Bed Label Setting; Network Status Symbol - Dräger Infinity Acute Care System M540 Instructions For Use Manual

Operating concept

Bed label setting

If the Keep bed label setting on the M540 is set to
Yes, the M540 adopts the bed label that was con-
figured on the previous device (IACS or M500).
If the Keep bed label setting on the M540 is set to
No, the M540 adopts the bed label that was config-
ured on the M540. The other settings that were con-
figured in the Name service dialog window on the
previous device will be maintained (for example:
Mon. unit).
If the Keep bed label setting is set to No and the
bed label is modified while the M540 is wireless, the
bed label is automatically updated on the M540 and
the update is transmitted over the network.
If the M540 reports an offline message, the Keep
bed label setting has not been configured on the
M500. In this case the M540 automatically reverts
to the default setting Yes when it is undocked. For
more information about the offline message, see
page 262.
Contact your technical personnel to configure this
setting appropriately. For more information, see
page 252.
If the wireless mode is disabled, the Keep bed la-
bel setting appears ghosted.
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Network status symbol

The following table lists the symbols that appear on
the M540 header bar to indicate whether the M540
is in wireless mode or not and how robust the wire-
less connection is.
The M540 is docked on an M500 and is
communicating with the Infinity network
through a wired connection.
The M540 is communicating wirelessly
and has optimum association with a
wireless access point.
The M540 is communicating wirelessly
and has good association with a wire-
less access point.
The M540 is communicating wirelessly
and has adequate association with a
wireless access point.
The symbol appears white when the
M540 is still associated with a wireless
access point but no data is transmitted
to the ICS.
The symbol appears red when the M540
is no longer associated with a wireless
access point.