Philips V200 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Chapter 9
Alarms
REF 1057983 A
Respironics V200 Ventilator Operator’s Manual
9-9
Alarm Indicators
Figure 9-4: Alarm and Status Indicators
Normal
The Normal indicator remains lit with a steady green light as long as there are 
no active or auto reset alarm conditions present.
Alarm High
The Alarm High indicator visually indicates a high priority alarm. When a high 
priority alarm condition exists, this indicator flashes red and an audible five 
tone sequence sounds until the condition is corrected or reset.
Alarm Med/Low
The Alarm Med/Low indicator visually indicates a medium or low priority alarm. 
When a medium priority alarm condition exists, this indicator will flash yellow 
and an audible three tone sequence will be heard until the condition is 
corrected. When a low priority alarm condition exists, this indicator remains lit 
with a steady yellow light, until the alarm is reset.
Vent Inop
The Vent Inop indicator signals the operator that the ventilator is not capable 
of supporting ventilation and requires service. During a ventilator inoperative 
condition, the ventilator enters a safe state, where the safety valve is opened 
and new alarm condition detection is discontinued. If the ventilator is attached 
to a patient when this condition is detected, the ventilator must be replaced 
immediately.
WARNING:
WARNING:
Normal
Alarm Med/Low
Alarm High
Vent
Inop
Safety
Valve