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1.2.4 Panorama Wireless Transceiver (Panorama Telepack-608 only)
The Panorama Wireless Transceiver and its components serve as a bridge between the wired
and the wireless infrastructures. This system co-exists so that a patient can be monitored using
either path. A patient using instrument telemetry can transition from wired to wireless, and
back, while being monitored from the same screen location at the central station.
Communication for both wired and wireless monitoring is bi-directional and is capable of
supporting coverage over large areas, or on different floors of the hospital.
The Panorama Wireless Transceiver and its components control the local wireless network,
and are responsible for:
• Providing protocol conversion for telemetry equipped Datascope products.
• Receiving control information and patient data from telemetry equipped Datascope
products.
• Sending control information to telemetry equipped Datascope products.
• Acting as a conduit for moving data between the wireless network and the wired network
via Panorama Telemetry Server.
The Panorama Patient Monitoring Network diagram (FIGURE 1-1) indicates where the
Panorama Wireless Transceiver and its components fit into the configuration of the overall
system.
The Panorama Wireless Transceiver device contains four LED indicator lights. The indicator
lights function as follows:
CAUTION: Operation of this equipment requires the prior coordination
with a frequency coordinator designated by the FCC for the
Wireless Medical Telemetry Service.
DEVICE LABEL LED COLOR DESCRIPTION
Power Green Power is applied.
Fault Red There is a fault in the device configuration.
Configured Yellow The device is configured for use.
Status Blue This is for future use.