What to do if the Edwards HemoSphere Monitor shows 'Fault: Cable Port 2 – Hardware Failure'?
If you see a 'Fault: Cable Port 2 – Hardware Failure' message on your Edwards Monitor, try re-inserting the cable. Check for bent or broken pins on the cable or port. As an alternative, try switching to cable port 1. If the problem continues, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What to do if the Edwards HemoSphere Monitor shows 'Fault: Cable Port 1 – Hardware Failure'?
If you see a 'Fault: Cable Port 1 – Hardware Failure' message on your Edwards Monitor, try reinserting the cable. Check for bent or broken pins on the cable or port. As an alternative, try switching to cable port 2. If the problem continues, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What to do if the Edwards Monitor shows 'Fault: Module Slot 2 – Hardware Failure'?
If you see a 'Fault: Module Slot 2 – Hardware Failure' message on your Edwards Monitor, try reinserting the module. Check for bent or broken pins on the slot or module. As an alternative, try switching to module slot 1. If the problem continues, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What to do if the Edwards Monitor shows 'Fault: Module Slot 1 – Hardware Failure'?
If you see a 'Fault: Module Slot 1 – Hardware Failure' message on your Edwards Monitor, try reinserting the module. Check for bent or broken pins on the slot or module. As an alternative, try switching to module slot 2. If the problem continues, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What does it mean when my Edwards HemoSphere says 'Service Battery'?
If your Edwards Monitor displays 'Service Battery', power cycle the system. If the condition persists, replace the battery pack.
What to do if the Edwards Monitor displays a 'Fault: Swan-Ganz Module Disconnected'?
If you receive a 'Fault: Swan-Ganz Module Disconnected' message on your Edwards Monitor, first, make sure the module is properly inserted. If it is, remove and re-insert the module. Also, check the module for bent or broken pins. You can also try switching to another module slot. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What does 'Battery Needs Conditioning' mean on my Edwards Monitor, and how do I fix it?
If the Edwards Monitor displays 'Battery Needs Conditioning', connect the monitor to an electrical outlet to fully charge the battery. Allow the battery to rest in fully charged state for at least two hours. Disconnect the monitor from electrical outlet and continue to run the system on battery power. The HemoSphere advanced monitor will power down automatically when the battery is fully depleted. Allow the battery to rest in fully depleted state for five hours or more. Connect monitor to an electrical outlet to fully charge battery. If the message persists, replace the battery pack.
What does it mean if the Edwards HemoSphere displays an 'Alert: Low Battery'?
If the Edwards Monitor displays an 'Alert: Low Battery', connect it to an alternate power source to avoid loss of power and continue monitoring, as the battery has less than 20% charge remaining or will be depleted within 8 minutes.
What to do if the Edwards Monitor shows an 'Internal System Failure' fault?
If the Edwards Monitor displays an 'Internal System Failure' fault, try power cycling the system. If the problem persists, contact Edwards Technical Support.
What to do if the Edwards HemoSphere Monitor displays a 'Battery Depleted' fault?
If your Edwards Monitor displays 'Battery Depleted', connect it to an alternate power source immediately. This will prevent power loss and allow you to continue monitoring.
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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