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NEW DOMINANT
Displayed for 1 minute when a switch to a different dominant ECG
morphology occurs.
NOISY SIGNAL
Displayed in ECG channel 1 when the ECG software suspends
processing on either channel because of excessive noise on the ECG
signal. After 10 seconds in this condition, an alarm tone sounds if
ECG alarms are enabled and alarm tones have not been turned OFF
or suspended. This message is displayed for the duration of the
noisy signal condition plus approximately three seconds. The patient
may be moving excessively. Secure the lead wires to the patient.
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Check the electrodes for good skin adhesion.
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Check lead wires at the transmitter for contact.
RUN ALARM
Displayed whenever a RUN of three or more beats is detected and
the ABN IN ROW limit is set lower than or equal to the number of
beats in the run. This message is displayed for either 10 seconds or
for the duration of the alarm.
V FIB
Displayed whenever ventricular fibrillation is detected. This message
is displayed for either 10 seconds or the for duration of the alarm.
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Alarm Message Summary
When error messages are displayed, the saturation value and pulse
rate immediately change to
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and an alarm may occur if your
module is configured to do so. If it occurs, this alarm does not begin
until after the message alarm delay time has elapsed.
If your module has been configured for an alarm using the Module
Configuration Manager feature, the parameter key will flash red for
high priority alarms or yellow for medium and low priority alarms.
Refer to the
Module Configuration Manager System Administration
Guide
(P/N 070-1245-xx), located on CD-ROM P/N 084-1101-xx, for
more information.
Warning:
Error messages indicate a problem or condition which may affect
accurate monitoring values. Do not ignore these messages.
Correct any fault before continuing.
