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Monitor Installation and Patient Safety 11-21
Monitor Installation
and Patient Safety
The Rear
Panel of the
M1046A/B
Computer
Modules
The rear panel of the M1046A and M1046B computer modules has several
connectors. The connectors, and their position, depends upon which
function cards are fitted; as the rear panel is made up of small panels that
are attached to certain function cards. A typical computer module rear
panel is shown below.
Maximum Voltages
System Power Connector 60 V
SDN Connectors 5 V
Human Interface Connector 12 V
Nurse Paging Connector 24 V
- Part Number M1046-9220L 1
- Printed 02/2003 1
- Important 2
- iii 3
- Electromagnetic Interference 4
- Intended Use 5
- Indications for Use 6
- vii 7
- ix 9
- Notice to the User 10
- Manufacturer´s Address 11
- Contents 13
- Contents-2 14
- Getting Started 2-1 15
- Setting up your Monitor 3-1 15
- Contents-4 16
- Other Patients 4-1 17
- Alarm Functions 5-1 17
- Recording Functions 6-1 17
- Contents-6 18
- Admit/Discharge/End Case 7-1 19
- Trends and Calculations 8-1 19
- Neonatal Event Review 9-1 20
- Data Transfer 10-1 20
- Maintenance 13-1 21
- Contents-10 22
- Monitors 23
- Introduction 24
- The CMS and V24 and 25
- V26 Patient Monitors 25
- M1167/77A System 25
- V24 and V26 29
- Control 30
- Handheld 32
- External 33
- Hardkey 34
- Airway Gases/Ventilation 35
- V26CT/V24CT Power Supply 36
- Parameter Modules 38
- Operating Levels 42
- Selection 45
- Getting into 47
- Filter/Mon/Diag 48
- Panel Task 50
- Next Item 53
- Previous Item 53
- Disabling 54
- Trackball 54
- Operation 54
- The CMS Computer Modules 55
- Maximum Voltage 56
- Operating Rules to Remember 58
- Using an ITE Display 60
- Getting Started 63
- 2-2 Getting Started 64
- Getting Started 2-3 65
- 2-4 Getting Started 66
- Getting Started 2-5 67
- Attaching the Patient 68
- Adjusting 69
- Contrast 69
- Starting 70
- Messages 70
- Reserving a 71
- 2-10 Getting Started 72
- Getting Started 2-11 73
- Setting up your Monitor 75
- Changing Display Screens 76
- Selecting a Screen 77
- Freezing Waves (CMS only) 78
- What you Can Configure 79
- Changes to the Configuration 80
- Setting up your Monitor 3-7 81
- Display1 Setup 82
- Selecting the Number of Waves 87
- Changing the Wave Overlap 88
- Numerics 91
- Additional 93
- Notes on 100
- CSA Display (CMS only) 102
- Wave Replace 104
- Trace Mode 105
- Display2 Setup 106
- Monitor Setup 106
- Main Screen 108
- Module Setup 108
- On/Off Setup 108
- Adjusting the Volume Control 109
- 135/72 (94) 110
- Adjusting the Date and Time 111
- Recordng Setup 114
- Other Patients Controls 115
- The Status Log Function 116
- The Monitor Revision Function 117
- Changing the Patient Category 119
- Examples 121
- Heart Rate 125
- (HR) / Pulse 125
- Change ConfSet 128
- Changing Operating Modes 129
- Returning to 130
- Monitoring 130
- The Test Signals Function 132
- Procedure 1. Press hardkey 133
- (CMS only) 133
- Parameter Settings Transfer 135
- Silence Reset 137
- Other Patients 139
- Overview 140
- Philips Patient Care System 141
- Automatic 142
- Alarm Other 142
- Patients 142
- Configuring 145
- Controls 145
- Computer 146
- Other Patients 4-9 147
- 4-10 Other Patients 148
- Other Patients 4-11 149
- 4-12 Other Patients 150
- Other Patients 4-13 151
- 4-14 Other Patients 152
- Extended Overview (CMS only) 153
- Notification 155
- to display waves 155
- ↑ preceding bed name) 155
- 4-18 Other Patients 156
- Silence/Reset 156
- Alarm Functions 157
- Alarm Display 158
- Suspending 159
- Silencing 160
- Resetting 160
- Alarm Functions 5-7 163
- Priorities 164
- Individual 166
- Parameter 166
- When an 167
- Alarm Setup 168
- Changing 169
- Setting the 170
- The Nurse 171
- Call Relay 171
- Recording Functions 173
- General Recorder Information 174
- Indicators 175
- In Recorder 175
- 6-4 Recording Functions 176
- Recorder 177
- Capabilities 177
- 6-6 Recording Functions 178
- Types of Recordings 179
- Delayed Recording 180
- Delayed 181
- Recordings 181
- Alarm Recording 184
- Recording 186
- Recording Functions 6-15 187
- Procedure Recordings 188
- Procedure 189
- softkey. If displayed 190
- 1 3/4 h x 5 3/8 w 191
- Realtime Wave Recordings 192
- Realtime Record 194
- Recording Functions 6-23 195
- Recording Functions 6-25 197
- Recording Functions 6-27 199
- softkey in the 199
- VS/Blood PLUG-IN 199
- Information 201
- Recording Functions 6-31 203
- Trends / Calcs 204
- Tabular 205
- Neonatal 205
- Event Review 206
- Record Summary 206
- softkey 207
- Additional Information 211
- Recording Functions 6-41 213
- Inserting a 216
- Calibration 216
- Recording Functions 6-45 217
- Recording Status Messages 218
- Description Part No 220
- Loading Paper 221
- To Replace 222
- Paper in the 222
- Plug-In 222
- Recording Functions 6-51 223
- Cleaning the 224
- Print head in 224
- Recording Functions 6-53 225
- Recording Functions 6-55 227
- Admit/Discharge/End Case 229
- Admitting a Patient 230
- Patient 233
- Admit/Discharge/End 234
- V24 and V26 only 234
- ICU Mode (Adult/Pediatric) 235
- ICU Mode (Neonatal) 235
- Trends and Calculations 239
- Trends/Calcs 240
- Viewing Patient Data 241
- Trending 243
- Priority 243
- Viewing 243
- Blood Mea 243
- Blood Review 244
- Trends and Calculations 8-7 245
- Ranges/Units 245
- Vital Signs 246
- Graph Trends 248
- Selecting 250
- Parameters 250
- softkey prior to . When 252
- Cal Signals 255
- Mark Event 257
- Performing 259
- Calculations 259
- Trends and 260
- Calculation Task Window 260
- Resample Vitals 261
- Perform Calc 262
- On/Off DataTime 262
- Printing Reports 264
- Vital Signs Report 267
- Blood Review Report 267
- What to Do 268
- If Your 268
- Report Does 268
- Not Print 268
- Drug Calculator 270
- Neonatal Event Review 275
- Viewing Neonatal Events 277
- Capture Episode 278
- Graphical 279
- Neonatal Event Review 9-7 281
- Neonatal Event Review 9-9 283
- Operating 286
- Viewing oxyCRG Episodes 288
- Neonatal Event Review 9-15 289
- Event Setup 292
- Criteria 293
- Change Content 294
- Data Transfer 297
- Data Transfer Module 298
- Data Transfer 10-3 299
- MODULE MONITOR 300
- Symbols to 301
- Indicate Key 301
- Functions 301
- What is 301
- Transferred 301
- 10-6 Data Transfer 302
- Types of Transfer 303
- 10-10 Data Transfer 306
- Data to Monitor 306
- Transferring 307
- Analysis 307
- → → 307
- 10-12 Data Transfer 308
- Data Transfer 10-13 309
- Collect New Data 309
- Combining Data 310
- Data Transfer 10-15 311
- 10-16 Data Transfer 312
- 10-18 Data Transfer 314
- Troubleshooting 315
- Performance Specifications 316
- Monitor Installation 320
- Installation Information 321
- Combining 324
- Equipment 324
- Environ 325
- Condensa 327
- Explanation 328
- Maintenance Checks 330
- Cables and 332
- Controls and Connectors 333
- Maximum Voltages 334
- The Front 335
- Panel of the 335
- The Rear 337
- M1046A/B 337
- ±12V to any of these outputs 338
- Display 339
- Assembling 347
- Note—The FIO 349
- The V24 and 350
- Connectors 350
- (V24CT and V26CT 355
- AC and DC (Battery) Operation 356
- Instructions 357
- 30/17 (23) 360
- External Battery Charger 362
- Battery Care and Maintenance 363
- Care and 364
- Handling 364
- Battery Information 365
- M1278A Battery Charger 365
- Maintenance 367
- 13-2 Maintenance 368
- Maintenance 13-3 369
- 13-4 Maintenance 370
- Maintenance 13-5 371
- Monitor Maintenance 372
- Maintenance 13-7 373
- Inspect the 374
- Maintenance 13-9 375
- Perform a 376
- System Self 376
- Performance Assurance Checks 377
- 13-12 Maintenance 378
- Module and 381
- ECG/RESP 381
- Self-Test 381
- Pressure 382
- Module Self 382
- Refernce 383
- 13-18 Maintenance 384
- Test Signals 384
- 13-20 Maintenance 386
- Tests for 387
- VueLink 387
- Anesthetic 387
- Gas Module 387
- Index of Volume 1 389
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