ResMed Elisee 350 Clinical Manual page 53

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1 Checking the power supplies
Three LEDs on the front of the device indicate the charging status of the power supplies, whether
the ventilator is on standby or delivering ventilation.
Power supply
Mains power pack or
external power
supplies
Internal battery or
external battery pack
Notes:
When operating the device solely on battery power, ensure that the battery is sufficiently
charged (green LED flashing slowly). If not, plug the ventilator into the mains power supply
and switch on (if necessary).
The battery charging status is displayed one minute after the ventilator is switched on. Each
dash
In the event of power failure, the event log and all of the settings will be saved, no matter
how long it takes to restore power.
Conditions for recharging the internal and external batteries
Note: You should perform a complete charge/discharge cycle for internal and external batteries
before use. Internal and external batteries reach optimal performance after three full charge/
discharge cycles.
If an external DC power supply (12–28 V DC / 15 A max) is in use, it must have enough charge to
supply power for at least one hour.
Power supply status display
The following table lists the power supply symbols as well as the symbols that show whether the
(internal/external) battery is charging or discharging.
Symbol
E
X
T
NOT013281-8
Symbol and LED status
(green LED, not flashing)
(LED off)
(green LED, not flashing)
(green LED flashing slowly)
(orange LED flashing slowly)
(red LED flashing slowly)
(orange LED flashing quickly)
(green LED flashing quickly)
indicates a charge of around 25%.
Meaning
Mains power pack or external DC supply
present
Neither mains power pack nor external
DC supply present
Battery charged
Battery discharging
Battery discharging (battery low)
Battery flat
Battery charging interrupted (battery
temperature too high or too low)
Battery charging
Meaning
Internal battery present
External battery present
External power supply present
Mains supply present
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