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CentriMag
TM
Circulatory Support System Operation Manual (US)
Page 38 of 126
© 2019 Abbott – Document No PL-0047, Rev 11 (December 2019)
6.7.3 Features of the Console, Monitor, and Flow Probes
Features of the Console, Monitor, and Flow Probes, and their meanings are listed in
Table 6: Features of the Console, Monitor, and Flow Probes
FEATURE
NAME
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
Controls Buttons
Alarm
Acknowledge
Depressing this keypad performs two
functions: 1) silences the alarm
audio tone if the alarm is silenceable,
and 2) acknowledges the alarm
condition. Depressing the keypad
signals the Console that the user is
aware that an alarm/alert
condition(s) has occurred. If the
alarm condition is unresolved, the
Console will silence the audio
alarm/alert for a period of time, if the
alarm is silenceable, and will
continue to display the visual
indication of the Alarm/Alert
condition and the audio paused
symbol.
The audio paused symbol
and visual indication of the
alarm/alert condition will only be
removed provided: a) the
condition was acknowledged by
depressing the Alarm
Acknowledge keypad, and b) the
condition has resolved.
On the Console’s
Front Panel
On the Monitor’s
Front Panel
Menu
Depressing this keypad will allow the
user to select System settings to
view or modify (e.g., minimum flow
alarm levels, language, etc.).
On the Console’s
Front Panel
On the Monitor’s
Front Panel
Set Pump
Speed (RPM)
When
SET RPM
is displayed above
this keypad, on the alphanumeric
display screen, depressing this
keypad will allow adjustment of the
Pump speed. When
EXIT
is
displayed above this keypad on the
alphanumeric display, depressing
this keypad will disable the ability to
adjust Pump speed and maintain the
Pump speed at the displayed rate.
On the Console’s
Front Panel
On the Monitor’s
Front Panel
Decrease
This keypad is used to select/modify
the value for the displayed item to be
adjusted.
On the Console’s
Front Panel
On the Monitor’s
Front Panel