What to do if Philips M3015A Measuring Instruments show 'BAD SERVER LINK'?
If your Philips Measuring Instruments display 'BAD SERVER LINK', it means that you cannot use this combination of Monitor, Measurement Server and cable. Switch off the monitor and contact your biomedical department.
General| Product Name | Philips M3015A |
|---|---|
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Type | Patient Monitor |
| Parameters Measured/Monitored | SpO2, NBP, Temp |
| Compatibility | Philips IntelliVue patient monitors |
Guidance on securing patient safety during installation, including leakage current and electrical shock prevention.
Steps and warnings before installing the monitor, including disinfection and power source requirements.
Guidance on preparing the environment and positioning the instrument for safe and effective operation.
Describes various mounting solutions for recorders and servers, referring to separate documentation for detailed instructions.
Provides a timetable for suggested maintenance tasks and their recommended frequencies for all instrument components.
A checklist for performing maintenance tasks, referencing specific procedures and page numbers within the chapter.
Detailed steps for visually inspecting the exterior, cables, and cords of the Instrument for damage or wear.
Details preventive maintenance activities for M3046A Monitor, M3000A/M3001A Measurement Server, and M3015A/M3016A Extensions.
Describes tests to ensure accurate performance of the Non-invasive Blood Pressure (NBP) parameter.
Details the annual performance test for the sidestream CO2 measurement extension.
Information on handling, maintaining, and correctly disposing of the instrument's rechargeable battery.
Provides a timetable for recommended testing procedures and their frequencies.
Provides a matrix showing required tests based on specific service events like installation, repairs, or upgrades.
Lists various test categories: Functionality Assurance, Preventive Maintenance, Accuracy & Performance, and Patient Safety Checks.
Recommended checks to verify proper instrument operation before patient monitoring.
Checks the performance of the SpO2 parameter, requiring it to be performed every two years.
Identify replaceable components and subassemblies for ordering purposes.
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