GE HEALTHCARE CARESCAPE Monitor B650 Technical Manual page 164

CARESCAPE Monitor B650
Message
Service Monitor
Error Code
0xHOST1100
External alarm
light disconnect.
Check USB
connection.
Power
management
failure
Error 1:
PMC update failed.
Turn the monitor
off and then on
again.
Error 2:
PMC update
requires a mains
supply.
Plug in the power
cord and turn the
monitor off and
then on again.
Setting
activation after
next case end./
Setting
activation after
next discharge.
Software
activation after
next case end./
Software
activation after
next discharge.
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Possible causes
The CPU timekeeper battery is
empty.
1. The USB cable between the
patient monitor and the
secondary display is
disconnected when the
patient is admitted.
2. Secondary display turned to
standby when the patient is
admitted.
NOTE: Select Audio Pause to acknowledge the message, if the USB
cable is disconnected or the secondary display turned off on purpose.
3. User interface board
communication failure.
Power Management
Controller (communication)
failure.
Unexpected failure in PMC
software update.
PMC software update to the
DC/DC board has failed,
because the patient monitor
was running on battery
power.
Service user has initiated a
delayed settings activation
that will automatically take
place after next case end. /
next discharge.
Service user has initiated a
delayed software activation
that will automatically take
place after next case end /
next discharge.
Possible solutions
Replace the CPU timekeeper battery.
1. Reconnect the USB cable.
2. Turn on the secondary display.
3. Update UIC software (host software)
or replace user interface board.
Update PMC software (host software)
or replace the DC/DC board.
Turn the monitor off and then on again.
If the error situation reoccurs, contact
your local service representative.
The patient monitor shall be connected
to the AC mains. Plug in the power cord
and turn the monitor off and then on
again.
If required, the service user may cancel
the delayed setting activation. See
section 7.16.4. Canceling pending
settings activation
If required, the service user may cancel
the delayed setting activation. See
section 7.18.3. Canceling pending host
software activation