Philips IntelliVue Series, Инструкция по установке и обслуживанию

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Features
Introducing the IntelliVue Information Center System
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The
Service Menu
contains the following applications:
• Support Logs that provide information on the operational history and condition of
Philips devices and networks.
• Diagnostics tools to help diagnose and troubleshoot Philips system problems for both
Philips and Window applications.
• Configuration applications for configuring the network and devices connected to it.
• Other Services that provide Windows configuration tools and remote access capability
• Shutdown for the controlled shutdown of Philips application software and access to the
Windows Main Menu.
• Maintenance applications for troubleshooting the network and the connected devices.
Each heading has a menu of application options, as shown in
Figure 1-15
for
Configuration
.
Clicking on the heading name displays the menu. Items with an arrow (
>
) to the right have
sub menus.
Note The Read Only Config Wizard application in the Configuration menu permits viewing of
network and device settings while all devices are in monitoring mode, but settings cannot
be changed .
Configuration
Configuration of the Information Center system hardware and software (including the
Network and many of the Network device parameters) is accomplished through a variety of
configuration windows. Configuration is facilitated by a
Config Wizard , which
automatically sequences through the configuration windows in the required order. The Config
Wizard is automatically initiated during installation of software, but it can also be accessed
directly from the Configuration menu. See Figure 1-15 .
Warning
When the !
Config Wizard
runs on the Database Server, all Information Centers and Clients on
the Network will reboot and go into local database mode and no patient data will be stored by
the Server.
Warning Service Menu
items with an exclamation point (
!
) preceding them only run when the
Information Center or Client is in non-monitoring mode , during which no patient monitoring
can occur.
The following types of configurations - system, unit wide, and patient specific - and software
aids are described below.
System
Configuration
Configuration applications for system components and applications are accessed from the
Configuration menu of the Service function of Information Center software. Most of these
configurations are made during initial software installation using the Config Wizard
applications.