GE CARESCAPE, User Manual

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System introduction
environment it must always be powered from an additional transformer providing
at least basic isolation.
7. PRN 50-M recorder: This device may be connected directly to the monitor or
over the network to a remote monitor or central station. The recorder can print
waveforms, alarm waveforms, and numeric trends.
8. Unity Network Interface Device (ID): Used with the monitor to communicate with
other manufacturers’ peripheral bedside devices, such as ventilators and gas
delivery systems, to centralize patient data on one device.
9. Mouse.
10. Remote Alarm Box (nurse call system): Used to notify a remote location of patient
alarms and system alarms.
11. Remote control and keypad: Used to provide all patient monitor controls on a
portable component with a Trim Knob control.
12. Barcode reader: Used to scan a Technician ID and Patient Information Number
from barcodes when admitting patients.
13. Keyboard: Allows data entry without using the on-screen keyboard or a
touchscreen display.
B850 processing unit front view
Four M-port connectors are located on the processing unit. The M-ports are used to
connect peripheral devices to the monitor.
1. Power indicator: Illuminates green when the power is turned on.
2. M-ports: Connect the remote control, PRN 50-M recorder, remote alarm box
(remote nurse call), or a Unity Network Interface Device (ID) to the monitor.
B850 processing unit back view
1. Power on/off switch.
2. Power inlet connector.
3. Four USB ports: For connecting the touchscreen display, remote control, keyboard,
mouse, and barcode reader.
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