The stored events will never be lost due to power failure.
When exceeding 2000, the earliest record will be overwritten by the latest event.
The system will save the logs before the power is cut off normally. When the power is cut off abnormally,
ensure that the logs are saved 3s before the power cut.
The time of a normal powering down is captured in the log, but the time of sudden powering down is not
captured in the log.
No matter how long the power loss, the log will be saved.
The contents of the alarm system log cannot be erased or modified by the healthcare professional
operator.
17.6.1 Go to the Events Page
Follow either path described below to go to the Events page:
1) Click [Review] hot key → [Events] tab; or
2) Click [Main Menu] hot key → [Review] → [Events].
On the Events page, the events are listed in the order of the time that they occurred. The event that occurred at
the last moment is displayed at the top of the list. The number of "*" marks in front of the event indicates the Alarm
Priority.
The identification bar on the left of the listed events uses different color blocks to identify events:
Red: high-priority alarm event.
Yellow: medium-priority alarm event.
Cyan: low-priority alarm event.
Green: manual event.
White: operational event.
The total number of desired events and the sequence number of the current event are displayed at the top left
corner of the event list. For example, "3/5" means that a total of 5 events are filtered out and the current event is
the 3
rd
event. [Total:] indicates the total number of all events. For example, [Total: 30] means that there are 30
events in all.
17.6.2 Set Event Searching Conditions
1) Go to the Events page;
2) Click [Search].
3) Click [Search Setup]. You can filter out the desired events by time, Alarm Priority, alarm category and parameter
type. Then the desired events will appear in the event list.
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