Dräger Infinity M300 series - Page 83

Instructions for use – Infinity
®
M300 and M300+ series – VG3.0 83
Operating concept
To transfer data from a bedside monitor to an M300
In the following procedure, the letters in parentheses refer to the letters of the Transfer page diagram.
1 Put the source bedside monitor in standby mode. Only patients in standby mode are candidates for
transfer.
2 Select the M300 parameter box at the ICS to open the BedView page.
3 Select the Admit/Standby button on the BedView menu bar.
4 Select the Transfer tab (A) to access the Transfer page.
5 Select the arrow button (B) next to the Care unit field to select the desired care unit in which the bed-
side monitor is located. A list of patients in the selected care unit appears.
6 Select the desired patient from the selection list (D).
7 Select the Start transfer button (E). A confirmation pop-up window appears.
8 Select Yes in the confirmation pop-up to start the data transfer. The message Transfer completed
appears after the data have been transferred.
To transfer data from an M300 to a bedside monitor
1 Select the M300 parameter box at the ICS whose data you wish to transfer to the bedside monitor.
2 Put the M300 (containing the data you want to transfer) into standby mode (see "Enabling standby
mode" on page 87).
Only patients in standby mode are candidates for transfer.
3 Go to the destination bedside monitor and start the data transfer (refer to the instructions for use of the
connected monitor).
NOTE
If the selected patient was not placed in standby, the following message appears: The selected bed
must be in standby.
NOTE
Trends in the database will be preserved and will be available for remote reviewing of the database from
which the data originated.
CAUTION
When transferring a patient to an M300 device, the M300 always adopts the alarm limits and arrhythmia
default settings of the ICS to which it is assigned when a patient is transferred from a bedside monitor to
an M300.
After completing the patient transfer, always check the alarm limits and arrhythmia settings to make sure
that they are appropriate for your patient.