What to do if Huntleigh Monitor shows 'NIBP self-test error'?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'NIBP self-test error', it means there is a problem with the sensor or other hardware. Do not use the NIBP module and contact service personnel.
What to do if Huntleigh SC300 Monitor displays 'Weak signal'?
If your Huntleigh Monitor shows 'Weak signal', check the patient’s vital signs and consider changing the measurement site.
How to fix 'Loose cuff' error on Huntleigh Monitor?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'Loose cuff', it indicates that the NIBP cuff is not properly connected. To resolve this, check the cuff and connect it again properly.
What to do if Huntleigh Monitor shows 'Air leak'?
If the Huntleigh Monitor indicates 'Air leak', it means the NIBP cuff isn't properly connected, or there's a leak in the airway. Check the connection, and if needed, use a new cuff. If the problem continues, contact service personnel.
What does 'NIBP communication error' mean on Huntleigh SC300?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'NIBP communication error', it means there is a problem with the NIBP module or host. Restart the monitor, if the error continues, contact service personnel.
What should I do if Huntleigh SC300 Monitor shows 'NIBP over voltage protective'?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'NIBP over voltage protective', the airway may be occluded. Check the airway and the patient’s condition. If the error continues, contact service personnel.
How to fix 'Ear thermometer communication error' on Huntleigh SC300?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'Ear thermometer communication error', it means the battery is too low or there is a problem with the communication module. Replace the battery and restart the monitor. If the error continues, contact service personnel.
What does 'NIBP air leak' mean on Huntleigh Monitor?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'NIBP air leak', it means there is a leak in the airway. Check and replace the parts that cause the leak. If the error continues, contact service personnel.
How to fix 'NIBP weak signal' error on Huntleigh SC300 Monitor?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'NIBP weak signal', it means that the cuff is loose or the signal is weak. Check the patient type setting and the connection, or replace the cuff. If the error continues, contact service personnel.
How to troubleshoot 'Air pressure Err' on Huntleigh SC300 Monitor?
If the Huntleigh Monitor displays 'Air pressure Err', it means the pressure is not stable, possibly due to hose entanglement. Check the connection or use a new cuff. If the problem continues, contact service personnel.
Provides critical safety warnings and cautions for operating the monitor.
Identifies and explains the function of front panel controls and symbols.
Details the controls and connectors located on the rear panel of the monitor.
Identifies controls and optional components on the side panels.
Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators used on the monitor.
Details the functions of the monitor's operational keys and buttons.
Explains how to connect the AC power cord to the monitor and a power outlet.
Details how to connect NIBP hoses, cuffs, and SpO2 sensors to the monitor.
Explains the power-on self-test process and what to verify.
Describes how to initiate and terminate NIBP measurements.
Explains how to configure and use automatic NIBP measurement intervals.
Guides on how to establish a wireless connection between the thermometer and monitor.
Details the procedure for taking a temperature measurement.
Introduces troubleshooting by explaining error codes and fault presentation.
Lists common errors and provides suggestions for correction.
Guides users on how to contact technical support and obtain service manuals.
General| Type | Fetal Monitor |
|---|---|
| Model | SC300 |
| Manufacturer | Huntleigh |
| Display | LCD |
| Paper Speed | 1, 2, 3 cm/min |
| Parameters Monitored | Fetal Heart Rate, Uterine Contractions |
| Frequency Range/Ultrasound Frequency | 1 MHz |
| FHR1 Range | 30 – 240 bpm |
| FHR2 Range | 30 – 240 bpm |
| UC Range | 0 to 100 mmHg |
| TOCO Range | 0 to 100 mmHg |
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