Configuring The Alarm Message Behavior; Configuring St Alarm Settings - Dräger Infinity M540 Instructions For Use Manual

Configuring the alarm message behavior

The Config. tab allows you to set up the acoustic
and optical alarm signal reporting behavior in
response to certain SpO2 sensor and messages
related to leads-off conditions.
To access the Config. tab
1 Select the Alarms... button on the main menu
bar.
2 Select the Limits tab (if not already selected).
3 Select the Config. tab
4 Refer to the following table for available
settings. The selected alarm priority affects how
the alarm event is reported optically and
acoustically (see page 114).
Message
1)
SpO2 sensor off
2)
SpO2 check sensor
1)
Message originating from a Masimo rainbow SET or a Masimo SET MCable.
2)
Message originating from a Nellcor MCable.
Instructions for use – Infinity Acute Care System – Monitoring Applications VG6.n
Available settings
Alarm settings
– High
– Medium
– Low (default for
SpO2 check sensor)
– One-shot
– (off) – default for
SpO2 sensor off
The alarm setting:
– is supported on the ICS
– is supported in any remote view
– is stored in the patient profile
Regardless of the selected setting, the acoustic
alarm signal can be audio paused but resumes if
the condition persists beyond the two minute audio
pause time. The message appears in the header
bar of the Cockpit until the condition disappears or
you acknowledge.
Description
Assigns an alarm priority to the sensor alarm or
deactivates the sensor alarm.
– High: The event is treated as a high-priority
alarm.
– Medium: The event is treated as a medium-
priority alarm.
– Low: The event is treated as a persistent low-
priority alarm.
– One-shot: The event is treated as a low priority,
single notification alarm.
– : No optical or acoustic alarm signals are
triggered; however, if the sensor is no longer
attached to the patient, a corresponding
message appears in the SpO
Alarms
parameter field.
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