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Alarm Limits 

Follow the instructions below to review or set alarm limits. 

Step 1:

 

Ensure the system connection (Bluetooth/Wi-Fi) is established. (See “Device 
Connection” and “Device Pairing” sections.) 

Step 2:

 

Tap on "SETTING" button on the MAIN screen, and then tap on “ALARM 
LIMITS” button. Select the designated Aulisa sensor module. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Guardian Angel GA2000 Series

Page 1: ...Digital Vital Sign Monitoring System Instructions For Use ____________________________________________________________ 7MN00027 01 Guardian Angel GA2000 Series...

Page 2: ...hall imply Taiwan Aulisa Medical Devices Technologies Inc Aulisa is a registered trademark of Taiwan Aulisa Medical Devices Technologies Inc Taiwan Aulisa Medical Devices Technologies Inc No 218 2 Cho...

Page 3: ...Fi Network Reset 22 Device Pairing 23 Automatic Pairing 23 Pairing with a new Aulisa sensor module 23 Pairing with a new Receiver Transponder 24 Device Verification 26 Verify the device function 26 V...

Page 4: ...3 Service Support and Warranty 42 Privacy Policy 43 Our Policy 43 Changes 44 Specifications 51 Parts and Accessories 53...

Page 5: ...4 Guide to Symbols...

Page 6: ...5...

Page 7: ...ign data from the Receiver Transponder It also generates alarms to alert users to technical errors or physiological events Receiver Transponder A stand alone device containing an audio video camera re...

Page 8: ...plays physiological data as well as generates alarms for technical errors or physiological events GA2000S Intended Use The Guardian Angel GA2000 Series Digital Vital Sign Monitoring System is intended...

Page 9: ...overs They are hazardous to children 5 Do not use in or around water or any other liquid when AC power adaptor is used 6 Only use this device with charging adaptors provided by Aulisa 7 Do not immerse...

Page 10: ...lisa application software Receiver Transponder Display Unit Stand Display Unit Charging Adapter Type C Receiver Transponder Charging Adapter micro USB Receiver Transponder Clamp Receiver Transponder S...

Page 11: ...will display informational text messages alarm text messages and beep made audible upon an alarm condition trigger event The Display Unit incorporates a talking and listening function that allows aud...

Page 12: ...ts the measured temperature is higher than the upper limit of the display range Lo Low temperature This icon represents the measured temperature is lower than the lower limit of the display range No d...

Page 13: ...Box A system alarm will be displayed on the Display Unit if the cable is disconnected Battery Level of Display Unit These icons signify the battery level of the Display Unit A medium priority system a...

Page 14: ...tes that the alarm audio is silenced for 2 minutes Audio Off This icon indicates that the alarm audio is silenced permanently Software Control Buttons Button Function Description System Settings Tap o...

Page 15: ...e Wi Fi network of the Display Unit or of the Receiver Transponder and to modify the password for the Receiver Transponder Set Timezone In the Setting menu tap on this button to select the correct tim...

Page 16: ...on appears when an alarm is triggered Tap on the button to temporarily silence the alarm audio of the current triggered alarm event for 2 minutes Turn Off Alarm Audio The button appears when an alarm...

Page 17: ...ves vital signs monitoring data from the Aulisa sensor module s via Bluetooth integrates audio and video of the person being monitored and then converts the data to Wi Fi signals which are transmitted...

Page 18: ...on and receive monitoring audio Talking Press and hold to send an audio message NOTE When personal privacy is desired place the sticker over the camera and microphone of Receiver Transponder The stick...

Page 19: ...imply place the Receiver Transponder on a table or follow the instructions below to assemble the holder and the clamp so that the Receiver Transponder can be clamped onto the furniture or hung on the...

Page 20: ...p 3 Press and hold the Power button for three 3 seconds to turn on the Receiver Transponder Step 4 Connect the charging adaptor Type C end to the Display Unit and a power outlet NOTE Securing the powe...

Page 21: ...tor into a switched outlet to prevent accidental switching power off NOTE Check the top right corner of the MAIN screen Ensure the Receiver Transponder connection indicator is lit blue and the Wi Fi c...

Page 22: ...5 Create a password for the Receiver Transponder and press CONFIRM Step 6 Select the correct time zone and press CONFIRM NOTE Beware of connecting to an unsecured network provides no security and expo...

Page 23: ...isplayed on the MAIN screen Enter the network security password and press CONFIRM Step 4 Create a password for the Receiver Transponder and press CONFIRM Step 5 Select the correct time zone and press...

Page 24: ...rial number SN displayed matches with the one on the Aulisa sensor module s Step 5 To confirm that the process was successful ensure that the Bluetooth connection status icon on the MAIN screen of the...

Page 25: ...d to the next step b Select the desired Wi Fi network from the list of available connections displayed on the MAIN screen Enter the network security password and press CONFIRM NOTE The Aulisa sensor m...

Page 26: ...eate a password for the Receiver Transponder and press CONFIRM d Select the correct time zone and press CONFIRM NOTE The password must contain a combination of numbers and letters with maximum 16 char...

Page 27: ...Step 1 Set up the system Refer to the Aulisa sensor module s Instructions for Use for setting up instructions Step 2 Ensure the Bluetooth and Wi Fi connections are established respectively See Device...

Page 28: ...adaptor Type C end ALWAYS plugged in If the Display Unit is disconnected from the charging adaptor accidentally proceed with the following steps to charge and power the Display Unit The Display Unit w...

Page 29: ...r Transponder Step 2 Attach the wall adaptor to a power outlet NOTE The AC power LED indicator lights green when AC adaptor is plugged in NOTE The charging LED indicator lights blue during charging an...

Page 30: ...priority alarms are those that require immediate attention to the person being monitored including SpO2 pulse rate and temperature alarms On the Display Unit high priority alarms are indicated with r...

Page 31: ...audio for 2 minutes Tap on AUDIO OFF button to permanently silence the alarm audio See Alarm Limits section to learn adjusting the alarm limit Medium Priority Alarms Medium priority alarms are those t...

Page 32: ...ators Alarm Condition Medium Priority Alarm Visual Indicator Oximeter Sensor Probe Detached from the Finger The Oximeter Module blinks yellow along with blinking yellow displays and alarm text message...

Page 33: ...es not mean the situation has been resolved CAUTION Tapping on AUDIO OFF button will permanently silence the alarm audio of the current triggering alarm event CAUTION A potential hazard exists if diff...

Page 34: ...et alarm limits Step 1 Ensure the system connection Bluetooth Wi Fi is established See Device Connection and Device Pairing sections Step 2 Tap on SETTING button on the MAIN screen and then tap on ALA...

Page 35: ...ons or drag the seekbar to adjust the values OR tap on RESTORE DEFAULTS to restore alarm limits to manufacturer configured values NOTE Alarm limits can be adjusted only when the Aulisa sensor module s...

Page 36: ...before adjusting the alarm limits CAUTION A potential hazard exists if different alarm presets are used for the same or similar equipment in any single area CAUTION When turned off the alarms will no...

Page 37: ...ls High Priority Alarm Factory Default Adjustment Options Adjustment Interval SpO2 Upper Alarm Limit Off Off 85 100 1 SpO2 Lower Alarm Limit 85 Off 50 95 1 Pulse Rate Upper Alarm Limit Adult Pediatric...

Page 38: ...Likewise when the pulse rate fluctuates near an alarm limit each breach will trigger an alarm With the pulse rate alarm delay feature this system allows a period of threshold violation of 5 seconds be...

Page 39: ...s not possible Do not attempt to open the case Opening the Display Unit or Receiver Transponder will cause damage and void the warranty If the Display Unit or Receiver Transponder is not functioning p...

Page 40: ...ible alarms can be heard 1 Wait for two 2 minutes and alarm tones will automatically re engage 2 Make sure no headphone is plugged in Cannot establish system connection 1 Make sure the Aulisa sensor m...

Page 41: ...relocate the receiving antenna 2 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected 4...

Page 42: ...equires this product to be used indoors for the frequency range of 5 15 to 5 25GHz to reduce the potential for harmful interference to co channel mobile satellite systems High power radar is allocated...

Page 43: ...ii purchaser has returned the product to Aulisa in accordance with instructions provided on Aulisa s support webpage and iii Aulisa has verified that the product is defective Aulisa warrants a replac...

Page 44: ...ATION WE COLLECT AND TRANSMIT MAY INCLUDE HEALTHCARE INFORMATION INCLUDING MEDICAL INFORMATION THEREFORE OUR PRIVACY PRACTICES ARE INTENDED TO COMPLY WITH THE HEALTH INSURANCE PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTA...

Page 45: ...he Customer Agreement Aulisa may collect use and disclose information from a Customer and such Customer s authorized users as set forth in the Customer Agreement If you would like more information abo...

Page 46: ...an active participant with those providers in monitoring your care tailoring interventions and assessing treatment outcomes We may also use your Personal Information to 1 store data 2 comply with the...

Page 47: ...ored on secure third party cloud based servers or through a Wi Fi network All of the information you share with us through the Devices is double encrypted during transmission using AES 128 data encryp...

Page 48: ...is five year period we will remove your Personal Information from our databases and will request that our business partners remove your Personal Information from their databases However once we disclo...

Page 49: ...such notices in writing NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OF THE STEPS WE TAKE IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO GUARANTEE THE SECURITY OR INTEGRITY OF DATA TRANSMITTED OVER THE INTERNET THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT YOUR INFORM...

Page 50: ...ble format to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority Where our processing of your Personal Information is based on consent you have the right to withdraw that consent without detriment at any...

Page 51: ...50 How Can I Contact Aulisa If you have any questions or comments about this Privacy Policy our practices or our Devices please feel free to e mail us at information aulisa com...

Page 52: ...Ingress Protection IP22 Receiver Transponder Power Requirements Mains 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz DC Input 5V DC AC adaptor Internal Power Battery Type 3 7V battery Battery Life 2 hours of continuous operat...

Page 53: ...52 Range 32 8 feet 10 meters spherical radius Protocol Bluetooth 4 0 Direction Bi direction Data rate Up to 100kbps Wi Fi Protocol 802 11 b g n ac 2 4GHz 5GHz Direction Bi direction...

Page 54: ...0001 Refer to the Aulisa sensor module s Instructions for Use for more Aulisa sensor module s information You may also contact your distributor or contact Aulisa by going online at www aulisa com unde...

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