User's Manual

Technical Alarms (INOPs)
Alarms 5-17
Alarm Text
Priority
Condition
What to do
NBP EQUIP MALF
Source - Cableless
Measurement Device
Hard
 Tubing may be
obstructed or kinked.
 Hardware malfunction.
 Check tubing.
 If condition persists, contact
Service.
NO ALARM DISPLAY
Source - MX40
Soft
When operating with
Information Center
Release L Or M, there is
no local alarming at the
MX40, networked or
non-networked.
Condition is not present when
operating with Information
Center Release N or later
(unless specifically configured to
operate in this way).
NO CENTRAL MONITOR
(appears at MX40 only)
Source - MX40
Hard
 The MX40 is out of
range of the network.
 Patient Sector at the
Information Center is in
Standby.
 Return the MX40 to the
coverage area.
 Select Resume at the
Information Center.
NO HOST MONITOR
Source - MX40
Hard
The paired MX40/bedside
monitor is out of
short-range radio range or
there is excessive radio
interference.
 Reduce the distance between
the devices.
 Identify and remove
interference source.
NO SIGNAL
(appears at the Information
Center only)
Note — When operating
with IIC iX, the INOP will
display as NO DATA PWM.
Source - Information
Center
Hard,
Latched
 The MX40 is outside the
coverage area, or
 No batteries in the
MX40, or
 The MX40 has failed.
 Make sure that the MX40 is
within the coverage area and
has good batteries.
 Replace the MX40 if Power
On Self Test fails.
 Put bed in Standby.
 Contact Service
REPLACE BATTERY T
Source - MX40
Note — This INOP may
also be configured to
display as a Red or Yellow
Technical Alarm.
Red or
Yellow or
Hard
Technical
Alarm,
Latched
Dead battery. No
monitoring is occurring.
Replace batteries.
RESP EQUIP MALF
Source - MX40
Hard
 Malfunction in the Resp
equipment.
 MX40 requires
calibration.
Contact Service.
RESP LEAD OFF
Note — OR leadsets
cannot be used to monitor
Resp with the MX40.
Source - MX40
Hard
Resp lead off.
Re-attach lead to patient.