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User Manual corpuls
3
Procedure in case of malfunctions
ENG - Version 2.1 – P/N 04130.2 247
Alarm message Priority Explanation/Measure
Risk of overheating (X) High priority  „X“ stands for a failure number from 1 to 2.
 Defibrillation was performed on the test contacts (1=
in the shock paddle holder) (2= in the cable socket)
too frequently in succession. Avoid further
defibrillations on the test contacts.
RR < [NUMBER]/min
RR > [NUMBER]/min
High priority  The measured respiration rate exceeds or falls
below the upper/lower alarm limit.
 Check the patient's vital signs.
Server access denied
Low priority
 The corpuls
3
does not have the necessary license
to connect to the server.
 Contact authorised sales and service partners.
Server conn. refused
Low priority  The server is connected to the network, the
corpuls.web software is not started or crashed.
 Check server.
Server conn. reset
Low priority  Connection has been restarted by the server.
 Repeat attempt to establish connection.
Server not found
Low priority  Wrongly configured IP address or wrongly
configured domain.
 Domain connection (DNS service) is not available or
faulty.
 Check IP address or domain and configure anew, if
necessary.
Server unreachable
Low priority  Malfunction in the internet connection of the server
or the connection has been interrupted by server.
 Repeat attempt to establish connection.
Shock aborted
High priority  The shock could not be delivered.
 Check correct position of therapy electrode.
 Repeat shock delivery if necessary.
 The event is documented in the protocol.
SIM card error
Low priority
 The corpuls
3
does not recognise the SIM card.
 Make sure that the SIM card is correctly inserted and
not dirty.
SIM card locked
Low priority  If data transfer is repeated several times in spite of a
wrong PIN, the SIM card will be locked. Data
transfer will now no longer be possible even after
entry of the correct PIN on corpuls
3
.
 Remove the SIM card from corpuls
3
and replace
with a clear card. A locked card can be unlocked in a
mobile telephone by entering the PIN2/PUK/PUK2
(“super PIN”) (PIN: Personal Identification Number;
PUK: Personal Unblocking Key)
 If the SIM card cannot be unlocked, first contact your
mobile communications provider and then, if
necessary, your authorised sales and service
partner.