Air Liquide MONNAL T60 ADVANCED, User Manual

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Monnal T60 Advanced - User manual
4.9.4 LED battery status indicator
The status of the internal and removable batteries is also shown by two LED lights on the front of the
machine. These LEDs allow the user to view the machine charge status when the machine is connect-
ed to the mains and the screen is switched off (the LEDs show the battery status when on or in stand-
by mode).
If an LED is:
•
Off
→
it indicates battery absence
• Steady red
→
indicates that the battery is empty (inoperative)
• Flashing red
→
indicates that the battery is dangerously low
• Flashing green
→
indicates that the battery is charging
• Steady green
→
indicates that the battery is fully charged or in use at the start of discharging.
Note: When one of the two batteries is charging and the other one is low, the LEDs of both
batteries flash green.
CAUTION: Both LEDs flashing red with the mains power supply on means the battery charger
is malfunctioning.
4.10 Inputs and outputs
4.10.1 Video output
The video output is located on the side of the machine where the handle is situated. a remote screen
can be connected via this output in order to display an image of the ventilator screen.
4.10.2 USB Connections
The USB connectors on this ventilator provide data inputs and outputs (transmission of patient data
on USB key – input, A or B –).
Software updates
The ventilator software is updated simply via the USB connection using standard computer tools.
CAUTION: The USB ports are protected by a removable cover. When the USB protector cover
is removed, IP protection is no longer guaranteed. When cleaning, it is necessary to replace
the USB cover to prevent liquid from getting into the ventilator.
Note: With regard to the USB link, the use of an accessory that is not compliant with the safe-
ty requirements of this ventilator can bring about a reduction in the safety level of the result-
ing system.
The following factors should be considered when choosing the accessory:
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