Presets Parameters 12.20

AK 95 / AK 95 S,
PROGRAM VERSION 12.20
Preset parameters
Group Name Default Minimum Maximum Comment
0 Start up
0-0 Acetate/Bicarbonate mode Acetate or Bicarbonate at start-up
Acetate/Bicarb. Bicarb. Acetate Bicarb.
0-1 Double/single needle mode Double or Single needle at start-up
DN/SN DN DN SN
0-3 Priming type Normal = Machine starts up in normal priming mode
Type NORMAL NORMAL AUTO Auto = Machine starts up in Auto priming mode
1 Configuration
1-0 Language Language selection
Language English Depending on prom version (standard or extended)
1-1 Arterial pressure Machine equipped with arterial pressure transducer
Arterial pressure Inst Inst Not Inst
1-2 Arterial guard Machine equipped with arterial pressure switch
Arterial guard Not Inst Inst Not Inst
1-3 Arterial pressure preset Not inst = Both the lower and the upper arterial limit will centralize
to the measured arterial value according to arterial window with
set in preset 2-15.
Arterial pressure preset Not Inst Not Inst Inst Inst = Only the lower limit will centralize to the measured arterial
value. The upper limit is possible to preset to anything between
-200mmHg and +200mmHg with preset 2-16..
1-4 Heater power Heater rod power
Heater Power(W) 3*580 1000, 1300, 1750, 1000 = 100V mains voltage
3*580 1300 = 115V mains voltage
1750 = 230V mains voltage
3*580 = 230V mains voltage (new heater)
1-5 pH cell Machine equipped with pH cell
pH Cell Not Inst Inst Not Inst
1-6 BiCart holder Machine equipped with BiCart holder
BiCart holder Inst Inst Not Inst
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Group Name Default Minimum Maximum Comment
1-7 BiCart emptying Fluid or powder emptying of BiCart
BiCart emptying Fluid Fluid Powder If this preset is set to powder, the BiCart will be completely
emptied.
1-8 BiCart priming, extra flush Extra flush time during BiCart priming.
Flush (sec) DISABLED 10 600
1-9 Degassing pressure Degassing pressure (negative sign omitted)
Degass pressure -610 -300 -700 The value must be changed depending on altitude.
Altitude (m): Recommended degassing pressure:

0 -610 mmHg
200 -590 mmHg
400 -570 mmHg
600 -550 mmHg
800 -530 mmHg
1000 -510 mmHg
1400 -480 mmHg
1800 -450 mmHg
2200 -415 mmHg
2400 -400 mmHg
3000 -350 mmHg
3800 -300 mmHg
1-10 Blood pump segment diameters
1-10-0 Blood pump tube ALT1 Blood tube set no 1
Tube Diam (mm) 7.90 2.00 8.50
Tube Diam (mm) 6.35 2.00 8.50
Tube Diam (mm) 4.00 2.00 8.50
1-11 Heparin pump
1-11-0 Heparin pump install Machine equipped with heparin pump
Heparin pump Inst Inst Not Inst
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1-11-1 Heparin syringe, inner diameter Heparin syringe, inner diameter

Diameter (mm) 20.0 10.0 30.0 This value is used by the machine to calculate the volume of the
infuced Heparin.
1-19 Clin Automation Com Superv Not implemented yet
Clin aut com sup Not Inst Inst Not Inst
1-21 Fluid in warm start Fluid monitor starts immediately after power failure
Fluid in warmstart Inst Inst Not Inst
1-22 Isol UF Handling Time handling in isolated UF (isol. UF time added/not added to
total treatment time)
Isol UF Handling Acc Acc Diff ACC = The UF volume during Isol UF added
Diff = The UF volume during Isol UF not added
1-23 Serial Communication type Serial communication type
Serial Comm. RS232 RS232 RS422
1-24 Flush tube attention Attention to remind operator to flush fluid tubes before treatment
Flush tube attn Not Inst Inst Not Inst
1-25 HPG Max Limit Maximum HPG pressure limit in mmHg
HPG Max Limit 650 450 700
1-26 UFD Machine equipped with UFD-kit
UFD Not Inst Not Inst Inst
1-27 Negative TMP Attention Attention if TMP is negative
Negative TMP Attention Inst Not Inst Inst Inst = A back filtration warning will be given the first time the TMP
low limit is set to a negative value.
The operator has to confirm the warning by pressing the TMP
button.
Not Inst = This must be confirmed when exiting the preset mode.
No back filtration warning will be given when setting a negative
TMP low limit during treatment.
1-28 Blood pump stop in priming Blood pump stops when machine detects blood
Blood pump stop in priming Not Inst Not Inst Inst When this preset is set to Inst, the blood pump will automatically
stop when blood is detected by the priming detector.
1-29 Click Knobs Click knobs installed
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Click Knobs Inst Not Inst Inst
1-30 Installed panel type Panel type installed
Installed panel type 2 1 2 1 = old panel type
2 = new panel type
See GI 146 for more information
1-31 Blood pressure monitor BPM installed
BPM Not Inst Not Inst Inst
1-32 Profiling Profiling installed
Profile Not Inst Not Inst Inst
1-33 Inlet conductivity check False = No inlet cond
In cnd check False False True True = Max 2,5 mS/cm
True = It is possible to, under the control and confirmation of the
operator, run the machine with higher inlet conductivity. If the inlet
conductivity is above 2,5 mS/cm the error code C CFM 028 003
will occur.
1-34 Variable fluid flow Inst = Variable flow kit installed.
Var. flow Inst Inst Not Inst Inst Not Inst = Variable flow kit not installed.
1-35 Night light True = Possible to turn off the panel light by pressing mute button
for 3 seconds.
False False True False = Not possible to turn off the panel light.
1-36 No water consumption mode True = INVA close, pumps stop, signal to turn of WRO when
concentrate standby mode is activated.
No water consump False False True False = No water consumption during concentrate standby mode.
1-37 Concentrate standby Fch 0 = No automatic concentrate standby mode after Fch.
Standby Fch (Sec) 0 0 3600 1-3600 = Seconds after Fch until concentrate standby mode is
activated.
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1-38 Concentrate standby priming 0 = No automatic concentrate standby mode after priming.
Standby prim (Sec) 0 0 3600 1-3600 = Seconds after priming until concentrate standby mode is
activated.
1-40 WRO 300 H installed Inst = Possible to perform an integrated heat with a WRO 300 H
WRO 300 H inst Not Inst Not Inst Inst Not Inst = Not possible to perform an integrated heat with a WRO
300 H
1-41 Installed RTC type The real time clock on the protective driver board.
RTC Type 2 1 2 1 = Old type of RTC, Prot. driver board K16646006 and below.
2 = New type of RTC Prot. driver board K16646008 and above.
2 Set values and limits

2-0 Blood flow
2-0-0 Blood flow set (ml/min) Blood flow value at start-up
Blood flow 150 0 500
2-0-1 Blood flow low limit (ml/min) Blood flow low limit at start-up
Blood fl Low Lim 100 0 500
2-0-2 Blood flow low alarm delay (min) Delay time before attention regarding low blood flow
LL alarm delay (m) 5 0 60
2-0-3 Blood flow bypass (m/min) Blood flow during override
Blood fl bypass 50 0 500 The speed of the blood pump during override of following alarms:
blood leak, air detector
2-0-4 Blood flow stop time max Delay time before attention regarding blood pump stopped
Stoptime max (s) 60 20 180
2-0-5 Blood flow high limit (ml/min) Maximum allowed Blood flow setting.
Blood flow high limit (ml/min) 500 0 500
2-1 Blood pump coeff. high vpr test P coefficient in the blood pump regulation during high venous
pressure test (ramping speed of the blood pump)
Bl. pump P coeff 2 2 5
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2-2 Priming volume limit

2-2-0 Priming volume limit (l) Priming volume
Priming vol (l) 2.0 0.5 100.0
2-2-1 Extra Priming volume limit (l) Extra priming volume (Max volume increased to 10 liters in P3.00)
Extra pr vol (l) 0.5 0.0 10.0 0 = Deactivated (no attention will be generated)
2-3 Heparin flow Heparin value at start-up
Flow (ml/hour) 0.0 0.0 10.0
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2-4 Heparin stop limit Automatic stop time for heparin pump (in minutes before end of
treatment)
Heparin stoptime 00:20 00:00 09:59
2-5 Temperature Set temperature value and operator LL and HL (low/high level)
Temp 35.0, 37.0, 39.0 33.0 40.0
2-6 pH pH low and high limits
pH 6.00, 8.00 5.00 9.00
2-7 TMP limits TMP start-up limits
TMP -100, 400 -200 500
2-8 TMPwindow TMP window size during treatment (diffusion)
Width (mmHg) 200 10 300
TMP low part 25 20 80 Part (%) of the TMP window below the set point (diffusion)
2-9 TMP window isol. UF TMP window size during treatment (isolated UF)
Width (mmHg) 200 10 300
TMP isol low part 75 20 80 Part (%) of the TMP window below the set point (isolated UF)
2-10 Venous pressure limits Venous pressure start-up limits

Pressure (mmHg) -100, 300 -100 500
2-11 Venous pressure window Venous window size during treatment
Width (mmHg) 100 10 200
Ven. pr. low part 50 20 80 Part (%) of the venous window that is below the set point
2-12 Ven.pr.auto limits S/N Venous pressure start-up limits during single needle (S/N)
Auto S/N (mmHg) 150, 350 -100 500
2-13 Ven.pr.auto limit alarm delay Attention delay time for venous pressure low limit < 10mmHg
delay time (s) 600 120 1200
2-14 Arterial pressure limits Arterial pressure start-up limits
Limits (mmHg) -250, 250 -700 750
2-15 Arterial pressure window Arterial window size during treatment
Width (mmHg) 200 10 300
Art.pr. low part 50 20 80 Part (%) of the arterial window that is below the set point
2-16 Arterial pressure upper alarm Arterial pressure upper alarm limit
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limits (mmHg) 0 -200 250 Only active if preset 1-3 is set to Inst.
2-17 Na set acetate (mmol/l)
Acetate Na set 130.0, 140.0, 160.0 130.0 160.0 Sodium value (acetate mode) and operator LL and HL (low/high
level)
2-18 Ac conc. acetate Active Acetate bank during start-up
Ac conc. select ALT1 ALT1 ALT3
2-19 Na set bicarbonate (mmol/l) Sodium value (bicarbonate mode) and operator LL and HL
(low/high level)
Bicarb Na set 130.0, 140.0, 160.0 130.0 160.0
2-20 HCO3 set bicarbonate (mmol/l) Bicarbonate value and operator LL and HL (low/high level)
Bicarb HCO3 set 20.0, 34.0, 40.0 20.0 40.0
2-21 Bc conc. bicarbonate Active Bicarbonate bank during start-up
Bc conc. select ALT1 ALT1 ALT3
2-22 Concentrate pump windows
2-22-0 Acetate pump B window (%) Maximum allowed pump speed deviation (acetate)
Ac pumpB window % 10 0 30
2-22-1 Bicarb. pump A window (%) Maximum allowed pump speed deviation (A-concentrate)
Bc pumpA window % 10 0 30
2-22-2 Bicarb. pump B window (%) Maximum allowed pump speed deviation (Bicarb-concentrate)
Bc pumpB window % 20 0 40
2-22-3 Composition deviation ( % ) Maximum pump speed ratio
Comp. dev. % 15 0 30 Maximum difference between pump A and pump B
2-23 UF volume and time/Diffusion
UF vol Diff. (l) 0.00 0.00 10.00 UF volume, start-up value
Time Diff. 04:00 00:00 09:59 Treatment time, start-up value
2-24 UF volume and time/Seq. -isol.
UF vol Isol. UF 0.00 0.00 10.00 UF volume (isolated UF), start-up value
Time Isol. UF 00:00 00:00 09:59 Treatment time (isolated UF), start-up value
2-25 UF stop timeout Attention delay time for stopped ultrafiltration
Timeout 00:05 00:01 01:00
2-26 UF rate
2-26-0 Minimum UF rate 0.10 0.00 4.00 Start-up value for minimum UF rate
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UF rate (l/hour) 0.00, 4.00 0.00 4.00 Minimum allowed UF rate, high and low limits
2-26-1 Maximum UF rate Maximum allowed UF rate
UF rate (l/hour) 4.00 0.00 5.00
2-26-2 Priming UF rate Start-up value for priming UF rate
UF rate (l/hour) 0.10 0.00 4.00
2-26-3 UF gain coefficient Maximum allowed deviation between actual and calculated UF rate
(UF rate limit = “UF Gain Max gain” x calculated UF rate)
UF Gain Max gain 1.20 1.00 2.00
2-27 DialysisFlow Limit for low flow attention. If the machine is equipped with
Limits (ml/min) 425 200 800 adjustable flow this value will be set to the set value –75 ml/min
automatically.
2-28 Max conductivity difference Maximum allowed conductivity difference
Limits (mS/cm) 0.3 0 1.0 Between cond A and cond B during FCH
2-29 Max temperature limits Maximum allowed temperature limits
Temp limits 33,40 33 40
2-30 Max pH limits Maximum allowed pH limits
pH limits 5.00, 9.00 5.00 9.00
2-31 Max venous pressure limits Maximum allowed venous pressure limits
Limits (mmHg) -100, 500 -100 500
2-32 Max arterial pressure limits Maximum allowed arterial pressure limits
Limits (mmHg) -700, 750 -700 750
2-33 Variable fluid flow value 500 300 700 Start up value
Fluid flow 300, 700 300 700 Minimum fluid flow allowed, Maximum fluid flow allowed
3 Override times
3-0 AirDetOverrideTime Air detector override time (0 = inactivated)
AirDet Time (s) 0 0 120 In alarm situations it can be possible to override the alarm actions
for a limited time.
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3-1 AprOverrideTime Arterial pressure override time

Apr Time (s) 15 5 120 In alarm situations it is possible to override the alarm actions for a
limited time.
3-2 BlLeakOverrideTime Blood leak attention override time
BlLeak Time (s) 15 5 120 In alarm situations it is possible to override the alarm actions for a
limited time.
3-3 VprOverrideTime Venous pressure override time
Vpr Time (s) 15 5 120 In alarm situations it is possible to override the alarm actions for a
limited time.
3-4 AprGrdTime (s) Arterial pressure guard override time
15 5 120 In alarm situations it is possible to override the alarm actions for a
limited time.
4 Auto priming
4-0 Auto priming install Auto priming feature active
Auto-priming Not Inst Inst Not Inst
4-1 Auto priming default ALT Active auto-priming bank during start-up
Default Alt ALT1 ALT1 ALT3
4-2 Autopriming ALT 1
4-2-0 Label Label in ALT1
Label DIA 1
4-2-1 Fill flow Blood pump speed during fill of dialyzer
FillFlow (ml/min) 100 0 500 This is the initial flow rate when
filling the dialyzer and blood lines
4-2-2 Fill time Blood pump running time during fill of dialyzer
Fill time (s) 180 0 3600 This is the time for filling the dialyzer
and blood lines completely.
4-2-3 Pressure test build time Time-out if venous pressure high limit not reached
Pr. build time (s) 0 0 30 The venous clamp closes. This is the time for
building up the venous pressure alarm limit.
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4-2-4 Pressure test drop time Pressure drop measuring time (only active if 4-2-3 > 0)
Pr. drop time (s) 0 0 60 The measurement time for the pressure
drop when performing the leakage test
of the dialyzer.
4-2-5 Pressure test drop Pressure drop limit (only active if 4-2-3 >0)
Pr. drop (mmHg) 0 0 1000 The acceptable pressure drop when per-
forming the leakage test of the dialyzer.
4-2-6 Priming flow Blood pump speed during priming of dialyzer
PrimFlow (ml/min) 200 0 500 This is the flow rate during the priming
phase as well as during the flushing phases.
4-2-7 Priming time Blood pump running time during priming of dialyzer
Priming time (s) 120 0 3600 This is the required time for the priming
phase.
4-2-8 Cycle time Venous clamp toggle time
Cycle time (s) 3 0 60 This time specifies the opening and closing
time of the venous clamp during the priming
phase.
4-2-9 Level time Time during fill of venous line
Level time (s) 0 0 60 This is the time necessary to fill up the
venous drip chamber to a correct level.
4-2-10 Flush time 1 Time during flush of dialyzer, part 1
Flushing time1 (s) 120 0 3600 During this time, the remaining air in
the dialyzer and blood lines will be expelled.
4-2-11 Flush time 2 Time during flush of dialyzer, part 2
Flushing time2 (s) 120 0 3600 If a second flush is requested, select this time.
4-2-12 Priming UF Rate Auto-priming UF rate
UF Rate (l/hour) 1.00 0.00 4.00
4-2-13 Venous line time Time during flush of venous line (only active if 4-2-9 > 0)
Ven line time (s) 0 0 120 The time when the venous clamp is open.
In order to expell any air bubbles in the
venous line.
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4-2-14 Early start of FM Inst = Dialysis fluid must be achieved before autopriming
can start.
Early FM start Not Inst Inst Not Inst Not Inst = Autopriming can start without dialysis fluid.
4-2-15 FM active Inst = Dialysis fluid will automatically enter the filter during
first flush.
FM active Inst Inst Not Inst Not Inst = Operator must press the Bypass key when the
dialysis fluid should enter the filter.
4-2-16 Heparin set flow (ml/h) Heparin flow during auto priming
Flow (ml/hour) 0.0 0.0 10.0
4-3 Auto priming ALT 2
See 4-2
4-4 Auto priming ALT 3
See 4-2
5 Rinse back
5-0 Rinse back install Rinse back feature active
Rinse back Not Inst Inst Not Inst
5-1 Rinseback flow (ml/min) Blood pump speed during rinse back
Rinsebck flow 100 25 500
5-2 Rinseback volume Accumulated blood volume during rinse back
Rinsebck vol (l) 0.50 0.00 5.00
5-3 Rinseback cycle time Venous clamp toggle time
Cycle time (s) 2 1 10
5-4 Rinseback fluid bypass Fluid flow in bypass during rinse back
Rinseb. Fluidbyp Not Inst Inst Not Inst
6 Disinfection
6-0 Chemical disinfection
6-0-0 Chem ALT1 Chemical disinfection bank 1
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6-0-0-0 Chem ALT1 label Label for chemical disinfection bank 1

Label Perace
6-0-0-1 Chem ALT1 Central chem Central chemical disinfection installed
Central chem False True False
6-0-0-2 Chem ALT1 Conc./Work. solution Concentrated or Working (mixed) solution (only active if 6-0-0-1 =
FALSE)
Concentrate Conc Conc Work sol
6-0-0-3 Chem ALT1 mixing ratio Mixing ratio of the concentrated solution (only active if 6-0-0-2 =
Conc and 6-0-0-10 = 0)
Mixing ratio 1+34 1+9 1+39
6-0-0-4 Chem ALT1 dwell time Chemical disinfection dwell time. If dwell time FOREVER and
logical OFF, then machine will switch off after fill-up phase
Dwell time 00:10 00:00 FOREVER
6-0-0-5 Chem ALT1 rinse time Chemical disinfection rinse time
Rinse time 00:11 00:11 09:55 Rinse time if UFD is NOT installed
6-0-0-6 Chem ALT1 temperature Chemical disinfection rinse temperature
Rinse temp 60 40 70
6-0-0-7 Chem ALT1 Cond. check Conductivity limits for the disinfecting solution
Cond. limits 0.0, 50.0 0.0 50.0
6-0-0-8 Chem ALT1 Overnight dis. allowed Overnight disinfection allowed.
OVERNIGHT False True False If this preset is True and the machine is switched off (logical off),
the machine will turn off after fill up phase and stay off until it is
switched on either by logical on or by the auto heat / rinse function
independent of the dwell time settings.
6-0-0-9 Chem ALT1 rinse time UFD UFD installed
Rinse time UFD 00:39 00:21 09:59 Rinse time if UFD is installed
6-0-0-10 Chem ALT 1 0 = Not activated (6-0-0-3 is used)
Conc percent (%) 0 0 100 1-100 = The percent marked on the container, machine is
calculating the ratio automatically. (6-0-0-3 is NOT used)
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Label Hypochl 10%
FALSE)
Conc and 6-0-1-10 = 0)
Rinse temp 60 40 70
Cond. limits 0.0, 50.0 0.0 50.0
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Label Formal 37%
FALSE)
Conc and 6-0-2-10 = 0)
Rinse temp 70 40 70
Cond. limits 0.0, 50.0 0.0 50.0
6-0-3 Active Chem ALT Active chemical disinfection bank during start-up
Chem Dis Alt ALT1 ALT1 ALT3
6-0-4 Central rinse delay 0 = Not activated
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Delay minutes (min) 0 0 1440 1 – 1440 = Time in minutes to start up in Auto rinse after shut
down from Central Chem. (Cental chem. and overnight disinfection
allowed must be set to True)
6-1 Heat disinfection
6-1-0 Heating (ALT1) Heat disinfection (water)
6-1-0-0 Heating temperature Disinfection temperature for ALT1, ALT2 and ALT3
Heating temp 93 70 95 Height above sea level: Water boiling temperature:
0 100ºC
500 98.1ºC
1000 96.2ºC
1500 94.4ºC
2000 92.6ºC
2500 90.7ºC
6-1-0-1 Heating cycles Number of heat cycles. 1cycle = 1 minute
Heating cycles 12 5 255
6-1-0-2 Heating extra cool off Cool off phase at end of disinfection
Cool off (sec) DISABLED 10 600
6-1-1 Heat decalcification (ALT2) Heat disinfection (liquid citric solution)
6-1-1-0 Heat decalc. label
Label Citric 20% Label for heat disinfection bank 2
6-1-1-1 Heat decalc. concentrate Concentrated or Working (mixed) solution
6-1-1-2 Heat decalc. mixing ratio Mixing ratio of the concentrated solution (only active if 6-1-1-1 =
Conc and 6-1-1-9 = 0)
6-1-1-3 Heat decalc. dwell time Heat disinfection dwell time. If dwell time FOREVER and logical
OFF, then machine will switch off after fill-up phase
6-1-1-4 Heat decalc. heating cycles Number of heat cycles. 1cycle = 1 minute
6-1-1-5 Heat decalc. extra cool off Cool off phase at end of disinfection
6-1-1-6 Heat dealc. cond. check Conductivity limits for citric acid solution
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Cond limits 0.0, 50.0 0.0 50.0
6-1-1-7 Post chem. rinse time Rinse time for Post Chem program. This preset will be set to 30
min (as before) when updating to P3.00 if not changed manually!
Rinse Time 00:11 00:11 09:55
6-1-1-8 Post chem. rinse time UFD UFD Installed
Rinse Time UFD 00:21 00:21 09:59
6-1-1-9 Heat decalc. 0 = Not activated (6-1-1-2 is used)
6-1-2 Heat decalc. CleanCart (ALT3) Heat disinfection (CleanCart)
6-1-2-0 Heat CleanCart dwell time Heat disinfection dwell time. If dwell time FOREVER and logical
OFF, then machine will switch off after fill-up phase
Dwell Time 00:10 00:00 FOREVER
6-1-2-1 Heat CleanCart heating cycles Number of heat cycles. 1cycle = 1 minute
6-1-2-2 Heat CleanCart extra cool off Cool off phase at end of disinfection
6-1-2-3 Post chem. rinse time Rinse time for Post Chem program. This preset will be set to 30
min (as before) when updating to P3.00 if not changed manually!
Rinse Time 00:13 00:11 09:55
6-1-2-5 Post chem. rinse time UFD UFD Installed
Rinse Time UFD 00:21 00:21 09:59
6-1-3 Active Heat ALT Active heat disinfection bank during start-up
Heat Dis Alt ALT1 ALT1 ALT3
6-1-4 Pump control values
6-1-4-0 Conc. pump flush recirc. Speed Conc. Pump speed during dwell
A+B pump speed (%) 10 10 100
6-1-4-1 Flush recirc. HPG pressure Suction pump regulation during dwell
Pressure (mmHg) -100 -200 +200
6-2 Rinse / Decalcification
6-2-0 Rinse/Drain (ALT1) Rinse, bank 1 (water)
6-2-0-0 Rinse/Drain total time Total rinse time
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Total time 00:10 00:10 09:59
6-3 Remove CleanCart attention Attention to remind operator to remove CleanCart after priming.
If FALSE then CleanCart mounted during all rinse/disinfection
program
Remove CleanCrt False True False
6-4 Disinf/Decalc attn. and lim.
6-4-0 Time between two disinfections Time, in hours, between disinfections, concerns calendar time.
Time Hour 120 0 500 The time flag is stored in Saferam C and cleared by both the heat
programs and the chemical programs.
6-4-1 Time between two decalcificat. Time, in hours, between decalcifications, concerns time in
Time Hour 0 0 500 Bicarbonate mode. The time flag is stored in Saferam C and
cleared by either CleanCart C or liquid citric.
To clear the flag by CleanCart C, there is a conductivity measuring
during CleanCart heat (<15mS/cm).
6-4-2 Time between two cleanings Time, in hours, between CleanCart A / hypochlorite cleanings
Time Hour 50 0 200 concerns total time in fluid mode (Bicarbonate or Acetate).
The time flag is stored in Saferam C and cleared by either
Cleancart A or hypochloride.
To clear the flag by CleanCart A, there is a conductivity measuring
during CleanCart heat (>15mS/cm for approximately 2sec).
To clear the flag by hypochloride it is of importance that
hypochloride is placed in bank 2 since in this case it is
the bank that clears the flag.
6-5 AUTO OFF after Rinse/Drain Time in minutes before the machine automatically turns off with
blinking Rinse/Drain after a disinfection program
Time Minute Disabled Disabled,1 100
7 Single needle
7-0 Arterial phase time Arterial phase in single needle mode (start-up value)
Art time S/N (s) 10.0 2.0 20.0
7-1 Venous phase time Venous phase in single needle mode (start-up value)
Ven time S/N (s) 10.0 2.0 20.0
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7-2 Stroke volume limit Stroke volume limit in single needle mode
Stroke Vol (ml) 0 0 200
8 Acetate concentrates There are three options to enter the values for each Acetate
alternative,
Preset using gram/litre, molecules
Preset using mmol/litre, molecules
Preset using mmol/litre, ions
When mmol/litre, ions is used to enter the values the chemical

checksum is calculated by the machine automatically.
Note: only one of these presets needs to be / can be used to enter

the values for each Acetate concentrate
8-0 Acetate alt. 1 Acetate concentrate, bank 1
8-0-0 Acetate 1(gram/l, molecule) Preset using gram/litre, molecules
USE PRESET OVERLAY
- Ac 1 Label Label for bank 1
- CH3COONa Sodium Acetate
- H2O with CH3COONa Sodium Acetate, hydrated
- NaCl Sodium Chloride
- KCl Potassium Chloride
- MgCl2 Magnesium Chloride
- H2O with MgCl2 Magnesium Chloride, hydrated
- CaCl2 Calcium Chloride
- H2O with CaCl2 Calcium Chloride, hydrated
8-0-1 Acetate 1 (mmol/l, molecule) Preset using mmol/litre, molecules

USE PRESET OVERLAY
- CH3COONa Sodium Acetate
- NaCl Sodium Chloride
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- KCl Potassium Chloride
- MgCl2 Magnesium Chloride
- CaCl2 Calcium Chloride
8-0-2 Acetate 1 (mmol/l, ion) Preset using mmol/litre, ions

USE PRESET OVERLAY
- Na Sodium ion
-K Potassium ion
- Mg Magnesium ion
- Ca Calcium ion
- Cl Chloride ion
- CH3COO Acetate ion
8-1 Acetate alt. 2
See 8-0 (Acetate alt. 1)
8-2 Acetate alt. 3
See 8-0 (Acetate alt. 1)
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Preset parameters
9 Bicarbonate concentrates Presets for liquid Bicarbonate concentrate:

9-0-0-
Presets for BiCart concentrate:
9-0-1-
There are three options to enter the values for each Bicarbonate
alternative,
Preset using gram/litre, molecules
Preset using mmol/litre, molecules
Preset using mmol/litre, ions
When mmol/litre, ions is used to enter the values the chemical

checksum is calculated by the machine automatically.
Note: only one of these presets needs to be / can be used to enter

the values for each Bicarbonate concentrate
9-0 Bicarbonate alt.1 Bicarbonate concentrate, bank 1
9-0-0 Liquid bicarbonate 1 Liquid bicarbonate
9-0-0-0 Bicarbonate 1 (gram/l, molecule) Preset using gram/litre, molecules

USE PRESET OVERLAY
- Bicarb 1 Label Label for bank 1
- A:CH3COOH Acetic Acid
- A:CH3COONa Sodium Acetate
- H2O with CH3COONa Acetic Acid, hydrated
- A:NaCl Sodium Chloride
- A:KCl Potassium Chloride
- A:MgCl2 Magnesium Chloride
- H2O with A:MgCl2 Magnesium Chloride, hydrated
- A:CaCl2 Calcium Chloride
- H2O with CaCl2 Calcium Chloride, hydrated
- B:NaHCO3 Sodium Bicarbonate
- B:NaCl Sodium Chloride
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Preset parameters
- B:CH3COONa Sodium Acetate
- H2O with CH3COONa Acetic Acid, hydrated
9-0-0-1 Bicarbonate 1 (mmol/l, molecule) Preset using mmol/litre, molecules

USE PRESET OVERLAY
- A:CH3COOH Acetic Acid
- A:CH3COONa Sodium Acetate
- A:NaCl Sodium Chloride
- A:KCl Potassium Chloride
- A:MgCl2 Magnesium Chloride
- A:CaCl2 Calcium Chloride
- B:NaHCO3 Sodium Bicarbonate
- B:NaCl Sodium Chloride
- B:CH3COONa Sodium Acetate
9-0-0-2 Bicarbonate 1 (mmol/l, ion) Preset using mmol/litre, ions

USE PRESET OVERLAY
- A:Na Sodium ion
- A:K Potassium ion
- A:Mg Magnesium ion
- A:Ca Calcium ion
- A:Cl Chloride ion
- A:CH3COO Acetate ion
- A:H Hydrogen ion
- B:Na Sodium ion
- B:HCO3 Bicarbonate ion
- B:Cl Chloride ion
- B:CH3COO Acetate ion
9-0-1 BiCart 1 BiCart
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AK 95 / AK 95 S,
Preset parameters
9-0-1-0 BiCart 1 (gram/l, molecule)
See 9-0-0-0 "Bicarbonate 1..."
9-0-1-1 BiCart 1 (mmol/l, molecule)
9-0-1-2 BiCart 1 (mmol/l, ions)
9-1 Bicarbonate alt. 2
See 9-0 "Bicarbonate alt.1"
9-2 Bicarbonate alt. 3
See 9-0 "Bicarbonate alt.1"
10 BPM Settings
10-0 BPM systolic pressure limits Lower and upper alarm limit for Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)
See General Information 136 for more information. Can also be
set by the operator during treatment.
BPM sys limits 100/150 60 250
10-1 BPM diastolic pressure limits Lower and upper alarm limit for Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)
See General Information 136 for more information. Can also be
set by the operator during treatment.
BPM dia limits 60/100 40 200
10-2 BPM mean pressure limits Lower and upper alarm limit for Mean blood pressure (mmHg) See
General Information 136 for more information. Can also be set by
the operator during treatment.
BPM mean limits 75/115 45 235
10-3 BPM pulse limits Lower and upper alarm limit for Pulse rate. See General
Information 136 for more information. Can also be set by the
operator during treatment.
BPM pulse 40/150 40 200
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Preset parameters
10-4 BPM measurement interval Measurement interval for BPM measurements during treatment if
the BPM is in auto mode. Can also be set by the operator during
treatment.
BPM meas interval 30 5 60
10-5 BPM alarm mode BPM alarm on/off. Enable /Disable BPM alarms according to 10-
0,
10-1, 10-2 and 10-3. Can also be set by the operator during
treatment.
BPM alarm OFF OFF ON
10-6 BPM initial cuff pressure Initial cuff pressure
BPM init. cuff pr 180 120 250
10-7 BPM inflation pressure mode Preset = Inflation pressure set by the preset 10-6, is used.
BPM infl pr mode Measured Preset Measured Measured = First measurement: inflation pressure is set to initial
value.
Thereafter: inflation pressure = last systolic BP value + α
(α = 50mmHg)
Note! Preset 10-6 not used.
11 Profiling
11-0 Model 1
11-0-0 Na+ Acetate profiling type Na+ profiling type in Acetate
Na+ prof type OFF OFF LINEAR Profiling curve for Na+ in Acetate mode. Can be either OFF or
LINEAR. Can also be set by the operator during treatment.
11-0-1 Na+ profiling type Na+ profiling type in Bicarbonate
Na+ prof type OFF OFF LINEAR Profiling curve for Na+ in Bicarbonate mode. Can be either OFF or
LINEAR. Both Na+ and HCO3- profiling can be active in
Bicarbonate mode. Can also be set by the operator during
treatment.
11-0-2 HCO3- profiling type HCO3- profiling type
HCO3- prof type OFF OFF LINEAR Profiling curve for HCO3-. Both Na+ and HCO3- profiling can be
active in Bicarbonate mode. Can be either OFF or LINEAR. Can
also be set by the operator during treatment.
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11-0-3 UF profiling type UF profiling type

UF prof type OFF OFF LINEAR / STEP / Profiling curve for UF rate. Can be either OFF, LINEAR, STEP or
INTERVAL INTERVAL. Can also be set by the operator during treatment.
11-0-4 Na+ Acetate start value Start value for Na+ in Acetate mode
Start value 140 130 160 Can also be set by the operator during treatment.
11-0-5 Na+ Acetate stop value Stop value for Na+ in Acetate mode
Stop value 140 130 160 Can also be set by the operator during treatment.
11-0-6 Na+ start value Start value for Na+ in Bicarbonate mode
11-0-7 Na+ stop value Stop value for Na+ in Bicarbonate mode
11-0-8 HCO3- start value Start value for HCO3-
11-0-9 HCO3- stop value Stop value for HCO3-
11-0-10 UF rate diff (l/h) Difference between UF start value and
UF rate diff 0.00 -5.00 +5.00 UF stop value. The machine uses this preset to calculate the start
and stop UF rate if UF profiling curve, based on UF volume and
treatment time. Can also be set by the operator during treatment.
11-0-11 UF profiling steps/intervals Number of steps/intervals during the treatment.

2 2 10 Total treatment time / the preseted value = time in each
step/interval
11-1 Model 2
See Model 1
11-2 Model 3
See Model 1
Note: Changes in P12.20 have been written in bold text.
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AK 95 / AK 95 S,

PROGRAM VERSION 12.20

Altitude (m): Recommended degassing pressure:

1-11-1 Heparin syringe, inner diameter Heparin syringe, inner diameter

2 Set values and limits

2-2 Priming volume limit

2-10 Venous pressure limits Venous pressure start-up limits

3-1 AprOverrideTime Arterial pressure override time

6-0-0-0 Chem ALT1 label Label for chemical disinfection bank 1

6-0-1-0 Chem ALT2 label Label for chemical disinfection bank 2

6-0-2-0 Chem ALT3 label Label for chemical disinfection bank 3

When mmol/litre, ions is used to enter the values the chemical

Note: only one of these presets needs to be / can be used to enter

8-0-1 Acetate 1 (mmol/l, molecule) Preset using mmol/litre, molecules

8-0-2 Acetate 1 (mmol/l, ion) Preset using mmol/litre, ions

9 Bicarbonate concentrates Presets for liquid Bicarbonate concentrate:

When mmol/litre, ions is used to enter the values the chemical

Note: only one of these presets needs to be / can be used to enter

9-0-0-0 Bicarbonate 1 (gram/l, molecule) Preset using gram/litre, molecules

9-0-0-1 Bicarbonate 1 (mmol/l, molecule) Preset using mmol/litre, molecules

9-0-0-2 Bicarbonate 1 (mmol/l, ion) Preset using mmol/litre, ions

9-0-1 BiCart 1 BiCart

11-0-3 UF profiling type UF profiling type

11-0-11 UF profiling steps/intervals Number of steps/intervals during the treatment.

Note: Changes in P12.20 have been written in bold text.

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