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Maintenance/Safety and Functionality Tests
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NOTE
The LuMon™ Monitor performs a calibration of its touch screen after it is switched on. To not disturb the
calibration of the touch screen, do not touch the screen the first few seconds after startup.
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If the above described functions do not operate properly contact a
SenTec Authorized LuMon™ Technician,
your local SenTec EIT representative or SenTec AG.
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If you need to return devices for service or repair follow the shipment instructions in the User’s Guide [1] section
‘instructions for shipment’.
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Send defective parts together with the completed "Repair or Investigation Request Form" [7] to a
SenTec
Authorized LuMon™ Technician,
your local SenTec EIT representative or SenTec AG.
3.2.6 Clock settings
Verify that the clock settings are correct. If necessary, adjust date and time in the ‘system settings’ area of
ScoutView. Refer to User’s Guide [1] section ‘ScoutView’ . Power cycle the LuMon™ Monitor and check date and
time.
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If the above described functions do not operate properly refer to section 4.2.4 to further evaluate the problem.
3.2.7 Display and AC Power/Battery indicator
Check LED of ‘AC Power/Battery indicator’ ( Figure 2-2 ) and the display for defects:
1.
Connect the LuMon™ Monitor to AC power. Switch the LuMon™ Monitor OFF and ON again: The ‘AC
Power/Battery indicator’ LED lights up yellow (battery charging) or green (battery full).
2.
Enter VentView and check the readability of the following critical areas: ‘AC Power/Battery’ icon on
status bar,
Plethysmogram
and
Global Dynamic Image
, RRi numerical display.
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If the above described functions do not operate properly, the LuMon™ Monitor needs to be repaired. Refer to
section 4.2.4 to further evaluate the problem.
3.2.8 Fan
The fan should briefly activate during Power-on Self-test. The fan should rotate freely and without causing
unusual noises.
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If the above described functions do not operate properly, the LuMon™ Monitor needs to be repaired. Refer to
section
4.2.4
to further evaluate the problem.
3.2.9 Capacity of rechargeable Lithium Ion battery
1.
Connect the LuMon™ Monitor to AC power and wait until the battery is completely charged. Verify:
‘AC Power/Battery indicator’ on the rear panel of the LuMon™ Monitor ( Figure 2-2 ) lights up green.
2.
Connect the EIT Advanced Interface to the LuMon™ Monitor via a belt connector ( 2.4 ).
3.
Disconnect the LuMon™ Monitor from AC power and press the ’event’ button [1] .
4.
Wait until the LuMon™ Monitor fully depletes its battery and shuts down automatically.
5.
Connect the LuMon™ Monitor to AC power and wait until it starts up automatically again.
6.
Connect a USB memory device to the LuMon™ Monitor, wait for a couple of seconds and then
disconnect it.
7.
Connect the USB memory device to a PC. Locate and extract the contents of the file
‘eitMonitorLog.zip’
8.
Open the ‘eitMonitor.log’ file with a tex+t viewer (e.g. notepad.exe).
9.
Locate the last entry corresponding to the ‘event’: “[StorageMediator] User pressed Event” and
note down the corresponding time stamp of this event as Time1.