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1 Frame
1.1 Memory
The Frame menu includes service menus 
common for the frame.
A service menu to check the status of the 
memory used in the CPU board of the monitor.
Test Memory  tests the condition of the 
EEPROM/Flash memory component of the CPU 
board. If the result of the test is Fail , see section 
“Error messages” in the  slot.
Test SRAM  tests the Static RAM memory of the 
CPU board in a similar way as the EEPROM/Flash 
memory. If the result  of the test is Fail, see 
section “Error messages” in the  slot.
Real-time clock  test is run at every start up and 
also during the operation of the monitor. If the 
result of the test is  Fail, the battery for the SRAM 
timekeeper should be replaced. 
						

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1.2 Network
1.2.1 Network Status
The Network Status view shows the general 
status of the network
Location ID: Monitor’s location given at the 
setup. 
DRI level : Shows the selected level of network 
communication. The network communication 
is set according to the network software used 
(e.g. S-CNET02)
Interfaces: The field indicates if there is a 
connection to the Datex-Ohmeda Network
Current Interface : The field indicates the 
active network interface  
(None/Ethernet/WLAN)
Connections : Names of subnet id:s connected
The field represents the subnet status menus, 
i.e. shows the connected subnets. The three 
first connections are reserved permanently for 
Datex-Ohmeda Central, and the fourth is 
reserved for another subnet, e.g. 
Datex-Ohmeda S/5 Arrhythmia Workstation. 
						

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Subnet Status
The Subnet status view gives more accurate 
information of the different subnet id:s connected. 
All four Subnet status  menus have a similar 
structure. The number of different packets 
transmitted and received by the monitor are 
shown in the columns below Tx and Rx. The packet 
types are:
Waveforms:  Waveform data
Phys. data:  Physiological numerical data
Alarms:  Alarms, alarm profiles and alarm
limits
Link mgmt:  Network management messages
Record K:  Record Keeper data
MonToMon:  Monitor-to-monitor communication
related data
Printer:  Printing data and control messages
File Op.:  File operation messages, saving
and loading of cases
Service:  Maintenance and service
Modes:  User mode data
Indics.:  Remote indications sent to monitor
RemoteEv:  Remote events
Data server:  Packets of the data server
(Arrhythmia Workstation)
Packets total: Total number of packets
sent/received
Bytes total:  Total number of bytes
sent/received
T-o Number or resendings
InE Received faulty packets
LenE Erroneous packet length
Dupl Same packet received as a duplicate  
						

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1.2.2 Network Config
The DRI Level is for setting the monitors 
network communication. The network 
communication is set ac cording to the network 
software used (e.g. S-CNET01).
Network software S-CNET 01 ->DRI Level = 2001
Network software S-CNET02 ->DRI Level = 2001 
or 2002 (WLAN)
Network software L-NET03 ->DRI Level = 2003
Network software L-NET05 ->DRI Level = 2003
Virtual Plug ID  indicates the monitor’s location 
(Network ID). Virtual Plug ID is automatically 
defined when downloading the WLAN option to 
the monitor.
1.2.3 Ethernet
The  Ethernet Status  view shows the general 
status of the ethernet network communication. 
Driver : Ethernet chip name (DP83902, 
DP83907)
Cable : Indicates if the ethernet cable is 
connected . 
EthernetAddr :  Monitor’s ethernet address.
Speed : Indicates the current ethernet 
communication speed.
The service data related to the ethernet status 
view is described in the following table. 
						

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1.2.4 WLAN
Driver: WLAN driver chip name.
Connection indicates the state of the WLAN 
connection.
Ethernet Addr : Ethernet address of the WLAN card 
used. 
AP MAC:  Ethernet address of the access point 
where the monitor is currently connected.
Signal Quality  indicates the quality of the radio 
signal between the monitor and the access point 
(0…100%).
Channel  is the WLAN channel configured to the 
access point where the monitor is currently 
connected.
Speed  indicates the current communication speed 
with the access point.
RoamCounter  Occurred roamings between 
access points.
Reset  Counter  *
Network ID : Identifies the WLAN network used.
Firmware version : *
Firmware date : *
Statistics (Packets, Bytes, Errors, Fails, Buffer)  
shows the WLAN communication related statistics.
 * WLAN PCMCIA card related information 
						

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AP List
Access Points: shows the access points (max. 
eight) which are visible for the monitor. 
CH  is the WLAN channel configured to this 
particular access point.
NL  indicates the noise level of the channel used  
(0…100%) 
SL  indicates the signal level of the channel used  
(0…100%)
WLAN Config
Network ID  is for setting the correct WLAN 
network ID name. 
WEP Algorithm is for setting the level of the 
encryption (width of encryption key) used for 
WLAN security (40 bit or 128 bit). 
Key ID is for choosing the encryption key used.
Encryption key  is for setting the encryption key.
NOTE: When selecting 40 bit encryption, enter 10 
Hex digit characters (divided into 2 fields).
When selecting 128 bit encryption, enter 26 Hex 
digit characters (divided into 2 fields).
NOTE: Use only hexadecimal characters. 
NOTE: For all the monitors and access points in 
the same WLAN network, the previous 
parameters must be set to be the same.
Channel Mask  is for selecting allowed 
communication channels, see Appendix C, 
Channel Mask Selections in the first manual slot.  
						

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1.2.5 Socket
For factory use only. 
						

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1.3 MemCards
1.3.1 Status
Present and Active  indicate the status of the 
PCMCIA controller on the CPU board. Possible 
values are YES and NO.
ROM  indicates the status of the ROM memory. 
Possible values are OK and ERR.
RAM  indicates the status of the RAM memory. 
Possible values are OK and ERR.
PCMCIA  indicates the status of the PCMCIA 
controller. Possible values are OK and ERR.
EEPROM  indicates the status of the EEPROM 
memory. Possible values are OK and ERR.
SLOT1  and SLOT2  indicate the left hand slot and 
the right hand slot, respectively.
Card type   indicates whether the card is 
MENU or DATA card. If a 
duplicated card is inserted, type 
DUPL.
File system indicates the type of the memory card in use.  The only supported file system is ATA. If a 
memory card using another file system is used , the message ‘UNKNOWN’ is shown. If the card 
is poorly attached, the message ‘LOOSE’ is shown.
Card size indicates the total amount of disk space in the card in kilobytes.
Card used indicates the total amount of used di sk space in the card in kilobytes.
Card full indicates whether all the disk space in the card is used. Possible values are YES and NO.
Card empty   indicates the lack of menu files in the MENU ca rd or no files in the DATA card. Possible values 
are YES and NO.
Read error indicates whether the reading from the card has failed. Possible values are YES and NO.
Write error indicates whether the writing to the card has failed. Possible values are YES and NO.
All values can be - - - to indicate No data available. 
						

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1.3.2 Communication
Interface status  indicates the status of the data 
link between the monitor and memory module. 
The status should always be on ACTIVE. If the 
status blinks between ACTIVE and CLOSED, a 
communications error has occurred.
Message types  indicates the type of data packets 
that have been sent ( Tx) and received ( Rx) since 
the last monitor start. Data types are listed on the 
lines below  Message types text.
Record K  indicates the communication between 
the Monitor and Record Keeper.
File Operation  indicates the operations of Patient 
data.
Service indicates the memory module operations.
Modes  indicates the User Mode operations.
Module  status  indicates the number of 
sent/received data packets that relate to the 
memory module status.
Packets  total  indicates the total amount of data 
packets that have been sent/received since the 
last monitor start.
Bytes  total  indicates the total amount of data bytes that have been sent/received since the last monitor 
start.
The last four lines indica te transmission errors:
Timeouts  indicates the number of timeouts that have occurred in memory module data transmission since 
the last monitor start. 
Chksum  err  indicates the number of checksum errors in data packets from the memory module since the 
last monitor start.
Length  err  indicates the number of data packets with erro neous length from the memory module since the 
last monitor start.
Duplicated  indicates the number of duplicate data packets  from the memory module since the last monitor 
start. 
						

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1.3.3 PCMCIA Board
Chip type is the type of the PCMCIA controller 
chip used.
Number of slots  is the number of PCMCIA card 
slots on the CPU board (0, 1 or 2).
Slot A/B State  and Drv Active  indicate if the 
PCMCIA card slot is active.
Driver Ptr, Detect Int  and PcCard Int: PCMCIA 
card driver software related data. 
PcCard info : General PCMCIA card related 
information.