User's Manual

Ultraview Digital Telemetry
5-4 071-0774-00 Rev. A
SpO
2
AMBIENT LIGHT INTF.
The ambient light present is causing interference with the signal from the sensor.
Attempt to reduce the amount of ambient light.
SENSOR OFF PATIENT
The sensor is not properly applied to the patient. (This alarm is available only with
non-disposable, finger-clip type sensors.)
SpO
2
INSUFFICIENT SIGNAL
The signal amplitude from the sensor is not sufficient.
SpO
2
NOISY SIGNAL
The signal is sufficiently disrupted that it may cause erroneous saturation or heart
rate data. This may be caused by patient motion, electrical interference, or other
cause.
NIBP Alarm Messages
The following general messages apply only when the 91343 transmitter is in use
and the NIBP option is enabled on the transmitter and receiver. When any NIBP
alarm is detected, the displayed parameter value (refer to Figure 4-3 and Figure
4-4 on page 4-7) will blink yellow if the alarm priority is Low or Medium, and will
blink red if the alarm priority is High. This is done independently of any other ECG
or SpO
2
alarm indications.
NIBP UNAVAILABLE (xx)
The 90217 ABP monitor has detected an internal condition that is defined by the
code (xx). Typically this indicates a hardware or software failure that requires the
transmitter being removed from service.
NIBP READING FAILURE (xx)
The ABP monitor was unable to make a reading. The code (xx) defines the cause
of failure.
NIBP AIR LEAK
An air leak has been detected in the pneumatic system, preventing a reading from
being taken.
NIBP LOOSE OR NO CUFF
The cuff was able to be inflated in a manner indicating that it was not attached to
the patient correctly.
NIBP PATIENT CANCELLED
The patient has pressed the START/STOP button on the 90217, halting a reading
in progress.
NIBP LOW BATTERY
The primary (3xAA) battery voltage is low. Replace with fresh batteries.
NIBP KINKED HOSE
The pressure value increased too rapidly indicating a kinked hose or other
restriction.