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To turn the ventilator o from a Ventilator Inoperative condition,
use the normal power o sequence. When the Start/Stop button is
selected, the following screen will display.
Select the Right button (Yes) to turn the ventilator o and stop the
audible alarm. Selecting the Left button (No) will return the screen to
the Ventilator Inoperative Alarm Screen without silencing the audible
alarm.
Remote Alarm
When the ventilator detects an alarm condition, if you are using a
remote alarm system, a signal is sent from the ventilator to activate the
remote alarm. The Remote Alarm is discussed in Chapter 4.
Ventilator Inoperative Power
O Screen
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- Table of Contents 10
- Trilogy200 clinical manual 11
- 1. Introduction 12
- Intended Use 13
- Warnings and Cautions 14
- Chapter 1 Introduction 16
- • Passive 18
- • Active Flow 18
- Cautions 19
- Contraindications 22
- System Overview 22
- Front Panel 23
- Rear and Side Panels 23
- Drip Proof Equipment 24
- 2. System Description 26
- Visual Indicators 27
- Display Screen 27
- Side and Rear Panel Features 28
- Rear Panel 29
- Breath Types 31
- • Spontaneous 31
- • Mandatory 31
- • Assisted 31
- Therapy Mode Table 32
- S/T Mode 34
- Enter PC mode 36
- Sample Breath Patterns in 37
- PC-SIMV Mode 37
- Control Mode 38
- Assist Control Mode 39
- Enter SIMV mode 40
- Therapy Mode Features 41
- PRESSURE 42
- Rise Time 43
- AVAPS Feature 43
- • Square 44
- Flow Pattern Types 44
- Ramp Waveform Pattern 45
- Sigh Feature 46
- Dual Prescription Feature 46
- Triggering 47
- Note: Auto-Trak is only 48
- Shape Signal 49
- Spontaneous Expiratory 50
- Threshold 50
- Ventilator Alarms 52
- Check Circuit Alarm 53
- Low Circuit Leak Alarm 53
- High Internal Oxygen Alarm 53
- Circuit Disconnect Alarm 54
- Apnea Alarm 54
- High Vte Alarm 54
- Low Vte Alarm 54
- High Vti Alarm 55
- Low Vti Alarm 55
- High Respiratory Rate Alarm 55
- Low Respiratory Rate Alarm 55
- Low Minute Ventilation Alarm 56
- Low Battery Alarm 57
- High Temperature Alarm 57
- 4. Ventilator Setup 60
- Position the Device 61
- Install the Air Filter 61
- Supply Power to the Device 61
- Using AC Power 62
- Using DC Power 63
- Battery Disposal 67
- First Time Use 67
- Bacteria Filter 68
- Flexible Tubing 68
- Trilogy Breathing Circuit 68
- Connection 68
- Flow Sensor 70
- Connect a Water Trap 71
- • The ventilator is o 73
- Monitor Panel 75
- Date and Time 75
- Status Panel 75
- Measured Settings 76
- Monitor Screen Indicators 77
- • Monitor Panel Indicators 77
- • Status Panel Indicators 77
- On-Screen 82
- Access Mode 83
- Options Menu 97
- Viewing the Alarm Log 100
- Viewing the Event Log 101
- Viewing Device Information 101
- Menu Access Mode 105
- 1. Perform System Checkout 109
- 2. Start Therapy 109
- 6. Ventilator Alarms 110
- Alarm Indicator/Audio Pause 111
- • • 112
- • • • • • • • • • • 112
- Alarm Messages 113
- Chapter 6 Ventilator Alarms 114
- Alarm in Menu Banner 114
- Ventilator Inoperative Alarm 114
- Remote Alarm 115
- Audio Pause 116
- Alarm Reset 116
- Alarm Volume Control 117
- Alarm Summary Table 118
- • • • • • 119
- • (for rst two 123
- • • • (for 3rd 123
- • • • for 125
- • • for Low 126
- 7. Cleaning and Maintenance 132
- Air Inlet Path Foam 134
- Air Inlet Path Cover 134
- Air Inlet Path 134
- Compartment 134
- Cleaning the Patient Circuit 135
- Service Date 137
- Service Hours 137
- 8. Troubleshooting 140
- Chapter 8 Troubleshooting 142
- 9. Accessories 144
- Using a Remote Alarm Unit 145
- Using a Nurse Call System 146
- Software 147
- Using the Optional In-Use Bag 147
- Traveling with the System 148
- Airline Travel 148
- Trilogy200 150
- Initial Setup 151
- Settings and Alarms Tests 151
- Table 12 - Modify High 157
- Inspiratory Pressure Alarm 157
- Table 14 - Modify Low 158
- Battery Function Verication 159
- Alarm and Event Log Clean-Up 161
- 11. Technical Specications 162
- Electrical 163
- Pressure 163
- SD Card and SD Card Reader 163
- Control Accuracy 164
- Measured Patient Parameters 165
- Disposal 165
- 12. Glossary 166
- Chapter 12 Glossary 168
- 13. EMC Information 172
- Immunity 173
- Limited Warranty 180
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