Air Liquide MONNAL T60 ADVANCED, User Manual

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Monnal T60 Advanced - User manual
4.8.7 Display of the ventilation timer
This function allows you to enable or disable the display of the ventilation timer.
It is available on page 3 of the Ventilator menu.
By default, the timer is displayed.
Note: The timer function cannot be deactivated. This function only changes whether the
timer is displayed on the screen or not.
4.8.8 Mains disconnection alarm
This function activates an alarm when the grid power cable is disconnected, even if the two batteries
(internal and removable) are connected.
See Table of alarms on page 82for details on the alarm.
This function is available on page 3 of the
Machine menu.
By default, this alarm is deactivated.
4.8.9 Extractable battery disconnection alarm
This function detects whether an extractable battery is missing or incorrectly installed, and if it cannot
be used or recharged.
See Table of alarms on page 82for details on the alarm.
This function is available on page 3 of the
Machine menu.
By default, this alarm is deactivated.
4.8.10 Saving the ventilation settings and alarm thresholds
Settings can be saved for each category and each type of ventilation:
•
Invasive ventilation
• Non-invasive ventilation
• Hflow
• CPV
Similarly, the alarm threshold settings for each category and for the following two types of ventilation
can be saved:
•
Invasive ventilation
• Non-invasive ventilation
These are accessed directly via the first page of the configuration menu.
The
Restoration keys are used to reset the set-points and/or thresholds to the default values. Restora-
tion applies to all configurations and all patient categories.
CAUTION: Confusion may arise if different alarm settings are used on different devices with-
in the same zone, for example an intensive care unit or a heart surgery room.
If the device is shut down, the Patient settings back-up key allows the device to be restarted using the
settings of the last ventilation.
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