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6.3.1 opening the app
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ATTENTION - Make sure the app is already installed. If not please read section https://brain4care.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/B4CSENSORGUIDE28B4CSENSORGUIDE29/pages/23906936182853210148/5+equipment+installation#5.0-mobile-app-installation |
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Step 2 - authenticate your user
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ATTENTION - you should already have a personal ID and respective password given to you by your clinical engineering team. If note please reach out to them to be able to use the B4C System. |
On the home screen, log in using the ID option (1), followed by the actual user ID + password(2), and press login (4). (Figure 6.3-2)
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ATTENTION - if your personal account password is the same as your corporate account password you will be taken directly to the first login screen (Step 5 bellow) |
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Table 6.6-1 - Monitoring session status (col.7)
Icon | Status | Description |
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 | Sent | Monitoring session data has been sent |
 | Sending | The monitoring data is being sent |
 | In queue | Data from that monitoring session is queued and is to be sent in place X / of a queue of Y sessions. The most recent monitoring sessions are sent first |
 | Incomplete | Sync paused pending patient data confirmation. Click on the monitoring session to confirm patient data. This can only be done on the mobile device that was used to create monitoring session. |
 | Offline | Appears when the app is offline |
Table 6.6-2 - Report status (col.8)
Icon | Status | Description |
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 | Report available in the cloud | Indicates that the report is in the cloud. In this case, the mobile device needs to be ONLINE to access the report. |
 | Report locally available | Indicates that the report was downloaded on the mobile device, i.e., it is available offline. |
6.3.2 pairing the sensor
Step 1 - turn on the sensor
To turn on the sensor, slide the on/off switch towards the “I” position. Make sure you are not trying the press the interface button. This is used to pair the sensor with a dongle (please see section https://brain4care.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/B4CSENSORGUIDE28B4CSENSORGUIDE29/pages/2390694654#62853211499#6.8.1-manual-pairing if you are using a dongle)
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Figure 6.3-6 Location of the power button, sensor interface button, and status LED.
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ATTENTION - If the switch is not in its final position, the internal pin protector may interfere with adequate pin movement, decreasing sensor sensitivity, or even causing misreadings. |
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ATTENTION - The maximum operating temperature of the BcSs-PICW-2000 sensor model is 35°C. Therefore, if it is stored in a location of up to 40°C, it is recommended to use the sensor in a place with a temperature within the operating range (0 to 35°C) and wait until the sensor cools down. If the operating environment is at 20°C, the sensor takes approximately 6 minutes to cool down and reach the operating temperature (35°C). |
Step 2 - trigger sensor pairing
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A list of active sensors that are nearby will appear on your sensor pairing pop-up screen (1). The closest sensor will be selected automatically. Verify if the sensor UDI (Unique Device ID) on the sensor, opposite the power buttons, is the same that has been selected from the sensor list in the mobile app.
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TIP - Some sensors may not be available for selection (dimmed) because they are blocked or do not belong to your organization, or are awaiting activation (if your sensor is not active, check with your clinical engineering team). |
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