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Alarm and Status Messages
When the monitor is connected to the network, network messages alert you of network
operating conditions. Some messages display only once (i.e., Remote Limit Change),
while others appear alternately until the condition has been resolved (i.e. alarm messages
such as BED 200:ECG Leads Off). A network alarm error creates an error tone, while
status messages do not.
Screen Message
Selected Bed Label
Currently in Use
Duplicate Address
Network Alarm Error
Not Monitored by Central
Offline
Remote Limit Change
Remote Relearn
Silence by Remote
VF6
Condition
The user selects a care unit and bed label for a wireless monitor,
but the bed label is already in use.
Another network device has been programmed with a conflicting
identification. The bedside monitor is treated as being offline.
An interruption in the network communication has been detected
while an alarm is active; the speaker volume at the bedside
monitor has been increased to its maximum level.
A wireless monitor is transmitting to a central station, but is not
assigned a viewport on the central station's cluster screen.
The monitor is not connected to the network or the network is not
configured correctly.
A wireless monitor has traveled out of range.
The wireless card is not installed properly.
Alarm settings (on/off, alarm limits, alarm recording, including
ARR and ST) have been changed at the central station.
Relearning of the patient's ECG or respiration pattern has been
initiated at the central station.
Alarm has been silenced at the central station.
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