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Automatic Screen Layouts
Your monitor's preconfigured screen layouts define how measurement information is arranged on
screen. The monitor automatically applies the correct screen layout for the measurements you are
monitoring. No user action is required.
Connecting or disconnecting transducers, or switching the noninvasive blood pressure measurement
on or off, results in an automatic adjustment of the screen layout. When a measurement is off, its
numerics are removed from the monitor's screen. The monitor stops acquiring data and generating
alarms for this measurement. If you disconnect a transducer while it is performing a measurement, the
monitor issues a disconnect INOP (and in the case of SpO
2
, replaces the measurement numeric with
question marks).
Settings
This section describes the various settings available on the monitor.
Active Settings
What the monitor displays, and the way it operates, is controlled by its settings. They determine screen
content, layout, high and low alarm limits and so forth.
The "active settings" are the current settings the monitor uses, including any adjustments made by the
last user. Active settings are not permanent, but are retained after a loss of mains power.
There are also two preconfigured default settings:
•User Default
•Factory Default
User Default
The User Default is a complete configuration stored in the monitor's long-term memory. You can
change individual settings and store them in the User Default. In other words, you can store the active
settings, modified to your preference, in the User Default (in configuration mode).
In monitoring mode, you can load the User Default settings to return to your preferred settings:
1 Select the Defaults SmartKey .
2 Select Confirm in the dialog box to load the User Default.
Factory Default
The Factory Default is a complete configuration pre-defined at the factory. You cannot modify it. In
configuration mode, you can load the Factory Default as the active settings.
To reload the user default settings select Confirm Confirm Cancel
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