Alarm Delay Specifications For Spo 2 And Pr Alarms; Alarm Delay Specifications For Technical Issues - GE Portrait Hub01 User Manual

Alarm specifications
Alarm delay specifications for SpO
The following table lists the alarm delays for physiological alarms related to the pulse
oximetry and pulse rate measurements. Any alarm delays that are less than 5 s are given as
<5 s.
The alarm delay is the sum of the alarm condition delay and a user-configurable alarm
signal generation delay. In the measurements performed to obtain these readings the signal
generation delay was the adult default setting:
20 s for PR high, PR low, and SpO2 high
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60 s for SpO2 low
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0 s for SpO2 critically low
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Physiological alarms
Alarm Limit range
PR high 10 to 120 beats
per minute
PR low 30 to 240 beats
per minute
70 to 100%
SpO2 high
70 to 100%
SpO2 low
1 to 15%
SpO2 critically low
Technical alarms
Alarm
Check SpO2 probe
SpO2 probe off
Faulty SpO2 probe
SpO2 battery low
Change SpO2 battery
Clean SpO2 battery interface
No SpO2 battery
Weak SpO2 connection
SpO2 connection lost
SpO2 device overheating

Alarm delay specifications for technical issues

The following table lists the alarm delays for technical alarms. Any alarm delays that are less
than 5 s are given as <5 s.
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Limit increment Alarm delay
1 beat per minute 45 s (average) (45 to 46 s range)
1 beat per minute 40 s (average) (40 to 40 s range)
1%
19 s (average) (19 to 20 s range)
1%
33 s (average) (32 to 33 s range)
1% 14 s (average) (13 to 14 s range)
Alarm delay
29 s (average) (29 to 30 s range)
33 s (average) (33 to 34 s range)
<5 s
54 s (average) (54 to 55 s range)
46 s (average) (37 to 54 s range)
<5 s
<5 s
<5 s
10 s (average) (9 to 10 s range)
<5 s
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