Module spare parts 1C31125G02

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Focus on DCS, PLC, robot control system and large servo system.
Main products: various modules / cards, controllers, touch screens, servo drivers.
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1C31125G02

VTexp low MVexp low RR low Circuit Leak Patient Connection Leak FiO2 low Ppeak high Ppeak low Relief valve opened Ppeak low Alarm delays . Delay Alarm 2 seconds upon transition to therapy Patient disconnect (NIV) 10 seconds after the airway module pump is turned back on EtCO2 low FiO2 High FiO2 Low CARESCAPE™ R860 8-26 2065490-001 Delay Alarm 10 seconds since the last “Backup ventilation on” alarm was active Backup ventilation on (due to Apnea or MVexp) 10 seconds since the last ventilation mode change Backup ventilation on (due to Apnea) 10 seconds upon transition to therapy Patient disconnect PEEPe low (nCPAP) 60 seconds after an inspiratory or expiratory hold procedure Backup ventilation on (due to MVexp) MVexp low RR low FiO2 high FiO2 low EtO2 high EtO2 low 60 seconds since last FiO2 setting change FiO2 high FiO2 low 60 seconds since the last vent mode change Backup ventilation on (due to MVexp) 60 seconds since the start of the SBT SBT ended (due to MVexp or RR) 60 seconds upon transition to therapy Backup ventilation on (due toMVexp) FiO2 high FiO2 low MVexp high MVexp low PEEPe high PEEPe low PEEPi high RR low VTexp high VTexp low 90 seconds since last FiO2 setting change EtO2 high EtO2 low 90 seconds upon transition to therapy EtCO2 high EtCO2 low 8 Alarms and troubleshooting 2065490-001 8-27 Alarm tests To make sure the alarm system works, perform the following tests periodically. After an alarm test is completed, make sure the alarm limits are set to the correct values before using the ventilator on a patient. Prior to performing an alarm test: 1. Select Standby. 2. Connect a patient circuit and test lung to the ventilator. 3. Follow instructions for alarm tests. • Make sure there are no active alarms prior to an alarm test. • Only the alarm being tested should become active during the alarm test. Low O2 alarm test 1. Set the vent mode to A/C VC. 2. Select START VENTILATION > Continue. 3. Use the quick key to set FiO2 to 50%. • Ventilator FiO2 alarms are not active until 60 seconds after an FiO2 change. 4. Select Alarm Setup and set the FiO2 low alarm limit to 60 and the FiO2 high alarm limit to 70. • Verify the high priority FiO2 low alarm sounds. • Verify the FiO2 low alarm shows with a red background in the alarm bar. • Verify the display unit high priority alarm light flashes red. 5. Select Alarm Setup and set the FiO2 low alarm limit to 44 and the FiO2 high alarm limit to 56; wait 60 seconds. • Verify the FiO2 low alarm no longer sounds. • Verify the FiO2 low alarm shows with a grey background in the alarm bar. • Verify the displa