What should I do if my Edwards Monitor displays an 'Alert: HIS Connectivity Loss'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays an 'Alert: HIS Connectivity Loss', check the Ethernet connection and the Wi-Fi connection. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What does 'Fault: Module Slot 1 – Software Failure' mean on my Edwards HemoSphere?
If you encounter a 'Fault: Module Slot 1 – Software Failure' on your Edwards Monitor, contact Edwards Technical Support, as there is a software error with the module inserted in module slot 1.
What to do if the Edwards Monitor displays an 'Alert: Wireless Module Failure'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays an 'Alert: Wireless Module Failure', disable and re-enable the wireless connection.
What should I do if my Edwards Monitor says 'Fault: Oximetry Cable Disconnected'?
If your Edwards Monitor displays 'Fault: Oximetry Cable Disconnected', verify the oximetry cable/catheter connection is secure. Also, check the oximetry cable connector for bent or missing pins.
How to fix 'Fault: Second Oximetry Cable Detected' on Edwards HemoSphere Monitor?
To fix the 'Fault: Second Oximetry Cable Detected' error on your Edwards Monitor, disconnect one of the oximetry cables.
What to do if the Edwards HemoSphere displays an 'Alert: Battery Disconnected'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays 'Alert: Battery Disconnected', confirm the battery is properly seated in the battery bay. If it is, remove and re-insert the battery pack. You can also try changing the HemoSphere battery pack. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What to do if the Edwards HemoSphere system temperature is too high and shutdown is imminent?
To address a 'System Temperature Too High - Shutdown Imminent' fault on your Edwards Monitor, first, move the monitor away from any heat sources. Then, make sure that the monitor's ventilation openings are clear of obstructions and dust. If the problem continues, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What should I do if my Edwards HemoSphere Monitor displays a 'Fault: Cable Port 1 – Communication Error'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays 'Fault: Cable Port 1 – Communication Error', first, reinsert the cable. If that doesn't work, check the connection points on the cable or port for bent or broken pins. You can also try switching to cable port 2. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What should I do if my Edwards HemoSphere displays a 'Fault: Module Slot 2 – Communication Error'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays 'Fault: Module Slot 2 – Communication Error', first, reinsert the module. If that doesn't work, check the connection points on the slot or module for bent or broken pins. You can also try switching to module slot 1. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What should I do if my Edwards HemoSphere displays a 'Fault: Module Slot 1 – Communication Error'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays 'Fault: Module Slot 1 – Communication Error', first, reinsert the module. If that doesn't work, check the connection points on the slot or module for bent or broken pins. You can also try switching to module slot 2. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
Lists critical warnings for safe operation and potential hazards.
Lists cautions to prevent equipment damage or data invalidation.
Brief instructions for setting up and monitoring with the Swan-Ganz module.
Brief instructions for setting up and monitoring with the oximetry cable.
Explains how to configure physiological and technical alarms and target ranges.
Explains how the monitor measures cardiac output continuously.
Details how to use the FloTrac sensor for monitoring.
Steps for calibrating the oximetry cable before patient use.
Lists critical warnings for safe operation and potential hazards.
Lists cautions to prevent equipment damage or data invalidation.
Brief instructions for setting up and monitoring with the Swan-Ganz module.
Brief instructions for setting up and monitoring with the oximetry cable.
Explains how to configure physiological and technical alarms and target ranges.
Explains how the monitor measures cardiac output continuously.
Details how to use the FloTrac sensor for monitoring.
Steps for calibrating the oximetry cable before patient use.
General| Technology | Advanced hemodynamic monitoring |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Power Supply | 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Parameters Measured | Cardiac output, stroke volume, systemic vascular resistance |
| Trending | Yes |
| Alarms | Configurable alarms for various parameters |
| Data Storage | Internal memory |
| Applications | Critical care |
| Display | Touchscreen |
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