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Auxiliary Station Operation
Auxiliary Station Operation
Call Cord Station Operation
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The 9A/B2125 (single) and 9A/B2126 (dual)
non-isolated auxiliary input stations are used with
patient stations for connecting a monitor device
such as a portable ventilator unit or bed exit unit.
—IMPORTANT—
Only monitor devices that are UL 544 Listed,
have maintained dry contacts when in alarm
mode, and that have a standard 1/4-inch
(0.64 cm) diameter phone plug can be placed
into the auxiliary stations.
When the monitor device is in alarm mode, or when
it is disconnected from the station, an auxiliary call
will automatically be placed. The AUX CALL LED
on the patient station will illuminate to indicate call
placement.
To cancel the auxiliary call, reset the auxiliary
equipment, resolve the problem that caused the call,
reinsert the monitor device, or insert the supplied dummy plug in place of the device. If
the auxiliary equipment resets itself, the call will self-cancel.
The 9A2130 call cord station is located in ancillary
areas. The cord receptacle accepts any standard
Dukane call cord. (See Cord Assemblies on page
4-27.) When a call cord is connected to the station,
it can place a normal patient call to the base master.
Press the button on the attached call cord to place a
call from this station. When you do, this happens:
The station's call assurance LED steadily illumi-
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nates.
The white section of the associated corridor light
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steadily illuminates.
A tone sounds at the duty stations.
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The call appears at the base master and the video
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display (if present). Since the station does not
have audio capability, you cannot answer this
call at the base master.
Figure 4-9: Non-Isolated Auxiliary
Station (Model 9A2126 Dual
Station Shown)
Figure 4-10: Single Patient Call
Cord Station (Model 9A2130)
ProCare 6000 Operation Manual
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