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Connecting to a Hospital Alarm System
Ventilators can also be connected to a Hospital Alarm System
via the Remote Alarm.
1. Connect the Remote Alarm as per the set up instructions in
Connecting to the Ventilator.
2. Connect one end of the 98.43 ft (30 m) Hospital Alarm system
cable to the output connector (5 pin) of the remote alarm.
3. Connect the other end to the Hospital Alarm Management
system. (Refer to the instructions provided with the cable).
4. Once set up is complete, press
of the Remote Alarm and confirm that the alarm is heard
through the Hospital Alarm Management system.
Alarm types for the Remote Alarm
Different types of alarms can be generated on the Remote
Alarm. All alarms are indicated by an audible and visual signal.
Ventilator alarms
The Remote Alarm's main purpose is to relay alarm conditions
on the ventilator. The ventilator alarms on the Remote Alarm
alert the caregiver that an alarm has been triggered by the
Ventilator and therefore must be addressed on the Ventilator
itself, not by interacting with the Remote Alarm unit.
When a ventilator alarm is activated:
1. Check the patient's status.
2. View the alarm message in the Alarm display on the Ventilation
device.
3. Follow the on-screen help (if available) or refer to the Alarm
Troubleshooting section in the User Guide that came with your
Ventilation device.
Remote Alarm alarms
• Low Battery Alarm
This alarm alerts the caregiver that the batteries of the Remote
Alarm are low. The batteries need to be replaced.
• Disconnect alarm
This alarm alerts the caregiver that the Remote Alarm has been
disconnected from the Ventilator.
Check the patient and ventilator prior to looking for the source of
the disconnect.
Note: For further information regarding alarm types and
indicators refer to the Indicators and alerts section in this Guide.
to check the functionality
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