Why won't my Masimo Rad-5 device power on?
If your Masimo Medical Equipment device isn't powering on, the battery may be low. Try checking or replacing the battery. Also, verify that the trending feature is off, as it may deplete battery life faster than normal.
What to do if my Masimo Medical Equipment has a continuous speaker tone?
A continuous speaker tone on your Masimo Medical Equipment device often indicates an internal failure. First, try pressing the Alarm Silence button. If the alarm continues, power down the device and remove the batteries, as the device requires service.
Why buttons do not work on my Masimo Rad-5 Medical Equipment?
If the buttons on your Masimo Medical Equipment are not working when pressed, this indicates an internal failure, and the device should be returned for service.
How to fix no speaker tone on Masimo Rad-5 Medical Equipment?
If there's no speaker tone on your Masimo Medical Equipment, the pulse tone might be set to 'mute'. Press the Up Arrow (Rad-5) or Alarm Volume Adjust (Rad-5v) to resolve this. Alternatively, Alarm Suspend may be enabled. Press the Alarm Suspend button until the Alarm Suspend Indicator is no longer illuminated or flashing.
Why won't my Masimo Rad-5 power on?
If your Masimo Medical Equipment doesn't power on, it might be due to a low battery. Check or replace the battery. Also, verify that the trending feature is off, as it can deplete battery life faster.
What to do if my Masimo Rad-5 has no speaker tone?
If there is no speaker tone on your Masimo Medical Equipment, the pulse tone may be set to “mute,” or Alarm Suspend might be enabled. Press the Up Arrow (Rad-5) or Alarm Volume Adjust (Rad-5v). Inspect the Alarm Suspend Indicator and press the Alarm Suspend button until the Alarm Suspend Indicator is no longer illuminated or flashing.
Why don't the buttons work on my Masimo Rad-5 Medical Equipment?
If the buttons on your Masimo Medical Equipment don’t work when pressed, it indicates an internal failure, and the unit should be returned for service.
Details the noninvasive, arterial oxygen saturation and pulse rate monitors of the Rad-5 family.
Lists common and Rad-5 specific features of the Rad-5/5v pulse oximeter.
Specifies the intended use of the Rad-5 and Rad-5v pulse oximeters for patient monitoring.
States any conditions under which the device should not be used.
Explains the Masimo Signal Extraction Technology's processing differences from conventional pulse oximeters.
Illustrates the parallel engines used in Masimo SET® signal processing for conceptual understanding.
Explains the principles of pulse oximetry and spectrophotometry for SpO2 measurement.
Provides general points for ensuring successful oximetry monitoring, including sensor placement and site selection.
Defines functional oxygen saturation (SpO2) as the percentage of hemoglobin available for oxygen transport.
Explains pulse rate measurement based on the optical detection of peripheral flow pulse.
Describes the Signal IQ as an indicator of confidence in the displayed SpO2 value and pulse timing.
Provides a general overview of the Rad-5/5v device, including compatible sensors and cables.
Details the patient cable connector and the FastSat indicator on the front panel of the Rad-5/5v.
Describes saturation, Signal IQ, pulse rate displays, and operational buttons like Mode/Enter, Next, Power, and Battery indicators.
Details speaker, pulse tone volume, and display brightness controls on the front panel of the Rad-5/5v.
Details the serial number label, agency approvals label, battery cover, and battery cover release on the back of the Rad-5/5v.
Instructions for safely unpacking and inspecting the Rad-5/5v device for any signs of damage.
Steps for preparing and setting up the Rad-5/5v, including battery installation and power verification.
Instructions for connecting the sensor, checking cable security, and selecting a compatible sensor for the Rad-5/5v.
Details device power-on, display checks, alarm functionality tests, sensor disconnection checks, and alarm silence operation.
Covers basic operation of the Rad-5 and Rad-5v, including powering the device on/off and understanding indicators.
Instructions for turning the Rad-5/5v pulse oximeter on and off.
Explains the function and location of LED indicators on the Rad-5/5v device.
Describes the 10-bar LED indicator for signal quality and pulse timing on the Rad-5/5v.
Details the 10-bar LED indicator for perfusion index, noting red segments for low perfusion.
Provides information on the four LED indicators that display remaining battery capacity and when batteries need replacement.
Describes the display during normal operation, showing SpO2 and Pulse Rate on the Rad-5/5v.
Explains the function of buttons on the Rad-5 front panel for power, menu navigation, and alarm silence.
Explains the function of buttons on the Rad-5v front panel for power, display brightness, alarm silence, and pulse tone volume.
Information for advanced users on default settings and configuration options for the Rad-5/5v.
Outlines default values that the Rad-5/5v reverts to after a power cycle and user-configurable defaults.
Provides an overview of available Rad-5 menu selections for user configuration, excluding Rad-5v.
Details the three sensitivity modes (Normal, APO, Maximum) for the Rad-5, adapting to patient conditions.
Specifies the configurable ranges for SpO2 and Pulse Rate alarm limits on the Rad-5, including disabling options.
Explains how to configure trend settings for storing and transferring SpO2, PR, and PI data from the Rad-5.
Provides instructions for installing and operating the TrendCom utility for data transfer from the Rad-5.
Details how to erase trend memory by turning the trend feature off and on.
Defines the format of downloaded trend data in an ASCII delimited .out file, including parameters and exception messages.
Explains how to navigate the menu system of the Rad-5 using Mode/Enter, Next, and arrow keys.
Describes how to access and adjust alarm volume and SpO2/Pulse Rate alarm limits in the Rad-5 menu.
Details how to configure averaging time, sensitivity, FastSat, and SmartTone settings in the Rad-5 menu.
Explains how to enable/disable trending, and set current date and time for data logging on the Rad-5.
Describes how to adjust LED brightness and restore factory defaults in the Rad-5 menu.
Provides an overview of special menu selections available for user configuration on the Rad-5.
Details the Rad-5 Sleep Mode, which captures data without triggering alarms and blanks the display.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the special menu, including Standard and Sleep Modes.
Describes how audible alarm tones and visual indicators signal alarm conditions on the Rad-5/5v.
Explains the audible alarm and flashing indicator for low battery conditions on the Rad-5/5v.
Details the three audible alarm suspension settings and how to cycle through them using the Alarm Suspend Button.
Explains the visual feedback provided by the Alarm Silenced Indicator when audible alarms are muted.
Lists and explains error messages displayed on the Rad-5, including saturation/pulse rate limit alarms, sensor errors, and system faults.
Lists and explains error messages displayed on the Rad-5v, including cable and sensor connection issues.
Lists and explains error messages related to adhesive sensors on the Rad-5/5v, including sensor life and compatibility.
Provides a chart to identify and resolve common problems with the Rad-5/5v, such as power issues and speaker tone problems.
Specifies the display ranges for SpO2, Pulse Rate (PR), and Perfusion Index (PI) measurements.
Details the accuracy specifications (ARMS) for SpO2 and Pulse Rate under various conditions like no motion, motion, and low perfusion.
Lists the resolution for SpO2 (1%) and Pulse Rate (1 bpm) measurements.
Provides electrical specifications, including battery type (4 'AA' Alkaline) and capacity (>30 hours).
Outlines environmental conditions for operation and storage, including temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the Rad-5/5v device.
Details the available Averaging Modes and Sensitivity settings for Rad-5 and Rad-5v.
Describes the details of high and low priority alarms, including tone, pulse spacing, and volume levels.
Describes the data display and LED indicators on the Rad-5/5v, including those specific to Rad-5.
Lists EMC and Safety Standards Compliance for the Rad-5/5v, including IEC and ANSI standards.
Details equipment classification, protection types, and mode of operation according to IEC 60601-1 standards.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic emissions compliance for the ME Equipment in various environments.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity for the ME Equipment concerning ESD, transients, surges, and voltage variations.
Recommends separation distances between portable/mobile RF communication equipment and the ME Equipment.
Defines symbols found on the Rad-5/5v or its packaging, such as Follow Instructions for Use and CE Mark.
Lists citations and references for validation studies and technical specifications of the Masimo SET technology.
Provides instructions for cleaning the Rad-5/5v device using recommended solvents and cleaning agents.
Details the procedure for installing and replacing batteries in the Rad-5/5v, including warnings about battery types.
Outlines procedures to test the performance of the Rad-5/5v after repairs or during routine maintenance.
Describes the automatic self-test performed by the Rad-5/5v upon powering on.
Explains how to test the functionality of each button on the Rad-5/5v by verifying acknowledgments.
Details how to test the SpO2 and Pulse Rate alarm limits and their functionality on the Rad-5.
Instructions for adjusting LED brightness levels on the Rad-5.
Provides steps to test Rad-5 and Rad-5v functionality using a Masimo SET Tester.
Outlines Masimo's policy for warranty repair and service, emphasizing the need for authorized personnel.
Details the procedure for returning the Rad-5/5v for service, including cleaning and required documentation.
Lists copyright and use restrictions related to the Rad-5/5v software and accompanying materials.
Provides contact information for Masimo Corporation, including address, telephone, and fax numbers.
Details the warranty terms for the Rad-5®/5v® Pulse Oximeter, covering defects and duration.
Lists conditions and circumstances under which the warranty does not apply to the Product or Software.
Describes the limitations of Masimo's warranty, excluding implied warranties and limiting liability.
Presents the legal agreement between the purchaser and Masimo Corporation for the Product and Software.
Details the noninvasive, arterial oxygen saturation and pulse rate monitors of the Rad-5 family.
Lists common and Rad-5 specific features of the Rad-5/5v pulse oximeter.
Specifies the intended use of the Rad-5 and Rad-5v pulse oximeters for patient monitoring.
States any conditions under which the device should not be used.
Explains the Masimo Signal Extraction Technology's processing differences from conventional pulse oximeters.
Illustrates the parallel engines used in Masimo SET® signal processing for conceptual understanding.
Explains the principles of pulse oximetry and spectrophotometry for SpO2 measurement.
Provides general points for ensuring successful oximetry monitoring, including sensor placement and site selection.
Defines functional oxygen saturation (SpO2) as the percentage of hemoglobin available for oxygen transport.
Explains pulse rate measurement based on the optical detection of peripheral flow pulse.
Describes the Signal IQ as an indicator of confidence in the displayed SpO2 value and pulse timing.
Provides a general overview of the Rad-5/5v device, including compatible sensors and cables.
Details the patient cable connector and the FastSat indicator on the front panel of the Rad-5/5v.
Describes saturation, Signal IQ, pulse rate displays, and operational buttons like Mode/Enter, Next, Power, and Battery indicators.
Details speaker, pulse tone volume, and display brightness controls on the front panel of the Rad-5/5v.
Details the serial number label, agency approvals label, battery cover, and battery cover release on the back of the Rad-5/5v.
Instructions for safely unpacking and inspecting the Rad-5/5v device for any signs of damage.
Steps for preparing and setting up the Rad-5/5v, including battery installation and power verification.
Instructions for connecting the sensor, checking cable security, and selecting a compatible sensor for the Rad-5/5v.
Details device power-on, display checks, alarm functionality tests, sensor disconnection checks, and alarm silence operation.
Covers basic operation of the Rad-5 and Rad-5v, including powering the device on/off and understanding indicators.
Instructions for turning the Rad-5/5v pulse oximeter on and off.
Explains the function and location of LED indicators on the Rad-5/5v device.
Describes the 10-bar LED indicator for signal quality and pulse timing on the Rad-5/5v.
Details the 10-bar LED indicator for perfusion index, noting red segments for low perfusion.
Provides information on the four LED indicators that display remaining battery capacity and when batteries need replacement.
Describes the display during normal operation, showing SpO2 and Pulse Rate on the Rad-5/5v.
Explains the function of buttons on the Rad-5 front panel for power, menu navigation, and alarm silence.
Explains the function of buttons on the Rad-5v front panel for power, display brightness, alarm silence, and pulse tone volume.
Information for advanced users on default settings and configuration options for the Rad-5/5v.
Outlines default values that the Rad-5/5v reverts to after a power cycle and user-configurable defaults.
Provides an overview of available Rad-5 menu selections for user configuration, excluding Rad-5v.
Details the three sensitivity modes (Normal, APO, Maximum) for the Rad-5, adapting to patient conditions.
Specifies the configurable ranges for SpO2 and Pulse Rate alarm limits on the Rad-5, including disabling options.
Explains how to configure trend settings for storing and transferring SpO2, PR, and PI data from the Rad-5.
Provides instructions for installing and operating the TrendCom utility for data transfer from the Rad-5.
Details how to erase trend memory by turning the trend feature off and on.
Defines the format of downloaded trend data in an ASCII delimited .out file, including parameters and exception messages.
Explains how to navigate the menu system of the Rad-5 using Mode/Enter, Next, and arrow keys.
Describes how to access and adjust alarm volume and SpO2/Pulse Rate alarm limits in the Rad-5 menu.
Details how to configure averaging time, sensitivity, FastSat, and SmartTone settings in the Rad-5 menu.
Explains how to enable/disable trending, and set current date and time for data logging on the Rad-5.
Describes how to adjust LED brightness and restore factory defaults in the Rad-5 menu.
Provides an overview of special menu selections available for user configuration on the Rad-5.
Details the Rad-5 Sleep Mode, which captures data without triggering alarms and blanks the display.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the special menu, including Standard and Sleep Modes.
Describes how audible alarm tones and visual indicators signal alarm conditions on the Rad-5/5v.
Explains the audible alarm and flashing indicator for low battery conditions on the Rad-5/5v.
Details the three audible alarm suspension settings and how to cycle through them using the Alarm Suspend Button.
Explains the visual feedback provided by the Alarm Silenced Indicator when audible alarms are muted.
Lists and explains error messages displayed on the Rad-5, including saturation/pulse rate limit alarms, sensor errors, and system faults.
Lists and explains error messages displayed on the Rad-5v, including cable and sensor connection issues.
Lists and explains error messages related to adhesive sensors on the Rad-5/5v, including sensor life and compatibility.
Provides a chart to identify and resolve common problems with the Rad-5/5v, such as power issues and speaker tone problems.
Specifies the display ranges for SpO2, Pulse Rate (PR), and Perfusion Index (PI) measurements.
Details the accuracy specifications (ARMS) for SpO2 and Pulse Rate under various conditions like no motion, motion, and low perfusion.
Lists the resolution for SpO2 (1%) and Pulse Rate (1 bpm) measurements.
Provides electrical specifications, including battery type (4 'AA' Alkaline) and capacity (>30 hours).
Outlines environmental conditions for operation and storage, including temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the Rad-5/5v device.
Details the available Averaging Modes and Sensitivity settings for Rad-5 and Rad-5v.
Describes the details of high and low priority alarms, including tone, pulse spacing, and volume levels.
Describes the data display and LED indicators on the Rad-5/5v, including those specific to Rad-5.
Lists EMC and Safety Standards Compliance for the Rad-5/5v, including IEC and ANSI standards.
Details equipment classification, protection types, and mode of operation according to IEC 60601-1 standards.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic emissions compliance for the ME Equipment in various environments.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic immunity for the ME Equipment concerning ESD, transients, surges, and voltage variations.
Recommends separation distances between portable/mobile RF communication equipment and the ME Equipment.
Defines symbols found on the Rad-5/5v or its packaging, such as Follow Instructions for Use and CE Mark.
Lists citations and references for validation studies and technical specifications of the Masimo SET technology.
Provides instructions for cleaning the Rad-5/5v device using recommended solvents and cleaning agents.
Details the procedure for installing and replacing batteries in the Rad-5/5v, including warnings about battery types.
Outlines procedures to test the performance of the Rad-5/5v after repairs or during routine maintenance.
Describes the automatic self-test performed by the Rad-5/5v upon powering on.
Explains how to test the functionality of each button on the Rad-5/5v by verifying acknowledgments.
Details how to test the SpO2 and Pulse Rate alarm limits and their functionality on the Rad-5.
Instructions for adjusting LED brightness levels on the Rad-5.
Provides steps to test Rad-5 and Rad-5v functionality using a Masimo SET Tester.
Outlines Masimo's policy for warranty repair and service, emphasizing the need for authorized personnel.
Details the procedure for returning the Rad-5/5v for service, including cleaning and required documentation.
Lists copyright and use restrictions related to the Rad-5/5v software and accompanying materials.
Provides contact information for Masimo Corporation, including address, telephone, and fax numbers.
Details the warranty terms for the Rad-5®/5v® Pulse Oximeter, covering defects and duration.
Lists conditions and circumstances under which the warranty does not apply to the Product or Software.
Describes the limitations of Masimo's warranty, excluding implied warranties and limiting liability.
Presents the legal agreement between the purchaser and Masimo Corporation for the Product and Software.
General| Type | Handheld Pulse Oximeter |
|---|---|
| SpO2 Range | 0% to 100% |
| Pulse Rate Range | 25 to 240 BPM |
| Perfusion Index Range | 0.02% to 20% |
| Power Source | 4 AA Alkaline Batteries |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 5% to 95% non-condensing |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F) |
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