210 Instructions for use | Atlan A100 (XL), A300 (XL), A350 (XL) SW 2.1n
Configuration
11.5.4 System setup > Therapy
11.5.4.1 Vertical tab "Vent. 1"
The start settings for VT and RR influence the start values of the alarm limits for
MV high and MV low:
The "offset" value corresponds to the respective offset setting for automatic alarm
adjustment. The "offset" value can be set in System setup > Alarms > vertical
Autoset tab. If "Offset" is set to Off, the factory default value of 40 % is used for the
automatic calculation of the alarm limits.
Headline/
Parameter
Setting range
Description
Default ventila-
tion mode
Buttons with available ventilation modes
Man/Spon
Specifies the default ventilation mode at
the start of therapy.
VT and RR start settings Specifies the tidal volume and the
respiratory rate.
Based on Patient category; Ideal body weight
Selected:
[Patient category]
Specifies the tidal volume and the
respiratory rate based on the patient
category.
VT
[mL]
5 to 1500
500
5 to 1500
150
5 to 1500
50
RR
[/min]
3 to 100
12
3 to 100
20
3 to 100
30
Selected:
[Ideal body weight]
Specifies the tidal volume and the
respiratory rate that are based on the
ideal body weight.
Set the tidal volume and the respiratory
rate for the supporting points 5; 15; 75;
100 kg (11; 33; 165; 220 lb).
For calculated values for ideal body
weights that lie between these 4 sup-
porting points, the start settings for tidal
volume and respiratory rate are interpo-
lated linearly. For ideal body weight val-
ues lying outside these supporting
points, calculation proceeds with the
values of the highest or lowest support-
ing point.
VT
[mL]
5 to 1500
100 kg (220 lb): 700
75 kg (165 lb): 520
15 kg (33 lb): 110
5 kg (11 lb): 35
RR
[/min]
3 to 100
100 kg (220 lb): 10
75 kg (165 lb): 12
15 kg (33 lb): 26
5 kg (11 lb): 32
MV high = VT x RR x (1 + offset);
minimal: 2.0 L/min
MV low = VT x RR x (1 – offset);
minimal: 0.3 L/min
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