Monnal T75 user manual
Note:
During a total power outage (AC power, external and internal batteries) the alarm
threshold settings are retained in memory and may be displayed after the electrical power is
restored. The settings are saved by a backup battery with a life of approx. 2 years. An alarm
is issued when the battery life becomes too short. The battery must be replaced. A power
outage of more than 2 years will cause the settings to be lost. At the next startup, the alarm
thresholds will be automatically restored to their default values.
MVe low threshold settings
In PSV NIV mode, the user has the option of setting the lower threshold of the expiratory minute vol-
ume (MVe) in the OFF position.
This setting is used to inhibit the alarms associated with the low expiratory minute volume (MVe) par-
ticularly in the event of non-invasive ventilation with major leaks.
4.11.3 Automatic thresholds
The
[Auto set]
button automatically configures the alarm thresholds according to the values measured
at the time when it is pressed.
To adjust the automatic thresholds, press on a monitoring pad and the
[Auto. threshold]
button will ap-
pear on the right of the screen
Press the
[Auto setting of alarm thresholds?]
button, then confirm by pressing the dial: all the alarm
thresholds will update automatically.
CAUTION:
After pressing the
[Auto. Set]
button, verify that the thresholds obtained in this
way are appropriate for the clinical condition of the patient.
Note:
The
[Auto set]
key is deactivated when the screen is locked.
4.11.4 Resetting
As soon as an alarm threshold has been exceeded, it is highlighted in red, and remains highlighted
even when the alarm disappears.
To reset all the thresholds highlighted in red, press the
[Reset]
button.
4.11.5 Alarm history
The alarm history shows the latest alarm-related events recorded by the ventilator.
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