# User Manual1 C ontents Page

Chapter 1 2 Intended Use, Contraindications and General Precautions

Chapter 2 5 Description of the Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator

5 Main components and functions of the Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator

7 User Controls

8 User Interfaces

9 Input / Output Connections

9 Power Options

9 Batteries

10 Power Supply

12 Battery Charger

14 Trooper TM Accessories

Chapter 3 15 Operating Instructions

15 General Instructions

20 Additional Operating Instructions

23 Battery Ope rating Instructions

24 Battery Care and Maintenance

Chapter 4 25 Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator Audible and Visible Signals

26 Battery Level Display

27 Oxygen Level Display

28 Indicator Lights

Chapter 5 29 Troubleshooting

Chapter 6 28 Cleaning, Ca re and Maintenance

30 Cannula Replacement

30 Case Cleaning

31 Filter Cleaning and Replacement

31 Other Service and Maintenance

31 Disposal of equipment and accessories

Chapter 7 3 2 Symbols Used on the Concentrator and Accessories

Chapter 8 3 4 Troope r TM System specification

Chapter 9 3 9 Trooper TM Limited Warranty2 

## 1. INTENDED USE

The Trooper TM oxygen concentrator device is used on a prescriptive basis by patients

requiring supplemental oxygen. It supplies a high concentration of oxygen and is used

with a nasal cannula to channel oxygen from the concentrator to the patient. The

Trooper TM may be used in home, institution, vehicle and various mobile environments.

The Trooper TM is not intended to be life s upporting or life sustaining

CAUTION USA Federal law re stricts this device to sale by or on the order of a

physician. May also be applicable in other countries.

CAUTION Use of a cannula other than a Salter Labs 1600HF

- 4 may restrict oxygen

delivery and / or attachment to cannula adapter

.

WARNING Availabil ity of an alternative source of oxygen is recommended in case of

power outage or mechanical failure. Consult your equipment provider for

type of back

- up system recommended.

CAUTION It is the responsibility of the patient to make back

- up arrangements for

alternative oxygen supply when traveling; VBOX assumes no liability for

persons choosing not to adhere to manufacturer recommendations.3 

### CONTRAINDICATIONS

WARNING This device is NOT INTENDED to be life sustaining or life supporting.

CAUTION Under certain circumstances, the use of non

- prescribed oxygen therapy

can be hazardous. This device should be used only when prescribed by a

phy sician.

CAUTION Additional monitoring or attention may be required for patients using this

device who are unable to hear or see alarms or communicate discomfort. If

the patient shows any signs of discomfort, a physician should be consulted

immediately.

CAUTION The Trooper TM is not designed or specified to be used in conjunction with

a humidifier or nebulizer. Use o f this device with a humidifier or nebulizer

may impair performance and / or damage the equipment.4 

## GENERAL PRECAUTIONS

WARNING This device produces enriched oxygen gas which accelerates combustion.

Do NOT ALLOW SMOKING OR OPEN FLAMES within 10 feet of this

device while in use.

CAUTION Do not use oil, grease, or petroleum

- based p roducts on or near the Trooper

TM p roducts on or near the Trooper

CAUTION Never leave the Trooper TM in an environment which can reach high

temperatures, such as an u noccupied car in high temperature

environments. This could damage the device.

CAUTION Use of some administration accessories not specified for use with the

Trooper TM may impair the performance.5 

## 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE TROOPER TM OXYGEN

CONCENTRATOR

Device Main Components & Functions

Cannula Adapter

ON/ OFF

Increase Oxygen Level

Right Arrow B utton Decrease Oxygen Level

Left Arrow B utton Battery

Pack Cannula Tubing

Indicator Lights

Green, Yellow,

Red LED’s Device Power Cord6 Battery Level Display Oxygen Output Level Display7 

## User Controls

ON / OFF Button

Press once to turn “ON”; Press and hold for one second to turn “OFF”.



### Oxygen Level Control Buttons

Use the l eft and right oxygen level buttons to select the setting as shown

on the display. There are five level setting s from 1 to 5. Oxygen Levels are

available in every 1⁄2 increment between 1 and 4.

( Note: There is not a 4 1⁄2 setting)8 

## User Interfaces

Display

The control top displays information regarding flow setting, power status and battery life.



### Indicator Lights

Audible Signals

An audible signal (beep) indicates either a change in operating status o r a condition that

may need response (alarm) . Example, the device will beep when increasing or decreasing

oxygen level.

Green Light (Device operating properly)

Red Light

1. Battery near empty

2. Error

3. Oxygen purity less than 85% Yellow Lig ht

1. Start

- up s equence

2. Battery near empty9 

## Input / Output Connections

Particle Filter

The filter must be in place at the intake side of the concentrator during

operation to ke ep the input air clean.



### Cannula Adapter

The nasal cannula adapter connects to the top port

on the Trooper TM . The port output s oxygenated air.



### DC Power In

Connection for external power from the Power Supply.



## Power Supply Options

Lithium Io n Batteries

The battery will power the Trooper TM without connection to an

external power source. When fully charged, a single battery will

provide approximately 2 .5 hours of operation at a setting of 2

. Recharging time is up to 6 hours for a battery. Se e information in the

“Battery Care and Maintenance” section.10 

## Power Supply

Overview

The VBOX Power Supply (S

- 00941) is used to power the Trooper TM concentrator from

an AC power source. This allows the user to power the concentrator where AC power is

avail able.



### Description

The Trooper TM Power Supply is specifically designed for use with the Trooper Oxygen

Concentrator (A

- 01000). The Power Supply provides the precise current and voltage

requi red to safely power the Trooper TM and is designed to operate from s pecified AC

sources. The power supply automatically adapts to input voltages from 100V to 240V

(47

- 63HZ) permitting use with most power sources throughout the world.

The power supply is used with the following components:

• Power supply with attached powe r output cable to connect to the TrooperTM

.

• AC Power Input Cable11 

## Power Supply AC Input

LED indicator Light

AC Power Plug Power Output Plug12 

## Battery Charger

Overview

The VBOX Battery Charger (S

- 00905) is used to charge the Trooper TM concentrator

battery(s) from an AC power source. This allows the user to cha rge batteries where AC

power is available.



### Description

The Trooper TM Battery Charger is specifically designed for use with the Trooper TM

Oxygen Concentrator Batteries (A

- 00904). The Battery Charger provides the precise

current and voltage required to safel y charge the Trooper TM batteries and is designed to

operate from specified AC sources. The battery charger automatically adapts to input

voltages from 100V to 240V (50

- 60HZ) permitting use with most power sources

throughout the world.13 LED indicator Light

AC Power Plug

Power Output Plug AC In put



## Battery Charger14 

## Trooper TM Accessories

Nasal Cannula

A nasal cannul a must be used with the Trooper TM to provide oxygen

from the concentrator. A single lumen cannula

, Salter Labs 1600HF

- 4

is re quired to ensure proper breath detection and oxygen delivery.



### Carr y Case

The Carry Case provides a protective cover with a handle, shoulder strap and belt loop.

This enab les you to carry the Trooper TM and battery. The Carry Case is specifically

designed to allow proper airflow around the Trooper TM and battery during opera tion.15 

## 3. Operating Instructions

General Instructions

1. Place the Trooper TM in a well

- ventilated location

The Carry Case is recommended to allow proper airflow. Air intake and exhaust

must have clear access

. Locate the Trooper in such a way that auditory alarms

may be heard.

WARNING Avoid use of the Trooper TM in the presence of pollutants, smoke or fumes.

Do not use the Trooper TM in the presence of flammable anesthetics,

cleaning agents or other chemical va pors.

CAUTION Do not obstruct air intake or exhaust when operating the device. Blockage

of air circulation or proximity to a heat source may lead to internal heat

buildup and shutdown or damage the concentrator.



### 2. Ensure the particle filter is in place

.

Ensure the particle filter is placed as indicated in the

p icture.

CAUTION Do not operate the Trooper TM without the particle filter in place. Particles

drawn into the system may damage the equipment

.16 

### 3. Power the TrooperTM

Install the

battery. Atta ch the TrooperTM

battery by connecting the

battery to the power plug.



### OR

Connect the

Power

Supply. Connect the AC Power

plug to the Power Supply.

Connect the AC Power

Plug to the power source

and connect the Power

Plug to the TrooperTM.

The gr een LED on the

Power Supply will be

illuminated.17 CAUTION Ensure the Power Supp ly is in a well

- ventilated location as it relies on air

circula tion for heat dissipation. The Power Supply may become hot d uring

operation. Make sure the Power Supply cools down before handling.

CAUTION The Power Supply is not water resistant

CAUTION Do not disassemble the Power Supply. This may lead to component failure

and/or safety risk.

CAUTION Do not place anything in the Power Supply port other than the supplied

wal l cord. Avoid the use of electrical extension cords with the Trooper TM

. If an extension cord must be used, use an extension cord that has an

Underwriters Laboratory (UL) Mark and a minimum wire thickness of 18

gauge. Do not connect any other devices to the same extension cord.



### 4

. Connect the nasal cannula to the cannula adapter and to the

Trooper

.

The cannula tubing connects to the cannula adapter. The cannula and cannula

adapter combination can then be inserted into the cannula port on the Trooper TM

. Use of a single lumen cannula up to 4 feet in length is recommended to ensure

proper breath detection and oxygen delivery. Additional titration may be needed

to ensure proper oxygen delivery when using cannula over 4 feet in length

.18 CAUTION To ensure oxygen flow, ensure the nasal cannula is properly connected to

the cannula adapter and that the cannula adapter is properly connected t o

the Trooper TM and that the tubing is not k inked or pinched in any way.

CAUTION Replace the nasal cannula on a regular basis. Check with your equipment

provider or physician to determine how often the cannula should be

replaced.



### 6. Turn on your Trooper TM by pressing the ON/OFF button.

A single short beep will sound after the button is pressed followed by a

brief start

- up sequence. The start

- up sequence will automatically start the

TrooperTM and illuminate the yellow light. When the start

- up sequence is

complete the yellow light will turn OFF and the green light will turn ON.

When green light turns illuminates the TrooperTM is now ready to generate the

oxygen level indicated on the display. The display will indicate the selected flow

setting and power condition. It can take up to two minutes for t he TrooperTM to

complete the start

- up sequence and generate the oxygen level indicated on the

display.



### 7. Set the Trooper Concentrator to the oxygen level

prescribed by your physician or clinician.

Use arrows buttons to adjust the Trooper to the desired oxygen level.

The current setting can be viewed on the display

.19 

### 8. Position the nasal cannula on your face and breathe through your

nose.

The Trooper will sense the onset of inhalation and deliver a burst of oxygen at a

precise time when you inhale. The Trooper will sense each breath and continue to

deliver oxygen in this manner. As your breathing rate changes, the Trooper will

sense these changes and deliver oxygen only as you need it. At times, if you

inhale very quickly between breaths the Trooper may ignore one of the breaths,

giving the appearance of a missed breath. This may be normal as the Trooper

senses and monitors the changes in your breathing pattern. The Trooper will

normally sense the next breath and deliver oxygen accordingly.

Make cert ain that the nasal cannula is properly aligned on your face and you are

breathing through your nose.

WARNING If you begin to feel ill or are experiencing discomfort while using this

device, consult your physician immediately.

CAUTION The Trooper is de signed to provide a flow of high purity oxygen. An

advisory red light will inform you if oxygen concentration drops below

85%. A red light persists, contact your equipment provider. See Indicator

light (page 8 ) for additional i nformation.20 

## Additional Operating Instructions

For Use in Home with AC Power

For operation of the Power Supply, follow these instructions:

1. Connect the AC Input to the power supply.

2. Connect the AC Power Plug to the power source and connect the Power Output Plug to

the Trooper TM . The green LED will be illuminated, indicating the Power Supply has input

power.



### Traveling by Air

The FAA allows the TrooperTM onboard all U.S. aircraft; here are a few points to make

air travel easy.



### Planning Your Flight

When flying with your TrooperTM, you must inform the airline that you will be using

your TrooperTM onboard the aircraft. You must always keep a signed statement from your

physician with you that includes:

• Your ability to see/hear alarms and appropriately respond.

• When oxygen u se is necessary (all or a portion of the trip).

Maximum flow rate corresponding to the pressure in the cabin under normal

• operating conditions.21 • A new statement will not be necessary each time you fly, but the statement should

be available during every fli ght.

• Some airlines may equip their aircraft with onboard electrical power. You may

have an opportunity to request a seat with a power port which can be used to

power you TrooperTM. However, availability varies by airline, type of aircraft and

class of serv ice. You should check with your airlines for availability and always

plan on having sufficient battery power for the duration of you flight, plus a

conservative estimate of unanticipated delays.



### Before Your Flight

Here are some things to keep in mind the day your flight departs:

• Ensure your TrooperTM is clean, in good condition and free from damage or other

signs of excessive wear or abuse.

• Bring enough charged batteries with you to power your TrooperTM for the

duration of the flight plus a conservative es timate for the unanticipated delays.

• Regional/ Commuter airlines do not offer onboard electrical power. If you travel

plans call for flights on regional airlines, you will need sufficient battery power

for the duration of the flight, plus a conservative e stimate of unanticipated delays.

CAUTION Airlines may not be equipped to provide backup oxygen.

• Arrive at the airport early. Airport security screening personnel may require extra

time to inspect your TrooperTM.22 • While waiting to board your flight, you may be able to conserve battery power by

using the Power Supply to power your TrooperTM from an electrical outlet in the

airport terminal if available.

• You should inform the airlines you will be using your TrooperTM. Have a

physician letter with you and rea dy for inspection if requested.



### During Your Flight

1. If using airline power port, remove the Battery from the TrooperTM oxygen

concentrator.

2. Connect the Power Plug for available airline power. Check with airline personnel

to ensure compatibility.

• During taxi, takeoff and landing, stow your TrooperTM under the seat in front of

you. Your TrooperTM will fit upright under most airline seats. However, if it

doesn’t fit you may turn it on its side.

• It is not necessary to turn off your TrooperTM during taxi, takeo ff and landing if

your physician’s written statement requires you receive oxygen during these

periods.

CAUTION A change in altitude (for example, from sea to mountains) many affect

total oxygen available to the patient. The Trooper TM has been verified to

p rovide oxygen to specification up to 10 ,000 ft. Consult your physician

before traveling to higher or lower altitudes to determine if your f low

settings should be changed.23 

## Battery Operating Instructions

Ensure tha t the battery is in place and charged. While the Trooper is operating on battery

power, the battery will discharge. The display will indicate the estimated remaining

battery charge. When the Trooper detects that the battery life is low the yellow indicator

light will illuminate. When the battery is near empty, the red indicator light will

illuminate.

When battery life is low, do one of the following

• Plug the Trooper into an AC power source using the Power Supply.

• Replace the battery with a charged batter y after turning off the Trooper TM ( by

pressing the ON/OFF button).

• If the battery is drained, charge the battery.



### Normal Battery Charging

To ensure that your battery is properly charging make sure the battery charger is properly

connected to the AC wall outlet and to the battery being charged. Observe the battery

charger light that indicate charging.



### Battery Charger Light Colors Meaning

Green Fully Charged Battery

Yellow Partial Charged Battery

Red Near Empty Battery24 

## Battery Care and Maintenance

Y our Trooper Lithium Ion Battery requires special care to ensure proper performance and

long life. Use only Trooper Batteries with your Trooper Concentrator

.



### Effect of Temperature on Battery Performance

The Trooper battery powers the Trooper Concentrator up to 2 .5 hours at setting 2 under

most environmental conditions. To extend the run

- time of your battery, avoid running in

temperatures less than 38° F (2°C) or higher than 100° F (35°C) for extended periods of

time.

Battery Time Remaining

The Trooper c ontinuously displays battery level remaining.



### Please Follow These Important Guidelines to Maximize Battery

Performance and Life:

• Store battery in a cool, dry place. Store with a charge of 40

- 50%.

• If using multiple batteries, make sure that each battery is labeled (1, 2, 3 or A, B, C,

etc.) and rotate on a regular basis. Batteries should not be left dorma nt for extended

periods of time25 

## 4

. Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator Audible and

Visible Signals

Control Top Display

The Trooper TM control top display has three indicators . The power status display

shows the battery charge level. The oxygen level display shows the oxygen output

level. The right side of the device (near the power button) shows the indicator

lights.

Battery Level display

Oxygen Level Display Indicator Lights26 

### Battery Level Display

Battery is full or Trooper is operating from

the Power Supply.

Battery has approximately 50% charge

remaining.

Battery has less than 10% charge

remaining.27 

### Oxygen Level Display

Setting 1

Setting 2.5

Setting 528 

### Indicator Lights

Green Light Device operating

properly

Yellow

Light Start

- up Sequence

Battery Low

Red Light Battery near empty

Error

Oxygen purity less

than 85%29 

## 5. Troubleshooting

Problem P ossible Cause Recommended Solution

Device does n ot

operate Power on switch is not on Push on/ off toggle button

Battery is discharged Check battery level

Change and install spare battery

Use Power Supply

Battery is not installed

correctly Remove battery cable and re

- install.

Malfunction, unk nown Contact equipment provider and

change to your reserve oxygen supply.

Device does not

operate when On/

Off button pressed On/ Off button not held

down long enough Try to power up again, hold “on”

longer

Battery is discharged Connect to power supply or a different

battery

Power plug is not fully

inserted Press power cord together more

Device skips a

pulse dispense of

oxygen User is breathing faster

than device limit Reduce activity level

Consider an alternative source of

oxygen

The device did not detect

an inhale Adjust cannula

Cannula not plugged in correctly

Battery Pack

appears to have no

power The pack is discharged, or

has a failure. Recharge Battery

Try recharging as this does a “reset” to

the battery pack control board.

If there is a pack failure, the pack will

not recharge. Contact Equipment

Provider.30 

## 6

. Cleaning, Care and Maintenance

Cannula Replacement

Your nasal cannula should be replaced on a regular basis. Consult with your physician

and/or equipment provider and/or cannula manufacturer’s instructions for replacement

information. A single lumen cannula up to 4 feet in length is recommended to ensure

proper breath detection and oxygen delivery

.

CAUTION Use of a cannula other than a high flow cannula (e.g. Salter 1600HF

- 4)

ma y restrict oxygen delivery and/or attachment to nozzle fittings.



## Carry Case and Device Case Cleaning

You may clean the outside case and the carry case using a cloth dampened w ith a mild

detergent ( such as DawnTM) and water.

WARNING Do not submerge the T rooper or its accessories in water or allow water to

enter into the case; this may lead to electrical shock and/or damage.

WARNING Do not use cleaning agents other than those specified in this User Manual.

Does not use alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, ethylen e chloride or petroleum

base cleaners on the cases or the particle filter.31 

## Filter Cleaning and Replacement

The particle filter must be cleaned weekly to ensure the ease of air flow. Remove filter

from front of device. Clean the particle filter with a mild liquid detergent (such as

DawnTM) and water; rinse in water and dry before reuse.

NOTE It may be necessary to clean the particle filter more often in dusty

environments.

To purchase additional particle filters contact your equipment provider or VBO X.

Other Service and Maintenance

WARNING Do not use disassemble the Trooper or any of the accessories or attempt

any maintenance other than tasks described in the troubleshooting section;

disassembly creates a hazard of electrical shock and will void you r

warranty. Do not remove tamper evident labels. For events other than

those described in this manual, contact your equipment provider for

servicing by authorized personnel.

CAUTION Do not use lubricants on the Trooper or its accessories.



## Disposal of Equ ipment and Accessories

Follow your local governing ordinances for disposal and recycling of the Trooper and

accessories. If WEEE regulations apply, do not dispose of in unsorted municipal waste.



### Maintenance Items List

• Trooper battery (model # A

- 00904)

• Re placement particle filter (model # D

- 00978 )32 

## 7

. Symbols Used On Concentrator and Accessories

Symbol Meaning

WARNING A warning indicates that the personal safety of the patient may be

involved. Disregarding a warning could result in significant

injury.

CA UTION A caution indicates that a precaution or service procedure must be

followed. Disregarding a caution could lead to a minor injury or

damage to equipment.

See User Manual for Instructions

Risk of Electrical Shock

ONLY U.S. Federa l Regulation Restricts this Device to Sale by Order of

Physician. May also be applicable in other Countries.



## ~ AC Power

DC Power

No Smoking while the device is in use.

No Open Flames (Concentrator);

Do not incinerate (Battery)33 

## Symbol Meaning

Keep Dry

Indoor or Dry Location Only, Do Not Get Wet

Use No Oil or Grease

Do Not Disassemble

Do Not Dispose of In Unsorted Municipal Waste

Type BF Applied Part, Not Intended for Cardiac Application

Clas s II Device

Complies With Applicable EU Directives Including Medical

Device Directive

User Interface Label



## Symbol Meaning

ON / OFF Button

Increase Oxyg en Level

Decrease Oxygen Level34 

## 8. Trooper TM Oxygen System Specifications

Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator

Dimensions :

With battery: L / W / H: 6 in (15.2 cm) / 2.8 in (7.1cm) / 7.25 in (18.4 cm)

L / W / H: 6. 5 in (16.5 cm) / 2.8 in (7.1cm) / 7 .25 in (18.4 cm)

Weight: 4.3 pounds ( 2.0 kg) (includes battery)

Noise: Less than 50dBA on setting 2

Warm

- Up Time: 2 minutes

Oxygen Concentration: 87% to 94% on all settings

Flow Control Settings : 5 settings: 1 to 5

Power: Power Supply

AC Input: 100 to 240 VAC

47 to 63 Hz

Auto

- Sensing:

1.35 A

DC Output: 8.4 VDC, 5.35A max.

Rechargeable Battery

Voltage: 7.4 VDC35 

## Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrato r (Continued)

Battery Duration: Up to 2 .5 hours at oxygen level setting of 2

Battery Charging

Time: Up to 6 hours

Environmental Ranges

Intended for Use: Temperature: 38 oF to 100 oF (2 oC to 38 oC)

Humidity: 0 to 60% non

- condensing

Altitude: 0 t o 10 ,000 ft. (0 to 3,048 meters)

Environmental Ranges

Intended for Storage: Temperature:

- 4 oF to 140 oF (

- 20oC to 60oC)

Humidity: 0 to 95% non

- condensing

Altitude: 0 to 10 ,000 ft. (0 to 3048 meters)

Transportation: Keep Dry, Handle with Care

Tested by Independent

Laboratory: Safety: IEC 60601

- 1

CAN/ CSA C22.2 No. 60601

- 1

Electromagnetic Compatibility:

IEC 60601

- 1

- 2

RTCA DO 16036 

## Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator (Continued)

Setting Dispense Volume (CC) Maximum Breath Rate (BPM)*

1 15 30

1. 5 18 30

2 21 30

2.5 24 27

3 27 25

3.5 30 24

4 33 23

5 39 21

* The Trooper will wait for the next breath when maximum breath rate is exceeded.



## Classifications

Mode of Operations: Continuous Duty

Type of Protection Against

Electrical Shock Class II

D egree of Protection Against

Electrical Shock: Type BF

Not intended for cardiac application

Degree of Protection Against

Ingress of Water: IPXo

Degree of Safety for

Application in Presence of

Anesthetic Gases: Not suitable for such application37 

### ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILTY

The Trooper is designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in

a typical medical installation. The equipment generates uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and if not installed and used in acc ordance with the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to other devices in the vicinity. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment with other devices, which can be determined by turning the equipment

off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

1. Reorient or relocate the receiving device.

2. Increase the distance between the equipment.

3. Connect the equipment into an out let on a circuit different from that to which the

other device(s) is connected.

4. Consult VBOX or your equipment provider for assistance.

CAUTION Portable and mobile RF communications equipment can affect medical

electrical equipment.

CAUTION Stacking or p lacing equipment adjacent to other devices is not

recommended, where such configurations are necessary, all equipment in

question should be carefully observed to ensure that EMI does not degrade

performance.

CAUTION Use of accessories, transducers and cab les other than those specified, with

the exception of transducers and cables sold be the manufacturer of the

equipment as replacement parts for internal components, may result in

increased emissions and decreased immunity of the equipment or system.38 

### Guida nce and Manufacturer’s Declaration

– Electromagnetic Emissions

The Trooper TM Oxygen Concentrator is intended for use in the electromagnetic

environment specified below. The customer or the user of the Trooper Oxygen

Concentrator should assure that it is us ed in such an environment.



### Emissions Test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment

RF emissions

CISPR 11 Group 1 The VBOX Trooper uses RF energy only for its

internal function. Therefore its RF emissions are

very low and are not likely to cause any inter ference

in nearby electronic equipment.

RF Emissions

CISPR 11 Class B The VBOX Trooper is suitable for use in all

establishments, including domestic establishments

and those directly connected to the public low

voltage

- voltage power supply network that su pplies

buildings used for domestic purposes. Harmonic Emissions

IEC 61000

- 3

- 2 Not Applicable

Voltage fluctuations/

flicker emissions Not Applicable39 

## 9. Trooper TM Limited Warranty

VBOX Inc. warrants the device system to be free from defect in parts for one year from the data

of delivery to the original purchaser, under normal use and operation. VBOX obligations under

this warranty are limited to the repair or replacement of any such item of equipment (or part

thereof) shown to be defective or at VBOX option to refund the purchase price of any such

defective item of equipment.

Each item of equipment for which a warranty claim is asserted shall, at the request of VBOX Inc.

be returned on a prepaid basis with proof of purchase date to VBOX Inc. at the expense of the

purchaser. The purchaser will be responsible for return freight charges. Replacement parts shall

be warranted as stated above for the unexpired portion of the original one year parts warranty.

This warranty does not extend to any item or part subjected to misuse, accident, improper

maintenance or application or which has been repaired or altered outside of VBOX Inc. without

express prior written authorization.

The foregoing warranty is in lieu of any other warranty, expressed or implied, in fact or in law,

including without limitation the warranty of merchantability or the warranty of fitness for

particular purpose. It is expressly understood that purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy for

defect in parts is limited to enforceme nt of VBOX Inc.’s obligation as set forth above and VBOX

Inc. shall not be liable to purchaser or other for loss of use of the equipment or for other special,

indirect, incidental or consequential damages.40 © VBOX, Inc. All rights Res erved. DOC

- 01102 F AA pre

- release (CONFIDENTAL)

VBOX, Inc.

2340 East County Road J

White Bear Lake, Mn 55110

651

- 407

- 6206

Email: info@vboxinc.com