Agilent M1205: troubleshooting and error codes
The ServiceForge knowledge base holds 117 documented symptoms for the Agilent M1205, with 300 ranked causes, 173 diagnostic checks with test points and expected values, and 202 error codes. Each symptom below shows its causes and the first check; the rest is one connection away. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Symptoms
BIS module INOP with specific error messages patient safety
Monitor displays INOP message and/or alarm indicator for BIS module with specific fault codes
Ranked causes
- 1. BIS module unplugged (common)
- 2. BIS module hardware malfunction or overcurrent (common)
- 3. BIS Engine not connected (common)
- 4. BIS Engine software incompatible (occasional)
- 5. BIS Engine hardware malfunction (occasional)
- 6. DSC not properly connected (occasional)
- 7. DSC hardware malfunction or PIC faulty (occasional)
- 8. DSC incompatible with BIS Engine (occasional)
- 9. BIS Sensor hardware malfunction (occasional)
- 10. BIS Sensor not properly connected (occasional)
- 11. Unsupported or unknown Sensor type connected (occasional)
- 12. Sensor expired due to overuse (occasional)
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CO2 module INOP messages displayed
CO2 parameter displayed but one or more INOP alarm messages appear; examples include CO2 UNPLUGGED, CO2 EQUIPM MALF, CO2 NO TRANSDUCER, CO2 FAILED CAL, CO2 SENSOR WARM UP, etc.
Ranked causes
- 1. Transducer malfunction or module failure (common)
- 2. No transducer connected (common)
- 3. Calibration failed or aborted (common)
- 4. Transducer warming up (occasional)
- 5. Calibration in progress (occasional)
- 6. Calibration mode set but not started (occasional)
- 7. CO2 value out of calibration range (occasional)
- 8. ETCO2 value exceeds display scale (occasional)
- 9. Sidestream flow too low (occasional)
- 10. Sidestream tubing occlusion (occasional)
- 11. Sidestream pump malfunction (rare)
- 12. Sidestream pump auto-shutdown after apnea detection (occasional)
Run CO2 module self-test
- Test point
- Self-test menu or diagnostics
- Expected
- Test numerics read exactly as listed; no failures
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SpO2/Pleth INOP with waveform display issue patient safety
Module shows INOP message but waveform may appear; specific fault codes indicate transducer, signal, or measurement issues
Ranked causes
- 1. No transducer connected (common)
- 2. Malfunction in transducer or module (common)
- 3. Module unplugged from rack (occasional)
- 4. Erratic SpO2 measurements (common)
- 5. Noisy signal from patient movement or EMI (occasional)
- 6. Ambient light or cable-induced EMI interference (occasional)
- 7. Pulse too weak or non-pulsatile (occasional)
- 8. Transducer displaced during auto wave fixing (occasional)
- 9. SpO2 or PLETH transducer defective (occasional)
Perform SpO2/Pleth Module Self-Test
- Test point
- Module self-test procedure
- Expected
- Test numerics match listed values exactly
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Temperature module not displaying or shows repeated INOPS patient safety
TEMP module fails to display readings or generates repeated INOP status messages on patient monitor
Ranked causes
- 1. Temperature probe not connected to module (common)
- 2. TEMP parameter disabled (common)
- 3. TEMP numeric display disabled (common)
- 4. Too many TEMP modules installed (occasional)
- 5. Poor module-to-rack connection (occasional)
- 6. Faulty rack slot connector (occasional)
- 7. Faulty satellite rack-to-function box cable (occasional)
- 8. Defective TEMP module (occasional)
- 9. Faulty rack or rack interface card (occasional)
Verify temperature probe is physically connected
- Test point
- TEMP module connector
- Expected
- Probe connected
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C.O. module not responding or displaying error indicators
Visual indications or repeated INOP messages displayed for the Cardiac Output module; no response from module.
Ranked causes
- 1. C.O. Interface Cable or catheter not connected (common)
- 2. C.O. parameter or numeric display not enabled (common)
- 3. Multiple C.O. modules plugged in simultaneously (occasional)
- 4. Loose connection on module or rack interface (common)
- 5. Module not properly seated or faulty module slot connector (occasional)
- 6. Faulty Satellite Rack to function box cable (occasional)
- 7. Defective C.O. module (occasional)
- 8. Defective rack or rack interface card (occasional)
Verify C.O. Interface Cable connection
- Test point
- C.O. Interface Cable connector
- Expected
- Cable fully seated to module
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CO2 module not recognized
CO2 parameter or numeric display missing or module shows no signs of operation; LED does not light up when module plugged in
Ranked causes
- 1. No transducer connected to module (common)
- 2. CO2 parameter or numeric turned off (common)
- 3. Multiple CO2 modules plugged in (occasional)
- 4. Module-rack connection loose (occasional)
- 5. Rack slot connector faulty (rare)
- 6. Satellite Rack to function box cable defective (rare)
- 7. CO2 module defective (rare)
- 8. Rack or rack interface card defective (rare)
Verify transducer connected to module
- Test point
- CO2 module transducer connector
- Expected
- Transducer physically present and seated
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Pressure module unresponsive or missing parameters
Pressure parameters or numerics not displayed; module shows no status indication or LED not lit
Ranked causes
- 1. No transducer connected to module (common)
- 2. Pressure parameter or numeric is turned off (common)
- 3. Too many pressure modules connected (occasional)
- 4. Module connection intermittent or loose (common)
- 5. Rack slot connector faulty (occasional)
- 6. Satellite Rack to function box cable faulty (rare)
- 7. Pressure module hardware defective (occasional)
- 8. Rack or rack interface card defective (rare)
Verify transducer presence
- Test point
- Module inlet port
- Expected
- Transducer physically connected
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ECG/RESP module INOP status lights or module unresponsive
Module fails to light green LED on insertion or shows INOP messages for ECG/RESP parameters; module not functional in rack.
Ranked causes
- 1. Missing or disconnected trunk cable and lead set (common)
- 2. ECG and RESP parameters not enabled (common)
- 3. Multiple ECG/RESP modules installed (occasional)
- 4. Module or rack connector fault (occasional)
- 5. Defective module slot or rack (rare)
- 6. Defective ECG/RESP module (occasional)
- 7. Defective rack interface card (rare)
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Module self-test displays abnormal values
Module self-test produces test waveforms or numerics that do not match expected values for the patient category
Ranked causes
- 1. ECG module malfunction (rare)
- 2. Pressure module malfunction (rare)
- 3. SpO2/Pleth module malfunction (rare)
- 4. Cardiac Output module malfunction (rare)
- 5. tcpO2/tcpCO2 module malfunction (rare)
- 6. ETCO2 module malfunction (rare)
- 7. Temperature module malfunction (rare)
Verify ECG module test heart rate in ADULT mode
- Test point
- Monitor display
- Expected
- 100 bpm
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Pressure module self-test failure with INOP messages
Module displays self-test numerics that do not match specified values; INOP message persists with specific cause code
Ranked causes
- 1. <Px> UNPLUGGED (common)
- 2. <Px> NO TRANSDUCER (common)
- 3. <Px> EQUIP MALF (occasional)
- 4. <Px> ZERO + CHECK CAL (occasional)
- 5. <Px> OVERRANGE (occasional)
- 6. CPP CHECK SOURCES (occasional)
- 7. CPP CHECK UNITS (occasional)
Perform module self-test
- Test point
- Self-test numerics display
- Expected
- Self-test numerics match exactly the listed specification values
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Printer not available or malfunction status message
Monitor displays 'No Printer Available' or 'Printer Malfunction' message
Ranked causes
- 1. Printer not connected to monitor (common)
- 2. Printer out of paper (common)
- 3. Printer power off (common)
- 4. Printer configured incorrectly (occasional)
- 5. Wrong printer setup in Configuration Mode (occasional)
- 6. Printer hardware malfunction (rare)
- 7. RS232 interface defective (rare)
Verify printer RS232 cable connection
- Test point
- RS232 connector
- Expected
- Cable firmly seated and secure
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SpO2/Pleth module not recognized or offline patient safety
No module indication on display, INOP messages shown, or module LED does not light after insertion
Ranked causes
- 1. No transducer connected (common)
- 2. SpO2/Pleth parameter or numeric not enabled (common)
- 3. Too many SpO2/Pleth modules in same rack (occasional)
- 4. Faulty module connector or slot (occasional)
- 5. Defective satellite rack cable (occasional)
- 6. Defective SpO2/Pleth module (occasional)
- 7. Defective rack or rack interface card (rare)
Verify transducer connection
- Test point
- Module transducer port
- Expected
- Transducer connected and seated
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BIS module shows error indicators or repeated INOPS patient safety
BIS module displays fault messages or INOP (inoperative) indicators on monitor screen
Ranked causes
- 1. BIS module unplugged or disconnected from rack (common)
- 2. BIS Engine not connected or Module Cable defective (common)
- 3. Rack connector faulty (occasional)
- 4. Satellite Rack cable faulty (occasional)
- 5. BIS module hardware defective (occasional)
- 6. Rack or rack interface card defective (rare)
Verify BIS Engine, DSC and Sensor connections
- Test point
- BIS module connectors
- Expected
- All devices connected
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Flat Panel backlight fails to light
Display backlight does not illuminate. May indicate cable, converter, or panel assembly failure.
Ranked causes
- 1. Cable connecting System Board to CDCI Board or Display Driver Board is defective (occasional)
- 2. Cable connecting CDCI Board to Flat Panel Adapter Board is defective (occasional)
- 3. Cable connecting Flat Panel Adapter Board to Flat Panel is defective (occasional)
- 4. Converter Board is defective (occasional)
- 5. Flat Panel assembly is defective (occasional)
- 6. Backlight is defective (occasional)
Blood Analysis module not operational
Module fails to operate or displays INOPS message; 2 green LEDs do not light after re-plugging
Ranked causes
- 1. Module connector faulty or module not seated (common)
- 2. Rack slot connector faulty (occasional)
- 3. Cable from Satellite Rack to function box faulty (occasional)
- 4. Blood Analysis module defective (occasional)
- 5. Rack or rack interface card defective (occasional)
Verify parameter is enabled
- Test point
- Blood Analysis parameter setting
- Expected
- Parameter turned on
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Display contrast or brightness not adjustable
Contrast adjustment knob (V24) or brightness adjustment (V24C/V26C/V24CT/V26CT) fails to change display
Ranked causes
- 1. Potentiometer assembly failure (common)
- 2. Flat Panel Adapter Board defective (occasional)
- 3. Ribbon cable connecting CDCI Board to Flat Panel Adapter Board faulty (occasional)
- 4. Flat Panel cabling defective (occasional)
- 5. Flat Panel assembly failure (occasional)
60V LED off or flashing
The 60V power supply LED indicator on the power supply is not illuminated or is flashing
Ranked causes
- 1. Power supply failure (common)
- 2. Internal 60V cable faulty or disconnected (occasional)
- 3. Internal 60V connector problem (occasional)
- 4. Short circuit in plug-in rack or parameter modules (occasional)
Unplug rack from monitor
- Test point
- Plug-in rack connector
- Expected
- 60V LED should go off or stop flashing if short is in rack
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Backlight fails to light
Flat Panel display backlight does not illuminate when power is applied
Ranked causes
- 1. Cable connecting System Board to Flat Panel Adapter Board faulty or disconnected (common)
- 2. Flat Panel Adapter Board failure (occasional)
- 3. Cable connecting Flat Panel Adapter Board to Flat Panel faulty (occasional)
- 4. Backlight failure (occasional)
Check 12V LED on power supply
- Test point
- Power supply LED indicator
- Expected
- 12V LED light is on
Blank display screen
Display shows no output or content
Ranked causes
- 1. Display brightness reduced by overheating from room temperature or nearby equipment (occasional)
- 2. Flat Panel Data Cable to System Board broken or disconnected (common)
- 3. Backlight inverter power supply fails (occasional)
- 4. Contrast or Brightness Control Assembly fails (occasional)
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Display is blank
Display screen shows no image or information
Ranked causes
- 1. No 12 volts present in instrument, contrast control not adjusted correctly, or backlight failed (common)
- 2. Flat Panel Data Cable disconnected or broken (occasional)
- 3. Backlight inverter power supply fails (occasional)
- 4. Contrast or Brightness Control Assembly fails (occasional)
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Flat Panel display shows no image (blank or black screen)
Screen appears totally black or blank despite power-on. Backlight may or may not be on.
Ranked causes
- 1. Backlight is off (common)
- 2. Power supply (+5V), System Board, DSPC Board, or Display Driver Board is defective (occasional)
- 3. Flat Panel assembly is defective (occasional)
- 4. Cables between boards are defective (occasional)
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Module does not power on or LED does not light
After unplugging and re-plugging tcpO2/tcpCO2 module, green LED does not light up or parameter displays are absent.
Ranked causes
- 1. Faulty module slot connector (occasional)
- 2. Defective satellite rack to function box cable (occasional)
- 3. Defective tcpO2/tcpCO2 module (occasional)
- 4. Faulty rack or rack interface card (occasional)
Green LED lights after module re-plug
- Test point
- Module LED indicator
- Expected
- LED lights
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NBP module not responding
No LED indication on NBP module after insertion or green LED not lighting
Ranked causes
- 1. Module connector contact failure (occasional)
- 2. Faulty satellite rack to function box cable (occasional)
- 3. NBP module is defective (occasional)
- 4. Rack or rack interface card failure (occasional)
Ensure NBP parameter and numeric are enabled
- Test point
- Monitor display
- Expected
- NBP parameter and numeric display enabled
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Power supply LED status indicators extinguished or abnormal caution
One or more LEDs on power supply assembly (visible through LEFT air vent) are not illuminated when they should be, or fuse blown suspected.
Ranked causes
- 1. LEFTMOST (AC Power) LED extinguished - Fuses F1, F2 (AC fuses) or F6 (18V fuse) blown (common)
- 2. MIDDLE (+5Vdc logic) and RIGHTMOST (12V) LEDs extinguished (occasional)
- 3. Only RIGHTMOST LED (+12V/60V) extinguished, MIDDLE LED on (occasional)
- 4. Only MIDDLE LED extinguished (occasional)
Turn off power and remove front housing
- Test point
- Power supply assembly
- Expected
- Access to power supply and fuses
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System Board fault indicators abnormal
Status LEDs on System Board indicate fault in Application Processor, Utility Processor, or SDN subsystem
Ranked causes
- 1. SDN subsystem reset error (occasional)
- 2. Application Processor system error (occasional)
- 3. Utility Processor system error (occasional)
- 4. System Board power loss (occasional)
Observe SDN LED status
- Test point
- SDN Indicator LED on System Board
- Expected
- Should be OFF during normal operation
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Temperature module INOP with specific error code patient safety
TEMP module generates specific INOP messages indicating the nature of the malfunction
Ranked causes
- 1. TEMP module unplugged from rack (common)
- 2. Temperature probe disconnected from module (common)
- 3. Temperature out of measurement range (occasional)
- 4. TEMP module hardware malfunction (rare)
Perform temperature module self-test
- Test point
- TEMP module self-test numeric output
- Expected
- Exactly matches listed value in self-test procedure
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5V/12V LEDs off or flashing caution
The 5V and/or 12V power supply LED indicators are not illuminated or are flashing, indicating overload or short circuit
Ranked causes
- 1. Power supply failure (common)
- 2. Short circuit on System Board or after power supply (common)
- 3. Short circuit on Flat Panel circuitry (occasional)
Disconnect power supply to System Board 5V/12V ribbon cable
- Test point
- 5V/12V ribbon cable connector
- Expected
- 5V and 12V LEDs should remain off if power supply problem, or turn on if short is downstream
Battery or battery charger circuit suspected as faulty patient safety
Battery charging issue suspected; battery voltage measurement needed. For battery-backed operation troubleshooting.
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery over-discharged (voltage below 9 Vdc) (occasional)
- 2. Battery voltage between 9 and 14.7 Vdc (occasional)
- 3. Battery voltage absent; fuse F7 or F8 blown (occasional)
Connect monitor to AC power and observe leftmost LED is illuminated
- Test point
- Power supply AC input
- Expected
- Leftmost LED illuminated
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Display shows all white or deep blue without contrast control response
Monochrome screen is either all white or deep blue and does not change with movement of contrast control thumbwheel
Ranked causes
- 1. Flat Panel contrast circuit on Flat Panel Adapter Board failure (common)
- 2. Contrast control potentiometer failure (occasional)
- 3. Contrast circuit cabling defective (occasional)
Display shows no image with adjustable contrast
Monochrome screen can be adjusted in brightness via contrast control but no display appears
Ranked causes
- 1. System Board failure (occasional)
- 2. Flat Panel assembly failure (occasional)
- 3. Display cabling defective (occasional)
Equipment malfunction with INOP messages patient safety
Task window displays 'TC Equip Malf' error with one or more INOP messages and incorrect self-test readings.
Ranked causes
- 1. Module malfunction (common)
- 2. Transducer insertion wear causing intermittent microswitch (occasional)
- 3. Polarization or supply voltage out of range, or transducer heating malfunction (common)
Module self-test readings
- Test point
- tcpO2 and tcpCO2 self-test numerics
- Expected
- tcpO2 exactly 60 mmHg (8.0 kPa); tcpCO2 exactly 40 mmHg (5.3 kPa)
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Invalid or expired CLEW
Message 'Invalid or Expired CLEW, See Manual' displayed; error codes 12 or 13 for BLOODANL CONFIG
Ranked causes
- 1. Invalid date code in V24/V26 (occasional)
- 2. CLEW version expired (occasional)
- 3. CLEW update not successfully finished (occasional)
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LEADS OFF or LEADS OFF XX or LEADS OFF (EL.X) message with INOP displayed
One or more ECG electrodes are disconnected, missing, or incorrectly attached; lead integrity check failed.
Ranked causes
- 1. Electrode not attached or displaced (common)
- 2. Wrong lead set used with EASI option enabled (occasional)
- 3. Lead set or ECG module defective (rare)
Verify all ECG electrodes attached
- Test point
- Patient skin contact points (standard or EASI configuration)
- Expected
- All electrodes seated without air gaps
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LEDs on Keypad fail to work
Keypad indicator LEDs do not illuminate
Ranked causes
- 1. Keypad fails (common)
- 2. Cable, Keypad to System Board disconnected or broken (common)
- 3. Defective System Board (occasional)
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Module not detected or transducer not connected
Parameter displayed as OFF or missing from display; no transducer detected; prompts to insert or change transducer; or site timer expired.
Ranked causes
- 1. No transducer connected (common)
- 2. Module not fully plugged in (common)
- 3. Site timer expired (occasional)
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Module rack configuration error or LED flashing
Error message 'only 6 slots may be occupied by modules' displayed, or RIGHTMOST LED on power supply flashing continuously.
Ranked causes
- 1. Rack has too many parameter modules plugged in (more than 6 slots occupied) (common)
- 2. Faulty parameter module causing configuration error (occasional)
- 3. Faulty rack assembly (rare)
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NBP EQUIP MALF message displayed patient safety
Hardware problem in NBP module or tubing system; pressure transducers report different values
Ranked causes
- 1. Faulty tubing or cuff connection (common)
- 2. Pressure transducer calibration drift or mismatch (occasional)
- 3. NBP module hardware failure (occasional)
Inspect and replace tubing
- Test point
- NBP tubing from module to cuff connector
- Expected
- New tubing installed without kinks or blockages
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No audio alarms patient safety
Audible alarm sounds do not occur
Ranked causes
- 1. Speaker has failed or broken wire to speaker (common)
- 2. Defective Audio Circuit (common)
- 3. Power supply 12-volt source fails (occasional)
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SDN daughter board fault detected
Model V24 system shows fault in SDN portion when SDN Daughter Board configuration is present. Troubleshooting procedures in Chapter 3 indicate SDN circuitry problem.
Ranked causes
- 1. SDN Daughter Board failure (common)
- 2. System board failure (occasional)
- 3. SDN Daughter Board to System Board cables failure (occasional)
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Zero and gain check verification
Perform tcpO2 zero check and tcpCO2 gain check on transducer to verify correct operation.
Ranked causes
- 1. Calibration unit or gases not ready (occasional)
- 2. Transducer unacceptable drift after Cal 1 test (occasional)
- 3. Cal 2 test out of range (occasional)
Calibration unit function and Service mode status
- Test point
- Calibration unit operation and software mode
- Expected
- Calibration unit operational; not in Service mode
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BIS high impedance detected patient safety
Monitor displays BIS HIGH IMPEDANCE indicating electrode impedance above valid range
Ranked causes
- 1. Poor skin preparation (common)
- 2. PIC or DSC cable faulty (occasional)
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BIS signal quality below 15% patient safety
Monitor displays SQI < 15% indicating poor BIS waveform quality from motion, electrocautery, or sensor placement
Ranked causes
- 1. Sensor not properly attached to patient (common)
- 2. Patient motion or muscle activity (common)
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Blood Analysis parameter or results missing
Expected parameter or measurement results do not display
Ranked causes
- 1. Parameter not enabled in Results Selection Task Window (common)
- 2. Measurement not confirmed or not updated (common)
Verify parameter display setting
- Test point
- Results Selection Task Window
- Expected
- Parameter switched on
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Buzzing noise in instrument
Audible buzzing or buzzing sound from instrument
Ranked causes
- 1. Defective Audio Circuit (common)
- 2. Defective Power Supply (common)
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Calibration failed or required patient safety
Calibration fails to complete or is required before transducer application; message 'tc CAL FAILED' or 'tc CAL REQUIRD' displayed.
Ranked causes
- 1. Out of range or unstable signal during calibration (occasional)
- 2. Calibration not yet performed (common)
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Cannot send data on SDN or to Central Station
Failure to transmit data on SDN; failure message displayed on Central Station
Ranked causes
- 1. Defective SDN circuitry (common)
- 2. SDN cable assembly disconnected or broken (common)
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Cartridge not inserted properly
Message 'Cartridge Not Inserted Properly' displayed; error code 47 for blood analysis failed
Ranked causes
- 1. Cartridge not fully inserted (common)
- 2. Cartridge removed after measurement started (occasional)
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Contrast control does not adjust display properly
Turning contrast knob does not produce expected voltage variation or does not control display.
Ranked causes
- 1. Flat Panel Adapter Board is defective (common)
- 2. Contrast control assembly is defective (common)
Attach voltmeter to test points and measure voltage while adjusting contrast knob
- Test point
- TP4 Flat Panel GND, TP5 VLCD
- Expected
- -12 to -21 volts DC (approximate) V, -12 to -21
- Tools
- Voltmeter
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Contrast or Brightness control knob does not adjust display
Contrast or brightness control knob fails to change display appearance or intensity
Ranked causes
- 1. Voltage control in Flat Panel Assembly fails (common)
- 2. Contrast or Brightness Control Assembly fails (common)
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Flat Panel display dies when AC power cord removed patient safety
Display goes blank immediately when AC power is disconnected in battery model
Ranked causes
- 1. Batteries not installed (common)
- 2. Batteries discharged (common)
Check for battery presence
- Test point
- Battery compartment
- Expected
- Batteries should be present
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Module does not respond to key press
Pressing the ECG key does not bring up the task window, waveform, or numeric display on the monitor
Ranked causes
- 1. Plug-in module not turned ON (common)
- 2. System board or integral rack not communicating with module (occasional)
Verify module is powered ON
- Test point
- Module front panel key
- Expected
- Module powers on when key is pressed
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NBP CUF NOT DEFLATED message displayed patient safety
Cuff remains inflated after measurement cycle; fails to deflate properly
Ranked causes
- 1. Tubing blockage or cuff malfunction (occasional)
- 2. NBP module pneumatic control failure (occasional)
Replace NBP tubing and cuff
- Test point
- Tubing patency and cuff condition
- Expected
- New tubing and cuff installed; tubing patent without blockages
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NBP CUFF OVERPRESS message displayed patient safety
Cuff pressure exceeded normal range during inflation cycle
Ranked causes
- 1. Strong patient movement during inflation (common)
- 2. Pneumatic control defect in module (occasional)
Restart measurement with patient immobilized
- Test point
- Patient position and movement
- Expected
- Patient quiet without strong movement during cuff cycle
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NBP INTERRUPTED message displayed patient safety
Measurement interrupted due to patient movement or pump inflation/deflation timeout
Ranked causes
- 1. Strong patient movement during measurement (common)
- 2. Cuff not connected or tubing/cuff leakage (occasional)
Ensure patient remains still during measurement
- Test point
- Patient movement observation
- Expected
- Patient quiet and immobilized during cuff inflation/deflation cycle
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No marker pulse on screen
Marker pulse absent from ECG display
Ranked causes
- 1. ECG Analog Output is defective (common)
- 2. Defib sync input circuit is defective (common)
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no Tinj transducer connected (Injectate Temperature Probe problem)
INOP message indicates Injectate Temperature Probe cable is not connected, broken, or module is faulty. Displayed when setting up or during C.O. measurement.
Ranked causes
- 1. Injectate Temperature Probe cable not connected or dirty connectors (common)
- 2. Faulty C.O. Interface Cable or module (occasional)
Visually inspect Injectate Temperature Probe cable connection
- Test point
- Probe cable connector on C.O. Interface Cable
- Expected
- Cable fully seated; connectors clean and free of dirt
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RESP LEAD OFF or RESP EQUIP MALF message displayed
Respiration measurement not functioning; RESP electrode disconnected or RESP hardware malfunction detected.
Ranked causes
- 1. RESP electrode not attached or patient cable unplugged (common)
- 2. RESP hardware malfunction (rare)
Verify RESP electrode attachment and patient cable connection
- Test point
- RESP electrode on patient; patient cable connector on module
- Expected
- Electrode in contact with skin; cable fully seated in connector
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Temperature out of range caution
BLOODANL ROOM TEMP? message displayed indicating module environment outside operating limits
Ranked causes
- 1. Ambient temperature outside operating range (common)
- 2. Blocked filter or malfunctioning ventilator fan (occasional)
Verify ambient temperature
- Test point
- Module environment
- Expected
- 16 to 30°C (64 to 86°F), 16-30°C
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"sync output not available" message displayed patient safety
Message "sync output not available" shown on screen; unable to monitor patient
Ranked causes
- 1. No +60V from Power Supply (common)
Verify Green LED for 60 V on power supply is lit
- Test point
- Power supply 60V indicator LED
- Expected
- Green LED lit
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Analysis interrupted, cartridge ejected patient safety
Message 'Analysis Interrupted, Use Other Cartridge' displayed after module removal during measurement
Ranked causes
- 1. Module pulled from rack during measurement (occasional)
Wait for locked LED indicator
- Test point
- Module locked LED
- Expected
- LED off
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More symptoms
- Battery discharges much faster than expected
- Battery indicator does not appear on display
- BIS impedance check in progress
- BIS isoelectric EEG detected
- BIS lead off or electrode disconnected
- BIS signal quality below 50%
- Blood Analysis module INOPS displayed
- Blood Analysis Module self-test fails
- Buzzing noise accompanying alarm, INOP, or QRS sound
- C.O. equipment malfunction
- Calibration: tcpO2/tcpCO2 chamber installation
- Calibration: Temperature module
- Calibration: VueLink module setup after test
- Cannot reprogram time and date correctly
- Cartridge error
- Cartridge preburst
- Cartridge type not recognized
- CO2 module not plugged in
- Color printing not supported
- Decrease in light intensity on display
- Display goes blank with Front End Link protocol problem message
- Display waves are noisy or not showing smooth QRS wave
- ECG EQUIP MALF message displayed
- Fluid dripping or appearing below instrument
- Incompatible language
- Incorrect Time and Date displayed
- Insufficient sample
- Invalid customization data
- Invalid date error
- Invalid software detected
- Keypad or mainframe housing discolored, cracked or deformed
- Loose handles on 8-Slot Plug-in Rack
- Module error - see manual
- Module error or blood analysis failed
- Monitor does not power on or screen blank on startup
- NBP INCORRECT CUFF message displayed
- NBP UNPLUGGED message displayed
- New software or CLEW installed
- No ECG data or waveform displayed with both defib sync and balloon pump
- No numeric display when transducer unplugged from calibration chamber
- Nurse-call relay not functioning
- Out of sync ECG Analog Output
- Patient data corrupted after power failure
- Plug-in Rack falls from wall mount
- Readings fluctuate excessively after calibration
- Recorder Module self-test fails
- Sample positioned beyond fill mark
- Sample positioned short of fill mark
- Speaker will not work
- SVR missing CVP (no valid CVP measurement available)
- Tblood no transducer (interface cable or catheter problem)
- Unable to position sample
- Unable to upgrade instrument using CPC Programming Tool
- Uneven brightness on display
- Unit does not power on
- Unknown catheter (catheter, cable, or module problem)
- VueLink module test procedure
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Error codes
| Code | Meaning | Trigger | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
10000–10999 | Software internal warnings | Internal software condition | info |
1000-1031 | Missing mandatory card | Required card not installed or not detected | error |
100-199 | Microprocessor interrupts due to hardware or software problem | CPU interrupt generation | critical |
1032-1063 | Wrong boot firmware | Incorrect firmware loaded at boot | error |
1064-1095 | Insufficient MPB RAM on CPU | RAM capacity insufficient for operation | error |
1096–1127 | No Extended Test result due to Hardware problem | Extended test cannot complete | error |
11 | Invalid Date, Check clock | Implausible date detected in system | error |
11000–11999 | Buffered data either lost or corrupted | Data loss or corruption detected | error |
1128–1159 | Extended Test failed | Extended test execution failure | error |
1160–1191 | RAM Card size not compatible with backplane configuration | RAM card incompatibility detected | warning |
1192–1223 | EEPROM configuration not compatible to Hardware configuration | EEPROM/Hardware mismatch | warning |
12 | Invalid or Expired CLEW, See Manual | Invalid or expired CLEW detected | error |
12000–12999 | EEPROM access failure | EEPROM read/write error | error |
1224–1255 | Wrong CPU | CPU identification failure | error |
1256–1287 | CPU is too slow | CPU speed inadequate | error |
13 | Invalid or Expired CLEW, See Manual | Invalid or expired CLEW detected | error |
13000–13999 | System internal configuration related errors | Software module structure error | error |
14 | Invalid Customization Data | Customization data is invalid | error |
18995 (4A33H) | SDN communication problem | SDN link failure or temporary SCC power loss | error |
1-99 | Hardware test failure in first boot stage | RAM problem during boot | critical |
2 | Temperature out of range | Room temperature outside 16 to 30°C operating range | warning |
20 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
200 | MPB chip errors | Defects on CPU or other MPB participant | critical |
201-202 | System configuration problem or invalid EEPROM contents | Invalid Util CPU EEPROM data or misconfiguration | error |
20120–20128 (4E98H–4EADH) | Data Transfer Module error | Data Transfer Module failure | error |
20300 (4F4CH) | Rack_IF communication problem | Rack interface communication failure | error |
203-239 | MPB chip errors same as error 200 | Defects on CPU or MPB participants | critical |
21 | Cartridge Preburst, Use Other Cartridge | Fluid detected on sensors prematurely during measurement | error |
21035, 21107, 24138 (522BH, 5273H, 5E4AH) | Internal time handling problem | Time handling error | info |
2110–2152 | Unreleased Software installed (non-fatal error) | Non-released software detected | warning |
2170–3300 | Hardware problem | Hardware failure detected | critical |
22 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
22300 (571CH) | Monitor reboots intermittently | Intermittent reboot | error |
23 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
24 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
240 | Message transmission problem | System communication failure | warning |
241 | Same as errors 203-239 (MPB chip errors) | Hardware or software failure | critical |
242 | Message transmission problem | System communication failure | warning |
243-299 | Same as errors 203-239 (MPB chip errors) | Hardware or software failure | critical |
25 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
256 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
257 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
258 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
259 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
26 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
260 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
261 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
262 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
263 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
264 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
265 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
266 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
267 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
268 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
269 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
27 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
270 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
271 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
272 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
273 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
274 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
275 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
276 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
277 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
278 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
279 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
28 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
280 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
281 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
282 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
283 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
284 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
285 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
286 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
287 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
288 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
289 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
29 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
290 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
291 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
292 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
293 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
294 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
295 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
296 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
297 | Incompatible Language | Language mismatch between V24/V26 and module | error |
298 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
299 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
3 | New Software Installed, Use Simulator | Software or CLEW recently updated | info |
30 | Sample Positioned Beyond Fill Mark | Sample level exceeds fill mark during measurement | error |
300-301 | EPROM checksum incorrect | EPROM data corruption or mismatch | error |
305-307 | Boot errors - software upgrade problem | Flash card corruption or upgrade tool issue | error |
31 | Unable to Position Sample | No sample movement detected during positioning phase | error |
310-315 | EPROM version and EEPROM version not compatible | Version mismatch between EPROM and EEPROM | error |
32 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
3212 (0C8CH) | Out of memory | Memory exhaustion condition | critical |
33 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
330,335 | System Board does not boot up as required | Boot failure on system board | critical |
34 | Unable to Position Sample | No sample movement detected during positioning phase | error |
340,356,370 | Communication problems between APP_CPU and MPB participant | Inter-CPU communication failure | error |
35 | Sample Positioned Short of Fill Mark | Sample level below fill mark during measurement | error |
35841, 36353 (8C01H, 8E01H) | Monitor reboots intermittently | Intermittent reboot | error |
36 | Sample Positioned Short of Fill Mark | Sample level below fill mark during measurement | error |
37 | Sample Positioned Beyond Fill Mark | Sample level exceeds fill mark during measurement | error |
3733, 11200, 20004, 20133 (0E95H, 2BC0H, 4E24H, 4EA5H) | Internal time handling problem | Time handling error | info |
38 | Insufficient sample | Inadequate sample volume or air bubbles detected | error |
380 | Firmware revision incompatible with software revision | Version mismatch between firmware and software | error |
39 | Insufficient sample | Inadequate sample volume or air bubbles detected | error |
390 | Communication problem between CPU and MPB participant | Inter-CPU communication failure | error |
391,392 | Out of memory | Memory exhaustion on system | error |
4 | Analysis Interrupted, Use Other Cartridge | Module pulled from rack during measurement and replaced | error |
40 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
400-409 | Out of memory | Memory exhaustion on system | error |
41 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
410-419 | Missing file errors | Required files not found on system | error |
42 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
420-449 | Utility CPU / EEPROM error | Utility CPU or EEPROM hardware failure | error |
43 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
45 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
450 | VUF version incompatible with application BOOT ROM | Utility processor firmware incompatibility | error |
450 | No response from utility CPU to VUF revision request | Utility CPU communication failure | error |
46 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
46146 (B442H) | Non-fatal error reported by the recorder module | Recorder module error condition | warning |
47 | Cartridge Not Inserted Properly | Cartridge or simulator not fully inserted into module | error |
48 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
50 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
500-699 | Software problem | Software error or corruption | error |
50497 (C541H) | SDN communication problem | SDN link failure or temporary SCC power loss | error |
51 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
52 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
53 | Invalid Software Detected | Wrong software type detected during initialization | critical |
58 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
59 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
60 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
61 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
62 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
63 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
64026 (FA1AH) | Monitor reboots intermittently | Intermittent reboot condition | error |
65 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
66 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
67 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
68 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
69 | Cartridge Type Not Recognized | Cartridge type not compatible or module fault | error |
70 | Module Error, Use Electronic Simulator | Cartridge or simulator inserted at angle or malfunctioning | error |
700-799 | Communication problem between two CPUs | Inter-CPU communication failure | error |
72 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
73 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
74 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
76 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
77 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
78 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
79 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
8 | Analysis Interrupted, Use Other Cartridge | Module pulled from rack during measurement and replaced | error |
80 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
800-899 | Configuration problem | System misconfiguration | warning |
81 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
82 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
85 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
86 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
87 | Cartridge Error, Use Other Cartridge | Cartridge or sample problem detected during analysis | warning |
89 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
90 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
90 (005AH) | Internal Software problem | Software error condition | info |
900-914 | Unexpected memory change (usually RAM problem) | RAM content corruption | critical |
91 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
915 | CPU failed to send test message to next CPU | Inter-CPU test communication failure | critical |
916-919 | Unexpected memory change (RAM problem) | RAM content corruption | critical |
92 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
920 | Missing 32 ms interrupt on CPU | Poor connection or Util CPU failure | critical |
921-999 | Unexpected memory change (RAM problem) | RAM content corruption | critical |
93 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
94 | Module Error, See Manual | Module malfunction during operation | critical |
BLOODANL CONFIG | A configuration problem has been detected | Configuration mismatch or error | error |
BLOODANL EQU. MALF | Permanent malfunction in the module | Module hardware failure detected | critical |
BLOODANL ROOM TEMP? | Module environment is too warm or too cold - operating range 16 to 30°C | Ambient temperature outside safe operating range | warning |
BLOODANL UNPLUGGED | Blood Analysis module has been unplugged from the rack | Module removed from rack interface | warning |
C.O. EQUIP MALF | Malfunction in the C.O. hardware | Internal C.O. module or interface hardware failure detected during self-test or operation | error |
C.O. UNPLUGGED | C.O. module is unplugged from the rack | C.O. module disconnected from module slot | error |
CUF NOT DEFLATED | Cuff remains inflated; deflation valve stuck or blocked | Cuff pressure not released after measurement cycle completion | error |
NBP CUFF OVERPRESS | Cuff pressure exceeded maximum during inflation | Excessive pressure generated during cuff inflation cycle | warning |
NBP EQUIP MALF | NBP module hardware malfunction or tubing fault | Module self-test failure or transducer pressure mismatch detected | error |
NBP INCORRECT CUFF | Cuff size setting does not match applied cuff type | Neonatal or pediatric cuff used with adult setting or vice versa | warning |
NBP INTERRUPTED | NBP measurement cycle interrupted before completion | Patient movement during inflation/deflation or pump inflation/deflation timeout | warning |
NBP UNPLUGGED | NBP module not detected by monitor | NBP module disconnected, unplugged, or not properly seated in rack | warning |
no Tinj transducer connected | Injectate Temperature Probe cable is not connected, broken, or module is faulty | Injectate Temperature Probe cable missing or disconnected when entering Measure C.O. Task Window or during measurement | warning |
SVR MISSING CVP | No valid CVP (Central Venous Pressure) available; CVP automatically set to 0 mmHg for continuous SVR calculation | CVP measurement not performed, invalid CVP value, or CVP pressure not properly labeled in monitor | warning |
Tblood NO TRANSDUC | No C.O. Interface Cable attached to module; catheter not connected or cable broken | C.O. Interface Cable missing, disconnected, or catheter not connected during measurement setup | error |
tc CAL FAILED | Calibration procedure failed to complete due to signal out of range or instability | Calibration attempt with unstable transducer output or out-of-range signal | error |
tc CAL REQUIRD | Calibration required before clinical measurement; transducer not yet calibrated | Module powered on or transducer changed without completing calibration cycle | warning |
tc CAL RUNNING | Calibration procedure is actively running | Calibration cycle initiated and in progress | info |
tc CHANGE SITE | Site timer has expired; transducer location change needed | Site timer countdown reached zero | info |
tc CHECK TIME | Site timer about to expire; site change needed within 15 minutes | Site timer countdown approaching zero | warning |
tc EQUIP MALF (equipment malfunction) | Polarization voltage, supply voltage out of range, or transducer heating malfunction with transducer connected | Transducer plugged in but voltage or heating subsystem failure detected | error |
tc EQUIP MALF (module malfunction) | Module is defective or transducer malfunction with intermittent microswitch in calibration chamber | Module hardware failure or excessive transducer insertion/removal cycles | error |
tc NO TRANSDUC | No transducer connected to the module | Transducer connector unplugged or cable disconnected | warning |
tc STABILIZING | Transducer has not yet reached selected temperature or skin site temperature is unstable | Temperature stabilization delay after application or insufficient site warming | info |
tc UN-PLUGGED | Parameter is enabled but module is not fully inserted in rack | Module removed or partially seated in slot | warning |
<Tx> EQUIP MALF | Malfunction in TEMP module hardware | Internal hardware failure detected | critical |
<Tx> NO TRANSDUC | Temperature probe disconnected from the TEMP module | Temperature probe connector removed or unseated | error |
<Tx> OVERRANGE | Temperature measurement out of range (below -1°C or above 45°C) | Measured temperature exceeds sensor range limits | warning |
<Tx> UNPLUGGED | TEMP module is unplugged from the rack | TEMP module not fully seated in module rack slot | error |
Unknown catheter | Catheter type not recognized or invalid catheter connected; values may be questionable | Unrecognized catheter inserted into C.O. Interface Cable or catheter barcode not read properly | warning |
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