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Messages
Message
Location Explanation What to do
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Zeroing
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param.
IP channel is currently being
zeroed.
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No action required.
Message is automatically
removed and replaced with the
zeroing results after completion.
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Zero ICP separately
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al. area The ICP channel must be
zeroed separately from all other
invasive pressures.
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Zero the channel using the
Zero option found under the
ICP channel setup menu.
Messages related to temperature measurement
For information regarding alarm priorities and escalation times, see the CARESCAPE Modular
Monitors Supplemental Information Manual.
Make sure you are familiar with the generic layout of the screen. This will help you identify
where on screen the following messages appear. The message location is indicated with the
following abbreviations:
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al. area = alarm area
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param. = parameter window
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report = report view
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wavef. = waveform area
Message
Location Explanation What to do
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Calibration check
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param.
There is a 0.1°C difference
between the measured
temperature and the internal
calibration for the indicated
channel.
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Change the cable.
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Change the module.
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If the problem persists,
contact authorized service
personnel.
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Calibration fail
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param.
Calibration on the indicated
channel failed.
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Check connections.
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Replace the transducer.
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If the problem persists,
contact authorized service
personnel.
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Identical temperature
modules
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al. area There are two or more identical
temperature modules in the
system.
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Remove all but one
temperature module.
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No sensor detected
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param.
No sensor detected.
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Check the sensor and
connections.
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Performing temp test
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param.
Module is calibrating.
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No action required.
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T1 Calibration check /
T2 Calibration check
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al. area There is a 0.1°C difference
between the measured
temperature and the internal
calibration for the indicated
channel.
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Change the cable.
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Change the module.
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If the problem persists,
contact authorized service
personnel.
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