GS corpuls3 - Introduction; Components

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Alarm- and Event Management
Alarm Design
Alarms can have high (!!!), medium (!!) and low (!) priority.
These priorities are signalled acoustically by dierent series of
tones and visually by inverted colours of the parameter eld,
highlighting the status line in dierent colours and ashing of
the alarm light in dierent colours and intervals. To open the
alarm history, press the Alarm key.
To conrm the alarms, press the Alarm key
repeatedly.
Sorting of Alarms
In the alarm history, the alarms are sorted by status (active/non
active), priority and time of occurrence. Alarms are active, if the
conditions that trigger the alarm are present. Active high-priority
alarms always take precedence and cannot be interrupted by
medium-priority- or low-priority alarms. Non-active alarms are
still listed in the alarm history for information.
Note
During modular operation of the device, alarms may be sig-
nalled with a delay of up to 30 seconds.
Recording an event
Press the Event key to save a time stamp which
marks the current ECG data and parameter values on
the protocol printout.
Conguration of Manual Events
Operators can pre-congure up to 14 individual events in the
menu "System"
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"Events". These can be called up during the
mission by holding down the key Event and be added manually
to the mission protocol.