and sterilization
The CPR4 is delivered non sterile, and cannot be disinfected or sterilized. It must be covered with a sterile
sleeve when using in sterile environments.
6.3 System end-of-life
At its end of life, the CPR4 shall be sent back to the manufacturer for recycling.
6.4 Regular maintenance
All of the tasks relative to regular (i.e. periodical, preventive) maintenance of CPR4 consist of cleaning the outer
surfaces.
Please note that, in some jurisdictions, local regulation may require the execution of some specific safety inspections.
It is recommended to visually inspect the CPR4 before use.
In case of any visible damage, please contact your MicroPort representative.
7 GUIDANCE AND MANUFACTURER'S DECLARATION
All information below is based on the normative requirements to which the manufacturers of electro-medical devices
are subject, in the sense of IEC60601-1-2.