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The alarm bar gives a visual indication of parameter and technical alarms. The alarm bar includes audio pause, alarm status, and alarm setup. • If there are no current active alarms or previous alarms requiring user acknowledgement, the alarm status shows No Alarms and the alarm bar is green. The alarm list is not available. • If there are active alarms, the alarm status shows the alarm message for the most recent alarm with the highest priority. The alarm bar color shows the priority of the alarm.The alarm list contains a list of all active alarms, as well as previous alarms requiring user acknowledgement. • If the alarm bar is grey, there are no active alarms but a previous alarm requires user acknowledgement. AB.100.056 1 2 3 Figure 8-1 • Alarm bar with no active alarms 1. Audio pause 2. Alarm status 3. Alarm setup CAUTION 8 Alarms and troubleshooting 2065490-001 8-3 AB.100.140 1 2 Figure 8-2 • Alarm count 1. Audio pause timer 2. Active alarm count Adjacent to Alarms is a number that shows how many alarms are in the list. Select the alarm status to show the list of alarm messages. The alarm messages are in the order of when the alarm occurred, with the most recent alarm shown at the top of the list. In addition, each alarm in the list has a timestamp to show when it occurred. When the alarm list is expanded, select the question mark next to an alarm to show details about the alarm. The detailed information gives a description of the cause and what action is necessary to correct the alarm condition. See "List of alarms" for more information. Alarm messages that are grey will show in the list after the condition is corrected and stay until they are viewed in the alarm list. When the list is closed, these messages are removed from the list and are available in the Trend log. Alarm setup Alarm limits and other alarm settings can be adjusted in the Alarm Setup menu. Select Alarm Setup to show the following alarm limits: • Ppeak - Low and High • MVexp - Low and High • VTexp - Low and High • RR - Low and Select the check box to show alarm limits adjacent to the measured data in Basic, Basic Waveforms, Advanced Waveforms, and Splitscreen views. The alarm limit always shows when an alarm occurs for the measured data, even if it is set to Off. 6. Auto Limits Select to set auto alarm limits based on current measured data. Auto limits Use the Auto Limits button to expand current alarm limits. This feature is only available while ventilating a patient, and may be useful when multiple alarms are occurring. Select Auto Limits to change the alarm limits for the following measured data values. • MVexp – Low and High • VTexp – Low and High • Rate – Low and High • EtCO2 – Low and High • PEEPe – Low and High The alarm setting change is dependent on the current measured data. An alarm limit set to Off will not change when Auto Limits is selected. The table shows how the adjusted alarm limit settings are calculated using the current measured data. If the calculated alarm limit is below zero, the alarm limit will be set to the lowest possible value for that particular alarm limit setting. Auto limits will never set an alarm to Off. Alarm Setting Low Limit High Limit MVexp current value x 0.5 current value x 2.5 VTexp current value x 0.5 current value x 2.5 Rate current value - 2 current value + 30 EtCO2 (% or kPa) current value - 1 current value + 1 EtCO2 (mmHg) current value - 6 current value + 6 PEEPe (cmH2O or mbar) current value - 5 current value + 5 PEEPe (kPa) current value - 0.5 current value + 0.5 Alarm priority Audible and visual indicators tell the priority of the ala