OPM (BT-700N) English (Rev 02)

BT-700N
Patient Monitor
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
BT-700N
P/N : OPM(BT-700N)EN , Rev. : 02

BT-700N Operator Manual 1
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Revision 02
April 2013
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P/N : OPM(BT-700N)EN Bistos Co.,Ltd. Rev. 02(2013.04.12)

Table of Contents
1. SAFETY ............................................................................................ 4
1.1 Intended Use ....................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Instruction for the safe operation and use of the BT-700N ................................. 4
1.3 General Precautions on Environment ................................................................. 4
1.4 General Precautions on Electric safety ............................................................... 5
1.5 Definition of Symbols ......................................................................................... 6
2. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................ 7
2.1 About this Manual ............................................................................................... 7
2.2 BT-700N Monitor Configuration ........................................................................ 7
2.3 List of Components ............................................................................................. 7
3. INSTALLATION .............................................................................. 9
3.1 Description of the BT-700N Front Panel ............................................................ 9
3.2 Description of the BT-700N Rear Panel ............................................................. 9
3.3 Description of the BT-700N Left and right Panel ............................................. 10
3.4 Display .............................................................................................................. 11
3.5 Status icons and Display color .......................................................................... 12
3.6 Front panel LED ............................................................................................... 13
3.7 Power Adaptor Connection ............................................................................... 13
3.8 Measuremetn Cable Connections ...................................................................... 14
3.9 Battery operation............................................................................................... 15
4. BT-700N OPERATION .................................................................. 17

4.1 Turning on the monitor ..................................................................................... 17
4.2 Key and knob operation .................................................................................... 18
4.3 Display .............................................................................................................. 19
4.4 Connection and Measurement ........................................................................... 24
5. SYSTEM SETUP / MENU WINDOW / ALARM & SOUND .... 26

5.1 General .............................................................................................................. 26
5.2 Menu Structure ................................................................................................. 26
5.3 Cursor move and Select .................................................................................... 27
5.4 Boot Menu ........................................................................................................ 27
5.5 NIBP Maintenance Menu .................................................................................. 30
5.6 System Setup Menu .......................................................................................... 31
5.7 Alarm Menu ...................................................................................................... 32
5.8 Clock Menu....................................................................................................... 33
5.9 NIBP Setup Menu ............................................................................................. 33
5.10 Trend Data Menu ............................................................................................ 34
5.11 Browse Data Menu.......................................................................................... 34
5.12 SpO2 Setup Menu ........................................................................................... 35
5.13 Menu Tree ....................................................................................................... 36

5.14 Alarm and Sound ............................................................................................ 37

5.15 Alarm Priority and Messege ............................................................................ 38
5.16 Audible Alarm Suspend / Silence .................................................................... 39
5.17 Remind Beep................................................................................................... 39
6. SPO2 MONITORING .................................................................... 40

6.1 Setup Connections ............................................................................................ 41
6.2 Description of SpO2 Display and Menu ........................................................... 42
7. NIBP MONITORING .................................................................... 43

7.1 Setup Connections ............................................................................................ 44
7.2 NIBP Measurement Modes ............................................................................... 45
7.3 Descriptions of NIBP Display and Menu .......................................................... 45
8. MAINTENANCE ........................................................................... 48
8.1 Maintenance and Cleanliness ............................................................................ 48
8.2 Accessory cleaning ........................................................................................... 48
8.3 Regular Inspection ............................................................................................ 48
8.4 Disjoint and handle the internal battery ............................................................ 48
9. TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................. 49
10. SPECIFICATION......................................................................... 50
10.1 Mechnical and Electric Specifications ............................................................ 50
10.2 Compliance ..................................................................................................... 50
10.3 Environmental Conditions .............................................................................. 50
10.4 Performance Specifications............................................................................. 51
11. WARRANTY ............................................................................... 53

Chapter 1
Safety
1.1 Intended Use
BT-700N is a Patient Monitor. It measures SpO2, blood pressure, pulse rate and
temperature. BT-700N irradiates the light signal to patient’s installation part and converts
the light signal which is penetrated patient’s blood vessel to the electrical signal. Using
this BT-700N measures arterial blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate. To measure blood
pressure, set the cuff to patient’s brachial muscle and pressurize to the cuff and measure
blood pressure. Also using noncontact infrared thermometer, it measures patient’s
temperature in a short time. It displays SpO2, blood pressure, pulse rate and temperature
to graph and number. And each value is saved internal memory. Also according to the
installed measuring modules, it can change the display with five kinds of windows.
Note : This device is for use only by trained medical personnel located in a treatment
room which is located in hospital, an operating room, a recovery room and an
intensive care unit.
Note : Because the incorrect use of this device can do patient’s life harm, this device
must be installed, used and operated by trained medical personnel who can
measure and analyze physiological signals.
1.2 Instructions for the safe operation and use of the BT-700N
Examine the monitor and any accessories periodically to ensure that the cables, line cords,
transducers, and instruments do not have visible evidence of damage that may affect patient
safety or monitoring performance. The recommended inspection interval is once per week or
less. Do not use the monitor if there is any visible sign of damage. Do not place the monitor
to incline place to avoid falling of product.
1.3 General Precautions on Environment

Do not keep or operate the equipment under the environment listed below.
Avoid placing in an area

exposed to moisture. Do not Avoid exposure to
touch the equipment with wet direct sunlight
hand.

where there is a high
Avoid in the vicinity
variation of temperature.
of Electric heater
Operating temperature
ranges from 10C to 35C.


where there is an Avoid placing in
excessive humidity rise or an area where
ventilation problem. there is an excessive
Operating humidity ranges shock or vibration.
from 30% to 85%.
Avoid placing in an area Avoid dust and

where chemicals are especially metal
stored or where there is in material into the
danger of gas leakage. equipment.
Power off when

Do not disjoint or the equipment is
disassemble the equipment. not fully installed.
BISTOS Co., Ltd. does not Otherwise, the
take responsibility of it. equipment could
be damaged.
1.4 General Precautions on Electric safety

Please check the flows before using or operating the product.
 Is power supply line to adjust adaptor appropriate? (100-240V AC).
 Do you use the authorized adaptor that we offered?
 Are the all connection parts connected to the product correctly?
Classification of BT-700N :
- BT-700N’s class is Class II, type-BF about electrical shock.
- Do not use this product around a flammable anesthetic and solvent.
- Rise of the noise is A class in the standard IEC/EN 60601-1 (Safety
Caution of Electric Medical Equipment). Exemption of the noise level is B in
the standard IEC/EN 60601-1-2 (Electromagnetic Compatibility
Requirements).
To avoid electrical noise while using this product, please install this
product away from the generator, X-ray equipment, broadcasting
equipment and portable cable. If this product is installed nearby these
equipments, this can cause an incorrect result. The use of isolated
power is important to BT-700N. If power is shared with another
electronic equipments, this can cause a incorrect result.
Supporting equipments that are connected to analogue or digital
connector as RS-232 Port and USB Port in the back of the product
Warning have to meet the IEC standard regulation. Also all compositions have
to meet EN 60601-1-1:2001.
If this product is used in high temperature, this can cause the
explosion of internal battery or leakage of an electrolyte from
battery. Please use this product below 40C surely.
If skin or cloth is stained with an electrolyte from internal battery,
wash and clean with clean water immediately..
BT-700N doesn't have protection against the burn injury caused by
RF Surgical equipment. Do NOT use this product along with RF
Danger Surgical equipment.

1.5 Definitions of Symbols
Symbol Definition
Power On/Off Button
This symbol identifies a safety note. Ensure you understand

the function of this control before using it. Control function is
described in the operator’s manual.
External Signal IN/OUT Port
Adapter Power Input
IPX2 IPX2 Water-proof (SpO2 sensor)
IPX1 IPX1 Water-proof(NIBP)
IPX0 IPX0 Non-protected(Thermometer)
Defibrillation-proof type BF applied part
Type BF applied part
Table 1-1. Definitions of symbols

Chapter 2
Introduction
2.1 About this Manual
This manual explains how to install and use BT-700N.
Be well-informed of the suggestions and precautions before using this device.
2.2 BT-700N Monitor Configuration

This table shows the functional combinations of BT-700N. The functional combinations
can be defined by Serial number which is stock to equipment. If the function to use is not
displayed, please check the combination by Serial Number..
Serial No. Description

BT-700N-S BT-700N Main with Battery + SpO2
BT-700N-N BT-700N Main with Battery + NIBP
BT-700N-SN BT-700N Main with Battery + SpO2 + NIBP
BT-700N-ST BT-700N Main with Battery + SpO2 + Thermometer
BT-700N-NT BT-700N Main with Battery + NIBP + Thermometer
BT-700N-SNT BT-700N Main with Battery + SpO2 + NIBP + Thermometer
Table 2-1. Configuration
2.3 List of Components

Open the package and check the list of components. Also please examine BT-700N body
and accessories do not have visible evidence of damage.
Items Qty
BT-700N body 1 ea
Re-usable SpO2 sensor probe 1 ea
Extension for Spo2 sensor 1 ea
NIBP cuff (Adult) 1 ea
Extension hose 1 ea
Power adaptor 1 ea
AC power code 1 ea
Operation manual 1 ea
Table 2-2. Standard Accessories
The follows are optional items. If you want to purchase, please contact the head office.
Items Qty
Disposable sensor probe -
Disposable neonate cuff -
Thermometer -
(Non-Contact infrared detector)
Thermometer holder -
IV-Holder -
Table 2-3. Optional Accessories

The different results can come out according to the status of patients.
If the results are doubtful, please check the patient’s status using
Warning other measuring equipment which is using in hospital.
Use only authorized accessories supplied with BT-700N. Use of any
other accessories may result in out of specification performance and
Warning possible safety hazards.

Chapter 3
Installation
3.1 Description of the BT-700N Front Panel
② ⑧
①
③ ⑨⑩⑪ ⑦⑥⑤④
Figure 3-1. Front panel
① Power On/Off Button
② Power Indicating LED ( AC: Green / Battery: Orange)
③ TFT-Color LCD ④ Mode Change Button
⑤ Trend Save Button ⑥ Alarm On/Silent/Suspend Button
⑦ NIBP On/Off Button ⑧ Control Knob
⑨ Trend Save Status Led ⑩ Alarm Status Led
⑪ NIBP Status Led
3.2 Description of the BT-700N Rear Panel
Figure 3-2. Rear panel

① Grip ② Battery Cover

③ Power Adaptor Jack Connector ④ RS-232C Port Connector
⑤ USB Port Connector ⑥ Dip Switch
⑦ Speaker ⑧ Multi-Holder
3.3 Description of the BT-700N Left and Right Panel
③
Figure 3-3. Left panel Figure 3-4. Right panel
① SpO2 Sensor Connector ① Multi-Holder

② Thermometer Connector
③ NIBP Cuff Connector
USB Port and DIP switch in back panel are not for coustomer or
user. If connect this USB Port to PC USB or turn off DIP switch, this
Warning will occur failure in the system.
Do not open the battery pack cover in back panel. Do not insert or
change the battery pack that Bistos Co., Ltd. provided to other
Warning companies’ battery pack. These will cause malfunction and electric
shock. In response, Bistos Co., Ltd. dose not take responsibility of it.
To avoid electric shock, do not open the cover or power adaptor

exterior. Disassemble and repair must be performed by the qualified
Warning persons of Bistos Co., Ltd.

3.4 Diplay
BT-700N can present the various windows according to the kind of connecting module.
a. Graph mode
- SpO2 + NIBP + Thermometer
- SpO2 + NIBP
- SpO2 + Thermometer
b. Numeric mode
- SpO2 + NIBP
- NIBP + Thermometer
- NIBP
Figure 3-5 is default display window of BT-700N.

(S : SpO2, N : NIBP, T : Thermometer)
SpO2 Region NIBP Region
SpO2 Wave Region
Status Region Thermometer Region
Figure 3-5. Graph mode (S+N+T)
The system is set with thermometer is connected, display

Caution region in status region is changed.
When alarm is occurred, data and time in status region do not

displayed. When thermometer is connected, Beep volume icon
Caution does not displayed also.

3.5 Status icons and Display color
Symbols Description Symbols Description
SpO2 index Beep volume icon

SpO2 unit Battery status icon
HR/PR detect icon Patient mode : Adult
Pulse amplitude indicator Patient mode : Neonate
HR/PR index Audible alarm Active/Silent
HR/PR unit Audible alarm Suspend
NIBP index Trend data save On/Off

2001/01/01
NIBP unit : Mercury Date and Time
12:00
NIBP unit : Pascal Thermometer index
NIBP auto mode Temp unit : Celsius
NIBP clock Temp unit : Fahrenheit
MEAN NIBP mean pressure Alarm high/low limit

NIBP stat mode
Table. 3-1. Status Icon
Function Color
SpO2 Blue / Gray

NIBP Yellow / Gray
Thermometer Orange
Beep volume icon Green / Gray
Battery status icon Green / Red
Patient mode icon Green
Alarm status icon Green / Gray
Trend status icon Green / Gray
Alarm Red
Table 3-2. Display Color

3.6 Front panel LED
Table 3-3 : The functions and components of BT-700N front panel LED.
Symbols Description
Power Status
- AC Power ON and
Battery Charging : Green LED on
-AC Power OFF and
Battery Discharging : Green LED off
Power Status
- Battery Power ON : Orange LED on
- Battery Charging : Orange LED off
Data Saving
- Trend on(Data save) : Green LED on
- Trend off : Green LED off
Alarm status
- Alarm on : Green LED on
- Alarm silent : Green LED blink
- Alarm suspend : Green LED off
NIBP on / off
- NIBP on : Green LED on
- NIBP off : Green LED off
Table 3-3. Front panel LED Symbols
3.7 Power Adaptor Connection
To ensure exact measurement and safety, do not operate the

device in damp or rainy environment. If the device is operated
Warning in that environment, we do not ensure the performance of the
device.
Do not use the device near other measuring equipments. If
other equipments are used near the device, you must check the
Warning device is operating correctly.
Do not screen a speaker. Screening speaker may result in
Warning inaudible alarms.
If the power is not appropriate or connected to outlet which is
not grounded, it may result in electric shock or fire. If the
Danger power status is doubtful, please check the power through an
electrician.

1. Connect adaptor which is supplied with the device to the power. (100-240V ~50-60Hz).
2. Connect power adaptor to power connector which is located in back panel as figure 3-6.
3. If the power is supplied normally, power LED is on with green.
Figure 3-6. Power adaptor connection
3.8 Measurement Cable Connections
To get the best performance and exact measuring values,

please use accessories which is supplied with the device or is
recommended by Bistos Co.,Ltd. The standard for using
Warning accessories and facilities must meet manufacturer’s indication.
Accessories have to meet biocompatibility of ISO10993-1.
1. Connect SpO2sensor or sensor’s extension cable to SpO2 connector which is located in

right panel.
2. Connect NIBP Extension tube to NIBP connector which is located in right panel.
3. If thermometer is optional item, connect thermometer to TEMP connector which is

located in right panel.
Figure 3-7 is the picture that each cable is connected.
Figure 3-7. Cable Connections

※ If thermometer is equipped for optional item, please set the multi-holder to

BT-700N body like as figure 3-8.
Figure 3-8. Thermometer Stand & Thermometer
3.9 Battery operation
The battery should be charged for a full more than one time in
Caution two months.
If the voltage is very low, the device will not operate.

Caution
Note : In the case of the BT-700N is not in use, AC power should be connected to BT-
700N for charging the battery.
Note : The battery is consumables. If the battery using period is over six months, the
operating time by the battery can be decreased. If the operating time by the battery is not
long enough, please contact service center and change the battery.
1. Operating the Monitor on Battery Power
If AC power is not supplied, BT-700N is operated by internal battery. In this case, battery
LED is on with orange and AC LED green light is off.
Symbols Description
Power status
- AC Power Connect and Battery Charging
: Green LED on
-AC Power Disconnect and Battery in use
: Green LED off
Power status
- Battery in use : Orange LED on
- Battery Charging : Orange LED off
Table 3-4. Power Status

In the case of operating BT-700N without AC power, BT-700N will not operate if the
battery is discharged completely. In this case, connect AC power over three minutes and
operate the device.
Note : If the battery is charged for a full, the device will operate during three hours.
(NIBP measuring interval : 1 minute, Alarm on).
※ Merely, the operating time can be changed by the using environment or status of the
device.
Note : In the case of the device is off with AC power is connected, LED is on.
2. Battery Status Indication
User can check the battery status by battery icon in status region during BT-700N is
operated with the battery.
Table 3-5 indicates the status of battery icon according to the residual.
Symbols Description
Full charge (Color : Green)
Using the time ≤ 10 min (Color : Orange)
Using the time ≤ 5 min (Color : Red flashing)

Table 3-5. Battery Status Icon
Note : To charge the battery over 90%, connect AC power to BT-700N and keep
this at least eight hours.

Chapter 4
BT-700N Operation
When the device is on, if system check is not finished normally,

stop using the device and contact service center or agent
Warning immediately.
When the device is in use, please check Alarm limits setting is

Warning appropriate to patient’s status.
By not intended influences which are caused by internal or

external environments, the accuracy of the device can be
Warning affected. Therefore, to minimize these influences, please use the
device under the person in charge.
4.1 Turing on the Monitor

Before operating the device, please check the device is operating normally as follows.
1. Press power key( ) which is located on the top of front panel more than two
seconds. Then booting window (bistos logo) will be displayed in LCD with “di,
di, dic~” sound.
2. After displaying Booting logo, the device proceeds System check automatically.
In this procedure, the device will check module connecting status too.
3. If there is no fail in the device, Main window will be displayed in LCD.
When power is on, “di, di, ding” sound is ring. If there is no

sound or abnormal sound is ring, the device is out of function.
In this case, stop using the device immediately and contact
Caution service center or agent. If you continue to use the device with
no sound or abnormal sound, alarm sound function does not
work properly.

4.2 Key and Knob operation
1. Key
In the case of Key beep is on, the beep sounds when each key is operating. User can
control or turn off the beep volume in Main window by rotating the knob.
Also user can check the bee volume by the number of green bar ( Icon) in Main
window. If the beep volume is off, the icon is changed to gray.
Symbol Description
Power ON/OFF
- Power on : Press button more than two seconds from power off status,
then the system goes to power on status.
- Power off : Press button slightly from power on status, then the system
goes to power off status. (1 Beep)
Display mode change
MODE - Whenever user press this button, display mode will be changed
stepwise. (1 Beep)
Trend ON/OFF
- Trend on : Press button in Trend off, then the system goes to Trend
TREND on(Data save). (1 Beep)
- Trend off : Press button in Trend on, then the system goes to Trend
off. (1 Beep)
Alarm ON / SILENT / SUSPEND
- Alarm silent : Press button once shortly when Alarm is on, then the
system goes to Alarm silent. (1 Beep)
ALARM - Alarm suspend : Press button once long when Alarm is ons, then the
system goes to Alarm suspend. (2 Beep)
- Alarm on : Press button once shortly in Alarm Silent or Suspend status, then
the system goes to Alarm on.(1 beep)
NIBP Stop/Start(Manual /Auto / STAT mode)
- Start Manual mode(Auto Mode Interval is set to off in Menu/NIBP item)
: Press button once shortly in NIBP stop status, then user can start NIBP
manual mode.(1 beep)
NIBP
- Start Auto mode(Auto Mode Interval time is set in Menu/NIBP item)
: Press button once shortly in NIBP stop status, then user can start NIBP auto mode.(1 beep)
- Start STAT mode : Press button once long in NIBP stop status, then user
can start NIBP stat mode. (2 beep)
Table 4-1. Key Description
Note : All keys perform the same function in Menu window, but Mode key does not
effective in Menu window.

2. Knob
Knob is used for changing Beep volume (in Main window) or entering Menu. Also
knob is used for shifting and changing items of Menu item.
Display
Action Description
window
Push Enter Menu/Start up setup window
Main Window Rotate CW Up beep volume (+1)
Rotate CCW Down beep volume (-1)
Boot Menu Push Select item / Finish selecting item

& Menu Rotate(CW/CCW) Shift item and change setting value
Table 4-2. Knob Description
4.3 Displays
1. Booting logo
- When the power is on, Bistos logo is displayed with “di, di, ding” sound.
Figure 4-1. Booting window
2. System check
- While the system is booting, BT-700N will check the system and connection of module.
If the system checks errors, the system will display “Fail” in the particular item and stop
system checking.
The system will enter into “Boot menu” when user pushes the knob in system check
procedure.

Figure 4-2. System check window

Note : If “Fail” sign is displayed while system check, please turn off the device and contact
service center or agent.
3. Boot menu window

- In this window, user can select items about the system maintenance.
Figure 4-6. Boot menu window
4. Main window
- BT-700N can display various windows according to the kind of connecting module (SpO2,
NIBP, Thermometer) . Each window consists of various frames. Main window is divided
into two sections. The one is Graph mode which displays signal wave and number. And the
other is Numeric mode which displays only number. Except these, there is a mode which
displays SpO2 or NIBP.
SpO2 Wave Region

Figure 4-7. Graph mode (S+N+T)


Figure 4-8. Numeric mode(S+N+T))
When Spo2, NIBP and Thermometer modules are connected, the combinations of displays
are as follows.
a. Graph mode
- SpO2 + NIBP
b. Numeric mode
- SpO2 + NIBP
- NIBP + Thermometer
- NIBP
Figure. 4-9. Graph mode (S+N) Figure 4-10. Numeric mode (S+N)
Figure 4-11. Graph mode (S) Figure 4-12. Numeric mode (S)

Figure 4-13. Numeric mode (N)

The system can not check the connection of temperature
module automatically. Therefore user must set and check the
connection in the “Boot menu” window.
Caution In the case of the connection of temperature module, the
display will change only in status region. The other regions
will not be changed.
5. Status region
- Date/Time, Beep volume, Battery level, Patient mode, Alarm icon and Trend icon are
presented in this region. When temperature module is connected, the location of each item is
changed and the system will present the value of measured temperature instead of Alarm and
Trend icon.
- When alarm is activated, the system will blink Alarm index with red color in Date/Time
region. (When temperature module is connected, Beep volume region will be changed to
Alarm index region.)
Figure 4-14. ~ Figure 4-17 present displayed items according to Thermometer on/off and
Alarm on/off in status region.
Figure 4-14. Status Region(Thermometer OFF & Alarm OFF)
Figure 4-15. Status Region(Thermometer ON & Alarm OFF)
Figure 4-16. Status Region(Thermometer OFF & Alarm ON)
Figure 4-17. Status Region(Thermometer ON & Alarm ON)

Table 4-3 : The functions of status region icon
Icon Name Description

Beep volume icon Indicates Beep(HR/Key) volume status.
Battery status icon Indicates battery charge status.
Patient mode icon The object of measurement is adult.
Patient mode icon The object of measurement is neonate.

Indicates alarm on status. (Green)
Alarm status icon
Indicates alarm silent status. (Green blink)
Alarm status icon Indicates alarm suspend status. (Red)
Indicates trend status.
Trend status icon - Trend on : Green(Icon is roataing.)
- Trend off : Gray(Icon is stop.)
Table 4-3. The functions of status region icon.
6. Thermometer region
- In the case of temperature item is on in Boot up setup when the system is booting,
thermometer region will be created in status region.
Thermometer icon, unit and the measured value are presented in this region.
Figure 4-18 showes displayed items in thermometer region.
Thermometer unit
Thermometer icon Thermometer value
Figure 4-18 Thermometer region
7. Setting basic setup Parameters

- Push the knob in Main window and enter Menu. In this window user can change the system
setting according to the purpose by rotating the knob. To select the item, push the knob.
Figure 4-19. Initial Menu Window

Menu Description
System Setup User can set items related to the system and the alarm sound.
NIBP Setup User can set items related to NIBP.
SpO2 Setup User can set items related to SpO2.
Trend Data User can set items related to the patient’s data saving.
Table 4-4. Initial Menu
Note : If user pushes the knob during system check, the system enter to Boot Menu.
4.4 Connection and Measurement
1. SpO2
- Probe connection
Connect SpO2 probe to the “SpO2” connector in the left panel.
- Measurement of SpO2 and Pulse rate

Clean the measuring part(ex, finger and so on) with alcohol. Insert finger into a probe.
Avoid the use of other medical devices which can disturb the blood flow.
Avoid attaching the probe to the position which can bring up the interference of
measurement. For the stable measurement, please fix the probe cable properly using finger
and a sticking plaster with attention to prevent the disturbing of blood flow.
Check the status of skin and connection of probe at regular interval.
2. NIBP
- Cuff connection and disconnection
Push NIBP cuff in the “NIBP” connector in the left panel. NIBP cuff is connected with a
clack sound. Check the locking status of connector. To disconnect a cuff from “NIBP”
connector, slide a lock slide to the back and unlock the lock slide.
- Measurement of NIBP
Sit on the chair calmly and comfortably with back about 5 minutes and stabilize the body.
Measure NIBP in a sitting or lying position (Provided, the height of arm is same as heart.).
The object of measurement must not smoke and drink coffee before the measurement of
blood pressure. After taking off the object’s top or rolling up object’s shirt’s sleeve with no
arm fastening, measure blood pressure. The size of cuff’s horizontal axis must be large as
possible as can wrap 80% of arm. Measure blood pressure over two times at the intervals of
two minutes and average these measured values.

3. Thermometer
- Thermometer connection
Connect thermometer module to the “TEMP” connector in the left panel.
Because the system can not recognize thermometer connection automatically, user have to
set with thermometer is connected in Boot Menu when the system is booting.
- Measurement of Temperature
Set a thermometer facing the forehead. Take a thermometer’s position about 3cm far from
the forehead. Push “START” button at the end of a thermometer and start to measure
temperature.

Chapter 5
System Setup / Menu window /
Alarm & Sound
5.1 General
BT-700N has two windows to set the system. The first window is Start up setup window that
can set the system and items related maintenance when the system is booting. The other
window is Menu window that can set the various system setting while the system is working.
Pushing knob cause that BT700N will enter Boot Menu window or Menu window.
5.2 Menu Structure
Figure 5-1. shows Menu Structure.
Figure 5-1. Menu Structure
- Path : Indicate the name and location of Menu window at present.

- Menu list : Indicate the item list of the window at present.
- Select item : Indicate the selected item which cursor is pointed.
- Step up : Move to upper stage from the current Menu.
- Exit : Exit Menu window.

5.3 Cursor move and Select
Knob rotating makes cursor movement between items in the window. User can move
between items through the rotating knob to clockwise or counterclockwise. The item that
cursor is pointed will be reversal (blue color).
Figure 5-2. shows cursor is pointed the first item in Boot menu window.
Figure 5-2. Cursor Move
After move cursor to item to select by rotating knob and push knob, then the system select
the item. If item is selected, the color of selected item is changed to orange.
Figure 5-3 shows second item is selected in Boot menu window.
Figure 5-3. Item Select
Select an item and then change setting what you want by rotating the knob. And then push
the knob to exit from the selected item.
5.4 Boot Menu
Incorrect setting for Boot Menu can cause a critical influence to

operating the device. Setting for Boot Menu must be performed
Warning by authorized person.

User can set items related System Maintenance in Boot menu and check the system status.
The system enters to Boot menu by pushing the knob during system check.
Figure 5-4. System Check
Figure 5-5. shows the initial window of Boot Menu window.
Figure 5-5. Boot Menu
-Factory Setting
This item initializes the system status. If “Yes” is selected, the system is initialized to factory
shipping status. In this case, trend data is deleted completely.
Table 5-1. showes the factory default values..
Setting Parameter Factory Default
Temperature Off
Demo mode Off
ID 00000
Target Adult
Language English
Unit Temp ℃
Bright 3
Volume(beep/alarm) 2
Silence Interval 30 sec

Suspend Interval 10 Min

Remind Beep Interval 3 Min
Set Date 2000.01.01
Set Time 12:00
Data Format yy/mm/dd
Auto Mode Interval Off
STAT Mode Time 5 Min
Initial Inflate Pressure 180
Unit NIBP mmHg
Systolic Limit H:270, L:30
Mean Limit H:260, L:20
Diastolic Limit H:250, L:10
NIBP PR Limit H:250, L:20
Save Interval 1Min
Delete All Data No
SpO2 Limits H:100, L:20
PR Limits H:250, L:20
Table 5-1. Factory Default Value
- Thermometer
In this item, user can select the status of thermometer connection. If “ON” is selected, the
system recognizes that thermometer is connected.
※ In the case of SpO2 and NIBP, the system recognizes connection status automatically, but
in the case of thermometer, the user must select item manually.
- NIIBP Maintenance
This is the item related NIBP. When “Enter” is selected, the system moves to NIB
Maintenance window.
- Firmware Upgrade
This is the item related to upgrade of SpO2/NIBP module’s firmware through USB memory
stick. When “SpO2” or “NIBP” is selected, the system moves to F/W upgrade window of
each module.
- Demo mode
In this item, user can select Demo mode status (On/Off). When “On” is selected, SpO2 is
working with Demo mode in Main window.
- F/W Ver. : In this item user can check Firmware Version of each module.

- Power check : In this item, user can check the power status of the system.
5.5 NIBP Maintenance Menu
In NIBP Maintenance menu, user can set items related the maintenance and management of
NIBP.
Figure 5-6.shows NIBP Maintenance menu.
Figure 5-6. NIBP Maintenance Menu
- Calibrate Pressure
This is the item to calibrate NIBP pressure sensor. Before using this item, connect a
manometer, cuff and a manual/automatic pressure device to NIBP connector. Using “Y” or “T”
connector, connect a manometer, cuff and a pressure device to the system.
.
Figure 5-7. Calibrate Pressure sensor
After setting the outer measurement device, push “Enter” button. “200mmHg” item will be
activated. Calibrate a manometer’s pressure value as “200mmHg”. Select “Set” item by
rotating knob and push knob. Now setting for standard value (200mmHg) of NIBP Pressure
sensor is completed. After setting of standard value (200mmHg), setting item for standard
value of 0mmHg will be activated automatically. To set standard value of 0mmHg, it needs to
apply pressure to 0mmHg. After stopping decompression, when manometer indicates 0mmHg,
operate knob in the same way for setting 200mmHg standard value. When NIBP Pressure

sensor’s 0mmHg standard value setting is completed, all pressure is eliminated and the mode
goes to previous step of Calibrate Pressure selection. With this NIBP Pressure sensor’s
calibration is completed.
NIBP Pressure sensor’s calibration must be performed by and

expert. Do not turn off the device while calibrating. (Please
Caution use AC power.)
- Check Pressure
This item is used for the check whether NIBP pressure sensor sends the exact values or not.
And using this item, the user can test the Over pressure measurement function. If “Yes” is
selected, the number and unit (mmHg) are activated. Now pressurize to NIBP connector, and
then the pressure value is displayed. If more than 300mmHg is pressurized, warning phase is
displayed and the system escapes this item after pressure exhaust.
5.6 System Setup Menu
User can enter System setup window by selecting Menu / System setup item. In System setup
window, user can set items relevant to the overall system operating and management.
Figure 5-8 shows System setup window.
Figure 5-8. System Setup Menu
- ID : User can set to 5 unit numbers for patient’s ID.
- Patient Mode : Select the object to measure. User can select “Adult” or “Neonate”.
According to the object, the measurement range is changed.
- Language : Select the language for user.
- Alarm : Set system alarm. If “Enter” is selected, the system goes to window which can
select item relevant to alarm.
- Clock : Set system clock. If “Enter” is selected, the system goes to window which can select

item relevant to clock.
- Temp. Unit : Set temperature unit. User can select the unit as ‘˚C’ or ‘˚F’.
5.7 Alarm Menu
User can enter Alarm window by selecting alarm item in System setup window. In Alarm
window user can set items relevant to alarm sound.
Figure 5-9. shows Alarm window.
Figure 5-9. Alarm Menu
- Alarm Volume
This item is used for control alarm sound. The control steps are composed with 6 steps and
the sound becomes louder as the number is increased. But the system does not support the
mute.
- Silent Interval
This item is used for setting Alarm sound silence interval. User can select the one among 30,
60, 90 and 120 seconds. During setting time the alarm is silent. After setting time is over, the
alarm sounds again.
- Suspend Interval
This item is used for setting Alarm sound suspend interval. User can select the one among
10, 20, 30 and 60 minutes. During setting time the alarm sound is suspended. After setting
time is over, the alarm sounds again.
- Remind Beep Interval

During Alarm sound suspend mode, user can set Remind beep interval. User can select the
one among off, 3, 5 and 10minnutes.

5.8 Clock Menu
User can enter Clock menu by selecting clock item in System setup window. User can set
items relevant clock in Clock window.
Figure 5-10. shows Clock menu.
Figure 5-10. Clock Menu
- Set Data : User can set date. (yy(year)/ mm(month) /dd(day))
- Set Time : User can set time.(h(hour)/m(min)/s(sec))
- Date Format : User can change the date display format.
5.9 NIBP Setup Menu
User can enter NIBP setup window by selecting NIBP item in Menu. User can set items
relevant to NIBP in NIBP setup window.
Figure 5-11.shows NIBP setup window.
Figure 5-11. NIBP Setup Menu
Refer to the Menu clause of NIBP Monitoring about indications for each Menu.

5.10 Trend Data Menu
User can enter Trend Data menu by selecting Trend Data item in Menu. User can set items
relevant to Trend Data in Trend Data menu.
Figure 5-12.shows Trend Data menu.
Figure 5-12. Trend Data Menu
- Save Interval : User can set Save interval of Trend Data. It is possible to set the interval
from 1 to 60 minutes. The system saves data at the intervals of setting time. The system can
save 4088 data.
- Browse Data : User can view the saved Trend Data with the passage of time.
- Delete All Data : User can delete all saved Trend Data.
5.11 Browse Data Menu
User can enter Browse data menu by selecting Browse Data item in Trend data menu. User
can check the saved results (measured values) in Trend data window.
Figure 5-13.shows Browse datamenu.
Figure 5-13. Browse Data Menu

- Path : Indicate window’s location and name.
- Save Date/Time : Indicate the date and time when Trend data is saved.
- Save Data : Indicate the saved results(measured values).
- Data move : Shift the page of the saved data.

‘↓’ : Shift this page to the below part.
‘↑’ : Shift this page to the upper part.
- Window move : Move to the upper step window or escape Menu.
5.12 SpO2 Setup Menu
User can enter SpO2 Setup menu by selecting SpO2 Setup item in Menu. User can set items
relevant to SpO2 setup in SpO2 Setup menu.
Figure 5-14. shows SpO2 Setup menu.
Figure 5-14. SpO2 Setup Menu
Refer to the Menu clause of SpO2 Monitoring about indications for each Menu.

5.13 Menu Tree

Menu Tree
Factor Setting
Thermometer
NIBP Maintenance
Boot Menu
Firmware Upgrade
Demo Mode
F/W Ver
Power Check
ID
Patient Mode
Language
System Setup
Alarm Sound
Clock
Thermometer Unit
Brightness
Auto Mode Interval
STAT Mode Time
Menu
Initial Inflate Pressure
NIBP Unit
NIBP Setup
Systolic Limit
Mean Limit
Diastolic Limit
NIBP PR Limit
Save Interval
Trend Data Browse Data
Delete All Data
SpO2 Limit
SpO2 Setup
PR Limit
Figure 5-15. Menu Tree

5.14 Alarms and Sound
When BT-700N is under using, please check Alarm limits

Warning setting is suitable for the status of patients.
Using the same or similar devices with different setting for

Warning alarm in the same area may result in the potential risk factors.
1. General
In the case of BT-700N measured a particular matter that the user have to know from the
patient, BT-700N goes to Alarm status. BT-700N indicates the alarm status as follows.
- Visual alarm indication

- Audible alarm indication
- Nurse call indication
2. Changing Alarm Volume
The user can adjust the alarm volume from 1 to 6 levels in Menu/System Setup/Alarm Sound.
3. Visual Alarm Indication
- In the case of Visual alarm occurs, the alarm index is displayed in Status region. The alarm
is reversed periodically. If several alarms occur in the same time, all alarms are displayed in
serial order
Figure 5-16. Visual Alarm Indication (Thermometer disconnected)
Figure 5-17. Visual Alarm Indication (Thermometer connected)

5.15 Alarm Priority and Message
Alarm sounds consist of High, Middle and Low sound. The highest level alarm sounds
among occurring alarms at present.
Priority Condition Messages

SpO2 probe is not connected. Probe Off
SpO2 signal is not detected. No Signal,
SpO2 or NIBP module is disconnected. Module Disconnect
High
Faulty SpO2 sensor is connected Sensor error
Battery voltage falls to below the fixed
Cri-Low Battery
voltage.
SpO2, NIBP High Alarm limit over. High PR/SpO2/Sys p/.. Limit
SpO2, NIBP Low Alarm limit over. Low PR/SpO2/Sys p/.. Limit
SpO2 wave is detecting. Check Signal
NIBP measuring is failed. NIBP Measure Error
Medium NIBP cuff pressure is over 300mmHg. NIBP Overpressure
NIBP measuring time is over. NIBP Time Over
NIBP cuff is disconnected. NIBP Cuff
Battery voltage falls to below. Low Battery

Low
Alarm is suspend. Alarm Suspend
Table 5-2. Alarm Priority
The sound according to Alarm priority.
Priority Sound
High Priority “BeepBeepBeep--BeepBeep”
Medium Priority “BeepBeepBeep”
Low Priority “Beep-Beep”

Table 5-3. Alarm Sound

5.16 Audible Alarm Suspend/Silence
Do not suspend or make silence alarm if patient’s safety is not

guaranteed. If the alarm is suspended or silent, the alarm does
Warning not sound during setting time.
To stop the alarm sound, user can set the alarm to Alarm Suspend or Alarm Silence. If the
alarm is suspended or silent, the alarm does not sound during setting time.
Note : If new alarm occurs, Alarm Suspend or Silence mode is released automatically.
- Alarm silent : Press button once shortly in Alarm on status, then the system goes to Alarm
silent. (1 Beep)
- Alarm suspend : Press button once long in Alarm on status, then the system goes to Alarm
suspend. (2 Beep)
- Alarm on : Press button once shortly in Alarm Silent or Suspend status, then the system goes to
Alarm on.(1 beep)
1. Alarm Silence
- Press Alarm button shortly in front panel. The system enters to Alarm silence mode. (1 key
beep)
- To release Alarm silence mode, press Alarm button shortly in front panel. (1 key beep)
- When Alarm silence, the front LED is blinking. (When Alarm icon is displayed, Icon and
LED are blinking at the same time.)
- User can select Alarm Silence interval among 30, 60, 90 and 120 seconds.
2. Alarm Suspend
- Press Alarm button about 2 seconds in front panel. The system enters to Alarm suspend
mode. (2 key beep)
- To release Alarm suspend mode, press Alarm button shortly in front panel. (1 key beep)
- When Alarm suspend, the front LED is off. At the same time, the visual alarm indication –
Alarm Suspend - is displayed. (When Alarm icon is displayed, if the icon is displayed with
“X” signal and red, LED is off.)
- User can select Alarm Suspend interval among 10, 20, 30 and 60 minutes.
5.17 Remind Beep
If the device is set to Alarm Suspend, this sound informs user that the alarm is suspended. In
Menu/System Setup/Alarm Sound, the user can set the interval by 3, 5 and 10 minutes or off
the remind beep.

Chapter 6
SpO2 Monitoring
To get the best performance and exact measuring values, please
use accessories which is supplied with the device or is
Warning recommended by Bistos Co.,Ltd. Use of any other accessories
may result in out of specification performance.
If SpO2 sensor does not equipped to the patient correctly, it may
Warning result in inaccuracy of the device.
Do not use a damaged SpO2 sensor. Do not expose a sensor to
Warning water or dampness. It may result in patient’s harzards.
The following environment can cause measurement errors.
 In the case of using SpO2 sensor which is not supported by

a manufacturer or is out of the provided standard.
 A serious Dysfunctional hemoglobin
(Carboxyhemoglobin or Methemoglobin)
 In the case of using intravascular dye with indocyanine
green or methylene blue.
 In the case of the exposure to strong light sources such as
Surgical lamps, Bilirubin lamps, Fluorescent lights,
Infrared heating lamps and Direct sunlight.
 In the case of the happening of patient’s excessive
Warning movement.
 In the case of the interference is happened by an
electrosurgical equipment or a defibrillator.
 In the case of using the device to a vein.
 In the case of a SpO2 sensor is located to the end of the
NIBP cuff, arterial catheter, or intravascular line.
 In the case of the patient has symptoms such as
hypotension, severe vasoconstriction, server anemia,
hypothermia, cardiac arrest, or shock.
 In the case of the device using environment is unstable.
 In the case of using a sensor extension cable which
exceeds the regulated length.
When the alarm occurs which is related to sensors such as

SpO2 sensor Probe off or Check signal, please check the status
Caution of SpO2 sensor or installation to patient. In case of need,
please change a SpO2 sensor.
If a reusable sensor is installed in a long time to the patient’s
measuring point, please check the skin status of the patient and
Caution the installed position of the sensor.

6.1 Setup Connections
1. Determine a suitable SpO2 sensor to the patient.
2. Connect extension cable to SpO2 connector in the left panel.
3. After connect SpO2 and extension cable, lock the connection by taking down a transparent
cover.
4. Install SpO2 sensor to the patient’s finger such as figure 6-1. Be cautious about the position
of SpO2 sensor. The inaccurate position of the sensor may result in inaccurate measuring
result.
Figure 6-1. SpO2 Sensor Position
6.2 Description of SpO2 Display and Menu
1. Display
The values of SpO2 and PR(Pulse rate) that is extracted from SpO2 wave are displayed
with the relevant unit(%, bpm). If there are no signals, the device will display the sign “---”
instead of value. In the alarm situation, the values will be displayed with red color.
Figure 6-2.shows the values in SpO2 region.
Figure 6-2. SpO2 Region
- Heart icon : This icon will be displayet during the heart rate is measuring.

- SpO2 bar : This bar indicates the intensity of the SpO2 signal.
The follow shows the SpO2 wave.
SpO2 wave region
Figure 6-3. SpO2 Wave

2. Menu
The user can set items related to SpO2 alarm limit in Menu/SpO2 Setup.
Figure 6-4. SpO2 Setup Window
- SpO2 Limit : In the case of the measured SpO2 value is out of definite range, the user can
set the range to make alarm.
- PR Limit : In the case of the measured SpO2 PR value is out of definite range, the user can
set the range to make alarm..

Chapter 7
NIBP Monitoring
To get the best performance and exact measuring values, please
use accessories which is supplied with the device or is
Warning recommended by Bistos Co.,Ltd. Use of any other accessories
may result in out of specification performance.
The followings may result in inaccurate measuring result.
 In the case of the installing cuff to the patient with too tight
or loose.
 In the case of the using not appropriate cuff size to the
patient.
Warning  In the case of the cuff location is different from the heart’s.
 In the case of the air leakage from cuff and hose.
 In the case of the patient’s movement exceed the measuring
standard.
In some cases, rapid, prolonged cycling of an oscillometric,
noninvasive blood pressure monitor cuff has been associated
with any or all of the following : ischemia, purpura, or
neuropathy. Periodically observe the patient’s limb to make sure
Warning that the circulation is not impaired for a prolonged period of
time. Also make sure the cuff is placed according to directions
in this manual and the cuff directions for use.
Do not place the cuff, the catheter or SpO2 sensor on an
extremity being used for intravenous infusion or any area where
Warning circulation is compromised or has the potential to be
compromised
AS with all automatically inflatable blood pressure devices,
continual cuff measurements can cause injury to the patient
Warning being monitored. Weigh the advantages of frequent
measurement and/or use of STAT mode against the risk of injury
Minimize the patient’s movement during measuring NIPB. The
Warning patient’s movement may result in inaccurate measurement.
Do not use the cuff if there is trace of the vein injection or there
Warning is a damage or damage possibility of blood circulation.
Never measure neonate with the setting for adult. Although the
cuff is suitable for neonate, the pressure standard for adult
Warning exceed the pressure standard for neonate.
In auto mode, the last measured value is displayed. This value

Caution does not reflect the patient’s status during measuring interval.
If NIBP cuff measurement and SpO2 measurement are
performed in the same patient and measuring point, this may
Caution result in inaccurate SpO2 measurement by the cuff’s
pressurization.

Be cautious about hose’s twist or imperforation.

Caution
7.1 Setup Connections
1. Determine a suitable NIBP cuff to the patient.
2. Connect extension cable to NIBP connector in the left panel. The cuff part and connecting
part of extension cable to the device have same shape.
3. Wrap the cuff to the patient’s arm. The cuff must be wrapped to skin or thin cloth. If the
cuff is wrapped to thick cloth, it may result in inaccurate result.
Please wrap the cuff tight to the point of inserting two fingers.
Caution
4. Adjust patient’s arm with the palm is head to upside. Adjust the cuff with the “ARTERIA”
sign is on the patient’s artery. Check the cuff is suitable for the patient. Be cautious about the
hose’s bending. Hose must be located with parallel to the patient’s arm.
5. Adjust and maintain the patient’s arm to the same height of heart.
Figure 7-1. NIBP Cuff Position
Note : Measuring blood pressure can be influenced by external factors such as the patient’s
position, measuring part and the status of patient.
Note : If the patient has arrhythmia, the heart rate is unstable. In this case, it is difficult to
measure NIBP or the result of measuring can be inaccurate.

7.2 NIBP Measurement Modes
1. BT-700Nsupports 3 modes to measure blood pressure.
- Manual mode : Measure blood pressure once and stop to measuring.
- Auto mode : BT-700N measures blood pressure repeatedly at the interval of setting time.
Setting interval time is off, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 and 90 minutes.
- STAT mode : During setting time, BT-700N measures blood pressure repeatedly as many as
possible. Setting interval time is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 minutes.
2. The follows are the starting method of each measuring mode.
- Manual mode : In the status of Auto Mode Interval is set to off in Menu/NIBP Setup item,
press NIBP Start/Stop key shortly once. (1 beep sounds.)
- Auto mode : In the status of Auto Mode Interval time is set in Menu/NIBP Setup item
( is displayed in Main window), press NIBP Start/Stop key shortly once. (1 beep
sounds and Icon is rotating.)
- STAT mode : Independent to Manual or Auto mode, press NIBP Start/Stop key about 2
seconds (2 beep sound.). Icon is displayed in Main window.
3. The follow is stopping method of each measuring mode.
- After starting Manual / Auto / STAT mode, press NIBP Start/Stop key once more and then
this function will stop.
7.3 Description of NIBP Display and Menu
1. Display
The values of Systolic, Diastolic and MAP are presented with the relevant unit (mmHg
or kPa). In the case of the value of NIBP PR, the value of PR that is measured from
NIBP signal is presented. If the value is not measured, “---” is displayed in the region
which is displayed measured value instead of measured value. In the alarm status, the
corresponding value is displayed with red. In addition the value of Initial inflate pressure,
NIBP mode icon and the measuring time of NIBP are displayed.
Figure 7-2. shows relevant values and items in NIBP region.

Figure 7-2. NIBP Region
- Initial Inflate Pressure : The system pressurize to the setting pressure from the initial
pressure.(provided, if the significant wave(systolic part) is detected the system will stop the
pressurization and start to measure the pressure.)
- NIBP mode
a. Manual mode : There in no icon displayed.
b. Auto mode : icon is displayed.
c. STAT mode : icon is displayed.
(provided, in the case of the device is set to Auto mode, icon is displayed on
icon with overlapped.)
- NIBP timer : In Auto mode, the device counts up the total measuring time(This is similar
with stop watch.). In STAT mode, the device counts down the measuring time from the
start time(This is similar with a timer.).
2. Menu
The device enters to NIBP setup window by selecting Menu / NIBP setup item. The user can
set items relevant to NIBP in NIBP setup window.
Figure 7-3. shows NIBP setup window.
Figure 7-3. NIBP Setup Window

- Auto Mode Interval : During NIBP operating mode, user can set interval relevant to Auto

mode. If the time is set to voluntary value except “Off”, the device mode is changed to Auto
Mode from Manual Mode. Setting range is from “Off” to 90 minutes.
- STAT Mode Time : User can set the operating time of STAT mode from 1 to 10 minutes.
- Initial Inflate Pressure : User can set the initial pressurization value to measure NIBP.
During pressurization, if the wave of measured NIBP is detected before the initial
pressurization value, the device stops pressurization and starts to measure NIBP. If the device
determines that the pressurization to measure must be higher than the initial inflating pressure,
the device performs re-pressurization.
- NIBP Unit : User can select NIBP unit between “mmHg” and “kPa”.
- Systolic Limit : In the case of Systolic value(one of the measured NIBP values) is out of
definite range, user can set the range to make alarm.
- Mean Limit : In the case of Mean value(one of the measured NIBP values) is out of definite
range, user can set the range to make alarm.
- Diastolic Limit : In the case of Diastolic value(one of the measured NIBP values) is out of
- NIBP PR Limit : In the case of NIBP PR value(one of the measured NIBP values) is out of
Note : NIBP operating mode

- Manual mode : The device measures NIBP once and stops to measure NIBP. If user push
NIBP operating key shortly (1 Beep) when Auto Mode Interval item is off, the device will
operate with Manual mode.
- Auto mode : When the time is set in Auto mode Interval, the system measures blood
pressure repeatedly at the intervals of setting time. If total measurement time is longer than
setting time, 30 seconds after end of the prior measuring step the device measures blood
pressure again. Press NIBP operating key shortly (1 Beep) then the device starts to measuring.
- STAT mode : During the setting time, the device measures blood pressure repeatedly as
many as possible. The measuring interval is two seconds. The device will operate with STAT
mode by pressing NIBP operating key long(2 Beep) in Manual or Auto mode.

Chapter 8
Maintenance
8.1 Maintenance and Cleanliness
1. The user can clean and maintain BT-700N by various methods. But please follow methods
that Bistos Co.,Ltd. recommends to avoid a damage or pollution.
2. If the materials (not authorized materials) which can cause damage to the device are used,
it is impossible to get free repair service although the device is in warranty period.
After cleaning the device, please check the body and sensor carefully. If
Caution the device is decrepit or damaged, do not use that device.
3. Please clean the body and measuring sensor by alcoholic soft fabric once in a month. Do
not use lacquer, thinner, ethylene and oxidizer.
4. Please maintain cables with no dust and soil. And clean cables with wet fabric (water
temperature is about 40˚C / 104℉.). Please clean cables using clinical alcohol once in a week.
5. Do not immerse the device or sensor in liquid or a cleanser. Also all liquid must not be
permitted to enter in the device or sensor.
8.2 Accessory cleaning

Please use clinical sterilizer to sterile or clean the body, sensor and thermometer.
8.3 Regular Inspection

Similar to most medical equipment, BT-700N has to be inspected once in a year. Refer to
the service manual which is supported by Bistos Co.,Ltd. about inspectional items.
Regular inspection must be performed by the company’s technician or the

technician who is authorized by manufacturer. The user and operator must
Warning not disjoint or remodel the device.
8.4 Disjoint and handle the internal battery

The internal battery type is Ni-MH battery. Therefore if disjoint the battery, please be
cautious about disjointing.
- The internal battery must be handled by the company’s technician only.
- Please keep the internal battery below 60 ℃ and if an electrolyte from battery is contacted
to the clothes or skin, wash the polluted parts by clean water immediately.
- If you want to change the internal battery, please contact the head office.
Do not dispose the internal Ni-MH battery as a general waste. If it is

dispose as a general waste, it may results in human and environmental
Caution harms. When disposing of internal Ni-MH battery, adhere to all applicable
laws regarding recycling.

Chapter 9
Troubleshooting
Prohibit to disjointing the device by not authorized person. We

do not compensate for a malfunction or damage for human life
Warning by a voluntary disjoint.
In the case of not intended result is displayed, please check bio-
Warning signals of the patient or the status of the patient.
When the following problems are happened, before contact the head office, please check
following measures.
1. When you can’t power on the device.

- Please check that an adaptor of the device is connected to the AC connector properly.
- Please check the LED in the front panel is green or yellow.
- Please change an adaptor.
2. When the measured value is not displayed in LCD.

- Please check the connection of the sensor or expanded cable to the connector in left panel
properly.
- After connect the sensor to connector of the device and check the operation of the sensor.

Chapter 10
Specification
10.1 Mechanical and Electrical Specifications
Dimension 250(W) x 114(L) x 90(H) (Unit : mm).
Weight 2.5kg Under (Include battery).
Display 320 x 240 TFT color LCD.

Screen dimension 64.8(W) x 48.6(H) (Unit : mm).
Communication PC communication with RS-232 (with Nurse call state).
Firmware upgrade Connect PC to USB port.
Power Medical adaptor.

Input AC100 – 240V 50/60H, 0.4A.
Output +9V DC / 1.5A.
Battery operating time SpO2 Only : Min 7 hours depending on use.

NIBP Only : Min 4.5 hours depending on use.
SpO2 + NIBP +Temp. : Min 3 hours depending on use.
Battery recharge time 90% 8 hours.
Memory 4088 data can be stored.
※ Simultaneously operates monitor and charges battery when AC power adapter in plugged
10.2 Compliance
Classification Class II Internally powered
Type of protection Type BF - Applied part
Mode of operation Continuous
Degree of protection : NIBP IPX1,

SpO2 sensor IPX2
Thermometer IPX0
10.3 Environmental Conditions

Operation Temperature 10°C ~ 35°C (50°F ~ 95°F)
Storage Temperature –20°C ~ 60°C (–4°F ~ 140°F)
Humidity 20% to 90%, Non-condensing
Altitude 0 -3048m (0 -10,000 ft)

10.4 Performance Specifications

1. Noninvasive Blood Pressure (NIBP)
Technique Oscillometric Measurement
Measurement modes AUTO, MANUAL and STAT
AUTO mode Automatic NIBP measurements at interval of

1,2,3,5,10,15,30,60,90 minutes
MANUAL mode Single measurement initiated by NIBP Start/Stop button
STAT mode Series of consecutive measurements for (1,2,3,4,5,10) minutes
2. NIBP measurement range

Systolic pressure range Adult /Pediatric : 30 mmHg to 250 mmHg
Neonate : 20 mmHg to 120 mmHg
Diastolic pressure range Adult /Pediatric : 20 mmHg to 210 mmHg

Mean pressure range Adult /Pediatric : 20 mmHg to 235 mmHg

Pressure display accuracy Meets ANSI/AAMI SP 10:2002 +A1 : 2003
Cuff pressure range 0 to 300 mmHg (0 to 40kPa)
Initial cuff inflation

Adult/Pediatric:
120, 140, 160(Default), 180, 200, 220, 240, 260, 280 mmHg
(16.0, 18.7, 21.3(Default), 24.0, 26.7, 29.3, 32.0, 34.7, 37.3 kPa)
Neonate :
80, 90, 100(default), 110, 120, 130, 140 mmHg
(10.7, 12.0(Default), 13.3, 14.7, 16.0, 17.3, 18.7 kPa)
Overpressure protector Adult /Pediatric : 300mmHg ~ 330 mmHg

Neonate : 150 mmHg ~ 165 mmHg
Pulse rate range Adult/Pediatric : 40 bpm to 220 bpm

Neonate : 40 bpm to 240 bpm
Pulse rate accuracy ±2 bpm or ±2%, whichever is greater

3. Pulse Oximetry(SpO2)
Measurement range
SpO2 : 0 to 100%
Pulse rate : 30 to 250 bpm
Saturation without motion

Adults/Pediatric : 70 to 100% ±2 digits
Neonate : 70 to 100% ±3 digits
Saturation with motion Adults/Pediatric, Neonate : 70 to 100% ±3 digits
Low perfusion 70 to 100% ±2 digits, 0 to 69% unspecified
Pulse rate
Without motion : 30 to 250 bpm ±3 digits
With motion : normal physiologic range 55 to 125 bpm±5 digits
Low perfusion : 20 to 250 bpm ±3 digits
4. Thermometer
Measurement method Infrared measurement, Non-contact measurement
Operation temperature 15 ~ 40℃ (59 ~ 104℉), Relative humidity ≤ 95%
Storage temperature 20 ~ 50℃ (-4 ~ 122℉)
Measurement distance 2~3cm from the forehead center
Measurement range
Body temperature : 34.0 ~ 42.5℃ (93.2~108.5℉)
Accuracy ±0.2℃ (36.0 ~ 39℃
±0.3℃ (34.0 ~ 35.9℃ ℃
Wide temperature : 15~60℃ ℉

Accuracy ±2℃ or ±2%
Response time 2 seconds
Resolution 0.1℃
Memory Automatically body temperature data(maximum 32) stored
Back-light If measurement complete, lighted 3 seconds
Automatic power off If not press any button in a minute, automatically off
Power supply DC3V(AAA 1.5V Battery 2ea)

Chapter 11
Warranty
Product Name Patient monitor
Model Name BT-700N
Permission No. 1) 제허 09-368 호
Serial No.
Warranty Period 2 years from purchasing date
Date of purchase
C Hospital :
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S Address :
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M Name :
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R Contact :
Agent / Dealer
Manufacturer Bistos Co., Ltd.
※ Thanks for your purchasing our product.

※ This product is manufactured and passed through strict quality control system and inspection.
※ Compensation standard concerning repair, replacement, refund of the product complies with
“Consumer’s protection low” noticed by Economic Planning Dept.
※ If an abnormal condition is happened with normal use in the term of guarantee, the service
center will offer free repair service.
※ Please inform us model, the serial number, purchasing date and problems when the problem is
happened in the term of guarantee.
Note 1) ‘Permission No.’ is a identify number by Korean Food and Drug Administration.
Manufacturer Information
Head office / 7th Fl., A Bldg., Woolim Lions Valley 5-cha,144-3,

Manufacturing Sangdaewon-dong, Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si,
site Gyeonggi-do, Korea
Manufacturer Telephone 82-31-750-0340
Tele fax 82-31-750-0344
Web site www.bistos.co.kr
e-mail bistos@bistos.co.kr

Contact to Technical support
Telephone: +82 31 750 0340

Fax: +82 31 750 0344
Bistos Co., Ltd.

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7 Fl., A Bldg., Woolim Lions Valley 5-cha, 144-3,
Sangdaewon-dong, Jungwon-gu, Seongnam-si,
Gyeonggi-do, Korea
www.bistos.co.kr
bistos@bistos.co.kr
Model Name: BT-700N
EC Representative: Medical Econet Gmbh

Im Erlengrund 20 / D-46149 Oberhausen / Germany
Telephone: +49 (0)208 377 890-0

Fax: +49 (0)208 377 890 55

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4. BT-700N OPERATION .................................................................. 17

5. SYSTEM SETUP / MENU WINDOW / ALARM & SOUND .... 26

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5.14 Alarm and Sound ............................................................................................ 37

6. SPO2 MONITORING .................................................................... 40

7. NIBP MONITORING .................................................................... 43

11. WARRANTY ............................................................................... 53

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1.3 General Precautions on Environment

Avoid placing in an area

Avoid placing in an area

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Avoid placing in an area

Avoid placing in an area Avoid dust and

Power off when

1.4 General Precautions on Electric safety

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1.5 Definitions of Symbols

Power On/Off Button

This symbol identifies a safety note. Ensure you understand

External Signal IN/OUT Port

Adapter Power Input

IPX2 IPX2 Water-proof (SpO2 sensor)

IPX1 IPX1 Water-proof(NIBP)

IPX0 IPX0 Non-protected(Thermometer)

Defibrillation-proof type BF applied part

Type BF applied part

Table 1-1. Definitions of symbols

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2.2 BT-700N Monitor Configuration

Serial No. Description

2.3 List of Components

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3.2 Description of the BT-700N Rear Panel

Figure 3-2. Rear panel

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① Grip ② Battery Cover

3.3 Description of the BT-700N Left and Right Panel

① SpO2 Sensor Connector ① Multi-Holder

To avoid electric shock, do not open the cover or power adaptor

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Figure 3-5 is default display window of BT-700N.

SpO2 Region NIBP Region

SpO2 Wave Region

Status Region Thermometer Region

Figure 3-5. Graph mode (S+N+T)

The system is set with thermometer is connected, display

When alarm is occurred, data and time in status region do not

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3.5 Status icons and Display color

Symbols Description Symbols Description

SpO2 index Beep volume icon

Pulse amplitude indicator Patient mode : Neonate

HR/PR index Audible alarm Active/Silent

HR/PR unit Audible alarm Suspend