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Instructions for use – Infinity Acute Care System – Monitoring Applications VG6.n
Remote control
If the remote control feature is activated (see
page 475), the user can perform the following
Cockpit functions remotely from the ICS:
– Autoset alarm limits
– Initiate a relearning phase
– Audio pause acoustic alarm signals (see
page 121)
– Configure alarm limits and ST and arrhythmia
settings
– Request timed and continuous recordings
If the remote control feature is activated (see
page 475), the user can perform the following
Cockpit functions remotely from one of the
following devices: Delta XL or Kappa, Vista XL,
Gamma X XL:
– Request timed and continuous recordings
– Audio pause acoustic alarm signals
If several devices modify the patient settings of a
single Cockpit, the last update is always
implemented. For detailed information on
performing these functions at the ICS, refer to the
instructions for use
Infinity CentralStation
.
IT applications
Several optional IT applications provide remote
access to patient data from the Cockpit. For
example, the PatientWatch application (accessible
with the Infinity Gateway) allows viewing of up to
four different bedside monitors that are connected
to the Infinity network. If configured accordingly, IT
applications are accessible by selecting a tab on
the Cockpit. For more information, see “IT
applications (options)“on page 503.
Communication management
The following table summarizes how the Cockpit,
the M540, and the M500 function under specific
circumstances.
NOTE
Remote control of arrhythmia settings from ICS is
only possible if the full arrhythmia option is
enabled on the Cockpit.
What happens if...
Behavior
the user switches on the M540?
The M540 emits a high-pitched tone followed by two
power-up tones, performs a selftest, and displays the
New patient?
prompt.
Docking/undocking an M540
the user docks an M540?
Certain functions such as trends, alarm history,
profiles, and biomed setup are not accessible for a
brief period of time.
