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B. Alarm Limits
The following chart defines the alarm limits for systolic pressure, diastolic pressure,
mean pressure, heart rate, and SaOz,
ALARM
PARAMETERS
HIGH
LO
Adult/Child
Neonate
Adult/Child
Neonate
Systolic (mmHg)
Off, 130-240
_ Off, 40-130
Off, 40-120
Off, 20-90
Diastolic(mmHg)
Off,
40-130
Off, 30-100
Off, 20-90
Off, 30-100
Mean (mmHg)
Off,
80-140
Off, 30-100
Off, 30-90
Off, 30-100
Rate (BPM)
Off, 100-240
Off, 100-250
Off, 30-80
Off, 30-80
BaO? (%)
Off,
80-100
Off, 80-100
50-95
50-95
All NIBP settings are in increments of SmmHg.
Hi SaOz increments in steps of 1%.
LO SaQz increments in steps of 5% from 50-85%, and in steps of 1% fram 86-95%.
C. Alarm Violations
An alarm violation occurs when the systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, mean pres-
sure, heart rate, or SaO2
values equal or exceed their set limits.
The following occurs with a recognized alarm condition:
e
The LEDs of the related parameter(s) begin to flash.
e
A steady alarm tone sounds at the currently selected alarm volume level.
The alarm message window appears superimposed over the trend display area on the
LCD, with the violated alarm limits flashing in reverse graphics.
The tone continues until:
e
The alarm violation no longer exists.
e
The Alarm Limits Are Changed (if alarm limit is set outside alarming range).
e
The MUTE key (5) is pressed.
(Alarms are muted until the next NIBP measure-
ment or for two minutes for SaO2 alarm violations.)
Pressing the MUTE key twice
within 3 seconds will mute all alarms for 2 minutes.
Additional SaO2 Alarms:
Fifteen seconds after one of these messages appears,
e SENSOR OFF
e
NO PULSE
e
CHECK SENSOR
An alarm of 3 short beeps will sound for 5 seconds.
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Revised 08/24/90
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