Dräger Julian - Selecting the Scale; Setting Audible Alarm Volume; Setting Volume of the Pulse Tone (Optional)

● Turn dial knob to select digits consecutively from the
line provided and press to confirm. The password is
indicated underneath with asterisks (
* * * *
).
The menu for selecting default settings appears when
the password has been entered correctly.
Display (example):
Setting Volume of the Pulse Tone (Optional)
0 = off
9 = maximum volume
● Select the line »pulse tone« by turning dial knob,
press to confirm. The cursor automatically jumps to
the last value selected (example: 5).
● Adjust value with dial knob, press to confirm.
Setting Audible Alarm Volume
1 = minimum volume
9 = maximum volume
● Select the line »alarm sound« by turning dial knob,
press to confirm. The cursor automatically jumps to
the last value selected (example: 4).
● Adjust value with the dial knob, press to confirm.
O2 FAILURE and GAS FAILURE (O2 and Air failure)
will always be signaled with maxium volume, indepen-
dent of the current alarm sound setting.
NOTE: Local standards require a volume of at least
45 dB(A) for audible alarms. Therefore, settings
1 through 4 are configured to deliver this audio level.
Selecting the Scale
To adapt a default scale for the volumeter function
and trend trace.
● Select the line »scale« with dial knob,
press to confirm.
● Select »adult« or »infant« with dial knob,
press to confirm.
WARNING !
Always set audible alarm volume to a level
that is sufficiently loud with respect to the
general noise level of the surroundings.
Configuring in Standby Mode
Setting Default Values
Operating Instructions Julian SW 3.n
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Standby / Configuration
calibration
O -sensor 2
21 vol.%
more
✓
defaults
alarm sound
scale
parameter
record
interface
alarm limits
curves
basic configurations
CMV settings
PCV settings
Fresh Gas Flow Control
0 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 5
1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 4
gas
sensor
pls. tone
adult child
✓
MAC-config.
MAC display
on off
MAC correction
on off
age 36