Philips V200 Manual Do Utilizador

 

Respironics V200 Ventilator Operator’s Manual

REF 1057983 A

When a ventilator inoperative condition is detected, the Vent Inop indicator 
will display a steady red light, and the ventilator will sound a five-tone audible 
alarm sequence.

The Vent Inop alarm cannot be reset by an operator. It cannot be auto-reset or 
silenced. The ventilator must be serviced by a qualified service representative, 
in order for the Vent Inop audible and visual alarms to be cleared.

This indicator signals that the Safety Valve is open and the ventilator is not 
providing breath support to the patient. It is accompanied by a five-tone 
audible alarm sequence and a Safety Valve Open message in the touch screen 
display.

The Safety Valve opens automatically whenever the ventilator is not able to 
provide breath support to the patient. It allows the patient to spontaneously 
breathe room air through the ventilator system.

The Safety Valve Open condition is normal during start-up and restart, and it 
automatically turns off when the start-up sequence is complete. If this 
condition occurs at any other time, it cannot be reset. Immediately use an 
alternative ventilation source and call for service.

The indicator (

) on the Alarm Silence key 

will illuminate with a steady yellow 

light whenever the operator presses the alarm silence control. The indicator 
remains lit for two minutes after the Alarm Silence key is pressed. If Alarm 
Silence is active and an alarm takes place that involves an operator alarm limit 
being exceeded, the alarm will be anunciated visually, but Alarm Silence will 
continue to be active and the Alarm Silence timer will continue to time out. 
Alarms that can not be silenced are listed in Table 9-1: “Alarm Alert 
Messages” on page 9-5. If Alarm Reset is pressed at any time during the Alarm 
Silence period, the Alarm Silence period is terminated. If any high or medium 
priority alarm condition exists after pressing Alarm Reset, an audible alarm 
sounds.