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If the ZONDAN Monitor's LCD screen doesn't display anything after installing the battery and pressing the start button, it could be due to two reasons: either the battery is installed incorrectly (in which case, ensure the battery is placed with the correct polarity), or the battery is dead (in which case, replace it with a new one).
Why does ZONDAN Monitor display 'Lo'?
If the ZONDAN Monitor's LCD displays 'Lo', it means the measured body temperature is lower than the minimum limit of the measuring range (32.0°C). To resolve this, check whether the probe is clean, and then measure the temperature again.
What to do if ZONDAN Monitor displays 'Hi'?
If the ZONDAN Monitor's LCD displays 'Hi', it indicates that the measured body temperature exceeds the upper limit of the measuring range (42.3°C). To fix this, check if the probe is clean, and then take another measurement.
Outlines the standards, certifications, and declarations relevant to the monitor's safety and compliance.
Lists critical warnings regarding the monitor's intended use, limitations, and prohibitions.
Explains how to interact with the monitor's menus using the touchscreen interface.
Introduces the general configuration options available for the monitor.
Details the process of registering and managing patient information for accurate data tracking.
Differentiates between physiological and technical alarms and their causes.
Defines the priority levels (High, Medium, Low) for physiological and technical alarms.
Describes the various methods the monitor uses to alert the user about alarms.
Details the sound patterns and configurability of audible alarms for different priorities.
Covers the overall management of audible alarms, including turning them on or off.
Guides on how to set high and low limits for physiological parameters to trigger alarms.
Explains how to use the alarm pause or silence buttons to temporarily mute alarms.
Step-by-step guide to start and perform SpO2 measurements.
Provides guidelines for evaluating the accuracy and reliability of SpO2 measurements.
Important safety precautions to be observed during SpO2 monitoring.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly connect the NIBP cuff and hose to the monitor.
Explains how to choose between Manual, Auto, and Stat modes for NIBP measurements.
Important safety precautions and warnings related to NIBP monitoring.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems with the monitor and its accessories.
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