Mindray BeneVision N22 - User Manual

Mindray BeneVision N22

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BeneVision N22/N19

Patient Monitor

Operator’s Manual

Table of Contents

Table of Contents7
- Safety25
  - Safety Information26
  - Equipment Symbols27
- Equipment Introduction29
3 Getting Started41
- Equipment Preparation Safety Information42
- Monitor Installation42
- Setting up the Equipment43
- Operation and Navigation44
- Turning on the Monitor44
- Screen Display45
- Operating Modes49
- Configuring Your Monitor52
- General Operation53
- Starting Monitoring a Patient53
- Stop a Parameter Measurement53
- Using the On-Screen Timers55
- Using the Secondary Display56
  - Connecting the Secondary Display Power Supply56
  - Changing Secondary Display Settings56
- 3.13.2.5 Setting Secondary Display Brightness57
- Using the Iview System57
- Turning off the Monitor58
4 Managing Patients59
- Admitting a Patient60
- Discharging a Patient60
  - Auto Discharging a Patient after Monitor Power off60
  - Manually Discharging a Patient60
- Managing Patient Information61
- Transferring Patient Data63
5 Managing Configurations67
- Changing the Department68
- Configuration Introduction68
- Setting Default Configuration68
- Deleting a Configuration69
- Saving Current Settings69
- Transferring a Configuration69
- Modifying Configuration Password70
- Networked Monitoring71
7 Using with the Tm80 Telemetry Monitor and Bp10 Nibp Module79
- Pairing and Unpairing Symbols80
- Pairing Introduction80
- Pairing a TM80 with the Monitor81
  - Pairing Procedure81
  - System Responses after Pairing a TM80 with the Monitor82
- Unpairing the TM80 and the Monitor83
- Pairing a BP10 with the Monitor84
  - Pairing Procedure84
  - System Responses after Pairing the BP10 with the Monitor85
- Unpairing the BP10 and the Monitor85
- NIBP Measurement in Sequence or ABPM Mode86
  - Performing NIBP Measurement in Sequence Mode86
  - Performing NIBP Measurement in ABPM Mode86
- Troubleshooting87
8 Interfacing with External Devices89
- Benelink Introduction90
- Benelink Safety Information90
- Differences in Displayed Values91
- Supported Devices91
- Connecting an External Device92
  - Configuring the ID Adapter93
  - ID Adapter Ids93
- Devices Integrated Window94
- Monitor System Functions95
9 Alarms97
- Alarm Introduction98
- Alarm Safety Information98
- Understanding the Alarms98
- Accessing Help When Occur100
- Changing Alarm Settings100
- Checking Physiological Alarm List100
- Pausing Alarms/Pausing Alarm Tones107
- Resetting Alarms109
- Latching Alarms110
- Nurse Call110
  - Changing Nurse Call Settings110
- CPB Mode111
  - Entering the CPB Mode111
  - Exiting the CPB Mode111
- Intubation Mode111
- Managing Alarms from Remote Devices112
- Actions When an Alarm Occurs114
- Testing Alarms114
10 Monitoring Ecg, Arrhythmia, St and Qt115
- ECG Introduction116
- ECG Safety Information116
- ECG Display117
- Preparing for ECG Monitoring118
- Changing ECG Settings122
- Monitoring Arrhythmia125
- ST Monitoring131
- Qt/Qtc Interval Monitoring136
- ECG Relearning139
  - Auto ECG Relearning139
  - Initiating an ECG Relearning Manually139
- 10.10 Calibrating ECG140
- 10.11 Defibrillation Synchronization Pulse Output140
- 10.12 ECG Troubleshooting140
- Resting 12-Lead ECG Analysis143
12 Monitoring Respiration (Resp)147
- Default Chapter148
- Monitoring Pulse Oxygen Saturation (Spo )153
- Monitoring Temperature (Temp)163
15 Monitoring Noninvasive Blood Pressure (Nibp)167
- NIBP Introduction168
- NIBP Safety Information168
- Measurement Modes169
- NIBP Measurement Limitations169
- NIBP Display170
- Preparing for NIBP Measurements170
  - Preparing the Patient for NIBP Measurements170
  - Placing the NIBP Cuff171
- Starting and Stopping NIBP Measurements171
- Changing NIBP Settings172
- Assisting Venous Puncture173
- NIBP Maintenance174
  - 15.10.1 NIBP Leakage Test174
  - 15.10.2 NIBP Accuracy Test174
- NIBP Troubleshooting174
16 Monitoring Invasive Blood Pressure (Ibp)175
- IBP Introduction176
- IBP Safety Information176
- Preparing for IBP Monitoring177
- IBP Display178
- Changing IBP Settings179
- Measuring PAWP182
- Connecting a Camino Device184
- IBP Troubleshooting185
17 Monitoring Cardiac Output (C.o.)187
- C.O. Introduction188
- C.O. Measurement Limitations188
- C.O. Safety Information188
- C.O. Display189
- C.O. Equipment to Patient Connection189
- Performing C.O. Measurement190
- Changing C.O. Settings192
- Troubleshooting193
18 Monitoring Central Venous Oxygen Saturation (Scvo )195
- Scvo Display196
- Scvo Introduction196
- Scvo Safety Information196
- Scvo2 Safety Information196
- Accessing the On-Screen Scvo Guide197
- Measuring Scvo2197
- Scvo Equipment to Patient Connection197
- Accessing the Hemodynamics Menu198
- Changing Scvo Settings198
  - Changing Scvo Alarm Settings198
- Changing Scvo2 Settings198
- Scvo Calibration198
- Scvo2 Calibration198
19 Monitoring Cco/Svo201
- Cco/Svo 2 Introduction202
  - Safety Information202
- CCO Display203
  - When Connected to the Vigilance II Monitor203
  - When Connected to the Vigileo Monitor203
- Connecting the Device204
  - Connecting to the Vigilance II Monitor204
- Svo /Scvo Display204
- Svo2/Scvo2 Display204
  - Connecting to the Vigileo Monitor206
- Accessing the Hemodynamics Menu207
- Changing CCO Settings207
- Changing Svo209
  - Changing the Svo209
  - Setting the Svo209
- Cco/Svo Troubleshooting210
- Cco/Svo2 Troubleshooting210
20 Monitoring Impedance Cardiography (Icg)211
- ICG Introduction212
- ICG Measurement Limitations212
- ICG Safety Information212
- ICG Parameters213
- Accessing the On-Screen ICG Guide214
- ICG Display214
- Preparing for ICG Monitoring214
- Changing ICG Settings216
- ICG Troubleshooting217
21 Monitoring Continuous Cardiac Output (Cco)219
- CCO Introduction220
- CCO Safety Information220
- Picco Display221
- Zeroing the IBP Transducer221
- Accessing the On-Screen CCO Guide222
- CCO Equipment to Patient Connection223
- Accessing the Hemodynamics Menu227
- Changing CCO Settings227
- Picco Troubleshooting228
- Monitoring Carbon Dioxide (CO )229
23 Monitoring Anesthetic243
- AG Introduction244
- AG Display245
- AG Measurement Limitations245
- AG Equipment to Patient Connection246
- Preparing for AG Monitoring246
- MAC Values247
- Changing AG Settings248
- AG Troubleshooting250
- Changing the Anesthetic Agent250
24 Monitoring Respiratory Mechanics (Rm)251
- RM Introduction252
- RM Parameters252
- RM Safety Information252
- RM Display253
- Preparing for RM Monitoring254
- RM Equipment to Patient Connection254
- Respiratory Loops255
- Changing RM Settings256
- RM Troubleshooting258
25 Monitoring Transcutaneous Blood Gas (Tcgas)259
- Connecting a TCM Monitor260
- Tcgas Introduction260
- Tcgas Safety Information260
- Tcgas Display261
- Tcgas Parameters261
- Changing Tcgas Settings262
  - Activating the Tcgas Alarm Sound262
  - Changing the Tcpco2/Tcpo2 Unit262
26 Monitoring Electroencephalogram (Eeg)263
- EEG Introduction264
- EEG Safety Information264
- EEG Display265
- EEG Parameters265
- Accessing the On-Screen EEG Guide266
- Prepare for EEG Monitoring266
- Performing EEG Sensor Check269
- Changing EEG Settings271
- Displaying the EEG Expand View272
  - CSA View272
  - DSA View273
- 26.10 EEG Troubleshooting274
27 Monitoring Bispectral Index (Bis)275
- BIS Introduction276
- BIS Safety Information276
- BIS Parameters277
- BIS Display278
- Accessing the On-Screen bis Guide279
- Preparing for bis Monitoring279
- Changing bis Settings280
- Sensor Check281
  - Automatic Sensor Check281
  - Manual Sensor Check282
- Monitoring Bilateral bis283
  - Entering the bis Expand View283
  - Selecting bis Expand View Display283
- BIS Troubleshooting284
- Stopping bis Monitoring284
28 Monitoring Neuromuscular Transmission (Nmt)285
- NMT Introduction286
- NMT Safety Information286
- Stimulation Modes287
- NMT Display288
- NMT Parameters288
- Accessing the On-Screen NMT Guide289
- Preparing for NMT Monitoring289
- Calibrating the NMT Measurement291
  - Changing the Stimulation Current291
  - Starting NMT Calibration291
- Changing NMT Measurement Settings292
- Starting NMT Measurements292
- Stopping NMT Measurements292
- NMT Troubleshooting293
- Recalling Calibration Information293
29 Monitoring Nmt from Tof-Watch Sx Monitor295
- Default Chapter296
- Monitoring Regional Oxygen Saturation (Rso )299
- Reviewing Trends307
- Hemodynamics321
- Calculation329
34 Recording339
- Recorder340
- Starting Recordings340
  - Starting Recordings Manually340
  - Starting Recordings Automatically340
- Clearing Recording Tasks341
- Recording Flags341
- Setting the Recorder341
- Stopping Recordings341
  - Stopping Recordings Manually341
  - Stopping Recordings Automatically341
- Loading Paper342
- Removing Paper Jam342
35 Printing343
- Printer344
- Setting a Printer344
- Setting Patient Information on a Printout344
  - Setting Patient Information on ECG Report Printouts344
  - Setting Patient Information on Other Report Printouts345
- Setting Reports345
- Starting Report Printouts345
  - Starting Report Printouts Manually345
  - Starting Report Printouts Automatically345
- Stopping Report Printouts345
- Printer out of Paper348
- Setting End Case Reports348
- Viewing Printer Statuses348
36 Battery349
- Battery Introduction350
- Battery Safety Information350
- Installing the Battery350
- Battery Indications351
- Charging the Battery352
- Maintaining the Battery352
  - Conditioning the Battery352
  - Checking Battery Performance352
- Recycling Batteries353
- Storing Batteries353
37 Care and Cleaning355
- Care and Cleaning Introduction356
- Care and Cleaning Safety Information356
- Recommended Cleaning Agents356
- Disinfection357
- General Cleaning Methods357
- Sterilization357
- Cleaning the Thermal Print Head358
- Cleaning, Disinfecting and Sterilizing Monitoring Accessories358
- Impact of Improper Cleaning358
38 Maintenance359
- Maintenance and Testing Schedule360
- Maintenance Introduction360
- Maintenance Safety Information360
- Checking Version Information361
- Testing Methods and Procedures361
- Disposing of the Monitor363
- Accessories365
A Product Specifications379
- Monitor Safety Specifications380
- Physical Specifications380
- Environmental Specifications381
- Display Specifications383
- Power Supply Specifications383
  - External Power Supply Specifications383
  - Battery Specifications383
- Recorder Specifications383
- Audio Indicator384
- Leds384
- Monitor Interface Specifications384
- Data Storage385
- Signal Outputs Specifications385
- Wi-Fi Specifications386
  - Wi-Fi Technical Specifications386
  - Wi-Fi Performance Specifications386
- MPAN Specifications387
  - MPAN Technical Specifications387
  - MPAN Performance Specifications388
- Measurement Specifications388
- BEMC and Radio Regulatory Compliance413
  - Emc414
  - Radio Regulatory Compliance417
C Default Settings419
- Default Chapter420
- D Alarm Messages439
  - Physiological Alarm Messages440
  - Technical Alarm Messages441
- E Electrical Safety Inspection455
- F Units, Symbols and Abbreviations461

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Questions and Answers:

S
Susan CostaAug 22, 2025
Why is my Mindray Monitor TM80 prone to offline occasionally?
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  brandijimenezAug 22, 2025
  The TM80 may be prone to going offline occasionally on your Mindray monitor due to wireless signal interference or weak signals. Try placing the TM80 in the MPAN or Wi-Fi coverage area, checking for and reducing any interference sources. Weak signals can also cause this issue, so ensure the TM80 is in an area with strong signal strength and remove any metallic obstructions between the TM80 and the monitor. If the issue persists, it may be due to insufficient network bandwidth or greater network delay, in which case you should contact your service personnel.
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Andrew JohnstonAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Mindray BeneVision N22 says 'Telemetry NIBP Disconnected'?
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  Gilbert YorkAug 25, 2025
  If your Mindray monitor displays 'Telemetry NIBP Disconnected', the BP10 might be out of the MPAN coverage area, so put the BP10 in the MPAN coverage area. Alternatively, the BP10 may have been powered off, so power it on. Also, a satellite module rack might not be connected to the monitor properly, so replug the satellite module rack.
S
sotosaraAug 27, 2025
What to do if my Mindray Monitor BP10 is prone to offline occasionally?
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  rebecca76Aug 27, 2025
  If the BP10 is prone to going offline occasionally on your Mindray monitor, it might be due to MPAN signal interference. Try placing the BP10 in the MPAN coverage area and check for any interference sources. Weak MPAN signals could also be the cause; ensure the BP10 is in an area with strong signal strength and remove any metallic obstructions between the BP10 and the monitor.
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Danielle NorrisAug 28, 2025
What to do if my Mindray Monitor displays 'Device Not Found'?
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  Amber FisherAug 28, 2025
  If your Mindray Monitor displays 'Device Not Found', it could be due to a few reasons. First, check that the satellite module rack is properly connected to the monitor by replugging it. Also, verify that the monitor is connected to the Wi-Fi network and that its wireless network settings are correct. Finally, confirm that the wireless network supports multicast data transfer, as this is required for the monitor and TM80 to communicate.
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rebeccaruizAug 29, 2025
How to fix abnormal ECG waves and Pleth waveform on my Mindray BeneVision N22?
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  Richard MartinezAug 29, 2025
  If you're seeing abnormal ECG waves and Pleth waveforms from the TM80 on your Mindray monitor after pairing, it could be due to wireless signal interference or weak wireless signals. Try placing the TM80 in the MPAN or Wi-Fi coverage area and check for any interference sources. If the signals are weak, move the TM80 to an area with strong signal strength and remove any metallic obstructions between it and the monitor. If the problem persists, there might be insufficient network bandwidth or a network delay, and you should contact your service personnel.
G
gomezcandiceAug 31, 2025
What to do if Mindray BeneVision N22 Monitor TM80 won't automatically switch to Wi-Fi?
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  Jared MarshallAug 31, 2025
  If the TM80 isn't automatically switching to Wi-Fi when out of the MPAN coverage area on your Mindray monitor, verify that the TM80's wireless network settings are correct and that it's connected to the Wi-Fi network. Also, ensure that the monitor is connected to the Wi-Fi network and that its wireless network settings are correct.
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Roberto MooreSep 2, 2025
What to do if my Mindray Monitor displays 'Telemetry Low Battery'?
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  gilesarielSep 2, 2025
  If your Mindray monitor shows a 'Telemetry Low Battery' or 'Telemetry Battery Depleted' message, the battery charge is low. Replace it with a known good battery for the TM80.
Q
qvasquezSep 3, 2025
What to do if my Mindray BeneVision N22 displays 'Telemetry NIBP Low Battery'?
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  Anna SanfordSep 3, 2025
  If your Mindray monitor displays 'Telemetry NIBP Low Battery' or 'Telemetry NIBP Battery Depleted', the battery charge is low. Replace it with a known good battery for the BP10.
P
paul00Sep 5, 2025
Why is my Mindray Monitor screen blank upon startup?
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  cooperericSep 5, 2025
  A blank screen on your Mindray Monitor could be due to several reasons: * The AC cable might not be properly connected to the socket or the monitor. Check to ensure it is securely connected. * Try running the monitor on battery power. * If the above doesn't work, remove the AC power, wait 5 seconds, then press and hold the power button for 15 seconds. If the battery is available, try pressing the power button again.
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Danielle WellsSep 7, 2025
What to do if Mindray BeneVision N22 is failing to power on/off?
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  lindsay17Sep 7, 2025
  If your Mindray Monitor is experiencing power on/off failures, consider the following possible causes and solutions: * Ensure the AC mains are properly connected and that the battery capacity is sufficient and not damaged. * Verify that the cables connecting the power switch and LED board to the front housing interface board, the cable connecting the front housing interface board to the coaxial cable of main control, and the cable connecting the power module to the DCDC board are properly connected. * If the above steps don't resolve the issue, the power switch & LED board, power module, or motherboard may be defective and require replacement.

Mindray BeneVision N22 Specifications

General

Brand	Mindray
Model	BeneVision N22
Category	Monitor
Language	English

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