SimplyGo Mini

SimplyGo Mini – Batteries and Power

[00:08] For convenient use away from home, SimplyGo Mini can be powered by one of two rechargeable lithium-ion batteries.
[00:16] When fully charged, the standard battery can provide up to 4 and half hours of operation. The extended battery can provide up to 9 hours. To get the best long-term performance from these batteries, please read the Caring For Batteries section of the User Manual.
[00:34] Before you insert or remove a battery, be sure SimplyGo Mini is turned off.  [00:40] Hold the device in one hand and use you other hand to insert a standard or extended battery into the bottom compartment. [00:49] To remove a battery, push the eject button on the center of the battery compartment.

[00:54] If you have been using the device, the battery may be warm to the touch. [00:59] Both standard and extended battery have a gauge so you can check the amount of charge.
[01:05] To see the level, press the black button on the standard battery.
[01:11] On the extended battery, press the 2 black buttons simultaneously.
[01:16] The more LEDs that are lit, the greater the amount of charge in the battery.
[01:21] The LEDs will blink when the battery charge is very low.

[01:25] You can charge the battery using the AC power cord that came with your SimplyGo Mini. [01:33] With the battery installed, connect the AC power supply output cable to the power input connector on the device.
[01:41] Connect the AC power cords connector to the AC power supply.
[01:47] Plug the AC power cord into a standard electrical outlet. [01:53] A green light will illuminate on the AC power supply when the device is energized.

[01:59] Allow the battery to charge fully before you use it for the first time.
[02:04] When charging is complete, disconnect the AC power supply and SimplyGo Mini is ready for portable use.
[02:11] As long as the battery is attached, you can also run the device using AC power.
[02:18] However, never use or charge the device without the battery installed.
[02:23] To use DC power plug the outlet cable of the DC power supply into the power input connector.
[02:31] Insert the other end into a vehicle’s DC electrical outlet.
[02:36] You can use SimplyGo Mini while your vehicle is running.

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SimplyGo Mini – Cannula and Power Up

[00:06] Turn SimplyGo Mini on by pressing the power button twice within 5 seconds. This prevents unwanted starts and inadvertent changes in oxygen flow.

[00:18] SimplyGo Mini is used with a standard single lumen nasal cannula. [00:23] The device works with tubing up to 10 feet or 3 meters in length. [00:27] Avoid pinching or kinking the cannula as that can disrupt oxygen flow. [00:33] Firmly connect the nasal cannula to the patient cannula connector.

[00:38] Before using the cannula with SimplyGo Mini, you touch the black screen or press the power button to view your oxygen settings and check your battery capacity. [00:48] This screen will automatically shut off after 5 seconds. [00:52] To make it reappear, simply press the home button or touch the black screen.

[00:58] Carefully position the nasal cannula on your face and breathe normally through your nose.

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SimplyGo Mini – Navigating the Menu

[00:07] The SimplyGo Mini display screen provides information and access to device settings.
[00:13] The home screen has several icons.
[00:15] A tool icon is used to access the device tool menu.
[00:21] The oxygen setting appears as a number, underneath it a dotted animation indicates when the device has detected a breath and delivered a pulse of oxygen.
[00:31] A warm up symbol typically appears for the first 14 to 20 minutes while the system stabilises enough to accurately sample oxygen purity.
[00:42] However, you can continue to use SimplyGo mini at any time.
[00:47] The battery icon indicates the amount of charge remaining on the battery in use.

[00:52] You can adapt SimplyGo Mini to your preferences by navigating the display screen.
[00:57] Common symbols and actions are used throughout.
[01:01] Use the reverse arrow in the top arrow to return to a previous screen.
[01:06] To demonstrate, let’s change the oxygen setting.
[01:09] Touch the oxygen number to access the oxygen settings screen.
[01:14] Press the plus or minus button to increase or decrease the settings in a range from 1 to 5.
[01:21] When you reach the setting limit, the plus or minus key will be greyed out to indicate that it is no longer available.
[01:30] This setting dictates the pulse volume of oxygen delivered when you take a breath through the cannula.
[01:36] To return to the home screen, press the Home button.

[01:41] Your selection will be saved.
[01:43] In the tools menu, Forward and Back buttons are used to scroll through menus.

[01:49] To check the battery status, touch the battery symbol on the home screen.
[01:53] The battery percentage number and symbol indicate how much battery power is left.
[02:00] You may see or hear other alarms.
[02:02] Consult the SimplyGo Mini User Manual for a complete descriptions and suggestions on how to respond.

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SimplyGo Mini – Maintaining the Device

[00:06] To care for your SimplyGo Mini, you should clean the exterior covers of the device and rechargeable batteries after each use.
[00:14] Turn the device off and disconnect the power source.
[00:19] Take the device out of the carrying case.
[00:25] Remove the battery.
[00:30] Wipe the battery and battery bay with a dry cloth.
[00:33] Clean the device exterior using a damp cloth and mild household cleaner.

[00:40] Do not spray cleaners directly onto SimplyGo Mini and be careful not to allow any liquid into the controls, case, or connectors.
[00:49] Wipe the device dry and restore the battery.
[00:53] With proper care and use, SimplyGo Mini will provide reliable performance and give you the confidence you need to get up and go.

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