Philips 200 Work Light User Manual


 
Trilogy200 clinical manual
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Alarm Priority Audible Visual (Alarm
Indicator Button
and Display)
Device
Action
User/Clinician Action
Low Battery Escalates
from
Medium to
High
• • •
(Medium -
when approx.
20 minutes
remains)
• • • • •
(High - when
approx. 10
minutes
remains)
Medium Priority-
Yellow ashing
button. “Low
Detachable Battery,“
“Low External Battery,”
or “Low Internal
Battery” message
appears in yellow,
On Status Panel, box
around battery is
yellow
High Priority-Red
ashing button. “Low
Detachable Battery”,
“Low External Battery,”
or “Low Internal
Battery” message
appears in red. On
Status panel, box
around battery is red
Operates User: Press Alarm Indicator/
Audio Pause button to silence
alarm. Or, press Left button
(Reset) to reset alarm. Switch
to an alternate battery. Or,
switch to AC power source
and recharge low battery.
Clinician: Switch to alternate
battery or AC power while
you recharge low battery.
If low battery is recharged
and alarm continues, replace
battery.
High
Temperature
Escalates
from
Medium to
High
• • • for
Medium
• • • • •
for High
Yellow ashing
button and yellow
“High Temperature”
message appears. If
condition worsens,
button ashes
red and red “High
Temperature”
message appears.
Operates User: Press Alarm Indicator/
Audio Pause button to
silence alarm. Or, press Left
(Reset) button to reset alarm.
Make sure device is not
close to a heat source. Make
sure tubing is not under any
bedding. Check inlet lter
and clean or replace it if
needed. Make sure cooling
vents are not blocked. If the
ventilator is running o of
the internal or detachable
battery, move to a cooler
location and/or power the
device with AC power or a
lead-acid battery.
If alarm continues, place
patient on alternate source of
ventilation and contact your
health care professional.
Clinician: If alarm continues
after the measures above
have been taken, have device
serviced.