What does 'RRc @ Out Of Range (High)' mean on Dräger Monitor?
If the Dräger Monitor displays 'RRc @ Out Of Range (High)', it means that the respiration rate has exceeded the upper measuring range. Check ventilation or spontaneous respiration rate.
Why does the Dräger Infinity Delta Monitor display 'Duplicate Device Connected'?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'Duplicate Device Connected' because multiple CO2 devices are connected. Select the desired CO2 device in the etCO2 parameter menu and disconnect the unwanted CO2 device.
What does 'CO2 Reduced Accuracy' mean on my Dräger Infinity Delta Monitor?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 Reduced Accuracy' because measurement values have reduced accuracy due to warm-up or because the Dräger mainstream CO2 sensor is becoming too warm. Wait until the warm-up phase has ended before relying on the displayed etCO2 values for clinical evaluation. Correct the ambient clinical environment.
What does 'CO2 H/W Failure' mean on my Dräger Infinity Delta Monitor?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 H/W Failure' due to a loss of communication or failure of the entire Dräger mainstream CO2 module. Check cable connections, unplug and re-plug the Dräger mainstream CO2, or power-cycle or undock and re-dock the patient monitor.
What does 'CO2 Disconnected' mean on my Dräger Monitor?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 Disconnected' because the Dräger mainstream CO2 sensor is unplugged and/or the module is disconnected. Check the sensor and module connections.
Why does my Dräger Infinity Delta Monitor say 'CO2 Sensor Too Warm'?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 Sensor Too Warm' because the Dräger mainstream CO2 sensor is too warm as a result of the ambient clinical environment. Correct the ambient clinical environment.
What causes 'CO2 Window Occluded' on Dräger Infinity Delta Monitor?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 Window Occluded' because the window is contaminated or occluded. Ensure the window is clean.
What does 'CO2 Check Cuvette Type' mean on Dräger Monitor?
The Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 Check Cuvette Type' to indicate reduced accuracy. This can happen if a disposable cuvette has been selected on the monitor but a reusable cuvette has been inserted into the breathing apparatus (or vice versa). Ensure the correct cuvette is used and that the cuvette selected on the monitor is correct. Also, the zero may have drifted, so check zero. High inspiratory CO2 concentration may be the reason, so check ventilation settings, CO2 absorber and patient condition.
What to do if the Dräger Infinity Delta displays 'inCO2 @ Out Of Range (Low)'?
If the Dräger Monitor displays 'inCO2 @ Out of Range (Low)', it indicates that the inspiratory gas concentration has fallen below the lower measurement range. Check zero.
What does 'CO2 Please Zero' mean on my Dräger Monitor and how to fix it?
If the Dräger Monitor displays 'CO2 Please Zero', it means the zero has drifted. Perform a zeroing operation to correct this.
General| Touchscreen | Yes |
|---|---|
| Parameters Monitored | ECG, SpO2, NIBP, Temperature, Respiration |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Display Type | TFT LCD |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Alarms | Visual and audible alarms for all parameters |
| Data Storage | Internal memory |
| Compatibility | Dräger |
Provides critical safety information for device operation.
Instructions on reporting serious adverse events with the product.
Identifies and describes the intended users of the medical device.
Addresses security vulnerabilities and network operational stability.
Configuration options for alarm control and emergency response.
Details on network connections, data exchange, and IT integration.
Guides on alarm requirements, limits, history, and latching.
Overview, setup, cuff diagram, and status messages for NBP.
Information on ECG signal processing and available lead configurations.
Application, setup, connection, display, and troubleshooting for etCO2.
PiCCO parameters, setup, measurement, and accessory details.
Accuracy specifications for Masimo and Nellcor SpO2 sensors.
Details on maintenance intervals and measures for device components.
Guidelines for reprocessing medical devices and approved disinfectants.
Specifications for electromagnetic compatibility and immunity.
Resolving issues related to alarms and disconnect messages.
Guidance for resolving issues with SpO2 and etCO2 monitoring.
Details on standard and dual-pin ECG lead sets.
List of items included in the Infinity PiCCO pod kit.
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