Welch Allyn 6000 Series Connex Vital Signs Monitor - User Manual - Manual (Page 48)

message by selecting the control associated with the message or waiting for the
message to time out. Information messages rank the lowest in priority.
When the monitor is operating in Demo mode, which requires access to Advanced
settings, the Device Status area displays an information message indicating that the
Demo mode is active, as shown below.
Any alarm messages that occur in Demo mode include a clear "DEMO MODE:" prefix as
well.
Content area
The Content area displays current vital sign measurements and patient identification. It
also provides relevant controls.
The Content area includes the following:
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A frame for each available parameter
• The Patient frame
• The Manual parameters frame (height, weight, pain, temperature, respiration, and
BMI, depending on configuration)
In the Triage, Spot Check, and Intervals Monitoring profiles, the Content area also
includes a Save button, which you use to manually save current measurements to the
Review tab. If your monitor is connected to an external system, you can send these
patient measurements to that external system as well. You can configure your monitor
to automatically send these measurements any time you press Save, or you can navigate
to the Review tab and then select specific records to send to the external system.
In the Continuous Monitoring profile, patient measurement data is automatically saved to
the Review tab. Consequently, there is no Save button on the Home tab. (A Pause
button appears in its place. See "Pause continuous monitoring (Pause mode)" in the
Connex CS section of this directions for use.) If the monitor is connected to the Connex
central station, the monitor automatically sends these patient measurements to the
central station as well.
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