Sentec LuMon System - 6.7 Operator-Adjustable Parameters

LuMon Monitor GUI
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for the LuMon System
NOTE
The Belt-connection/Skin-contact/Rotation icon (6.6.1) displays the belt to skin contact quality in similar
manner grouped in four quadrants of eight electrodes each.
6.6.5 Display of information requiring operator awareness
Information requiring operator awareness or operator response is displayed in yellow. Examples include
• the status messages (6.6.2)
• the status message indicator line (Figure 6-5)
• the indication of the belt time in the belt time icon if belt time has elapsed (Table 6-1)
• electrode-segments around the Thorax Contour having at least one electrode with poor skin-contact
in the Global Dynamic Image on ScoutView (Table 6-4).
NOTE
Those electrode-segments (Table 6-4) with at least one failing electrode and those quadrants of the Belt-
connection/Skin-contact/Rotation icon (Table 6-1) with at least two failing electrodes are highlighted in red.
The AC Power/Battery icon (Table 6-1) is displayed in red if the approximate remaining battery capacity is
below 30% (7.2.2).
The ignal quality icon (Table 6-1) is displayed in red if tech error 0001 occurs (6.6.2).
NOTE
The LuMon Monitor has no alarm system
6.7 Operator-adjustable parameters
6.7.1 Patient related operator-adjustable parameters
Table 6-5: Patient related operator-adjustable parameters Adults/Children configuration. Refer to Figure 6-7.
Parameter
Range
Power-on default
½ underbust girth (cm)
38 65
46
Height (cm)
140 210, test
175
Weight (kg)
40 200, test
75
Gender
Female/male
Male
Patient no.
0 - 999
0
Table 6-6: Patient related operator-adjustable parameters Neonates/Infants configuration. Refer to Figure 6-7.
Parameter
Range
Power-on default
Underbust girth (cm)
17 52
28
Weight (kg)
0.5 13, test
2.1
Gender
Female/male
Male
Belt displacement (cm)
-9 +3
Approx. 1.5 cm depending on the difference
between belt size and entered underbust
girth.
Patient no.
0 - 999
0
NOTE
For the Adults/Children monitor configuration, the half underbust girth (e.g. from spine to sternum) is
measured and entered; for the Neonates/Infants monitor configuration, the full underbust girth is measured
and entered.