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Reference Guide - Propaq Encore Vital Signs Monitor - Welch Allyn

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26 Getting started <strong>Welch</strong> <strong>Allyn</strong> <strong>Propaq</strong> <strong>Encore</strong> <strong>Vital</strong> <strong>Signs</strong> <strong>Monitor</strong><br />

PRINTER FAULT messages<br />

These PRINTER FAULT messages can appear in an equipment alert window.<br />

LOW BATTERY,<br />

PRINTER DISABLED<br />

CHECK DOOR<br />

This message appears when the <strong>Propaq</strong>’s battery voltage is<br />

less than 7.6 volts. To continue operation, plug the ac power<br />

adapter into the <strong>Propaq</strong>.<br />

The door on the bottom of the printer is open. Close door to<br />

remove this message.<br />

PAPER OUT To add printer paper, see “Printer maintenance” on page 96.<br />

OVERHEATING The printer is overheating. Service may be required.<br />

The front panel of the printer lets you control the basic printer functions.<br />

Manually starts and stops a printout of patient<br />

information as it is monitored (continuous or real time).<br />

Hold down top and bottom<br />

keys simultaneously to<br />

generate a test strip.<br />

START<br />

STOP<br />

SNAP<br />

SHOT<br />

PRINT<br />

TRENDS<br />

Hold down top two keys simultaneously to generate a<br />

paper feed.<br />

Prints the last 8 seconds of data for nonrespiration<br />

waveforms and 32 seconds of compressed waveform<br />

history for respiration waveforms.<br />

Prints all trends that are enabled in the Printer Trend<br />

Select Window.<br />

If you press FREEZE prior to pressing SNAPSHOT, the printer prints the 8 seconds of<br />

patient information obtained prior to when you pressed FREEZE.<br />

Learning the <strong>Propaq</strong> <strong>Encore</strong><br />

Using in-service mode<br />

You can practice using the <strong>Propaq</strong> <strong>Encore</strong> without a patient simulator by using the<br />

<strong>Propaq</strong>'s in-service mode of operation. The in-service mode cannot be activated while you<br />

are monitoring a patient. The message “SIMULATING” alternates with the time of day<br />

and patient mode on the display.<br />

To begin practicing with your <strong>Propaq</strong>, disconnect all patient cables connected to the<br />

monitor. Leave the cuff connected so you can take NIBP measurements. If you have been<br />

monitoring a patient, turn off the <strong>Propaq</strong> <strong>Encore</strong> and turn it back on. From the Main Menu,<br />

press SETUP, WAVE SEL, INSERV.<br />

The <strong>Propaq</strong> <strong>Encore</strong> has two sets of simulated patient information—an initial set and an<br />

alternate set. To change between them, press the INSERV button again.<br />

If you connect a patient cable or set the NIBP channel to automatically take pressure<br />

measurements, the <strong>Propaq</strong> <strong>Encore</strong> stops simulating, goes through its powerup tests, and<br />

erases any simulated trend data it might have stored.

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