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If a plug-in module on your Datex-Ohmeda medical equipment isn't working, try removing and then reinserting the module. Also, verify that the parameters you want to see are set to be displayed.
What to do if nothing functions on Datex-Ohmeda S/5 Compact Anesthesia Monitor?
If nothing is functioning on your Datex-Ohmeda medical equipment, try the following: Unplug and then re-plug the Remote Controller Cable, ensuring the cable is intact. Next, unplug and re-plug the Power Cord, again making sure the cable isn't damaged. Finally, check to confirm that the fuses are intact.
General| Display | 10.4 inch color LCD display |
|---|---|
| Parameters Monitored | ECG, SpO2, NIBP, IBP, Temperature, Anesthetic Agents |
| Dimensions | 32 cm W |
| Power | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Supply | Internal power supply with battery backup |
| Connectivity | RS-232, Ethernet |
Manual intended for service personnel and engineers, covering procedures for S/5 Compact Anesthesia and Critical Care Monitors.
Explains symbols on transport packaging and equipment, including warnings and safety indicators.
Details safety precautions and warnings related to power connection, laser radiation, explosion hazards, and patient safety.
Overview of the S/5 Compact Monitor's modular, freely configurable system architecture for flexible parameter and feature sets.
Describes the two communication channels: CPU bus (ISA) for internal data transfer and module bus (RS-485) for parameter modules.
Describes the general structure of parameter modules, including isolated and non-isolated sections for interfacing.
Steps for confirming packing integrity, unpacking components, and checking for damage or missing items.
Factors to consider for selecting an installation location: lighting, space, connections, EMI, and environment.
Diagram illustrating various connection ports on the S/5 Compact Monitor, including network, serial, and optional WLAN.
Guide on how to insert parameter modules into slots, noting restrictions on identical functions and listing module types.
Instructions for downloading new monitor software via PCMCIA card, including steps and warnings about data loss.
Procedure to perform a factory reset via the Monitor Setup menu to restore default settings after software changes.
Details on interfacing various external monitors (Datex-Ohmeda, Critikon, Abbott, Baxter, Nellcor) using the M-INT module.
Using N-DISxxx solutions to transfer data from external devices like ventilators and monitors to the S/5 system.
Guide to connecting compatible laser printers (serial or parallel) to the monitor's serial port.
Description of analog/digital output signals on connectors X4 and X8, including Defibrillation Sync and Nurse Call.
List of necessary tools and their order numbers for performing functional checks on various monitor modules and options.
Steps for performing a visual inspection of the monitor unit, connectors, and modules before functional testing.
General procedures for functional inspection, covering monitor startup, fan operation, and initial module checks.
Check module operation, including fan, keys, spirometry flow, sample line blocking, and CO2 readings.
Check temperature measurement functionality with a patient simulator, verifying displayed information.
Check NIBP module keys, attach cuff, perform measurement, and verify cuff identification and result.
Perform electrical safety and leakage current tests, switch to standby, and complete final cleaning and documentation.
