Heyer iTernIS ADV, Руководство оператора

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Basic operations | iTernIS ADV
6. 10
the [Insp/Exp Pause] key. To do this, the button should be pressed just before
the end of the period in which the pause is desired. There is no cycling during the
pause, and this period is extended for as long as the button is pressed. Consult
the maximum times for each pause in Table 17-7, in the
Technical Specifications
chapter.
The [Help] button is used to learn about the touch-screen buttons and the fixed
keys. To obtain help, press the [Help] button and then the key or button you wish
to learn about. A window will then be displayed on the screen, describing the key
or button in question.
This button allows saving the loops obtained from any breath. These loops can be
shown statically on the screen to compare current loops with saved ones.
For further information about this function, see the Graphics Management chapter.
This button allows changing the screen view that the ventilator shows. See the
Graphics Management chapter.
By holding the
[Screen Lock] key for 2 seconds the touch screen is locked, pre-
venting to make changes through this means during the ongoing ventilation. The
fixed keys on the right side of the front panel are also locked. However, the keys on
the bottom row and the knob stay active while the screen is locked.
The [Screen Lock] key is illuminated when it is pressed (for 2 seconds), indicating
that the lock is active. If the touch screen or one of the locked keys is touched while
locked, the
[Screen Lock] key emits a small burst of blinking lights and displays
a message on the screen indicating that the screen is locked.
To unlock the screen, press the [Screen Lock] key. It will no longer be illuminated,
indicating that the screen and the corresponding fixed keys are again active.
NOTE
• If the screen is locked when an alarm is trig -
gered, it is automatically unlocked. To re-lock,
press the [Screen Lock] button again.
A description of the functions that are accessible from the
[Menu] key is found in
the Menu chapter.
Section 6.3.1 Modifying ventilation parameter describes the mechanism for mo-
difying the ventilation parameters that will be described in this section. The ad-
justment values for these parameters can be found in Table 17-7.
For a better understanding of the parameters that iTernIS ADV manages, they are
divided into four groups:
• SHARED: these are parameters shared by the majority of the operative modes.
• VOLUME CONTROL OR OBJECTIVE: this is a series of parameters used exclu -
sively for configuring breaths with tidal volume control or objective.
6.5.1.7 | Help
6.5.1.8 | Save loop
6.5.1.9 | Graphics
6.5.1.10 | Screen Lock
6.5.4 | Menu
6.6 | Ventilation Parameters