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User´s manual
US edition
Order No: 66 00 261
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Infant Adult Universal Options
Several measures have been taken to design sures have been taken to design
this system for safe treatment and use. m for safe treatment and use.
The alarms are based on three priority levels; y levels;
High, Medium and Low. Low.
High priority alarms igh priority alarms gh priority alarms h priority alarms priority alarms priority alarms riority alarms iority alarms ority alarms rity alarms ity alarms ty alarms y alarms alarms alarms larms arms rms ms s
These alarms are warnings and are indicated ted
by a red background. They are latched, i.e.
the visual indication remains even though the
visual indication remains even though the
alarm condition ceases.The background background
color switches to yellow if the alarm yellow if the alarm
condition returns to normal. Latched alarms Latched alarms
require manual resetting.
Note: NIV alarm
IV alarm Leakage out of range Leakage out of range is not
latched.
For more information about the high
priority alarms see page 226.
y alarms see page 226.
Medium priority alarms edium priority alarms dium priority alarms ium priority alarms um priority alarms m priority alarms priority alarms priority alarms riority alarms iority alarms ority alarms rity alarms ity alarms ty alarms y alarms alarms alarms larms arms rms ms s
These alarms are advisory. They may be y. They may be
reset (cleared) even though the alarm n though the alarm
condition remains.
For more information about the medium
formation about the medium
priority alarms see page 231. larms see page 231.
Low priority alarms ow priority alarms w priority alarms priority alarms priority alarms riority alarms iority alarms ority alarms rity alarms ity alarms ty alarms y alarms alarms alarms larms arms rms ms s
These alarms are cautionary and are
indicated by a yellow background.
by a yellow background.
For more information about the low formation about the low
priority alarms see page 234. y alarms see page 234.
Technical alarms echnical alarms chnical alarms hnical alarms nical alarms ical alarms cal alarms al alarms l alarms alarms alarms larms arms rms ms s
Technical problem identified by a code. hnical problem identified by a code.
For more information about the high information about the high
priority alarms see page 239. larms see page 239.
Alarm signals Alarm signals larm signals arm signals rm signals m signals signals signals ignals gnals nals als ls s
All alarms are visual and audible.
WARNINGS! ARNINGS!
• To protect the patient against high airway protect the patient against high airway
pressures, the Upper pressure limit must mit must
always be set to the relevant value so as to
provide adequate patient safety.
de adequate patient safety.
• To provide adequate patient safety, always ways
set the alarm limits at relevant values.
Alarm output connection Alarm output connection larm output connection arm output connection rm output connection m output connection output connection output connection utput connection tput connection put connection ut connection t connection connection connection onnection nnection nection ection ction tion ion on n
option ption tion ion on n
An Alarm output connection option makes it connection option makes it
possible to connect the ventilator to an
external alarm signal system. High and
gnal system. High and
medium priority alarms are transferred. The ority alarms are transferred. The
alarm output signal is active as long as the gnal is active as long as the
audio alarm is active on the ventilator.
Importants:
nts:
• It is required that the patient is never left patient is never left
unattended and that external alarm is used
only to draw extra attention to a patient.
w extra attention to a patient.
• The alarm output is a non-guaranteed guaranteed
alarm according to IEC 60601-1-8 and it is 0601-1-8 and it is
recommended that the user establish a blish a
pre-use check routine for this application.
Alarms- General larms- General arms- General rms- General ms- General s- General - General General General eneral neral eral ral all