Patient Safeguard System Installation Tool Directions for Use Ecolab, Inc.
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4.
Read the Tool’s Display
;
a. If the
Display reads “Both Pass”, the AC Sensor Fails
.
b.
If the Display reads “Antenna Pass”, the AC Sensor Fails
.
c.
If the Display reads “AC Sensor Pass”, the AC Sensor is good
.
4.6.2 Test the Antenna (FAS1540)
To test an Antenna, please use the following steps
1. Place the Tool in the Peripheral Test Mode.
2. Connect the Antenna to the Tool.
3.
Read the Tool’s Display
;
a.
If the Display reads “Antenna Pass”, the Antenna
is good.
b.
If the Display reads “AC Sensor Pass”, the Antenna Fails
.
c.
If the Display reads “Both Pass”, the
Antenna Fails.
Note: see also Section 4.9.5
4.7 Testing the PSS Badge
To test a Badge, the Tool must be placed into Badge mode. Press the Select key with the Tool in range of only
one Badge. The Tool will begin a testing sequence of the radios that takes about four seconds to complete. The
Tool indicates when the testing is complete by flashing an LED; green if the Badge passed the tests and red if the
Badge failed the tests. The di
splay will then show the Badge’s address, Badge’s
battery percentage, and the
status of the
Badge’s
radio tests.
4.8 Testing the Bentley Network
The Tool can be used to determine if the Bentley Network has coverage at a particular location. Place the Tool in
Network mode and hold the Tool at the location in question, then press the Select key. The Tool will then
generate one PSS Event. Next, go to the d
ashboard’s “S
earch
”
page and enter the address 1E000001 under the
device and select PSS Events from the event list. Click the Search button and the dashboard should display an
event that has an ET (Event Time)
that corresponds to when the Tool’s Sel
ect key was pressed. From the
dashboard,
the relative strength of the Tool’s signal can be judged by looking
at the d
ashboard’s SS
(Signal
Strength) for that event. If the Signal Strength is below 50, an additional Hub may be required (Please consult
DOC1037 PSS Hub Directions for Use).
4.9 Modes
The Tool has eight modes of operation. The first is Beacon mode that can be used to retrieve information about a
Beacon. The second is Bentley mode that can be used along with the dashboard to test the B
eacon’s
communication with the Bentley Network. The third is the Range Adjust mode, this mode does not work with
System A. The Fourth is the Bed/Stretcher this mode also does not work with System A. The Fifth is the
Peripheral Test that is used to verify the operation of the Bed Beacons
’
add-on devices. The sixth is the Badge
mode and is used to test the functioning of a PSS Badge. The seventh mode is the Network mode and can be
used to test the Bentley Network directly with the use of the dashboard. The eighth is the Menu mode and is
used to select what mode the Tool is in. Also, information about the Tool can be obtained in this mode.
4.9.1 Beacon Mode
Figure 2
–
Display in Beacon Mode, System A
Beacon mode is used by approaching a Bed Beacon with the Tool or by having the Tool in range of a Dispenser
Beacon when it is activated. The green LED will light if the Tool detects a 125 KHz signal but the signal is corrupt
Beacon Address
Tool Mode
