Short-Range Radio Error Conditions - Philips IntelliVue TRx Instructions For Use Manual

Pairing Non-networked Devices
Short-
The following table describes error conditions that may occur when the
Range
transceiver is paired with the monitor (MP5, MP2 and X2 IntelliVue Patient
Radio Error
Monitors only) via short-range radio capability.
Conditions
Condition
Tele Disconnected INOP
displayed at the monitor
and the Information Center.
No Signal INOP displayed
at the Information Center.
Battery LowT INOP
displayed at the monitor
and the Information Center.
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Description
Short-range radio connection
between the transceiver and
MP5T has been lost due to a
failure of the short-range radio
connection.
There are too many short-range
radios operating in the same
vicinity (maximum of 4 per radio
channel).
The short-range radio is not
installed correctly.
There is interference from
telemetry or ISM radio sources.
The transceiver is outside the
coverage area.
The typical coverage area
Note—
between the monitor and
transceiver is 15 ft.
When operating wirelessly, the
bedside monitor is no longer
providing power to the
transmitter, and battery capacity
is diminished. 15 minutes of
monitoring time remain.
Action
If the disconnection is not
intentional:
Identify and remove the
interference sources.
Reduce the number of
devices equipped with
short-range radio capability.
Contact service personnel.
Identify and remove the
interference source.
Make sure the location of
the transceiver is in the
coverage area.
Insert new AA batteries in
the transceiver.