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Alerts users to potential serious outcomes (death, injury, or adverse events) to the patient or user.
Identifies conditions or practices that could result in damage to the equipment or other property.
Provides general information about servicing the YM6000 monitor and understanding operation.
Lists other documents, like the operator's manual, relevant to monitor operation.
Specifies the monitor's intended use for monitoring physiological parameters in hospital settings.
Explains how to identify YM6000 monitor configurations based on model-option numbers.
Details the various buttons, indicators, and connectors on the front panel of the monitor.
Instructions for surface cleaning the monitor using approved solutions and a soft cloth.
Outlines checks for exterior damage, label legibility, and electrical safety tests.
Guidance on battery charging, maintenance, and replacement recommendations.
Provides guidance on proper disposal or recycling of device components, including batteries.
Discusses tests to verify performance after repairs or during routine maintenance.
Lists all necessary equipment for performing performance verifications.
Covers tests for LCD display, audible alarms, and RAM backup.
Details tests for power, battery charge, and battery discharge functions.
Describes the monitor's self-test sequence upon power-up.
Covers tests for alarm functionality and HR/PR tone volume control.
Tests the SpO2 sensor's LED intensity control circuit operation.
Verifies that alarms activate at factory default limits and settings are saved.
Procedures to verify printer performance if the option is installed.
Procedure to test the network connectivity and functionality.
Tests the nurse call connector functionality and RS-232 interface.
Covers operational tests for ECG, NIBP, SpO2, Respiration, Temperature, IBP, CO2.
Procedures for performing EtCO2 calibration to ensure product accuracy.
Checks the integrity of the power cord ground wire to the instrument chassis.
Covers tests for earth leakage, enclosure leakage, and patient leakage currents.
Measures patient auxiliary current between each sensor connection.
Discusses the use of the Service menu for configuration and factory defaults.
Explains how to access and configure the Service Menu for power-on defaults.
Configures how monitor settings are saved or restored upon power cycling.
Sets the duration for temporarily silencing alarms via the service menu.
Defines the period for audible alarm suspension using the silence/suspension button.
Selects between GN924 and IEC60601-1-8 standards for audible alarms.
Sets the monitor to operate with either 50 Hz or 60 Hz AC line frequency.
Allows setting the unit configuration for each parameter in the service menu.
Displays system information such as monitor on time and software version.
Provides menus for overall system verification testing.
Facilitates performing verification testing for the NIBP subsystem.
Procedures for performing EtCO2 calibration to ensure product accuracy.
Details factory default alarm limits for Adult, Pediatric, and Neonatal patient modes.
Purpose for reloading or updating firmware on the monitor.
Step-by-step procedure for downloading new firmware using the YM6000 Field Utility.
Provides general information and guidance for troubleshooting the YM6000 monitor.
Specifies that only qualified service personnel should perform repairs and adjustments.
Categorizes problems and provides recommended actions for resolution.
Details alarm messages and corresponding check items for technical issues.
Procedure to remove the side connector holder from the front case assembly.
Steps to disconnect cables and remove the main board from the front case.
Describes disassembly procedures, tools required, and component identification.
Specifies that replacement is supported at PCB assembly and major subassembly level.
Essential steps to perform before starting any disassembly procedures.
Instructions for safely removing and replacing main and battery fuses.
Steps to remove and replace the monitor's battery without disassembling the main case.
Describes separating front and rear case assemblies and removing battery/handle.
Procedure to remove the EtCO2 module and its associated wire.
Steps to remove the NIBP module from the SMPS case.
Instructions to remove the printer module from the rear case.
Guidelines for carefully packing the monitor to prevent loss or damage.
Procedure for repacking the monitor using its original carton and materials.
Instructions for packing the monitor in a new carton if the original is unavailable.
Describes the YM6000 monitor's functions and capabilities.
Details the components and functions of various units within the monitor.
Describes the network connector and serial I/O port.
Explains how ECG signals are acquired, processed, and displayed.
Details the oscillometric technique used for non-invasive blood pressure measurement.
Explains the principles of pulse oximetry and how SpO2 is measured.
Describes how respiration rate is measured using thoracic impedance variations.
Explains how patient temperature is measured using thermistor-based probes.
Describes how invasive blood pressure waveform and values are processed.
Details continuous, non-invasive monitoring of EtCO2, InCO2, and respiration rate.
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