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Operating modes
This zone selects one of the three possible operating modes. Pressing the button corresponding to the
mode enables it. The green light comes on continuously to validate the selection.
Low pressure dynamic mode: enables alternating of one cell out of two (except for the 3 head
cells). The cycle change is made every 7 minutes.
Low pressure static mode: inflates all the mattress cells to a constant pressure equal to the
lowest internal pressure and allows the patient to sink into the support so as to increase the supporting
area and thus reduce the average interface pressures.
Care mode (static): makes the surface of the mattress firm in order to simplify handling of the
patient during care or when lifting (e.g. transfer from bed to armchair)
WARNING:
For safety, the care mode is enabled for 30 minutes; after 25 minutes an audio signal (3 BEEPS) warns that the mode is almost ended
and the light flashes. At the end of 30 minutes, the compressor reverts automatically to the previous mode.
Settings
This zone is used to set the parameters. Press the corresponding button to adjust the settings. The
blue lights come on continuously to validate the selection.
"Pressure" button: this runs a pressure calculation with an AUTOMORPHO compressor at any
time.
A steady light means that the calculation is OK.
Pressure level indicator: low, medium or high.
This button adjusts the pressure according to the position of the patient.
It should be selected for a sitting position greater than 30°.
HINT: In some cases, if the slope of the bed chest elevator is greater than 30°, you may have to increase the pressure inside the cells for the
comfort and safety of the user  Press the key and a blue light comes on.
We recommend that you limit the time in the semi-seated position at 45° to a maximum of 2 hours to reduce the risk of eschar.
Alarms
This zone is devoted to alarms:
Audio-visual alarm indicating abnormal pressure: the indicator flashes and a bell sounds if the
pressure is too low or too high and in this way warns of leaks or pump failures.
Audio-visual alarm indicating an electrical fault: the indicator flashes and a bell sounds if the
power supply is cut-off or the power lead is disconnected or altered.