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User manual | Alarms and limits
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These indications will be enabled when DualMax is in any mode except in
AED Mode.
FEATURES:
Maximum alarm delay (includes the delay of the alarm status and the signal
generation delay):
• Heart rate: 9 seconds.
• SpO
2
Saturation: 4 seconds.
• EtCO
2
: 9 seconds.
• NIBP (systolic, diastolic, average): 1 second.
• For other parameters: 5 seconds.
• Frequency of verification of the Technical Alarms System by the user: monthly.
It is possible for the operator to visualize the alarms from a 1 meter distance from
the equipment.
DualMax has audible and visual indications of physiological alarm conditions (High
priority) and technical alarm (Medium priority).
The alarms will sound according to their priority:
• High priority alarm (Physiological alarm): indicates the physiological changes
of the patient and will be triggered when the value measured by the equipment
exceeds the minimum or maximum limits set previously on the machine by the
operator.
• Medium Priority alarm (Technical alarm): indicates that the equipment is not able
to monitor the patient’s condition.
• Information messages: they are displayed on equipment screen (in white or cyan
colors). This messages are only indications and do not require immediate action
from the operator.
• Sings and warning do not emit beeps; they are just visual changing its color to
cyan.
If the equipment has different alarm priorities simultaneously occurring, the high
priority alarm will overlap the medium priority.
The DualMax maintains the previous alarm settings in case of shutdown for a period
of 30 seconds or less. After this time, the equipment returns automatically to the
factory default settings to ensure safety in the event of patient exchange.