Cable Specifications - Hutchinson Technology InSpectra StO2 650 Manual Del Usuario

Technical Addendum
InSpectra Sto tissue oxygenation Monitor — alarm System IEc 60601-1-8
™
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At start up, a sequence of beeps lasting about 30 seconds will sound indicating a successful power-on self test.
If no sound is heard, contact the Hutchinson Technology Service Center to arrange for repair of the alarm speaker.
The InSpectra StO Tissue Oxygenation Monitor has two alarm priority levels, applied as noted in the table
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below. High and low alarm limits are set to 99 and zero (0) respectively. The alarm mute button will silence the
audible alarm for a 2-minute duration.
To manually reactivate the alarm while in the "Alarm Mute" condition, disconnect the sensor cable from the monitor
and reconnect.
Measured Auditory Alarm Signal Range: 45–85 dBsPLA
alarm priority Model 650 alarm
Medium High and Low
InSpectra StO
Measurements
Low Monitor Over
Temperature
Defective LED or
Optical Cable
Defective Sensor
Communication Error

cable Specifications

part Number cable
5000076 Power Cord – United States and Canada
5000970 Power Cord – Continental European
5001975 Power Cord – Swiss
5002175 Power Cord – United Kingdom
N/A RS-232 9 pin serial communications cable
N/A USB serial communications cable
Use of cables other than those specified above may result in increased emission and/or decreased immunity of the
InSpectra StO
Tissue Oxygenation Monitor.
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Grounding reliability can only be achieved when the InSpectra StO
receptacle marked "Hospital Only" or "Hospital Grade."
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Technical Addendum
Visual Flag
Yellow Flashing Text
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Cyan Flashing Text
Cyan Steady Text
audible tone
3 pulse burst, 250 ms each pulse
Each pulse is separated by 2.5 to 5.0
seconds
No Audible Tone
Maximum Length
3m (10 ft)
2,5m (8 ft)
2,5m (8 ft)
2,5m (8 ft)
1,8m (6 ft)
1,8m (6 ft)
Tissue Oxygenation Monitor is connected to a
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