Docking Station - Dräger Infinity Series User Manual

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Docking Station

The Infinity Docking Station (IDS) with companion DC power
supply powers the monitor and provides connections for optional
peripheral devices such as recorders, remote displays, or a nurse
call system. The docking station serves as a secure mount for the
monitor and allows quick mounting and dismounting in P
G transport situations.
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While the monitor is docked at a docking station, its batteries are
being charged. In case of a power failure, the monitor switches
immediately to battery power without loss of data or monitoring
settings.
NOTE: The Infinity Docking Station (IDS), which offers full net-
work connectivity and power, has replaced the simple Docking Sta-
tion (mount only), which is used in conjunction with a Communica-
tion Power Supply (CPS). References to the simple Docking Sta-
tion and CPS are included here for sites that still use them.
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The only configurations of the IDS/CPS that you can perform
via the monitor's menus are the assignment of alarm groups
and the selection of primary and secondary network recorders
(see the chapters Alarms and Messages and Recordings).
If central monitoring is disabled at the IDS/CPS,
-- you cannot turn the monitor's master speaker volume off,
-- no network offline messages appear at the bedside.
If central monitoring is disabled at the IDS/CPS, you can con-
tinue to access the network recorder assigned to the IDS/CPS
and alarm messages continue to be broadcast between devices
in an alarm group.
Configuration of the monitor's network behavior is a pass-
word-protected Service function. For more information, con-
sult with your biomedical personnel.
If a network connection cannot be established upon powerup,
the monitor displays the message Incompatible CPS or Net-
work Error.
Infinity Gamma Series
Network Applications
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