General Intellivue Telemetry System Data Flow - Philips IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure Installation And Service Manual

Refer Table 1-4 to when connecting ITS infrastructure devices to the UPS to ensure
that you do not exceed the UPS' backup power capacity.

General Intellivue Telemetry System Data Flow

Data sent from the ITS transceiver to the IntelliVue Information Center traverses the
network as follows:
1. The transceiver sends its ECG data over the wireless link to an ITS Access Point.
2. The AP then "wraps" the ECG data into another message packet, with its
destination as the Access Point Controller that is assigned to handle the
management activities for that AP.
3. The wired network then treats the packet like a message to the APC.
4. The APC receives the packet, "unwraps" it and determines that the message is
for the IntelliVue Information Center.
5. The APC repackages the message and forwards it on with a destination address
of the IntelliVue Information Center.
Data sent from the IntelliVue Information Center to a patient-worn transceiver
traverses the network as follows:
1. The Information Center sends a message to the transceiver's IP address. The
network "sees" the location of the transceiver's IP address as the location of
the APC, and sends the message there.
2. The APC then looks at the message, determines which ITS Access Point is
currently connected to the transceiver it needs to send the message to, "wraps"
the message into a packet and forwards the packet on to the appropriate ITS
Access Point.
3. The network handles the packet as a message for the ITS Access Point.
IntelliVue Telemetry System Infrastructure Installation and Service Guide
Table 1-4: ITS Device Power Requirements
Product
ITS Infrastructure Device
Number
862114 Sync Unit
862152 PoE Unit – 12 Port
862149 PoE Unit – 6 Port
862161 Cisco 2950 Switch: Copper
862162 Cisco 2950 Switch: Fiber
862084 HP 2524 Switch
862163 Cisco 3550 Router: Copper
862164 Cisco 3550 Router: Fiber
862147 APC
General Intellivue Telemetry System Data Flow
Power in Watts
10 Watts
165 Watts
90 Watts
30 Watts
30 Watts
36 Watts
65 Watts
85 Watts
10 Watts
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