Dash 3000/4000/5000 Patient Monitor - GE Healthcare

1 GE HealthcareDash 3000 / 4000 / 5000 Patient MonitorService ManualSoftware Version 7 dash 3000 / 4000 / 5000 English2023909-014 (CD)2023896-104 (paper) 2011, 2013 General Electric CompanyAll rights reservedT-2 dash 3000 / 4000 / 5000 2000966-542D22 April 2013 NOTE: The information in this manual only applies to dash 3000 / 4000 / 5000 Patient monitors with software version 7. It does not apply to earlier software versions. Due to continuing product innovation, specifications in this manual are subject to change without : The assembly drawings in this manual only support Patient monitors with the SHQ product code.

2 Patient monitors with the SHQ product code are only compatible with software version or later. NOTE: Wireless LAN troubleshooting procedures are specific to the wireless LAN technology installed on the Patient Monitor . For dash Patient monitors with the LA-4137 wireless LAN hardware (identified on the dash wireless LAN transmitter label), and dash version 7 or later software, follow the wireless LAN troubleshooting instructions found in the service manual you received with your Patient : The a/b/g wireless feature is only compatible with dash 3000 / 4000 / 5000 Patient monitors with software version 7 or : The dash Port 2 docking station with version or later software is only compatible with the dash 3000 / 4000 / 5000 Patient Monitor with version or later.

3 For technical documentation purposes, the abbreviation GE is used for the legal entity name, GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, below are GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, Inc. trademarks. All other trademarks contained herein are the property of their respective , DINAMAP, EAGLE, MULTI-LINK, MUSE, SAM, SOLAR, TRIM KNOB, and UNITY NETWORK are trademarks of GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, Inc., registered in the United States Patent and Trademark , CARESCAPE, CENTRALSCOPE, INTELLIRATE, MENTOR, and SUPERSTAT are trademarks of GE Medical Systems Information Technologies, 3000 / 4000 /5000iContents1 Introduction.

4 1-1 Manual information .. 1-2 Revision history .. 1-2 Manual purpose .. 1-2 Intended audience .. 1-2 Ordering manuals .. 1-2 Safety information .. 1-3 Responsibility of the manufacturer .. 1-3 General .. 1-3 Warnings, cautions, and notes .. 1-4 Equipment symbols .. 1-5 Service information .. 1-9 Service requirements .. 1-9 Equipment identification .. 1-92 Equipment overview .. 2-1 Components .. 2-2 Monitoring system .. 2-2 Patient Monitor .. 2-2 Controls and indicators .. 2-6 Exchangeable or compatible battery packs .. 2-9 Optional components .. 2-10 Optional remote control.

5 2-13 Software packages and software options .. 2-14 Software packages .. 2-14 Software options .. 2-14 Ethernet communication .. 2-15 About Ethernet .. 2-15 Twisted pair .. 2-15 Network Terms .. 2-16 Theory of operation .. 2-17 Components .. 2-17 Overall Patient Monitor block diagram .. 2-17 Power supply .. 2-18 Data Acquisition System (DAS) .. 2-18iiDash 3000 / 4000 /50002000966-542 DProcessor/power management subsystem .. 2-27 Lithium-Ion battery power .. 2-35 Speaker .. 2-40 Handle subassembly .. 2-40 Interfaces .. 2-40 Storage and backup .. 2-42 Optional thermal printer.

6 2-433 Installation .. 3-1 Installation overview .. 3-2 Inspection .. 3-3 Before you .. 3-4 Connections .. 3-5 Back panel connections .. 3-5 Power up .. 3-7 Configure .. 3-7 dash installation checkout procedure .. 3-84 Configuration .. 4-1 Before you .. 4-2 Service menus .. 4-3 Boot Loader Service Menu .. 4-4 Main menu service mode .. 4-5 Procedures .. 4-9 Set print locations .. 4-10 Service Mode settings .. 4-11 Set Unit Name .. 4-11 Set Bed Number .. 4-11 Patient - Monitor Type .. 4-12 Admit Menu .. 4-13 Confirm or configure wireless LAN .. 4-14 Boot Code settings.

7 4-18 Set Defib Sync Voltage and pulse width .. 4-18 Set Line Frequency .. 4-18 Set CIC and QS protocol .. 4-19 Set MUSE system protocol .. 4-192000966-542 DDash 3000 / 4000 /5000iiiTranscutaneous Pace Blank Length .. 4-19 Set Country Selection .. 4-20 Set Language .. 4-20 Enable or disable AFIB Identification .. 4-21 Enable or disable IntelliRate .. 4-21 Analog Out Buzz .. 4-22 Completion .. 4-22 Advanced user procedures .. 4-23 Procedures .. 4-23 Set time and date .. 4-23 Transfer Monitor defaults .. 4-245 Preventive maintenance .. 5-1 Maintenance schedule .. 5-2 Visual inspection.

8 5-3 Cleaning and disinfecting the Patient Monitor .. 5-3 Procedure .. 5-3 Cautions .. 5-4 Impact or results of improper cleaning products and processes .. 5-5 Cleaning products to avoid .. 5-5 Storage .. 5-5 Clean the print head .. 5-6 Cleaning, disinfecting and storing GE ECG cables and leadwires .. 5-7 Cleaning and disinfecting .. 5-7 Sterilization .. 5-8 Cautions .. 5-8 Storage .. 5-8 Improper cleaning products and processes impact or results .. 5-8 Cleaning products to avoid .. 5-9 Cleaning other applied parts .. 5-9 Battery maintenance .. 5-10 How to charge the battery.

9 5-10 How to condition the battery .. 5-11 How to store the battery .. 5-12 How to wake up the battery .. 5-12 How to replace the batteries .. 5-14 Rechargeable battery recycling .. 5-15 About the Cadex SMart Two+ charger .. 5-16 Clear the stored Patient data memory .. 5-17ivDash 3000 / 4000 /50002000966-542D6 Troubleshooting .. 6-1 Fault analysis .. 6-2 Overview .. 6-2 Required tools or equipment .. 6-2 Problems .. 6-2 Acquisition PCB symptoms .. 6-4 Processor PCB symptoms .. 6-4 Error messages .. 6-5 Battery alarms and messages .. 6-7 Battery messages displayed in the ECG waveform area.

10 6-7 Battery messages displayed in the Battery Status information window .. 6-8 Battery Messages Displayed in the Battery Fuel Gauge Icon .. 6-8 Writer or printer .. 6-9 External .. 6-9 Internal .. 6-9No waveform at central station .. 6-10 Monitor defaults transfer .. 6-11 Storing Monitor defaults .. 6-11 Copying stored Monitor defaults .. 6-11 Change internet address .. 6-12 Review errors .. 6-13 View output or input errors .. 6-13 Useful error data .. 6-14 Get error logs .. 6-16 Get logs via PC using netUpdate .. 6-16 Get logs via CIC .. 6-21 Get logs via Centralscope.