Fukuda DYASCOPE 8000 Series, Operation Manual

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Chapter 14 Troubleshooting Message List
Chapter 14 Troubleshooting
Message List
In this section, the displayed messages on this equipment are described.
For the vital alarm message, there are numeric data alarm and arrhythmia alarm, and the delay time are as follows.
 Numeric Data Alarm: Adult/Child: 5 sec., Neonate: none
 Arrhythmia Alarm: Adult/Child/Neonate: none
CAUTION
 The alarm level can be changed on the "Alarm Level" under the "Initial Settings".
The following table shows the alarm level selection for each parameter.
There are 5 alarm levels.

Numeric Data Alarm
Ex.) HR alarm level : "S H M x x"
S: Top Priority (Top Priority Alarm)
H: High Priority (Urgent Alarm)
M: Medium Priority (Cautionary Alarm)
L: Low Priority (Status Alarm)
N: Notification (Notification Alarm)
The alarm level that cannot be set will be indicated by "x".
For the HR Alarm, the alarm level of S (Top) / H (High) / M (Medium) can be set, and L (Low) / N (Notification) cannot be set.
Parameter Message
Default
Level
Alarm Level
Selection
Note
- <Alarm Susp: xxx s> N x x x x N "xxx s" indicates remaining time.
ECG <Upper HR>
H S H M x x
<Lower HR>
ST <Upper ST1>
M x H M x x
<Lower ST1>
<Upper ST2>
M x H M x x
<Lower ST2>
12-Lead ST <Upper ST (xxx)>
M x H M x x (xxx) indicates lead I to V6.
<Lower ST (xxx)>
BP1 to BP8 <Upper ###>
H/M x H M x x
### indicates BP label.
Default Alarm Level
BP1: H, BP2 to BP8: M
<Lower ###>
<Upper PR_IBP>
H x H M x x
<Lower PR_IBP>