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Chapter 6: Alarms
6-2 Veterinary 3 Parameter Advisor
®
Operation Manual
High, Medium, and Low Priority Alarms
Alarms are categorized as high priority, medium priority, or low priority.
High Priority Alarms
A high priority alarm sound consists of two bursts of five single tones over a four-second interval. The sequence
is repeated every ten seconds. High priority alarms supersede all other alarms. ALARM will appear, red and
flashing, in the alarm status line; the violating measured value will flash in red; and the alarm message in the
parameter box will be displayed in red.
PARAMETER HIGH PRIORITY ALARM
ECG High heart rate
Low heart rate
Asystole
Oximetry
Low %SpO
2
High pulse rate (if SpO
2
is the rate source)
Low pulse rate (if SpO
2
is the rate source)
Non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) None
Medium Priority Alarms
A medium priority alarm sound consists of a single burst of three single tones that repeats every 20 seconds.
ALARM will appear, yellow and flashing, in the alarm status line; the violating measured value will flash in yellow;
and the alarm message in the parameter box will be displayed in yellow. If a high priority alarm is occurring at
the same time as a medium priority alarm begins, ALARM will continue to appear in red.
PARAMETER MEDIUM PRIORITY ALARM
ECG Leads fail
Com error
Oximetry Com error
Oximeter error
Check sensor
Searching too long
High %SpO
2
Non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) High systolic
Low systolic
High diastolic
Low diastolic
High MAP
Low MAP