Terumo CDI 550 Operator's Manual page 15

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This figure shows the back panel of the monitor.
(19) Data output port. Allows serial transmission of blood parameter values to an
external computer or data acquisition device. This port is a low voltage com-
munication port and is configured for data transmission. Application of voltages
greater than 5 Volts will damage the monitor.
(20) Pump interface port. Allows the input of blood flow data from a Terumo Sys-
tem 1/CDI Interface Module (Terumo), Sarns 8000 Communications Module
(Terumo), Sarns Centrifugal Pump (Terumo), BioConsole® 550/560 (Medtron-
ic), S5/C5 (LivaNova/Sorin/Stöckert), HL 20/Rotaflow Console (Maquet/Jostra),
NEO System (Terumo).
(21) Protective cap for pump interface port. Reduces the risk of ESD interference
when the pump interface port is not in use.
(22) Calibrator cable port. The receptacle for attaching the Terumo CDI Model 540
Calibrator.
(23) System power switch. Turns the power to the monitor on or off. When the
monitor is turned off, the most recent calibration values and setup parameters
are saved in memory. After you turn the monitor back on, these values are
automatically recalled.
Note: To turn off the system completely, you must turn off the power switch. If the
power switch is left on and the cord unplugged, the battery will power the system (and
will be discharging).
Note: If you turn the monitor off, wait at least 5 seconds before powering monitor
back on.
(24) Battery charge indicator. When illuminated, indicates that the battery is being
charged by AC power. While the monitor is connected to AC power, this green
light shall be on steadily.
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