Why some Philips Network Hardware Access Points don't appear automatically in the APC web interface?
If some Philips ITS Access Points were shipped with an incorrect MAC address range, they might not appear automatically in the APC web-based management interface. Refer to Service Bulletin SB86200390 – 862113 for details. Manually add the AP to the ITS by following the procedure “Adding an AP via Manual MAC.
What to do if I encounter a duplicate IP address alert after adding a Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure Network Hardware Access Point?
If you encounter a Duplicate IP address system-level alert after adding a Philips Network Hardware Access Point to an ITS, reconfigure the AP with a unique IP address, and then reset the AP.
What to do if a Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure Network Hardware Access Point fails system validation due to IP address mismatch?
If a Philips Network Hardware ITS Access Point fails “System Validation” because the IP address in the APC AP configuration screen does not match the IP address in the AP status screen, it's likely that the AP never received the configured IP address change. Simply power cycle the AP so that it loads its configuration properly.
Why can't a clinical user take a patient out of standby from the Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure IIC?
If the clinical user is unable to take a patient out of Standby from the IIC, it is because the IIC must be able to send a message to an APC. To correct this problem, enter all APCs into Config Wizard in the DBS or standalone IIC.
What to do if 'No Location' is displayed on a Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure Network Hardware IIC?
If “No Location” is displayed on a Philips Network Hardware IIC with the Device Location application installed, enter all Access Points into Config Wizard in the DBS or standalone IIC to correct this problem.
What to do if APs don't roam back after a Philips Network Hardware APC upgrade?
If after a Philips Network Hardware APC has been upgraded, and you encounter a situation where you cannot advance beyond the “AP Roam Back” screen, click Cancel to exit the Upgrade Wizard, and then re-run the Upgrade Wizard with the Only Check Configuration option selected to confirm that the patient-worn transceivers have been roamed back correctly.
Why do I need to assign labels twice on Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure transceivers in a routed topology?
If, on a routed topology, the first message to the transceiver doesn’t make it all the way through the network and the label assignment for each transceiver must be done twice for Philips Network Hardware, perform the label assignment twice, or upgrade the IIC to Release G or F.00.43 (FCO86200523). In these IIC releases, the message is sent twice automatically.
What to do if a Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure Remote Antenna fails to communicate after reconnecting?
If, after disconnecting and reconnecting a powered Remote Antenna to its Core AP via its Coax/UTP cable bundle, the Remote Antenna fails to communicate with the Core AP, you must power cycle the Core AP to re-establish communications with its connected Remote Antenna.
What causes a UPS to overload when connected to Philips Network Hardware ITS devices?
If the UPS connected to Philips Network Hardware ITS infrastructure devices overloads, ensure during the ITS design process that the power rating of the UPS is not exceeded by the connected devices.
How to check if a Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure APC upgrade was successful with Upgrade Wizard A.00.16?
If you suspect that a Philips Network Hardware APC was not upgraded properly, and you're using Version A.00.16 of the Upgrade Wizard, then re-run the Upgrade Wizard with the Only Check Configuration option selected to confirm the completion of the upgrade process.
Describes the key hardware components of the ITS infrastructure.
Describes the function and features of the IntelliVue Access Point Controller (APC).
Explains the purpose and function of the Philips Sync Unit.
Covers the network topologies and system capacity limitations for ITS.
Explains how to install the ITS in a non-routed ICN configuration.
Details the process of installing the ITS within a routed ICN topology.
Lists the maximum supported capacities for various ITS devices.
Provides power, radio, and regulatory compliance specifications for the ITS.
Addresses considerations for installing equipment within patient care environments.
Provides guidelines for planning the physical layout and infrastructure of an ITS deployment.
Outlines the steps for assessing the physical space for ITS deployment.
Details the process of performing a radio frequency assessment for ITS deployment.
Provides an overview of the steps for installing and configuring the ITS.
Details the procedure for physically installing ITS infrastructure components in a rack.
Details the initial serial port configuration for Access Point Controllers.
Explains how to connect Access Point Controllers to the network and access their web interface.
Guides on using the Philips Upgrade Wizard for firmware and configuration updates.
Covers verifying and configuring critical ITS settings through the APC web interface.
Explains how to configure default settings for Access Points.
Details the process of establishing and configuring Access Point Groups.
Guides on re-running the Philips Upgrade Wizard for verification and fixes.
Explains how to add Access Points to the ITS network.
Instructs to run the Upgrade Wizard again to verify final configurations.
Describes scenarios and procedures for expanding an installed ITS.
Provides general guidelines for expanding an existing ITS.
Details the procedures for adding new Access Points to an existing ITS.
Details the process of adding Access Point Controllers to an already installed ITS.
Outlines procedures for replacing defective APs, Remote Antennas, or APCs.
Outlines tests and inspections for ITS Access Points.
Outlines tests and inspections for ITS Access Point Controllers.
Outlines tests and inspections for the ITS Sync Unit.
Outlines tests and inspections for the ITS PoE Unit.
Outlines tests and inspections for the ITS UPS.
Outlines tests and inspections for ITS Network Switches.
Lists and explains known issues encountered with the ITS and its software.
General| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Networking Standards | IEEE 802.3 |
| Network Interface | Ethernet (10/100Base-T) |
| Supported Protocols | TCP/IP, UDP |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
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