Alarms
Instructions for Use Apollo SW 4.5n 191
Part Number: 9053586, 3rd edition
All apnea, apnea pressure, apnea flow, and apnea
CO
2 alarms are active after 35 seconds in the
mechanical ventilation modes with a frequency of
less than 6 bpm and in Pressure Support mode with
a minimum frequency Freq
MIN of less than 6 bpm or
when set to OFF.
All apnea and limit-based O
2, CO2, N2O, and agent
alarms are only active if a breath has already been
detected (AutoWakeUp).
Enabling/disabling alarms globally
during operation
Enabling/disabling CO2 alarms
Figure 116. Location of >CO2 Alrm ON->Off< KeyThe alarm limits for inCO2, etCO2, and CO2 apnea
monitoring can be disabled via the button
>CO
2 Alrm ONoff<. This key is effective in the
following ventilation modes:
– Man/Spont
– Monitoring
–AuxCGO
Disabling CO
2 alarms:
1. Press the >CO
2 Alrm ONoff< key
(1 in Figure 116).
The symbol > < appears beside the measured
values for end-expiratory and inspiratory CO
2
concentration. The button label changes to
>CO
2 Alrm OFFon<.
inSev. ON ON ON ON 4.2
[Vol.%] ON ON
1) 1)
– –
P
AW ON ON ON ON 40
[cmH
2O] ON ON OFF ON 8
APNEA PRESSURE ON ON OFF OFF 8
APNEA FLOW ON ON OFF OFF –––
Apnea CO
2 ON ON ON
2)
ON
2)
–––
1) The alarms for etCO2 , FiCO2 , MV , FiO2 and inAgent can be configured ON or OFF in Standby config. for switching to
Man/Spont., Aux. CGO, and Monitoring mode. When the alarm limits are set to ON in Standby config., the value is adopted from the
automatic ventilation mode. The default value for this configuration is OFF. (Exception: in Aux. CGO the MV alarms are always OFF.)
2) In Man/Spont, Aux CGO, and Monitoring, the alarm is active after 65 seconds.
– – : The factory setting is outside the monitored range; the corresponding alarm limit is disabled.
Alarm
Mode Volume, Volume AF,
Pressure, Press. Support
Press. Support
CPAP
Aux CGO Monitoring,
Man/Spont
Factory setting
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