Newport e360 - Pneumatic System Calibration

OPR360U A0509
5-1
5
OPR360U A0509
5-1
5
OPR360U A0509
5-1
5
OPR360U A0509
5-1
5
OPR360US H0711
5-7
Alarms
5
Alarm Violation and Remedy Guide
The following table lists alarm and informational messages
alphabetically. The alarm priority, type (ventilator/patient problem
differentiation), violation message or criteria (what causes the alarm
to be activated) and remedy (possible corrective actions) are included
in this guide. Alarm specification ranges are listed in Section 8.
Alarm or
Device Alert
Message
• Priority
• Type
• Lamp Color
Description
and/or
Criteria
Remedy
{Any
Message not
listed here}
• High
• Ventilator
• Red
Ventilator failure
that requires
service
Check patient and provide
an alternate source of
ventilation.
Contact a qualied service
representative.
AC Power
Loss-Battery
Back Up
• High
• Ventilator
• Red
Loss of main
power-may be
due to failed AC
power source,
a blown fuse, or
disconnected
power cord.
No action required if AC
power is deliberately
disconnected.
Verify that AC power
source is securely
connected and functional.
Prepare alternate
ventilation source if
needed.
Air Supply
Loss
(< 30 psig)
• High
• Ventilator
• Red
Air gas inlet
supply pressure
has dropped to
< 30 psig.
Check patient and provide
an alternate source of
ventilation.
Check that air supply is
connected and providing
equal to or greater than
30 psig at inlet, especially
during inspiration.
NOTE: If the oxygen
supply is connected, the
ventilator continues breath
delivery using 100%
oxygen.
Apnea
(5-60
seconds)
• High
• Patient/
Ventilator
• Red
Ventilator has
not detected
a mandatory
breath or
spontaneous
effort during the
set interval.
Check patient.
Evaluate settings/readjust
as necessary. Check
trigger sensitivity.
Check that the breathing
circuit is intact and
securely connected.
Table 5-1 Alarm Violation and Remedy Guide