What does Err E01 mean on Nonin 2500A PalmSAT Personal Care Products?
If your Nonin Personal Care Product displays Err E01, E02, E03, or E04, it signifies a system fault that requires correction. Try turning the device off and then on again. If the problem continues, contact Nonin Technical Service.
Why Nonin 2500A PalmSAT Personal Care Products displays are off but alarm is on?
If the displays and indicators are off on your Nonin Personal Care Product, but a continuous audible alarm is sounding, it means there is a system fault that needs to be corrected. First, try turning the device off and on again. If the problem persists or the device does not turn on, replace or recharge the batteries. If the issue still continues, contact Nonin Technical Service.
General| Brand | Nonin |
|---|---|
| Model | 2500A PalmSAT |
| Category | Personal Care Products |
| Language | English |
Details symbols related to regulations, safety, and compliance.
Specifies the intended use and patient populations for the pulse oximeter.
Lists situations or environments where the device should not be used.
Details critical warnings to prevent harm or device damage.
Provides important cautions to ensure proper operation and prevent minor issues.
Details compliance with EMC standards, including emissions and immunity tests.
Details compliance with EMC standards regarding electromagnetic immunity.
Provides guidance on separation distances for RF communications equipment.
Step-by-step guide on battery installation and usage precautions.
Provides important considerations for battery life, storage, and recharging.
Details how to turn the device on/off and the startup self-test procedure.
Explains monitoring procedures and device cleaning instructions.
Covers device control buttons and powering on/off procedures.
Explains the function of SpO2, pulse rate, and pulse quality indicators.
Details indicators for battery status, sensor faults, and alarms.
Describes the pulse rate tone and its behavior.
Guides on entering and making selections within the device's setup mode.
Explains the types, indications, and sounds of high and medium priority alarms.
Explains how to recall and review previous or current alarm and volume settings.
Details how to silence alarms and what to do for system fault indications.
Provides instructions on how to delete all stored data from memory.
Details pin assignments, serial output, and data format for real-time data.
Specifies the measurement ranges and accuracy for SpO2 and pulse rate.
Lists technical details like wavelengths, output power, indicators, and temperature.
Details humidity, altitude, power, dimensions, weight, and safety classifications.
Provides information on device maintenance, repair, and warranty voiding.
Details the warranty terms, conditions, and disclaimers for the device.
Addresses problems like the device not turning on or display dashes.
Solutions for pulse rate discrepancies and poor signal quality.
Solutions for ESU interference, error codes, and performance disruptions.
Solutions for obtaining a good pulse quality display and handling missing display segments.
Solutions for system faults, including when indicators are off but an alarm sounds.
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