How To Respond To Focus's Audible Alarm And Indicator Lights - AirSep Focus Portable Patient Manual

How to Respond to Focus's Audible Alarm and Indicator Lights

Status Audible Alarm
Indicator Brief, continuous at
start–up
Indicator No
Indicator No
Battery No
Indicator
Alarm Intermittent:
Beep
Alarm Intermittent:
Beep, beep
Alarm Continuous:
Beep
Alarm Intermittent:
Beep, beep, beep
Alarm Audible alarm sounds
MN170-1 rev A 03/11
Light Indicates
(Green) and (Red) Focus has been turned
alternate; then (Green) on.
continuous light
(Green) flashes; Focus is delivering oxygen
on each breath as a pulse flow.
(Amber) continuous Inspection and/or Service
light required.
25% (Green) light; Battery charge is low.
flashes
Warning: Battery voltage
(Amber) alarm; approaching too low a
intermittent light level to continue operating
Focus.
(Amber) alarm; Battery shutdown: Battery
intermittent light voltage is too low to
operate Focus.
(Amber) alarm; No breath detected by the
continuous light unit for a predetermined
time period.
(Amber) alarm; Breathing rate is
intermittent light exceeding the capacity of
the Focus unit.
(Red) light General malfunction of the
Focus unit has occurred.
Action
You may begin to operate your Focus
unit.
Continue using Focus normally.
Return unit to Equipment Provider
for inspection and/or service.
Connect the Focus unit into a DC
outlet or an AC outlet immediately.
Charge battery.
Connect the Focus unit into a DC
outlet or an AC outlet immediately.
Charge battery.
Connect the Focus unit into a DC
outlet or an AC outlet immediately.
Charge battery.
Check the cannula connection. Ensure
that you are breathing through your
nose. If the alarm persists, contact
your Equipment Provider.
Reduce activity, and then if necessary
use another source of oxygen, as
available. Contact your Equipment
Provider.
Turn off the unit. Change to another
source of oxygen, and contact your
Equipment Provider.
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