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    Table 3 Module hardware status
    Module keyModule keyboard status. See Table 4 Module keyboard status for a detailed description of the 
    message.
    Table 4 Module keyboard status
    Error Statuses (HEX):
    General errorModule general error status. See Table 5 Module general error status for a detailed description of the 
    message.
    Table 5 Module general error status
    Pneuma errorModule pneumatics error status. See Table 6 Module pneumatics error status for a detailed 
    description of the message.
    bit 0 Lamp ON
    bit 1 Stepper motor ON
    bit 2 Zeroing valve ON
    bit 3 Pump valve ON
    bit 4-15 Not used
    bit 0 Button 1 (start/stop) pressed
    bit 1 Button 2 (Lab.Data) pressed
    bit 2-15 Not used
    Bit Description What to do
    bit 0-1 Not used. -
    bit 2 Zeroing error. Zero gas signal out of limits or pressure 
    or temperature signal varying during measurement.CO
    2 sensor faulty. Send the 
    module to the factory for 
    repair.
    bit 3 CO
    2 measurement error. CO2 signal out of limits or 
    pressure or temperature signal varying during 
    measurement.CO2 sensor faulty. Send the 
    module to the factory for 
    repair.
    bit 4 Measurement error. Sensor temperature, 
    measurement pressure or absorbance is out of limits.CO
    2 sensor faulty. Send the 
    module to the factory for 
    repair.
    bit 5 Calibration error. Failure in calibration. Recalibrate.
    bit 6 Pneumatic error. See pneumatic error status 
    bits for details.
    bit 7 Lamp pulsing error. CO
    2 sensor faulty. Send the 
    module to the factory for 
    repair.
    bit 8-15 Not used. - 
    						
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    Table 6 Module pneumatics error status
    HW errorModule hardware error status. See Table 7 Module hardware error status for a detailed description of 
    the message. Bit Error label Description What to do
    0 pumping error Stepper motor is not able to generate 
    negative pressure at the pump 
    pressure sensor during zeroing.Check the function of the stepper 
    motor.
    1 eq. to amb. press failed Before filling the catheter, the pressure 
    in the module tubing is equilibrated to 
    the ambient pressure by switching the 
    pump valve on and off. If ambient 
    pressure is not reached, this error is 
    shown.Calibrate the pressure sensors. Check 
    the pump valve function.
    2 tubing/zero block occl Pressure at the pump pressure sensor 
    gets too low, when air is aspirated 
    though the zeroing valve.Check tubing/valves for occlusion.
    8 press sens values differ Pump pressure and catheter pressure 
    readings differ more than 50 mbars.Calibrate the pressure sensors.
    9 pneuma fatal error This error is shown, if the pneumatic 
    error occurred is considered fatal.Check for other pneumatics errors.
    10 cath press too low Catheter pressure reading is below 
    reasonable pressure values.Make sure that you are not applying too 
    low pressure to the catheter connector. 
    Calibrate the pressure sensors.
    11 cath press too high Catheter pressure reading is above 
    reasonable pressure values.Make sure that you are not applying too 
    high pressure to the catheter connector. 
    Calibrate the pressure sensors.
    12 pump press too low Pump pressure reading is below 
    reasonable pressure values.Make sure that you are not applying too 
    low pressure to the catheter connector. 
    Calibrate the pressure sensors.
    13 pump press too high Pump pressure reading is above 
    reasonable values.Make sure that you are not applying too 
    high pressure to the catheter connector. 
    Calibrate the pressure sensors. 
    						
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    Table 7 Module hardware error status
    TestbitTestbit is a module production phase test status and is always 0000 (HEX). If the testbit status is ≠ 
    0000, then the module should be returned to the factory.
    Voltages Vdd; 5 V digital units driving voltage received from the module frame.
    5vdc; 5 Volts of the module derived internally from 15vdc.
    15vdc; 15 Volts of the module received from the module frame.
    Pneuma voltage; 15 V voltage driving pneumatic elements of the module, derived from 15V dirty.
    15V dirty; 15 V voltage received from the module frame.
    bit 0 Lamp error
    bit 1, 2, 3 not used
    bit 4 CPU EEPROM error
    bit 5 Sensor EEPROM error
    bit 6 Internal AD converter error
    bit 7 External AD converter error
    bit 8 CO
    2 termopile error
    bit 9 Reserved
    bit 10 Temperature detector error
    bit 11 Pump pressure sensor error
    bit 12 Catheter pressure sensor error
    bit 13 Pneumatic power failure
    bit 14-15 Not used 
    						
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    4.12.1 Tonometry
    This is another route to reach Tonometry setup menu, Others - Tonometry. For a detailed description 
    on how to use this menu see “User’s Reference Manual”.
    How to calibrate PgCO2 
    1. Connect the calibration gas sampling line to the regulator and to the module’s catheter 
    connector.
    2. Select  PgCO2 Calibration. 
    3. Wait until the text ‘Start feeding gas and press ComWheel. Feed gas until Adjust message is 
    displayed’ appears. Open the regulator and start feeding gas. Press the ComWheel and 
    continue feeding gas until the text ‘Adjust’ appears on the display.
    4. Check that the displayed values match the values on the calibration gas container. Adjust with 
    the ComWheel, if necessary.
    5. If airway gases are monitored, it is recommended to calibrate the airway gases at the same 
    time.
    Start / Stop Cycling is for starting or stopping the 
    measurement.
    Display with PgCO2 is for defining the calculated value 
    displayed with PgCO2. The choices are Pg-Pa, Pg-ET or 
    pHI.
    Lab Data is for entering the blood gas values nad 
    calculations.
    PgCO2 Calibration is for calibrating the tonometry.
    PgCO2/Pg-ET Alarms is for disabling/enabling alarms 
    and adjusting the alarm limits. 
    						
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    4.12.2 Press Sensor 
    Start Calib.: A selection to start a module pressure 
    sensor calibration sequence. The procedure is guided 
    online.
    Record Data: A selection to print out the shown service 
    data to the device defined in the ...Service - Record 
    Data menu.
    TONO service data
    Amb Press; ambient pressure measured by the pressure 
    sensor. All the pressure values are given in both mmHg 
    and mbar on this page.
    Pump Press; pressure measured from the pumping unit.
    Cath Press; pressure measured from the catheter line.
    User Cal Press; pressure that the user sets during the 
    calibration sequence according to the pressure that is 
    applied to the catheter port. The set value should be 
    close to 100 mmHg.
    User Amb Press; pressure that the user sets during the calibration sequence according to the current ambient 
    pressure in the room.
    Store; a selection for storing/discarding the newly gained calibration values.
    Last Press calibration date; data read from the module that tells when the module has last been calibrated. 
    						
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    4.12.3 System Test
    Table 8 Description of system test
    Test label Description If test fails
    Pump unit function Stepper motor aspirates/pushes room air 
    through the zeroing valve. If the stepper is 
    working properly, it is able to generate small 
    negative/positive pressure at the pump unit 
    pressure sensor. Check the function of stepper 
    motor.
    Cath press = pump press Pump pressure sensor and catheter pressure 
    sensor readings are compared at three 
    pressures: at ambient pressure, at approx. +100 
    mbar and –100 mbar. Calibrate the pressure sensors.
    Tubing leak test The air tightness of the module inner tubing from 
    the zeroing valve to the pump valve is tested. Check tubing and connections 
    for leaks.
    Pump unit leak test The air tightness of the pump unit is tested. Check pump unit for leaks.
    Start Test: A selection to start the automatic system test 
    sequence. The procedure is guided online.
    Stop Test: A selection to stop the automatic system test 
    sequence.
    Record Data: A selection to print out the shown service 
    data to the device defined in the ...Service - Record 
    Data menu.
    TONO
    Cathpres; pressure measured from the catheter line 
    [mbar].
    Ambpres; ambient pressure in the room [mbar].
    Pumppres; pressure measured from the pumping unit 
    [mbar].
    System test results; detailed information of the test 
    results of different system parts. The meaning of the 
    messages:
    - “OK”, the part successfully passed the test 
    - “FAIL”, the part failed in the test
    - “N/A”, the test could not be carried out properly.
    See Table 8 Description of system test for a detailed description of the tested parts. 
    						
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    Cath conn. leak test The air tightness of the zeroing unit and catheter 
    connector is tested.Make sure that the catheter 
    connector is properly closed 
    during the test. Check the zeroing 
    unit and the catheter connector 
    for leaks.
    Block test  Air is aspirated through the zeroing valve. If 
    pressure at the pump pressure sensor drops too 
    much, the tubing/valves from the zeroing valve 
    to the pump pressure sensor is blocked.Check the tubing/valves for 
    blocks.
    Zero valve function Module pneumatic system pressurized and then 
    the zeroing valve is opened to room air. If the 
    pressure does not drop, the zeroing valve may 
    not be functioning.Check the function of the zeroing 
    valve.
    Pump valve function Module pneumatic system pressurized and then 
    the pump valve is opened to room air. If the 
    pressure does not drop, the pump valve may not 
    be functioning.Check the function of the pump 
    valve. Test label Description If test fails 
    						
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    4.12.4 CO2 Sensor
    Lamp ON/OFF: A selection to toggle the sensor lamp on 
    and off.
    Meas Signal: A selection to start an automatic signal 
    measurement sequence. This sequence measures 
    sensor lamp signal levels.
    Meas Zero: A selection to start an automatic zeroing 
    measurement sequence.
    Meas Gas: A selection to start an automatic gas 
    measurement sequence. This sequence first performs 
    the zeroing measurement. Then it measures the CO
    2 
    concentration of the sample of arbitrary gas aspirated 
    from the catheter port.
    Record Data: A selection to print out the shown service 
    data to the device defined in the ...Service - Record 
    Data menu.
    TONO
    Calib gain; CO2 measurement gain factor that is set in 
    calibration.
    Lamp on current; sensor lamp current when lit.
    Lamp off current; sensor lamp current when off.
    Block temp; sensor temperature [°C] (in degrees centigrade).
    Detector offset; CO
    2 detector offset voltage.
    Lamp status; displays whether the sensor lamp is on or off.
    CO2 AD; signal from CO
    2 sensor thermopile (AD counts).
    CO2 signal; thermopile signal maximum – minimum when the lamp is blinking (AD counts).
    CO2 zero; thermopile signal maximum - minimum during sensor zeroing when the lamp is blinking (AD counts).
    CO2 absorbance; calculated light absorbance during CO
    2 measurement.
    CO2 concentration; CO
    2 concentration (%) in sensor (does not include compensations related to catheter 
    measurement).
    MEAS TEMP; CO
    2 sensor temperature during signal measurement [°C].
    MEAS PRESS; CO
    2 sensor pressure during signal measurement [mbar].
    ZERO TEMP; CO
    2 sensor temperature during zeroing measurement [°C].
    ZERO PRESS; CO
    2 sensor pressure during zeroing measurement [mbar]. 
    						
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    4.12.5 Pneumatics
    Zero valve: A selection to toggle the zero valve on/off.
    Press valve: A selection to toggle the pump valve on/off.
    Record Data: A selection to print out the shown service 
    data to the device defined in the ...Service - Record Data 
    menu.
    TONO
    Cathpres; pressure measured from the catheter line 
    [mbar].
    Ambpres; ambient pressure in the room [mbar].
    Pumppres; pressure measured from the pumping unit 
    [mbar].
    Pneuma Power; displays whether electricity has been 
    connected to the pneumatics system or not.
    Zero valve; displays whether the zero valve is on or off.
    Pump valve; displays whether the pump valve is on or off.
    Gas removed count; displays how many times gas is 
    removed from the catheter during a measurement cycle.
    Pneumatic errors; detailed information of the performance of different pneumatics system parts. 
    The meaning of the messages:
    ‘NO’, the part performed OK during the measurement = ‘this error did not occur’
    ‘YES’, the part failed during the measurement = ‘this error did occur’
    See Table 6 Module pneumatics error status for a detailed description of the messages. 
    						
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    4.12.6 AD
    Record Data: A selection to print out the shown service 
    data to the device defined in the ...Service - Record 
    Data menu.
    TONO
    All the numbers in this section are AD counts, i.e. 
    computer internal data.
    EXTERNAL ADC
    CO2; CO
    2 sensor CO2 signal.
    temp; CO
    2 sensor temperature signal.
    cath press; pressure measured from the catheter line.
    pump press; pressure measured from the pumping unit.
    INTERNAL ADC
    VDD; 5 V digital units driving voltage received from the 
    module frame.
    5V; 5 Volts of the module derived internally from 15vdc.
    15V; 15 Volts of the module received from the module frame.
    pneuma voltage; 15 V voltage driving pneumatic elements of the module, derived from 15 V dirty.
    CO2 det offset; CO2 detector offset voltage.
    lamp current; CO2 sensor lamp current.
    15V dirty; 15 V voltage received from the module frame. 
    						
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