Welch Allyn CSM 7100 Setup guide

Connex Spot Monitor, CSM
Service and Repair training

Program
•Introduction
•Models and properties
•Operation
–Screens & indicators
–User menu’s
–Advanced menu’s
–Configuration
•Service
–Troubleshooting
–Repair
–Functional verification
•Quiz

CSM
•A Spot monitor for NIBP, SpO2 and
temperature
•Suitable for Neo, Ped and Adults
•Touchscreen user interface
•Various connectivity options
•Can be supplemented with an Accessory
Power Management (APM) stand

Model comparison
7100
Value
7300
Bluetooth
7400
WiFi Ready
7500
WiFi
Connectivity
WiFi
X
Bluetooth
X
USB
X X X X
Ethernet
X X X X
SpO2
Options
Nonin
X X X
Nellcor
X X X
Masimo
X X X
Parameter
Combinations
BP Only
X
BP/Temp
X X
BP/SpO2 X X X X
BP/SpO2
/Temp
X X X X
Custom Scoring
X X X
Hardware
Upgradable
No Yes Yes Yes
Software Upgradable
Yes Yes Yes Yes

Model number configuration
Model SpO2 Temperature -
Power Cord
71 = Value
73 = Bluetooth
74 =
WiFi Ready
75 =
WiFi
W =
Nonin
C =
Covidien
(
Nellcor)
M
= Masimo
X= None
T =
SureTemp
E = Braun Pro6000
Ear
X
= None
-
A = Denmark
B = North America
C = China
G = Argentina
K = South Korea
N = India/UAE
P
= Thailand
T = Taiwan
Y = Italy
Z = Brazil
2 = Europe
3 = Israel
4 = United Kingdom
5 = Switzerland
6 = Australia
66 = Australia (Orange)
7 = South Africa
Example: A
Connex Spot Monitor configured to include Bluetooth connectivity, Covidien SpO2, and
Braun Pro6000 thermometry, shipping
to North America would be 73CE-B
73 CE-B

Power supply
•Mains
–Internal 100 –240 V AC in APM
–Without APM, use external adapter: MS3, 35W
•Battery
–2 cell, Li-Ion smart battery inside the CSM
–Supplemented by a 9 cell Li-Ion battery in APM
–The hours of use depend on installed options,
battery age and capacity, display brightness
settings, etc
•Protection type: CSM Class 2, APM class l, BF

Communication
•USB:
–Mini B
•Ethernet
•WiFi:
–Internal, incl. antenna
–IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
–Security: WEP, WPA, WPA2
–Encryption: AES, PSK, EAP (various types)
•Bluetooth

CSM Controls, Indicators & Connections
1. 7” touchscreen
2. SureTemp module (can also be
Braun Pro6000)
3. Battery charge / Power indicator
1. Off: mains not connected
2. Red: mains connected and charging
3. Green: mains connected, battery fully
charged
4. Power button

CSM Controls, Indicators & Connections
1. Battery compartment
2. NIBP connection
3. USB client port
4. USB port
5. Power
6. Ethernet
7. Nurse call
8. SpO2 connection
9. SureTemp connection

APM indicators and connections
1. Battery compartment
2. Battery charge status
1 Led: 0 –19% charge
2 Leds: 20 –39% charge
3 Leds: 40 –59% charge
4 Leds: 60 –79% charge
5 Leds: 80 –95% charge
6 Leds: 96 –100% charge
3. Light power switch

APM indicators and connections
1. Printer port (future use)
2. 2 USB ports
3. USB cable to CSM
4. Power cable to CSM
5. Mains connection
6. Ground lug
7. Mounting recess
8. Battery cover screw
9. APM light

Device Operation, startup
•Runs POST upon starting up
•Confirm
–LED’s flashing
–Splash screen
–Beep (buzzer) and Chime (speaker)
–Display: all panes appearing (after login screen
if in use)
•In case of a POST failure, the CSM will
display an appropriate message / alert

Device Operation, Home Screen
1. Status Bar:
Clinician info, time, Connection info, profile, battery info (see next slide)
2. Content:
each parameter (set) has it’s own pane, touching the panes triggers various
functions
3. Primary navigation:
Navigation to other screens

Device operation, battery status indicator
•Connected to mains, battery charging
or full (estimated charge is displayed
as a percentage of capacity)
•running on battery power , remaining
capacity of all batteries:
–1–4 bars (represents % charge left)
–Estimated charge time remaining
•When battery is running low, CSM will
give 2 warnings:
–Amber low priority, appr. 30 mins left
–Red high priority, critically low

Device operation, user screens
•Patient screen: enter patient info
•Alarms screen: general alarm settings and
setting alarm limits for parameters (only
available in intervals profile)
•Review screen: review, send and delete
recorded data
•Settings screen: user and advanced settings

Device operation, Alarms
•The CSM can present physiological and technical
alarms
•4 different alarm priority levels:
–Information: blue background, 1 or 2 pulse tone
–Very low priority: cyan background , 1 or 2 pulse tone
–Low and medium priority: amber background , 3 pulse
tone
–High priority: red background , 10 pulse tone
•Alarms are traceable via the log file and are
maintained for 14 Log files

Device settings, Intervals
•Intervals can be set as:
–Automatic with a defined interval
–Stat: a 5 minute continuous measuring
–Program: Programs 1 –5 are configured in the
advanced settings, users can only run them,
Program 6 can be configured by the user

Device settings, Profiles
•The following user profiles are available (model
dependent):
–Spot profile
–Office profile
–Intervals profile
•Spot and Office profiles lack intervals alarms etc.
•Office can use Bluetooth or USB connectivity
•Spot and Intervals can use USB, Ethernet and WLAN

Device settings, Device
•Display brightness from 1 to 10
•Power down and sleep (alt.: touch power
button)
•Display lock

Device settings, Date & Time
•Date & Time may be automatically set by a network
configuration
•To set manually: change values and touch “Set Time”
•Manual settings will be overwritten by network settings