How do I fix a 'Finger Cuff #2 Error' on Edwards Medical Equipment?
If you encounter a 'Fault: Finger Cuff #2 Error' on your Edwards Medical Equipment, disconnect and reconnect Edwards Cuff #2. Replace Finger Cuff #2 and restart the measurement.
What to do if I get a 'Finger Cuff #1 Error' on my Edwards Medical Equipment?
If you receive a 'Fault: Finger Cuff #1 Error' on your Edwards Medical Equipment, disconnect and reconnect Edwards Finger Cuff #1. Replace Finger Cuff #1 and restart the measurement.
What to do if I get a 'Check Blood Pressure Waveform' fault on my Edwards Medical Equipment?
If you see a 'Check Blood Pressure Waveform' fault on your Edwards Medical Equipment, begin by assessing the system, starting from the patient, then the Finger Cuff, and finally the Pump-Unit. Check the arterial waveform for severe hypotension, severe hypertension, and motion artifact. Ensure the heart end of the Edwards HRS is aligned with the patient’s phlebostatic axis. Confirm all cable connections. Try applying the Finger Cuff to a different finger or resizing it, or replace it with a different size.
How to fix 'Invalid Finger Cuff #1 Connected' fault on Edwards Medical Equipment?
To resolve a 'Fault: Invalid Finger Cuff #1 Connected' error on your Edwards Medical Equipment, first, verify that you are using an Edwards Finger Cuff. Disconnect and reconnect Edwards Finger Cuff #1. Replace Finger Cuff #1 with a genuine Edwards Cuff and restart the measurement.
What to do when the battery power is very low on Edwards Medical Equipment?
If your Edwards Medical Equipment shows 'Battery power very low', connect the main power cable to charge the battery. If the system isn't connected to mains, it will shut down in one minute. When connected to mains, the battery may not charge sufficiently for battery operation, so keep the system connected to mains to charge the battery.
What does 'Low Battery' alert mean on Edwards Medical Equipment?
If you see the alert 'Low Battery' on your Edwards Medical Equipment, connect the EV1000 NI to an alternate power source to avoid loss of power and continue monitoring.
What to do if my Edwards Medical Equipment says 'Finger Cuff Disconnected'?
If your Edwards Medical Equipment displays 'Fault: Finger Cuff Disconnected', disconnect and reconnect the Edwards Finger Cuff(s). If the issue persists, replace the Finger Cuff(s) and restart the measurement.
What to do if I see a 'Pump-Unit Error or Power Cable Error' on my Edwards Medical Equipment?
If you encounter a 'Fault: Pump-Unit Error or Power Cable Error' on your Edwards Medical Equipment, power cycle the system. If the problem persists, replace the Pump-Unit. Power off the EV1000 Monitor, then connect the EV1000 NI Power Cable to both the Pump-Unit and the EV1000 Monitor.
How do I troubleshoot a 'Pressure Controller Error' on Edwards Medical Equipment?
If your Edwards Medical Equipment shows a 'Pressure Controller Error', disconnect and reconnect the Edwards Pressure Controller. If that doesn't resolve the issue, try replacing the Pressure Controller.
What does 'Invalid Pump-Unit Connected' mean on Edwards Medical Equipment?
If you see the 'Fault: Invalid Pump-Unit Connected' message on your Edwards Medical Equipment, first verify that you are using an Edwards Pump-Unit. Disconnect and reconnect the Ethernet cable. Power cycle the system and, if necessary, replace the Pump-Unit.
General| Manufacturer | Edwards Lifesciences |
|---|---|
| Model | EV1000 |
| Display | Touchscreen |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Edwards Lifesciences sensors |
Explains ClearSight technology, components, and monitoring methods.
Explains graphical identification of warnings, cautions, and notes.
Lists and explains safety warnings relevant to the EV1000 Clinical Platform NI.
Lists and explains safety cautions relevant to the EV1000 Clinical Platform NI.
Procedures for mounting the EV1000 monitor and pump-unit.
Steps for powering on the system and initial configuration.
Overview of ClearSight monitoring, including connection and data entry steps.
Steps for zeroing the HRS, applying it, and initiating monitoring.
Overview of the seven available monitoring views.
Describes viewing real-time and historical trend data graphically.
Setting and managing alarms, targets, and volumes for parameters.
Visual indicators for patient status relative to target ranges.
Background on Volume Clamp, Physiocal, and ClearSight algorithms.
Instructions for correctly applying the Pressure Controller, HRS, and Finger Cuff.
Adjusting alarm limits and target values for patient parameters.
Steps for calibrating Cardiac Output (CO).
Animated display of heart, lungs, and vascular system with parameter values.
Tools for Goal Directed Therapy (GDT) tracking and management.
Steps to select key parameters and target ranges for GDT.
Describes the display of parameters within their target ranges during active tracking.
Navigating help screens for ClearSight technology issues.
Lists system error messages, possible causes, and suggested actions.
Troubleshooting common errors encountered with the numeric keypad.
Lists faults and alerts related to ClearSight Finger Cuffs and HRS.
Troubleshooting common warnings for ClearSight system components.
Guidance for troubleshooting issues related to CVP and SVR/SVRI.
Default settings for parameter alarm red zones and target ranges.
Information on obtaining technical support and service.
Recommendations for regular checks and maintenance.
Information regarding EMC compliance and precautions.
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