Follow the Visual Directions:

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Hospital/EMS CPR  Dircections for Use:

• Locate the overhanging liner at the bottom of the device and remove to automatically activate the device.

• Place PaceAid on the victim’s upper chest, shoulder, arm, or a visual area within the rescuer’s direct line of sight. 

• Use the toggle button to switch between 1-Man CPR,  2-ManCPR, and when performing CPR with an advanced airway in place.

• Follow visual instructions

Note: PA01 defaults to 1-Man CPR. 

LED lights will give real-time signals for compressions and breaths during CPR: 

     One-Man, Two-Man, Advanced Airway 

The RED Heart lights for required compressions

The GREEN Head lights when it is time to deliver a breath

The YELLOW light indicates the mode. It will remain in one-man CPR until the toggle button is pressed to provide two-man CPR guidance. If an advance airway is in place, the toggle button can be pressed again to provide guidance for advanced airway management.

Hospital/EMS CPR  Dircections for Use:

• Locate the overhanging liner at the bottom of the device and remove to automatically activate the device.

• Place PaceAid on the victim’s upper chest, shoulder, arm, or a visual area within the rescuer’s direct line of sight. 

• Use the toggle button to switch between 1-Man/2-Man CPR, and when performing CPR with an advanced airway in place.

• Follow visual instructions

Note: PA02 defaults to 1-Man/2-Man CPR .  

Bystander CPR  Dircections for Use:

• Locate the overhanging liner at the bottom of the device and remove to automatically activate the device.

• Place PaceAid on the victim’s upper chest, shoulder, arm, or a visual area within the rescuer’s direct line of sight .

• Use the toggle button to switch modes between 1-Man and 2-Man CPR. 

• Follow visual instructions. 

Note: PA03 is defaulted to 1-Man CPR when activated. 

PaceAid can be used alongside an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).

• A shock can be delivered without removing PaceAid.  

PaceAid can remain in place during transport or follow-up care. 

                       IMPORTANT:  PaceAid is

                             * NOT MRI SAFE *

and must be removed before any MRI procedures.

Bystander CPR Directions for Use: 

• Locate the overhanging liner at the bottom of the device and remove to automatically activate the device.

• Place PaceAid on the victim’s upper chest, shoulder, arm, or a visual area within the rescuer’s direct line of sight. 

• Follow visual instructions.

Note: Ratio of Compressions to rescue breath are the same for both 1-Man and 2-Man CPR.