Accesories
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HMIA
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500632-001
Monitors using an RCA type Phono plug (GE
®
, WelchAllyn
®
or Mallinckrodt
®
)
Data Download
You may download data from the System at any time. Simply disconnect the
HMIA RS-232 connector from the RS-232 port on the back of the display head of
the System. Then download data as per the instructions in the TempTrend
section of the System manual.
This procedure will not delete the data from the System. The data is simply
copied from the system to the laptop.
Reconnect the HMIA RS-232 connector when you have finished.
You cannot damage the HMIA by mistakenly “downloading data” into it.
The HMIA does not store data.
Note:
When you disconnect the HMIA RS-232 connector from the display head of
the System, the HMIA will stop sending data to your hospital monitor. The
hospital monitor will detect this as a patient disconnection or a very low patient
temperature. Depending upon the set-up of your hospital monitor, this may or
may not result in a patient temperature alarm on the hospital monitor.
Troubleshooting
The HMIA has a very limited user interface. The only function of the HMIA is to
simulate the patient temperature probe connected to the T1 input port of the
System.
This troubleshooting guide deals only with the HMIA. It is incumbant on the
technician doing troubleshooting to verify Items 1 through 4 below prior to
troubleshooting of the HMIA:
1. The System is powered ON, operational, and reporting a valid
temperature on the Display Screen.
2. The hospital monitor is ON and operational.
3. The hospital monitor conforms to the YSI-400 specifications.
4. All cables are connected.
a. RS232 from the HMIA to the Display Head.
b. The circular connector on Umbilical Cable of the System is
plugged into the HMIA.
c. The HMIA is attached to the circular connector on the display
head.
d. The hospital monitor is connected to one end of the Alsius
interface cable of the HMIA.
e. The other end of the Alsius interface cable is connected to the
HMIA.
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Summary of Contents for thermogard xp
Page 1: ...Operation Manual 600479 001 Rev 2 1 147...
Page 4: ...Safety Information 1 Safety Information 600479 001 Rev 2 4 147...
Page 13: ...Introduction 1 Introduction 600479 001 Rev 2 13 147...
Page 25: ...Receiving Inspection Assembly 1 Receiving Inspection Assembly 600479 001 Rev 2 25 147...
Page 32: ...Operation 1 Operation 600479 001 Rev 2 32 147...
Page 95: ...Accesories HMIA 1 Hospital Monitor Interface Accessory HMIA 600479 001 Rev 2 95 147...
Page 109: ...TempTrend CSV 1 TempTrend CSV 600479 001 Rev 2 109 147...
Page 120: ...Alarms Corrective Actions 1 Alarms Corrective Actions 600479 001 Rev 2 120 147...
Page 125: ...Troubleshooting 1 Troubleshooting 600479 001 Rev 2 125 147...
Page 131: ...Maintenance 1 Maintenance 600479 001 Rev 2 131 147...
Page 140: ...Warranty Service 1 Warranty Service 600479 001 Rev 2 140 147...
Page 145: ...Specifications 1 Specifications 600479 001 Rev 2 145 147...
