1 Connect SpO
2
sensor to device and to your finger.
2 Set the low SpO
2
alarm to 85%.
3 Set the high SpO
2
alarm to be 90%.
4 Start treatment and wait 30 s.
⇒ High SpO
2
alarm should be given.
5 Stop treatment.
6 Set the high SpO
2
alarm to off.
7 Set the low SpO
2
alarm to be 100%.
8 Start treatment and wait 30 s.
⇒ Low SpO
2
alarm should be given.
9 Stop Treatment.
10 Set the low SpO
2
alarm to 85%.
11 Set the low pulse rate alarm to off.
12 Set the high pulse rate alarm to 30 bpm.
13 Start treatment and wait 30 s.
⇒ High pulse rate alarm should be given.
14 Stop treatment.
15 Set the high pulse rate alarm to off.
16 Set the low pulse rate alarm to be 230 bpm.
17 Start treatment and wait 30 s.
⇒ Low pulse rate alarm should be given.
18 Stop Treatment.
19 Set the low pulse rate alarm to off.
6.5.2.5 Power Related Alarm Tests
1 If having the Click-in battery installed, disconnect it.
2 Check that the internal battery is fully charged and disconnect the Mains power supply
while the treatment is running.
⇒ The Lost mains power alarm shall be given.
3 Start a timer and record the time for the following alarms to appear.
• When the Low last power source alarm is activated, the ventilator shall run at least 15
minutes before power failure.
• When the Critical low last power source alarm is activated, the ventilator shall run for at
least five minutes before power failure.
• When the Power fail alarm is activated, the treatment stops. The alarm shall continue to
sound for at least two minutes.
The ventilator shall have been able to run at least 2 hours on the internal battery
before the Power fail alarm is given
6.5.3 Optional Alarm Tests
In this chapter, methods for additional alarm tests are described. These tests are optional
and not needed to ensure safe use of the ventilator.
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