Philips IntelliVue Series, Installation And Service Manual

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Troubleshooting
Maintenance, Troubleshooting, and Repair
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Source
indicates the software that logged the event, either an application or a
system component, such as a driver.
Category indicates the type of event as defined by the source.
Event
number assigned to the event for identification
User name that matches the text in the User name field.
Computer
name of the computer where the logged event occurred
Each event is also given one of the following icon symbols for quick identification of
event type:
Error
- Significant problem, such as a loss of data or loss of function; for
example, an application or Windows service was not loaded during startup.
Warning
- Events that are not necessarily significant but indicate possible
future problems; for example, when disk space is low.
Information
- Infrequent significant events that describe successful
operations of major server services; for example when a database program
loads successfully.
Success Audit
- Audited security access attempts that were successful; for
example, a user’s successful attempt to log on to the system.
Failure Audit
- Audited security access attempts that failed; for example, if a
user tried to access a network driver and failed.
Note Error
coded events are the only type of events that relate to Philips applications and
are the only codes described in this manual. For other types of events, consult
Windows documentation.
The other
Event Log
menu selections do the following:
View provides features for filtering, ordering, and finding events
Options
provides for a low speed connection, saving settings on exit, and changing
character fonts.
Help brings up detailed descriptions of the features and terms of the Event Log .
Note Windows Help windows often cover part of patient waveforms. However, they do not
effect monitoring or alarms. To see patient data, resize and move the Help window to
the lower half of the display screen. The Event Log cannot be printed.
The following tables provide information on events that can appear in the Event
Log . Table 7-7 provides information on Application Events :, Table 7-8
provides information on System Events .
Application Events To access Application events designated Error and Warning :