What to do if natus Camino ICP Medical Equipment shows ICP is out of accuracy range?
If the message 'ICP is out of accuracy range' appears during implantation or removal of the Flex Catheter on your Natus Medical Equipment, disconnect and then reconnect the Flex Catheter to the Flex Extension Cable. If the message appears during patient treatment, do not rely on ICP measurements until the Mean ICP value falls within the accuracy range.
What does 'Temperature is out of accuracy range' mean on natus Camino ICP?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays 'Temperature is out of accuracy range', it means the temperature value has fallen under the range that the Camino ICP Monitor can accurately measure (between 30 °C to 42 °C). In this case, do not rely on temperature measurements until the temperature value falls within the accuracy range.
What to do if ICP is above alarm limit on my natus Camino ICP Medical Equipment?
If the Mean ICP value from your Natus Medical Equipment has exceeded the user-specified high ICP alarm limit for more than 5 seconds, you should immediately respond to the patient's needs. The alarm will turn off once the patient’s Mean ICP value falls within the alarm limit.
Why is my natus Camino ICP showing 'Monitor overheating, check vent'?
If the temperature inside your Camino ICP Monitor has exceeded 80 °C, it means that your Natus Medical Equipment is overheating. You should check the air vent on the rear panel of the monitor and remove anything that is blocking it.
What to do if natus Camino ICP says battery is low?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays a 'Battery is low' message, it means the battery has 15 minutes or less of charge. In this case, plug the Camino ICP Monitor into an AC power outlet. If the battery has 5 minutes or less of charge, accompanied by an alarm tone, plug the Camino ICP Monitor into an AC power outlet.
What to do if Natus Medical Equipment shows catheter failure?
If you are getting a 'Catheter failure' message on your Natus Medical Equipment, it could be due to a sudden pressure change during implantation or removal of the Flex Catheter. Disconnect and reconnect the Flex Catheter after completing the implantation or removal process. If the catheter breaks or fails during initialization, disconnect it and replace it with a new one, following the directions for use supplied with the catheter.
How to fix battery failure on natus Camino ICP Medical Equipment?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays 'Battery failure', it could be due to the battery’s control system failing. You can try plugging the Camino ICP Monitor into an AC power outlet. After patient treatment, turn the Camino ICP Monitor off and then back on. If the problem persists, replace the battery, and if the issue still continues, contact Natus Neuro.
What to do if Natus Medical Equipment says more than one catheter connected?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays 'More than one catheter connected', it means that two ICP catheters types (Fiber Optic and Flex) are connected simultaneously. Remove the ICP catheter that will not be used during patient treatment.
What to do if natus Camino ICP shows cooling fan failure?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays a 'Cooling fan failure' message, it means the cooling fan inside the Camino ICP Monitor has stopped running. To prevent overheating, turn off the Camino ICP Monitor and contact Natus Neuro.
How to resolve temperature sensor failure on natus Camino ICP Medical Equipment?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays 'Temperature sensor failure', it means the temperature catheter is broken. Disconnect the temperature catheter and replace it with a new one, following the directions for use supplied with the catheter.
General| Brand | natus |
|---|---|
| Model | Camino ICP |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers unpacking, installing the battery, preparing the power adapter, and initial configuration.
Explains catheter types, connection procedures, and operational considerations.
Explains the touch screen, viewing ICP/Temp data, scaling, and trend data.
Configuring alarms, customizing settings like waveform, language, time, and date.
How to view and extract recorded ICP trend data over a 5-day period.
Explains alarm types, symbols, prioritization, and indicators for various alarm conditions.
Detailed procedures for handling physiological, technical, accuracy, and battery alarms.
Overview of options for exporting ICP trend data via USB or digital streaming.
Procedures for testing the high ICP alarm, AC power, and battery charge functionality.
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