Philips makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but
not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular
purpose. Philips shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or
consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance or use of
this material.
This document contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright. All
rights are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced or
translated to another language without prior written consent of Philips Medical
Systems. The information contained in this document is subject to change without
notice. Philips assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its software on
equipment that is not furnished by Philips.
United States federal law restricts these devices to sale by or on the order of a
physician.
2
Intended Use
DescriptionThe Philips M1032A VueLink module is a plug-in module for use with a Philips
IntelliVue, V24 or V26 Patient Monitor or a Philips CMS Patient Monitoring
System.
The Philips M1032A VueLink module is powered via the patient monitor.
PurposeThe Philips M1032A VueLink module transmits information from a connected
external device to a Philips IntelliVue, V24 or V26 Patient Monitor or a Philips CMS
Patient Monitoring System. The Philips M1032A VueLink module is not a
therapeutic device.
Environ-
ment
The Philips M1032A VueLink module is intended to be used in a clinical
environment by trained healthcare professionals. It is not intended for home use.
3
Indications for Use
ConditionThe use of a Philips M1032A VueLink module is generally indicated when the
clinician decides there is a need to include the physiological and device parameters
and waves and alarms generated by external devices into the Philips IntelliVue, V24
or V26 Patient Monitor or a Philips CMS Patient Monitoring System.
Part of Body
or Type of
Tissue with
Which the
Device Inter-
acts
Frequency
of Use
Physiologi-
cal Purpose
Patient Pop-
ulation
Prescrip-
tion Versus
Over-the-
Counter
The Philips M1032A VueLink module does not contact the body or tissue of the
patient. Signals are obtained from external devices.
The Philips M1032A VueLink module is indicated for use when prescribed by a
clinician.
The Philips M1032A VueLink module is indicated when the purpose is to gain
information for treatment, to assess adequacy of treatment, or to rule out causes
of symptoms. The Philips M1032A VueLink module is well suited for patient
monitoring.
Please refer to the documentation describing the external device.
The Philips M1032A VueLink module is a prescription device.
4
Warnings, Cautions and Notes
In this guide:
Warning
•A
warning
alerts you to a potential serious outcome, adverse event or
safety hazard.
Failure to observe a warning may result in death or serious injury to the
user or patient.
CautionA caution alerts you where special care is necessary for the safe and effective
use of the product.
Failure to observe a caution may result in minor or moderate personal injury
or damage to the product or other property, and possibly in a remote risk of
more serious injury.
NoteA note gives special instructions to highlight an operating procedure or practice.
Notes may precede or follow the applicable text.
5
Responsibility of the Manufacturer
Philips Medical Systems only considers itself responsible for any effects on safety,
reliability and performance of the equipment if:
•assembly operations, extensions, re-adjustments, modifications or repairs are
carried out by persons authorized by Philips, and
•the electrical installation of the relevant room complies with national
standards, and
•the Philips M1032A VueLink module is used in accordance with the
instructions for use contained in this document, and in the relevant chapter
of the user documentation for the patient monitor into which the module is
plugged (Philips IntelliVue, V24 or V26 Patient Monitor or a Philips CMS
Patient Monitoring System).
Warning
•Failure on the part of the responsible individual hospital or institution
employing the this equipment to implement a satisfactory maintenance
schedule may cause undue equipment failure and possible health
hazards.
The maintenance schedule is defined in the Testing and Maintenance
chapter of the IntelliVue Patient Monitor Service Guide, the Philips CMS
Patient Monitoring System Service Guide, or the Philips V24/V26
Component Monitoring System Service Guide, corresponding to your
monitor.
NoteNot all the device drivers are available in all countries.
The Instructions for Use for all drivers are translated into the following languages:
Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian,
Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Simplified
Chinese (China), Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese (Taiwan), Turkish.
The driver software may not be available in all of these languages. Please refer to the
CMS-PM softserver (
subfolder Vuelink, subfolder Additional Information) for a list of the translated
drivers
that are available.
Please also check your local regulatory and business requirements for permission to
sell.
Philips authorized technical personnel are responsible for the setup, configuration
and repair of the VueLink module and all related Philips equipment. The
configuration, setup and repair of external devices furnished by manufacturers other
than Philips Medical Systems must be carried out by local site personnel, or by
representatives of the external device manufacturer.
Philips Medical Systems is not responsible for any problems arising from inaccurate
or erroneous data displayed on the Philips patient monitor that is received from
external devices furnished by manufacturers other than Philips Medical Systems.
Philips Medical Systems makes every effort to ensure that signal names are
maintained between the Philips patient monitor and any interfaced external devices.
However, signal names within the Philips patient monitor also need to remain
consistent. This means that in some cases the wave and numeric labels used on the
Philips monitor may be different from those used on the interfaced external device.
Philips Medical Systems will not be held responsible for any errors in the
configuration of the VueLink module for connection to free-analog devices.
If manufacturers other than Philips Medical Systems make changes to any VueLink
supported device, Philips Medical Systems will try to ensure that interfacing to that
device remains possible. However, Philips Medical Systems reserves the right to
discontinue interfacing to any device.
7
Introduction
This Service Guide contains technical details for the connection of external devices
to the VueLink module. It is not a comprehensive, in-depth explanation of the
product architecture or technical implementation.
Who Should
Use This
Guide
How to Use
This Booklet
This guide is for biomedical engineers or technicians responsible for connecting
external devices to Philips patient monitoring systems using the VueLink module.
This booklet provides information on the worldwide external devices that can be
connected to the VueLink module. It should be printed and inserted into Appendix
A of the VueLink Module Handbook, completely replacing the existing worldwide
driver information.
The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.
There are two different ways to connect your Device to VueLink:
•Connection via a Supported Device driver.
This uses one of the following device outputs:
–Analog
– RS-232 Digital
– Analog/Digital combination
•Connection via a Free Analog Device driver.
This only uses device analog outputs.
Supported Device Drivers
Supported Device Drivers are preconfigured in the VueLink module. A dedicated
ready-prepared VueLink cable is available for connecting the external device to the
module. (Please refer to page A-4 for cable part numbers).
Connecting your Device to VueLink
Free Analog Device Drivers
Free Analog Device Drivers must be manually configured into the module at
installation. A Free Analog VueLink cable is available for connecting the Free
Analog external device to the VueLink module. One end of the cable is
unterminated and must be prepared for connection to the external device on-site.
(Please refer to page B-4 for cable option part numbers).
This appendix contains information about the supported devices that can be
connected to the VueLink module. The following information is provided for each
supported device:
•The part number of the corresponding device driver.
•The configuration settings required on the external device.
•The placement of the output connectors on the external device.
A cable matrix has also been compiled, detailing the cable part numbers for each
supported device.
CautionOnly use cables specified by Philips Medical Systems when connecting
supported devices to the VueLink module. Use of unauthorized or incorrect
cables may result in damage to supported devices and may cause incorrect
data to be displayed on the Philips patient monitor.
The configuration settings required on the external devices are detailed on the
following pages. Procedures on how to configure the external devices are not
provided. Configuration procedures can be found in the documentation supplied
with the external devices. Philips personnel are only responsible for configuring
Philips manufactured external devices.
NoteThe signal labels used on the Philips patient monitor may be different from those
given on the external device. The labels used on the Philips patient monitor are
listed in the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use.
Supported Device Information15
Driver Part Numbers for Supported Devices
Driver Part Numbers for Supported Devices
Each driver is allocated a part number, using the driver key detailed below:
16Supported Device Information
VueLink Cable Overview
3 Separate part numbers are assigned to each VueLink Cable:
M1032A KXX optionTo order a cable with a new module.
M1182A KXX optionTo order a cable for an existing module or for
M1032-XXXXX optionTo order a cable for an existing module from
The Supported Device cable options are detailed in the matrix opposite:
1. Old cable only available for support in case an existing cable fails.
2. NAD = North American Dräger
Supported Device Information21
VueLink Cable Overview
22Supported Device Information
Auxiliary Devices
Abbott Oximetrix 3 - SO2 Monitor
Device Driver Name: Abbott Oximetrix 3
Device Driver P/N:M1032-A07rl
Supported Devices:Oximetrix (R)3 SO
Connection:RS-232 Digital (Fixed configuration)
Switch Settings:Factory default
where:
r = revision
l = language
Monitor (version 104 and
2
105)
Baud Rate:1200
Word Length:8 bits
Stop Bits:1
Start Bits:1
Parity:None
A2
Auxiliary Devices23
Abbott Oximetrix 3 - SO2 Monitor
Abbott Oximetrix 3 - SO2 Monitor Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Nellcor® N-100C - SpO2 Monitor
Device Driver Name: Nellcor® N-100
Device Driver P/N:M1032-A04rl
Supported Devices:Nellcor® N-100
Connection:Analog: 1 wave, 2 numerics, no alarms
Switch Settings:Set range switch to 0-10 V.
Nellcor® N-100C - SpO2 Monitor
where:
r = revision
l = language
Nellcor® N-100C - SpO2 Monitor Rear Panel
Auxiliary Devices31
Nellcor® N-100C - SpO2 Monitor
NoteThe VueLink cable can get stuck in the outer cabinet without providing proper
contact to the connectors. Apply moderate force to overcome this problem.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
•Digital Interface (optional): Babylink on
MEDIBUS protocol 3.00.
Baud Rate:9600
1
Word Length:8 bits (fixed)
Stop Bits:1 (fixed)
1
Parity:None
Handshake:Software (fixed)
1
Protocol:MEDIBUS
(BabyLink)
Switch Settings:Factory default
1. Must be set and verified in accordance with Dräger Babylog 8000 User’s Manual.
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RS-232
Connector
Dräger Babylog 8000 Ventilator
Dräger Babylog 8000 Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Ventilators39
patient monitoring network.
Dräger Evita Ventilator
Dräger Evita Ventilator
Device Driver Name: Dräger Evita Ventilator
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B11rl
Supported Devices:Dräger Evita Typ 8410614 with
Connection:Analog / RS-232 Digital combination exchange
where:
r = revision
l = language
•DW-Bus analog interface option number
8303940.
•digital interface option number 8305327
•SW Revision 11.01, 13.01 and 14.01, 13.02 or
14.02 for the digital interface and the Dräger
Evita Ventilator.
NotePlease ensure that the first two digits of the software version number shown on the
Dräger Evita display after switching on the device are the same as the first two digits
of the version number on the Evita’s interface cards.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Ventilators41
patient monitoring network.
Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator
Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B23rl
Supported Devices:Dräger Evita 2 with:
Supported Device Options:None
Connection:RS-232 Digital Channel A. (Channel B can also
where:
r = revision
l = language
•SW Revision 2.00.
•Digital interface (optional): EvitaLink 2.00 on
MEDIBUS protocol 3.00.
be used as an alternative when set up as follows.)
Baud Rate:19200
1
Word Length:8 bits (fixed)
Stop Bits:1
Parity:Even
1
1
Handshake:Software (fixed)
Protocol:MEDIBUS
1
1. These settings are fixed for digital channel A. If channel B is used, they must be set and verified
according to the Dräger Evita 2 User’s Manual.
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Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator
Dräger Evita 2 Ventilator Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Ventilators45
patient monitoring network.
Dräger Graphic Screen for Babylog 8000
Dräger Graphic Screen for Babylog 8000
Device Driver Name: Dräger Graphic Screen for Babylog 8000
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device User's Information for
Dräger for Graphic Screen for Babylog 8000 for exact details of numerics, INOPs
and alarms available from the external device via Philips patient monitoring
network.
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Dräger Graphic Screen for Savina
Dräger Graphic Screen for Savina
Device Driver Name:Dräger Graphic Screen for Savina
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B63rl
Supported Devices:Dräger Savina Software 3.01
Connection:RS-232 port on rear side
where:
r = revision
l = language
MEDIBUS Version 4.00
Dräger Graphic Screen version 2.n
MEDIBUS Version 4.00.
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device User's Information for
Dräger for Graphic Screen for Savina for exact details of numerics, INOPs and
alarms available from the external device via Philips patient monitoring network.
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device User's Information for
Dräger for Savina for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available
from the external device via Philips patient monitoring network.
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs, and alarms available from the external
device, and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Hamilton Veolar, Veolar FT, and Amadeus Ventilators
Hamilton Veolar, Veolar FT, and Amadeus Ventilators
Device Driver Name:Ve olar
1
Amadeus
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B19rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:•Veolar and Veolar FT Ventilators
Control Processor and Front Panel
sw rev: V30 and V33
Interface sw rev: NIK01
•Amadeus Ventilator
Control Processor and Front Panel
sw rev: A31
Interface sw rev: NIK01
Connection:RS-232 Digital
Baud Rate:9600
2
Word Length:7 bits (fixed)
Stop Bits:2 bits (fixed)
Parity:EVEN (fixed)
Handshake:Flag control
Program Selector: Position 9
2
2
1. The product name Veolar is used throughout to describe both the Hamilton Veolar Ventilator,
and the Hamilton Veolar FT Ventilator.
2. Must be set by Hamilton Service Engineer before connecting to VueLink.
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Hamilton Veolar, Veolar FT, and Amadeus Ventilators
Hamilton Veolar Ventilator Rear Panel
Hamilton Amadeus Ventilator Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs, and alarms available from the external
device, and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
BEAR 1000 Ventilator
BEAR 1000 Ventilator
Device Driver Name: BEAR 1000
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B28rl
Supported Devices: Bear 1000 (Basic and Comprehensive) SW
Connection: Analog (2 waves) / RS-232 Digital combination.
Word Length:8-bits (fixed)
Stop Bits:1 (fixed)
Parity:None (fixed)
The 15-pin connector should be connected to the analog port on the ventilator. The
9-pin connector should either be connected to the RS-232 port on the ventilator, if
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BEAR 1000 Ventilator
no Graphics Display is present, or to the Digital Out port on the Graphics Display.
In the latter case, the RS-232 gender adapter must also be used.
BEAR 1000 Ventilator Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Infrasonics® Infant Star / ISV Ventilator
Infrasonics® Infant Star / ISV Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Infrasonics® Infant Star / ISV
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B30rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:
•Original Infant Star Ventilator (yellow casing):
•Standard Model TÜV Approved
•High Frequency Model TÜV
•Enh. High Frequency Model TÜV
(software version 49, 51)
Approved (software version 46, 50,
52)
Approved (software version 82, 83)
•New Infant Star ISV Ventilator (grey casing):
•Standard Model ISV 500 TÜV
Approved (software version 105, 107)
•High Frequency Model ISV 950
(software version 107)
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Infrasonics® Infant Star / ISV Ventilator
Connection:The device driver supports the following
configuration for the serial communications port:
Baud Rate:1200
Word Length:8 bits
Stop Bits:2
Parity:None
Analog:1 wave
These settings are fixed and cannot be changed.
Switch Settings:None
Original Infrasonics Infant Star Ventilator Rear Panel
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Infrasonics® Infant Star / ISV Ventilator
New Infrasonics Infant Star Ventilator Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
60Ventilators
patient monitoring network.
Siemens SCM 990 Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Siemens SCM 990 AD (Adult)
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B08rl (Adult)
Supported Devices:Siemens 900 C/D/E with Servo Computer
Connection:Analog / RS-232 Digital combination
Siemens SCM 990 Ventilator
Siemens SCM 990 NEO (Neonatal)
M1032-B14rl (Neonatal)
where:
r = revision
l = language
Module 990 (serial number 713 or greater, sw rev
2.0).
Baud Rate:9600
Word length :8 bit s
Stop Bits:1
Parity:Even.
Analog:2 waves, 1 alarm,
1 numeric.
Switch Settings:See following table.
Transmission Switch Settings
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Siemens SCM 990 Ventilator
Transmission Switch Settings
Name
Switch
Number
Position
ADDRESS Code Switches10-9 (ANY)
20-9 (ANY)
PARITY Switches (for RS-232
1ON
configuration)
2ON
3OFF
4OFF
BAUD RATE switch15
NoteThe restart switch is to the right of the BAUD RATE switch. If any of the above
switches are changed during power-on; the device power must be switched off and
on.
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Siemens SCM 990 Ventilator
Siemens SCM990 Ventilator Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Siemens 900 C/D/E Ventilator
Siemens 900 C/D/E Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Siemens 900 C/D/E AD (Adult)
Siemens 900 C/D/E NEO (Neonatal)
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B03rl (Adult)
M1032-B07rl (Neonatal)
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:Siemens 900 C/D/E
Connection:Analog: 2 waves, 5 numerics, 1 alarm.
Switch Settings:Factory default
NotePlease ensure that the infant / adult switch on the Siemens Ventilator is in the
correct position.
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Siemens 900 C/D/E Ventilator
Siemens 900 C/D/E Ventilator Rear Panel
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
patient monitoring network.
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Maquet Servo 300/300A Ventilator
Maquet Servo 300/300A Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Maquet Servo 300/300A
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B20rl
Supported Devices:Maquet Servo 300/300A
Connection:Port N82 on rear side
where:
r = revision
l = language
Software revision 2.01
Baud Rate:9600
1
Word length :8 bit s
Stop Bits:1
Parity:Even.
Protocol:SV300CI EXTENDED
1. Must be set and verified according to the Maquet Servo 300/300A User Manual
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Maquet Servo 300/300A Ventilator
Maquet Servo 300 Ventilator Rear Panel
Note
The analog cable previously connecting the VueLink module to port N81 is no
longer supported.
All waves and numerics are now transferred to the VueLink module using the digital
cable connected to port N82.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
Ventilators67
patient monitoring network.
Maquet SERVO-i Ventilator
Maquet SERVO-i Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Maquet SERVO-i
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B55rl
Supported Devices:SERVO-i
Connection:Computer Interface Emulator
where:
r = revision
l = language
System version 2.0, 3.0
Baud Rate:9600
Word length :8 bit s
Start Bits:1
Stop Bits:1
Parity:Even
RS 232 Port
Maquet SERVO-i Ventilator Right Panel
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Maquet SERVO-i Ventilator
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
patient monitoring network.
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Maquet SERVO-s Ventilator
Maquet SERVO-s Ventilator
Device Driver Name:Maquet SERVO-s
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B65rl
Supported Devices:SERVO-s
Connection:Computer Interface Emulator
where:
r = revision
l = language
System version 3.0
Baud Rate:9600
Word length :8 bit s
Start Bits:1
Stop Bits:1
Parity:Even
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Maquet SERVO-s Ventilator
RS 232
Maquet SERVO-s Ventilator Back Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Maquet SERVO-s Ventilator
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HP M1025A/B Gas Analyzer
Device Driver Name: Philips M1025A/B
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B06rl
Supported Devices: Philips M1025A (Protocol Rev. A, serial Number
Connection:RS-232 Digital
A4
Gas Analyzers
where:
r = revision
l = language
31xx and lower) and Philips M1025B.
Baud Rate:9600
Parity:Even
Stop Bit:1
Data Bit:8
Handshake:Hardwired
Hardwire Mode:Switched Lines
Text Line:Ignore
Monitor Message: Ignore
Switch Settings: Use Philips M1025A/B screen configurations.
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HP M1025A/B Gas Analyzer
Philips M1025A/B Gas Analyser Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
patient monitoring network.
74Gas Analyzers
Datex Capnomac (II and Ultima) Gas Analyzer
Datex Capnomac (II and Ultima) Gas Analyzer
Start Up Procedure
The driver automatically identifies the connected device at start-up. For this reason,
the following start-up procedure must be followed whenever the user changes the
Datex Device, even if it is the same model:
1. Turn off the Datex Device.
2. Plug in and Set up the VueLink Module and connect the cable.
3. Turn on the Datex Device.
Note
Warning
To ensure proper operation of the VueLink module and accurate data, the start up
procedure described above must be carried out:-
•If the Datex device is turned off.
•If the VueLink module or cable is unplugged.
•Whenever the Datex device is selected.
•After re-entering monitoring mode.
•In order to avoid damaging the Datex device, the VueLink cable should
only be connected to, or disconnected from, the Datex device when it is
switched off.
Device Driver Name: DATEX
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B13rl
where:
r = revision
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Datex Capnomac (II and Ultima) Gas Analyzer
Supported Devices: •Datex Capnomac II
Connection:Analog / RS-232 Digital combination
Switch Settings:Factory default
l = language
•Datex Capnomac II four channel analog
output option
•Datex Ultima
All units shipped after Feb 21st 1994
Baud Rate:1200
Word Length:8 bits
Stop Bits:1
Parity:None
Analog:1 wave on Capnomac II
3 waves on Capnomac II
four channel analog output option
4 waves on Capnomac
Ultima
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Datex Capnomac (II and Ultima) Gas Analyzer
Datex Capnomac (II and Ultima) Gas Analyzer rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Dräger Vamos Variable Anaesthetic Gas Monitor
Dräger Vamos Variable Anaesthetic Gas Monitor
Device Driver Name:Dräger Vamos
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B54rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:Dräger Vamos Software 2.0
MEDIBUS Version 4.03
Connection:MEDIBUS RS-232 port on rear side
Baud Rate:9600
Data Bits:8
Start Bits:1
Stop Bits:1
Parity:even
1
COM 1
(Medibus)
Dräger Vamos Rear Panel
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Vamos User’s Manual.
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Dräger Vamos Variable Anaesthetic Gas Monitor
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
patient monitoring network.
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Ohmeda RGM 5250 Respiratory Gas Monitor
Ohmeda RGM 5250 Respiratory Gas Monitor
Device Driver Name:Ohmeda RGM 5250 Respiratory Gas Monitor
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B22Bl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices: Ohmeda RGM 5250 with SW Revision 6.0
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Ohmeda Rascal II Anesthetic Gas Monitor
Ohmeda Rascal II Anesthetic Gas Monitor
Device Driver Name: Ohmeda Rascal II
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B44rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices: Ohmeda Rascal II Anesthetic Gas Monitor with
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Cato User's Manual.
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1
1
Dräger Cato Anesthesia Device
Dräger Cato Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
to get wave output. This must be done by your
local Dräger Representative.
Dräger Cicero Anesthesia Machine Rear Panel
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Dräger Cicero Anesthesia Machine
NoteVueLink supports Isoflurane, Enflurane and Halothane gases only. If the Cicero is
configured with any other unsupported gas, Philips cannot accept any responsibility
for information displayed on the Philips patient monitor via VueLink.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
patient monitoring network.
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Dräger Cicero EM Anesthesia Machine
Device Driver Name: Dräger Cicero EM Anesthesia Machine
Baud Rate:9600
Word Length:8 bits fixed)
Stop Bits:1 (fixed)
Parity: Even (fixed)
Handshake:Software (fixed)
Protocol:MEDIBUS
Dräger Cicero EM Anesthesia Machine
1
1
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Cicero EM User's Manual.
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Dräger Cicero EM Anesthesia Machine
Dräger Cicero EM Rear Panel
Note
To access the connectors, open the Cicero EM housing.
NoteVueLink supports Isoflurane, Enflurane, Halothane, Sevoflurane, and Desflurane
gases only. If the Cicero EM is configured with any other unsupported gas, Philips
cannot accept any responsibility for information displayed on the Philips patient
monitor via VueLink.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro Anesthesia Machine
Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro Anesthesia Machine
Device Driver Name: Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B53rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro Software 3.01
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro Technical Service Manual.
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Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro Anesthesia Machine
Dräger Fabius GS/Tiro Rear Panel showing the location of COM1
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Dräger Julian Anesthesia Workstation
Device Driver Name:Dräger Julian
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B42rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:PM 8055 datamanager
•Software Revision 3.02.
•Digital Interface: MEDIBUS Protocol 3.00.
Connection: RS-232 Digital
Baud Rate: 9600
Word Length: 8 bits (fixed)
Stop Bits: 1 (fixed)
Parity: Even (fixed)
Handshake: Software (fixed)
Protocol: MEDIBUS
Dräger Julian Anesthesia Workstation
1
1
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Julian Anesthetic Workstation User's Manual.
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Dräger Julian Anesthesia Workstation
Dräger Julian Rear Panel
Note
VueLink supports Isoflurane, Enflurane, Halothane, Sevoflurane and Desflurane
gases only. If the Dräger Julian is configured with any other unsupported gas, Philips
cannot accept any responsibility for information displayed on the Philips patient
monitor via VueLink.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Dräger Pallas Anesthesia Workstation
Device Driver Name:Dräger Pallas
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B62rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:Dräger Pallas Software 3.01
MEDIBUS Version 4.03
Connection:RS-232 port COM1 on rear side
Baud Rate:9600
Data Bits:8
Start Bits:1
Stop Bits:1
Parity:even
Protocol:MEDIBUS
Dräger Pallas Anesthesia Workstation
1
COM 1
(Medibus)
Dräger Pallas Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Pallas User’s Manual.
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patient monitoring network.
Dräger PM 8050 Anesthesia Machine
Dräger PM 8050 Anesthesia Machine
Device Driver Name:Dräger PM 8050
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B32rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:Dräger PM 8050 with:
•Software Revision 2.02, 2.03.
•Digital Interface: MEDIBUS Protocol 3.00.
Connection: RS-232 Digital
Baud Rate: 9600
Word Length: 8 bits (fixed)
Stop Bits: 1 (fixed)
Parity: Even (fixed)
Handshake: Software (fixed)
Protocol: MEDIBUS
1
1
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger PM 8050 User's Manual.
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Dräger PM 8050 Anesthesia Machine
Dräger PM 8050 Rear Panel
Note
VueLink supports Isoflurane, Enflurane, Halothane, Sevoflurane and Desflurane
gases only. If the Dräger PM
8050 is configured with any other unsupported gas,
Philips cannot accept any responsibility for information displayed on the Philips
patient monitor via VueLink.
NotePlease refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
patient monitoring network.
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Dräger Primus/Apollo Anesthesia Workstation
Dräger Primus/Apollo Anesthesia Workstation
Device Driver Name:Dräger Primus/Apollo
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B52rl
where:
r = revision
l = language
Supported Devices:Dräger Primus Software 2.02
MEDIBUS Version 4.03
Dräger Apollo Software 3.0
MEDIBUS Version 4.03
Connection:RS-232 port COM1 on rear side
Baud Rate:9600
Data Bits:8
Start Bits:1
Stop Bits:1
Parity:even
Protocol:MEDIBUS
1
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Primus/Apollo User’s Manual.
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Dräger Primus/Apollo Anesthesia Workstation
COM 1
(Medibus)
Dräger Primus/Apollo Rear Panel
Note
Please refer to the Philips M1032A VueLink External Device Instructions for Use
for exact details of waves, numerics, INOPs and alarms available from the external
device and via Philips
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patient monitoring network.
Dräger Zeus Anesthesia Device
Dräger Zeus Anesthesia Device
Device Driver Name: Dräger Zeus
Device Driver P/N:M1032-B58rl
Supported Devices:Dräger Zeus Software 3.n
Connection:RS-232 port COM1 or COM2 on rear side
where:
r = revision
l = language
•MEDIBUS Version 4.03
Baud Rate:9600
1
Word Length:8
Stop Bits:1
Parity:Even
Protocol:MEDIBUS
1. Must be set and verified according to the Dräger Zeus User's Manual.
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