GE AED Pro - Page 22

Section 2: Getting Started
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(VOICE PROMPT AND TEXT DISPLAY CONTINUED)
VOICE PROMPT TEXT DISPLAY SITUATION
“Check Pads”
“Battery Low”
“Analysis Interrupted. Stop Patient
Motion.”
“Open Lid to Continue Rescue”
“Rhythm Changed.
Shock Cancelled.”
CHECK PADS
BATTERY LOW
ANALYSIS INTERRUPTED
STOP PATIENT MOTION
OPEN LID TO
CONTINUE RESCUE
RHYTHM CHANGED
SHOCK CANCELLED
Prompt issued when patient
impedance is too low or the pads are
shorted.
Prompt issued once when the battery
voltage becomes low, although a
rescue can continue for approximately
9 more shocks. When the battery is
too low to do a rescue, the phrase
repeats continuously. You must
replace the battery before continuing
with the rescue. If completely
depleted, all AED Pro activity will
terminate.
Prompt issued when the AED Pro
detects ECG noise artifact, stop
moving or touching the patient.
Prompt issued when the lid is
inadvertently closed during a rescue,
this prompt will repeat for 15 seconds.
Prompt issued when the device is
prepared to shock then detects a
change in rhythm and therefore
cancels the shock.
“ECG Monitoring Mode”
“Communications Mode”
(Beep)
“Continue CPR”
“Service Required”
ECG MONITORING MODE
COMMUNICATIONS MODE
(None)
CONTINUE CPR
SERVICE REQUIRED
Prompt issued when ECG Patient
Cable is inserted into the pad socket.
Prompt issued when the lid is open
and IR is transmitting the AED Pro.
One “Beep” occurs in 30-second
intervals during CPR when enabled by
the ServiceLink software program,
also occurs when the AED Pro
requires maintenance.
Prompt issued during CPR mode
when enabled, or when a rescue is
resumed in CPR mode after being
interrupted by the lid closing.
Prompt issued after the self-tests
determine that the AED Pro is not
functioning properly. The prompt
“Service Required” will be heard when
the lid is opened. The red Service
indicator will illuminate and “Service
Required” will repeat until you close
the lid. After closing the lid, an alarm
beep will be heard until the battery is
removed or becomes completely
depleted.