What does 'CO2 DEVICE NOT READY' mean on ZOLL Medical Equipment?
The 'CO2 DEVICE NOT READY' message on your ZOLL Medical Equipment indicates that the sensor or module needs to warm up, or it's not properly attached. Allow time for the sensor or module to warm up. Ensure the sensor or module is correctly attached to the unit. Also, make sure the sample cell is plugged into the sample cell receptacle on the module.
Why are there dashed lines at the top of the capnograph waveform on my ZOLL E EtCO2?
The dashed lines at the top of the capnograph waveform on your ZOLL Medical Equipment indicates that the scale value setting is incorrect. It means that CO2 is higher than the scale limits. Adjust to a higher scale setting using the Zoom key.
General| Brand | ZOLL |
|---|---|
| Model | E SERIES EtCO2 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the two EtCO2 monitoring options (mainstream and sidestream) and their components.
Guides the user on navigating the manual's content and finding essential information.
Lists critical safety precautions and potential hazards to prevent injury or device damage.
Details safety guidelines specific to the Capnostat sensor and its accessories.
Lists important cautionary notes for device operation, handling, and maintenance.
Outlines the initial steps for setting up the mainstream CO2 monitoring system.
Explains the procedure for zeroing the Capnostat sensor/adapter for accurate readings.
Describes how to connect the mainstream adapter to the patient's breathing circuit correctly.
Provides instructions for using an airway adapter with a mouthpiece for spot checks.
Outlines the initial steps for setting up the sidestream CO2 monitoring system.
Details connecting the LoFlo module cable to the E Series unit for sidestream monitoring.
Explains how to choose the correct sidestream cannula based on patient size and monitoring needs.
Describes the process of inserting the sample cell into the LoFlo module correctly.
Details the procedure for zeroing the LoFlo CO2 module and sample cell for accurate readings.
Explains how to apply nasal or oral cannulas for monitoring non-intubated patients.
Provides instructions for cleaning the Capnostat sensor and LoFlo module using approved solutions.
Outlines methods for cleaning reusable airway adapters, including disinfection and sterilization.
Explains how to view the CO2 waveform (capnogram) on the E Series monitor display.
Describes the various physiological monitoring options and parameters available on the unit.
Details the functions accessible via the Param softkey for adjusting monitoring parameters.
Explains how to perform zeroing for sensors and modules to ensure accuracy.
Describes how to adjust the capnogram display scale and EtCO2 averaging periods.
Details how to set O2 and N2O compensation for accurate CO2 readings under specific conditions.
Covers respiration rate filtering and programmable EtCO2/respiration rate alarms for patient safety.
Details recorder functions and how EtCO2 operates with Automated External Defibrillator (AED) units.
Verifies the proper setup and functioning of the mainstream EtCO2 monitoring system.
Verifies the proper setup and functioning of the sidestream EtCO2 monitoring system.
Lists available accessories for the CAPNOSTAT 5 mainstream CO2 sensor, including part numbers.
Lists available accessories for the LoFlo sidestream CO2 module, including part numbers.
Lists common and mainstream EtCO2 error messages and their recommended corrective actions.
Provides detailed troubleshooting steps for specific mainstream EtCO2 error messages.
Provides detailed troubleshooting steps for specific sidestream EtCO2 error messages.
Summarizes technical specifications for the CAPNOSTAT 5 sensor and LoFlo module.
Details software hazards and battery operating times for EtCO2 and SpO2 options.
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