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displayed in the Temp parameter

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the probe is tightly connected to the extension cable.

2. Try using a known good probe in case the sensor is

damaged

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 General Introduction11
- Intended Use11
- Contraindications11
- Product Difference12
- Main Unit13
- Screen Display17
Chapter 2 Safety24
- Safety Information24
- Equipment Symbols26
- Packaging Symbols27
Chapter 3 Basic Operations28
- Installation28
- Getting Started30
- Shutting off the Monitor31
- Operation and Browse32
- General Settings33
- Measurement Settings35
- Operation Mode37
- Using the Timer41
- Voice Assistant42
Chapter 4 Patient Management44
- Discharging a Patient44
- Admitting a Patient45
- Managing Patient Information45
- Connecting to a Central Monitoring System47
Chapter 5 Managing Configurations48
- Introduction48
- Selecting Default Configuration48
- Saving Current Settings48
- Deleting a Configuration49
- Transferring a Configuration49
- Loading Current Configuration50
- New Patient Usage Configuration50
- Monitor Boot Usage Configuration51
- Setting Password Valid Time51
Chapter 6 User Interface52
- Interface Style52
- Dynamic Trend Screen53
- Oxycrg Screen54
- Other Bed Observation55
- Big Font Screen59
- Freezing Waveforms59
Chapter 7 Alarm61
- Introduction61
- Safety Information61
- About the Alarm62
- Viewing Physiological Alarms List64
- Viewing Technical Alarms List64
- Setting Alarm64
- Alarm Pause69
- Alarm Reset70
- Latching Alarms71
- Nurse Call72
- Intubation Status74
- Other Bed Alarm75
- Detecting Alarm76
- Actions When an Alarm Occurs76
Chapter 8 ECG77
- Introduction77
- Safety Information77
- ECG Display78
- Preparing for ECG Monitoring79
- ECG Settings85
- Arrhythmia Monitoring91
- ST Monitoring94
- Qt/Qtc Monitoring100
- Isoelectric Segments105
- ECG Relearning105
- Calibrating ECG106
- Defibrillation Synchronization106
- ECG Troubleshooting107
Chapter 9 Respiration Rate (RESP)109
- Introduction109
- Safety Information109
- RESP Display110
- RESP Settings112
- RESP Troubleshooting114
Chapter 10 Spo2115
- Introduction115
- Safety Information116
- Spo2 Module117
- Monitoring Procedure118
- Setting Spo2118
- Setting PR120
- Spo2 Measurement Limitations121
Chapter 11 Temperature（Temp122
- Introduction122
- TEMP Display122
- Preparing for TEMP Monitoring123
- TEMP Settings123
- TEMP Troubleshooting124
Chapter 12 NIBP126
- Introduction126
- Safety Information126
- NIBP Measurement Limitations128
- Measurement Modes128
- NIBP Display129
- Preparing for NIBP Measurements130
- Starting and Stopping NIBP Measurements131
- NIBP Settings132
- Assisting Venous Puncture135
- NIBP Maintenance135
- NIBP Troubleshooting135
Chapter 13 IBP136
- Introduction136
- Safety Information136
- IBP Measurement137
- IBP Display139
- Setting IBP140
- IBP Troubleshooting144
Chapter 14 Cardiac Output (C.O.)146
- Introduction146
- Safety Information146
- Measurement Limitation146
- Display147
- Measurement148
- Setting151
- Troubleshooting152
Chapter 15 Carbon Dioxide (CO )154
- Introduction154
- Safety Information154
- CO2 Measurement Limitations155
- Monitoring Procedure155
- Display161
- Entering Intubation Status164
- Zeroing164
- Calibration166
- Exhaust Emission166
- Announcements167
- CO Troubleshooting168
Chapter 16 Drip Monitor (DM)170
- Introduction170
- Safety Information170
- DM Measurement171
- DM Module Indicator174
- DM Display174
- Setting DM175
- DM Examination175
Chapter 17 Review176
- Review Overview176
- Reviewing Page176
Chapter 18 Clinical Assistive Applications (CAA)187
- Early Warning Score (EWS)187
- Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)192
Chapter 19 Calculations196
- Introduction196
- Safety Information196
- Drug Calculation196
- Hemodynamic Calculations199
- Ventilation Calculations204
- Nephridium Calculation206
Chapter 20 Recording209
- Recorder209
- Recording Type209
- Starting Recordings210
- Stopping Recordings210
- Recording Flags210
- Setting the Recorder211
- Installing Recording Paper212
- Clearing Jam Paper213
- Cleaning Recorder213
Chapter 21 Other Functions215
- Analog Signal Output215
- Network Settings215
- HL7 Settings218
Chapter 22 Battery219
- Introduction219
- Installing a Battery219
- Battery Guidelines220
- Battery Maintenance221
- Battery Recycling222
Chapter 23 Maintenance and Cleaning223
- Introduction223
- Cleaning of the Monitor224
- Disinfection224
- Cleaning and Sterilizing of Accessories225
- Sterilization226
Chapter 24 Maintenance227
- Inspection227
- Maintenance Schedule228
- Disposing of the Monitor229
Chapter 25 Accessories230
- Recommended Accessories231
Appendix A Product Specifications235
- Safety Specifications235
- Environmental Specifications236
- Physical Specifications236
- Power Specifications237
- Hardware Specifications238
- Data Storage241
- Wireless Network242
- Measurement Specifications242
- Alarm Specification261
Appendix B EMC and Radio Regulatory Compliance264
- Emc264
- The Management Compliance of Radio269
Appendix C Default Settings271
- ECG, Arrhythmia, ST, QT271
- Resp274
- Spo2274
- Temp275
- Nibp276
- Ibp277
- C.o280
- Co2281
- Alarm Default Settings282
- Screen Setup282
- Color of Parameters283
- Recorder283
- Other283
- Maintenance Item284
Appendix D Alarm Message285
- Physiological Alarm285
- Technical Alarm287
Appendix E Cybersecurity297
- Operating Environment297
- Network Data Interface297
- User Access Control Mechanism297
- Software Environment298
Appendix F Terminology and Definitions299
- List of Units299
- Symbol List300
- Terminology List301
Appendix G Toxic and Harmful Substances or Elements305

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