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General| Category | Fetal Monitor |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Parameters Monitored | Heart rate |
| Battery Life | 2 hours |
| Power Supply | AC power |
Identifies the intended audience and purpose of this manual for healthcare professionals.
Explains the critical step of confirming fetal life independently before using the monitor.
Provides an overview of the Avalon fetal monitor series, their shared features, and compatibility.
Details safety precautions related to electrical hazards, grounding, and prohibited uses.
Covers precautions regarding radio frequency interference and its potential impact on monitoring.
Specifies environmental conditions, prohibited environments, and precautions for use.
Highlights new features and improvements introduced with software Release L.3.
Introduces the Avalon CL Fetal & Maternal Pod for enhanced monitoring capabilities.
Describes the Avalon CL Wide Range Pod for extending cableless measurement range.
Lists new features and improvements introduced with software Release J.3.
Details the capabilities and features of the Avalon CL Transducer System.
Describes the new optional tympanic thermometer for maternal temperature monitoring.
Lists the supported fetal and maternal measurements for different monitor models.
Outlines the capabilities and features of the Avalon FM20 and FM30 fetal/maternal monitors.
Outlines the capabilities and features of the Avalon FM40 and FM50 fetal/maternal monitors.
Provides a guide to the different parts and interfaces of the FM20/FM30 monitor.
Provides a guide to the different parts and interfaces of the FM40/FM50 monitor.
Details the procedure for connecting the monitor to AC power supply.
Describes the Toco and Ultrasound wired transducers and their connections.
Explains how to operate the monitor using its touchscreen interface and screen elements.
Describes the different types of keys (Permanent, SmartKeys, Pop-up) on the monitor.
Details the four operating modes of the monitor: Monitoring, Demo, Configuration, and Service.
Explains how to configure various monitor settings like User Default, Factory Default, and Global Settings.
Outlines the steps required to prepare the monitor and patient before starting monitoring.
Describes methods for fastening transducer belts using button or Velcro fixings.
Provides guidance on repositioning transducers for optimal signal quality and patient comfort.
Explains how to operate the recorder, load paper, and understand trace elements.
Details how to enter pre-configured or custom notes during monitoring.
Covers steps for removing transducers, cleaning, and switching off the monitor.
Introduces the Avalon CL system for continuous cableless monitoring.
Explains assignment, activation, deactivation, and unassignment of cableless devices.
Describes the features, assignment, and LED indications of cableless transducers.
Details the CL Fetal & Maternal Pod, its features, and LED indications.
Covers battery replacement recommendations, charging, and maintenance for cableless devices.
Explains procedures for transferring patients with cableless monitoring systems.
Provides guidelines for monitoring patients in water using cableless transducers.
Describes the external power supply unit used for operating the monitor.
Explains the use and handling of Lithium Ion batteries in the monitor.
Details how battery status is displayed via LEDs and on the main screen.
Explains the meaning of different battery LED colors when connected to mains or battery power.
Describes the battery power gauge and monitoring time available display.
Provides instructions on how to charge the monitor's battery and troubleshooting tips.
Covers critical safety warnings and precautions related to battery handling and disposal.
Gives recommendations for storing the battery to maintain its performance and safety.
Introduces the two types of alarms: patient alarms (red/yellow) and INOPs (technical alarms).
Explains alarm modes (All, INOP only) and visual/audible indicators.
Details how to configure audible alarm indicators and tone volumes.
Covers acknowledging alarms, pausing, switching off, and extending alarm pauses.
Explains how to set and view alarm limits and extreme alarm limits.
Describes how to review alarms and the behavior of latching alarms.
Provides guidance on testing the monitor's alarm functions.
Lists and explains various patient alarm messages and their indications.
Details technical alarms (INOPs) related to monitor, battery, recorder, and transducers.
Lists INOP messages specific to wired transducers (FHR, IUP, Toco).
Lists INOP messages for cableless transducers (battery, connection, malfunction).
Lists INOP messages specific to the CL Fetal & Maternal Pod.
Lists INOP messages related to Noninvasive Blood Pressure measurements.
Lists INOP messages related to SpO2 measurements.
Describes the process of admitting a patient and entering demographic information.
Explains how to discharge a patient, which resets settings and clears data.
Details prompts for verifying if a new patient is being monitored.
Explains integration with OB TraceVue/IntelliSpace Perinatal systems for data management.
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