NOxBOX
i
®
& NOxMixer Operating Instructions
9
Priority Colour & Tone Meaning
High
Red
5 tone pattern & Red L.E.D. alarm
strip.
Critical problem detected. Condition poses immediate threat to patient health or correct
functioning of the NOxBOXi monitor. Alarm condition should be diagnosed and resolved
immediately.
Medium
Amber
3 tone pattern
Problem detected. Condition may impair the functioning of the NOxBOXi. If left unresolved,
problem may worsen and cause a high priority alarm condition.
NOxBOX
i
Troubleshooting Guide
ALARMS TROUBLESHOOTING
The NOxBOX
i
is equipped with audible and visible alarm notications; this chapter is a guide to the alarm conditions that can occur and common actions for alarm
resolution. All alarms are graded into high priority or medium priority alerts.
NOTE: In all instances of alarms sounding, the health and condition of the patient must be ensured before attempting to resolve any issue with the NOxBOX
i
system.
Alarm Priorities
The system alarms are colour coded to help identify priority of detected issue. Additionally, the two alarm priorities each have an
audible warning to help dierentiate them.
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