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INSP Flow Fail
High Priority
Inspiratory flow sensor fails. Alarm activates after 1 cycle.
Contact your service
provider
Sec. Pres. Fail
High Priority
Security pressure sensor fail. Alarm activates after 1 second.
Contact your service
provider
Gauge com fail Battery Gauge not functional. Alarm activates after 1 minute.
Contact your service
provider
Reversed IE setting
High Priority
Reversed I/E setting. Activates when the Rate and I-Time settings are leading
to a reversed I/E ratio.
Adust Lower Rate or a
lower I-Time. Cancel the
alarm if the setting is
intentional.
High VTI
High Priority
Inspired tidal volume is too high. Alarm activates after 3 cycles or 10 s.
Inspect the circuit and
expiratory module for
leaks.
Low VTI
High Priority
Inspired tidal volume is too low. Alarm activates after 3 cycles or 10 s.
Inspect the circuit and
expiratory module and
check the pressure
settings.
Low SPO2
High Priority
The Pulse Oximeter is recording low SPO2 levels. Alarm activates after 6 cycles or 20 s.
Check the patient and
check that the pulse
oximeter is correctly
attached.
Remote Fail
Medium Priority
Remote Alarm control fail. Alarm activates after 1 cycle
Contact your service
provider
Low FiO2
Medium priority
The level of oxygen delivered by the ventilator is below the Min FIO2 level set.
Alarm activates after 6 cycles or 20 s.
Check for leak. Check and
adjust the oxygen supply
settings and the
connections.
High FIO2
Medium Priority
The level of oxygen delivered by the ventilator exceeds the Max FIO2 level set.
Alarm activates after 6 cycles or 20 s.
Check and adjust the
oxygen supply and
settings.
High Leak
Medium Priority
The leak estimated by the ventilator exceeds the maximum Leak threshold.
Alarm activates after 6 cycles.
Inspect the circuit,
expiratory valve and
proximal lines for leak.
Check for leaks around
the mask, if in use.
Low VTE
Medium Priority
Expired tidal volume is too low. Alarm activates after 3 cycles or 10 s.
Inspect the expiratory
valve and check the
settings.
High VTE
Medium Priority
Expired tidal volume is too high. Alarm activates after 3 cycles or 10 s.
Inspect the expiratory
valve and replace, if
necessary.
High Pres
Medium Priority
Inspiratory pressure is too high. Alarm activates after 3 cycles.
Inspect the circuit for
occlusion.
Low MV
Medium Priority
Low tidal volume. Alarm activates after 6 cycles.
Check for leaks or loose
connections.
Apnea / Low Rate
Medium Priority
Patient respiratory rate is too low. Alarm activates after 6 cycles.
Check the patient and the
ventilator settings.
High Resp. Rate
Medium Priority
Patient respiratory rate is too high. Alarm activates after 6 cycles.
Check the patient and the
ventilator settings.
AC Power Loss
Medium Priority
Connection to AC power has been lost. Alarm activates after 1 second.
Check the power cord is
correctly plugged in to
mains power and to the
ventilator.
DC Power Loss
Medium Priority
Connection to DC power has been lost. Alarm activates after 2 seconds.
Check the power cord is
correctly plugged into the
DC source and into the
ventilator.
Battery < 2h
Medium Priority
Battery life is < 2 hours. For ventilator dependent patients, if battery life is < 2h,
don’t use battery as principal power source anymore.
Plug the ventilator in to
either AC or DC power
source. (for ventilator
dependent patients)
Low Batt.
Medium Priority
Battery power is low. Alarm activates after 1 second.
Guaranteed ventilation time left: 15 mins.
Plug the ventilator in to
either AC or DC power
source.
Bat. Charge Pause
(T°>)
Medium Priority
Temperature is too high to charge the battery. Charge will automatically restart
after temperature has decreased. Alarm activates after 30 min.
Check the level of the
battery charge.
Batt. Temp. High
Medium Priority
Battery has high internal temperature while powering the ventilator.
Alarm activates after 1 second.
Check the level of the
battery charge.
Supply Fail
Medium Priority
Power supply not detected. Alarm activates after 1 second.
Contact your service
provider.
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