What to do if Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'LLL' and the alarm sounds?
If your Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'LLL' and the alarm sounds, it indicates that the main battery is low. To resolve this, immediately turn OFF the monitor and replace the batteries to continue monitoring.
What to do if Spacelabs 90217 display is incorrect?
If the display is incorrect, it may be due to several reasons. First, the data may not be retained, in which case you should replace the backup battery. Second, there might be low or no power, so check the batteries and replace or recharge them as needed. Also, the issue might be a time-out, an air leak, improper cuff size, or the cuff not being properly attached. Try to isolate the cause and correct it.
Why does my Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor display “LLL” and alarm sound?
The monitor displays 'LLL' and the alarm sounds because of a low main battery condition. Immediately power OFF the monitor and replace the batteries within 60 seconds to continue monitoring.
Why does my Spacelabs 90217 Blood Pressure Monitor (90207 only) display event code “Lbb” during selftesting?
The monitor displays event code “Lbb” during self-testing because of a low backup battery condition. Replace the backup battery before continuing.
Why is my Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor display incorrect?
An incorrect display on your Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor may be due to several reasons. It could be caused by data not being retained, in which case you should replace the backup battery. Another cause can be low or no power; check the batteries for a full charge and replace or recharge them if needed. Also, the issue might be related to a time-out, an air leak in the system, using the wrong cuff size, or the cuff not being properly attached. Try to isolate the cause and correct it.
What to do if Spacelabs 90217 Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'LLL' and alarm sounds?
If your Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor displays 'LLL' and an alarm sounds, this indicates a low main battery condition. Immediately turn off the monitor and replace the batteries within 60 seconds to continue monitoring.
What does event code Lbb mean on Spacelabs 90217?
If your Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor (90207 only) displays event code Lbb during self-testing, it indicates a low backup battery condition. Replace the backup battery before continuing.
What to do if my Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor cuff is too tight?
If the cuff is too tight, it could be because the cuff was placed on the patient too tightly. Reposition the cuff. Another possible cause is the air pump staying on too long, in which case you should return the monitor to Spacelabs Healthcare for service.
What to do if my Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor cuff is too loose?
If the cuff is too loose, it might be because it was placed on the patient too loosely. Reposition the cuff. Another possible cause is the air pump not staying on long enough, in which case you should return the monitor to Spacelabs Healthcare for service.
How to fix incorrect time displayed on Spacelabs Blood Pressure Monitor?
The time displayed may be incorrect because the batteries were removed for more than one minute. Re-initialize the monitor.
Describes the 90217 ABP monitor, its function, and physical components.
Details the two primary controls: START/STOP button and Power ON/OFF switch.
Explains the 4-digit LCD display and the information it shows.
Lists user-programmable settings like Day/Night Modes and Measurement Intervals.
Instructions on how to replace the monitor's AA batteries.
Steps for initializing the monitor via Local Report Generator or PC Interface.
Procedures to verify the proper operation of the 90217 ABP Monitor.
Explains how the pressure amplifier monitors voltage from the pressure transducer.
Details the function of the oscillometric amplifier, including gain, offset, and filtering.
A visual representation of the monitor's internal components and their connections.
Explains the power sources for the monitor, including main and backup batteries.
Instructions for cleaning the monitor, carrying pouch, air hose, and cuff wrap.
Steps for verifying and performing calibration of the ABP monitor.
Procedures to ensure the monitor's readings are consistent with design standards.
Lists and describes two-digit event codes displayed by the monitor during measurement failures.
Lists extended event codes that may appear in a blood pressure report.
A table to diagnose and solve common monitor problems based on symptoms.
Lists assemblies and standard accessories with their corresponding part numbers.
Lists international and safety symbols used on Spacelabs Medical products.
Lists common symbols and their meanings used in the manual for clarity.
Details the monitor's RF emissions, compliance, and immunity to environmental factors.
Provides guidance on maintaining separation distances from RF communication equipment.
General| Product Name | Spacelabs 90217 |
|---|---|
| Category | Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Measurement Method | Oscillometric |
| Type | Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor |
| Cuff Size | Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large |
| Dimensions | 120 x 80 x 30 mm |
| Communication | USB |
| Interface | USB |
| Compliance | AAMI, ESH |
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