Why does my GE Medical Equipment monitor show SYSTEM FAULT: DSP error?
If your GE Medical Equipment monitor displays a SYSTEM FAULT: DSP error message, it indicates that the DSP board is defective and needs to be replaced.
What to do if GE Corometrics 250cx ultrasound tone is low?
If the ultrasound tone volume is low on your GE Medical Equipment monitor, use the Volume Buttons to increase it. If the issue persists, the dual ultrasound board may be out of calibration, requiring service or replacement.
What does REPAIR message mean on GE Corometrics 250cx NIBP display?
If the REPAIR message is shown in the NIBP area of the display on your GE Medical Equipment, replace the NIBP pneumatic board.
Why GE Corometrics 250cx Medical Equipment MHR/P Pulse source is blank?
If the MHR/P Pulse source is blank when MSpO2 is selected on your GE Medical Equipment monitor, select Fast mode on the MSpO Setup screen.
Why does my GE Corometrics 250cx monitor show SENSOR message?
If your GE Medical Equipment monitor displays a SENSOR message below the MSpO2 area and shows no MSpO2 value, ensure you are using the same SpO2 sensor type (Nellcor, Masimo) that the monitor supports.
What does CHECK TOCO message mean on GE Corometrics 250cx?
If the CHECK TOCO message is shown in the UA area of the display when the UA Reference button is pressed on your GE Medical Equipment, make sure to wait ten seconds following powering on the monitor and/or connecting the transducer to the UA connector. Loosen the belt or remove the transducer from the patient, press the UA Reference button while no pressure is applied, and re-apply the transducer without over-tightening. If the issue persists, the TOCO transducer may be defective and require checking or replacement.
Why does my GE Corometrics 250cx Medical Equipment recorder not function and the Record Indicator is on?
If the recorder on your GE Medical Equipment monitor isn't functioning but the Record Indicator is on, check if the recorder stepper motor is stepping. Replace the stepper motor if necessary. If the issue persists, the recorder roller may be defective and the recorder assembly needs to be replaced.
Why does my GE Medical Equipment recorder flash on and off?
If the Record Indicator on your GE Medical Equipment monitor's recorder flashes on and off, it may indicate that the paper supply is low or incorrectly loaded. Try installing a new pack of GE-approved paper. It could also be due to the paper-low photosensor being out of calibration, requiring a photosensor check. Alternatively, the paper-low photosensor cable might be disconnected or the photosensor defective, needing reconnection or replacement.
Why does my GE Corometrics 250cx Medical Equipment monitor show dashes in the MSpO2 area?
If your GE Medical Equipment monitor displays dashes in the MSpO2 area, it could be due to several reasons. First, check that the sensor is properly applied and not too tight; try moving it to another location. Ensure the patient isn't moving excessively and that there isn't too much ambient light; if so, cover the sensor. Also, confirm the intermediate cable is firmly attached and that you're using the correct SpO2 sensor type (Nellcor, Masimo) supported by the monitor. Inspect the sensor for defects and replace if necessary. If none of these steps work, the SpO2 module + carrier 2 board may be defective and need replacement.
What to do if my GE Corometrics 250cx monitor displays CHECK CUFF message?
If the CHECK CUFF message appears on your GE Medical Equipment monitor, reposition the cuff and ensure it's properly tightened. Restrict patient limb movement. Make sure the hose is firmly attached to the monitor. Verify that an adult cuff is being used. If the problem continues, the NIBP board may be defective and require replacement.
General| Type | Fetal Monitor |
|---|---|
| Model | 250cx Series |
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring | Yes |
| Ultrasound Frequency | 1 MHz |
| Recorder Speed | 1, 2, 3 cm/min |
| Maternal Parameters | ECG, NIBP, SpO2 |
| FHR Range | 30-240 bpm |
| TOCO Range | 0-100 |
| Connectivity | RS-232 |
| Power Source | AC Power |
| Display | Color LCD |
Basic information about the manual's purpose, audience, and illustrations.
Explains the meaning of special notices like Danger, Warning, Caution, Contraindication, Important, and Note.
Details safety warnings related to equipment use, electrical shock, and interference.
Lists and explains symbols used on the monitor and its accessories.
Describes the layout and function of the monitor's front panel controls and displays.
Details the connectors and features located on the rear panel of the monitor.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing chart paper into the recorder.
Instructions for powering the monitor on, off, and handling power interruptions.
Explains how to initiate and interpret the monitor's self-test for calibration and internal circuitry.
Overview of how to navigate and use the monitor's setup screens via the Trim Knob control.
Details various settings configurable through the General Setup screen, like Song Volume and Brightness.
Explains the methodology and setup for monitoring fetal heart rate using an external ultrasound transducer.
Details the methodology and artifact elimination for monitoring fetal heart rate using internal FECG electrodes.
Describes how fetal heart rate alarms function, including threshold and signal quality alarms.
Discusses methods for monitoring two fetal heart rates simultaneously, including advanced features.
Covers the methodology for monitoring uterine activity with an external tocotransducer, including baseline setup.
Explains the methodology for measuring intrauterine pressure using a catheter and the importance of zeroing the system.
Explains how Maternal Heart/Pulse Rate is determined by MECG, MSpO2, or NIBP and how to select the source.
Details the theory and methodology for maternal ECG monitoring and safety information for patients with pacemakers.
Provides essential safety information and cautions related to NIBP measurement accuracy and patient care.
Explains the oscillometric method of NIBP measurement and the SuperSTAT determination process.
Describes how to configure NIBP settings like mode, target pressure, and alarms via the setup screen.
Explains the principles of pulse oximetry and the different MSpO2 technology options available.
Covers the configuration options for MSpO2 monitoring, including response time and sensitivity settings.
Explains how to configure alarm limits and volumes through setup screens.
Details FHR patient and signal quality alarms, including active, resolved, and silencing procedures.
Covers maternal patient and signal quality alarms, including active, resolved, and silencing procedures.
Describes the different recorder modes: Off, On, and Maternal-Only, and their functionalities.
Explains how to switch between the different recorder modes using the Record button.
Discusses the simultaneous printing of multiple trends on the strip chart paper.
Explains standard annotations printed on the strip chart for data analysis.
Describes the feature that displays and prints maternal vital signs data in a spreadsheet format.
Details how to display, navigate, and print the maternal vital signs history data.
Explains the concept of heartbeat coincidence and how it's detected between different heart rate sources.
Covers enabling/disabling the feature, display indicators, and strip chart annotation.
Describes the waveform display area, including selecting waveforms, speed, size, and lead.
Explains how to freeze waveforms for review and analysis.
Details how to print a 6-second snapshot of the displayed waveform.
Provides general care and cleaning instructions for the monitor and its accessories, with specific guidance for different parts.
Outlines procedures for proper disposal of used parts, packaging material, and the monitor at its end of service life.
Provides a guide to common operational problems and their probable causes and solutions.
Addresses issues related to the ultrasound transducer and signal quality.
Covers problems related to internal FECG signal acquisition and display.
Addresses issues with maternal ECG signal acquisition and display.
Details common problems and solutions related to NIBP measurements.
Covers issues related to MSpO2 signal acquisition, sensor connection, and system errors.
Lists the general technical specifications for the monitor, including power, physical, and environmental characteristics.
Details the technical specifications for each operating mode, such as FECG, Ultrasound, MECG, and NIBP.
Lists general supplies and accessories with their catalog numbers for ordering.
Provides ordering information for chart paper supplies.
Lists ordering information for ultrasound transducers and related accessories.
Provides ordering information for FECG supplies like electrodes and leg plates.
Lists ordering information for MECG cables, leadwires, and electrodes.
Provides ordering information for NIBP supplies such as hoses and cuffs.
Lists ordering information for MSpO2 sensors, cables, and related accessories.
Presents a summary of factory default settings for various setup screens.
Introduces the fetal movement detection feature and its availability.
Explains how fetal movement detection works and what constitutes gross fetal body movement.
Details how to enable/disable the feature, its display indicator, and strip chart annotation.
Crucial safety instructions for operating the Spectra Alerts feature.
Explains how to enable/disable Spectra Alerts and the methodology behind pattern recognition.
Describes how active and resolved alerts are indicated visually and audibly.
Provides an overview of alert analysis results for FHR and UA parameters.
Step-by-step guide on changing FHR1 alarm limits using the Trim Knob control.
Instructions for adjusting NIBP alarm limits for systolic, diastolic, MAP, and MHR/P.
Guide on selecting the source parameter (Auto, MSpO2, MECG) for MHR/P.
Instructions on selecting the waveform (FECG, MECG, MSpO2, Off) for display.
Steps to adjust the interval time between automatic NIBP determinations.
Instructions for setting the monitor's date.
Instructions for setting the monitor's time.
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