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Table of contents
Table of contents
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1 General ...................................................................................................... 4
1.1 General notes ................................................................................. 4
2 RS-232 export protocol............................................................................ 7

2.1 Introduction ..................................................................................... 7
2.2 Physical connection details............................................................. 8
2.3 General message details ................................................................ 9
2.4 Server states................................................................................... 10
2.5 Startup: Basic Data Mode............................................................... 10
2.6 Run time: basic data mode ............................................................. 16
2.7 Coding table.................................................................................... 24
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General
1 General
This chapter contains general notes and definitions that are important for the use of
this documentation.
1.1 General notes

1.1.1 Notes on use
Read the following notes carefully before applying the information contained in this
documentation.
The basic safety information defined here applies to all sections of this
documentation.
Dräger reserves the right to make changes to the product or this documentation
without prior notice. This documentation is intended solely for the purpose of
information when servicing the device.
Illustrations in this documentation are provided as examples and may differ from the
actual product or the language available.
1.1.2 Copyright and other protected rights

The content of this documentation, in particular its design, text, software, technical
drawings, configurations, graphics, images, data and their selection and its
composition and any amendments to it (content) are protected by copyright. The
content (in full or in parts) may not be modified, copied, distributed, reproduced, re-
published, displayed, transmitted or sold without the written permission of the
author.
1.1.3 Definitions
WARNING
A WARNING statement provides important information about a potentially
hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious
injury.
CAUTION
A CAUTION statement provides important information about a potentially
hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in personal injury or
property damage.
NOTE
A NOTE provides additional information intended to avoid inconvenience during
operation or service of the product.
Term Definition
Service All measures (inspection, maintenance, repair) intended to
maintain or restore the functional integrity of a product
Inspection Measures intended to determine and assess the current state
of a product

General
Term Definition
Maintenance Regular specified measures intended to maintain the func-
tional integrity of a product
Repair Measures intended to restore the functional integrity of a
product after a failure
1.1.4 Laws, regulations and standards

German laws, regulations and standards apply to devices used and serviced in
Germany. Users or service personnel in other countries are obliged to comply with
relevant national laws and with international standards.
1.1.5 Basic safety information

WARNING
Danger due to non-compliance with the documentation
Without exact knowledge of and compliance with this documentation,
carrying out the measures described herein could lead to personal injury,
damage to property, or damage to the environment. Using the product
without exact knowledge of and compliance with the corresponding
instructions for use could lead to personal injury, damage to property, or
damage to the environment.
– Make sure that you have the current revision of this documentation. Use
only the current revision of this documentation.
– Carefully read and comply with the measures described in this
documentation.
– Carefully read and comply with the corresponding instructions for use.
WARNING
Danger due to servicing work that is not carried out regularly or carried out
incorrectly
Service activities that are not carried out, carried out incorrectly or by non-
experts can lead to personal injury or property damage. If the safety,
functionality and condition of the product are not checked during servicing
work, risks can go undetected.
– Observe the servicing information contained in the instructions for use.
– Service activities must be carried out regularly and correctly by the user
group named for the respective activity.
– Only perform service activities and only connect the service PC if no
patient is connected to the product.
– Whenever servicing work has been performed, check the product
according to the test instructions.
WARNING
Danger due to an untested product
Failure to check the safety, function and condition of the product when
performing servicing work may result in risks remaining undetected and
subsequently in personal injury, property damage, or environmental
damage.
When performing servicing work, check the product according to the test
instructions.

General
WARNING
Danger due to non-compliance with test values
If test values do not conform to specifications, the patient’s safety may be
put at risk.
– Do not put the device into operation if test values do not conform to
specifications.
– Contact your local service organization.
CAUTION
Danger due to improper installation or configuration
If software is improperly installed or configured, the product may not function or it
may malfunction.
Installations or configurations must be performed by the user group which is
designated for the respective activity.
CAUTION
Power supply interrupted during software download
If the power supply of the device is interrupted during the software download, the
software download cannot be completed and the device stops working.
Connect the device to an external power supply before downloading software.
CAUTION
Lack of software compatibility
If, after replacing a component, the software version of the component is not
compatible with the device software version, device malfunctions or damage to the
device may occur.
Check the software compatibility and download software to establish software
compatibility if required.
CAUTION
Danger due to malware
Malware can cause product malfunctions.
Take precautions against malware.
NOTE
Risk of data loss during software updates
Take precautions against data loss (e.g., download data and store it externally).

2 RS-232 export protocol

2.1 Introduction
2.1.1 Scope of protocol
This document defines the requirements and schemes for the message protocol
used between Olympus compliant patient monitors (servers) and client systems
such as Clinical Information Systems, Anesthesia Record Systems and Data
Loggers for RS-232 based communications.
The document is partitioned into 2 parts:
1. The first part deals with general guidelines for implementation and interfacing
with Drager devices supporting the Export Protocol.
2. The second part specifies the messages used during Basic Data Mode. This
mode support exchange of demographics, the parameter dictionary and
parameter data.
In the future we expect to add additional ‘Parts’ to this document which define
further extensions to the Export Protocol. For example, we may add support for
waveforms, which is referred to in places as ‘Extended Data Mode’. In anticipation
of this, the document sometimes refers to reserved bytes and fields which are
reserved for this mode.
2.1.1.1 VF level protocol enhancement

The new parameters available in the VF release require the use of a second
parameter block. Use of this parameter block requires applications to recognize a 2
byte ID (i.e. FExxh). While the Export Protocol has always specified that a second
byte was possible, we were concerned that some applications have not properly
implemented this feature. As a result we have limited the previous 057h Data
Message Request to those parameters available using a single byte ID. We have
defined a new Data Message Request 77h, which will transmit all parameters using
2 byte Ids which eliminates the use of the existing 57h data request message.
2.1.2 Basic protocol goals and assumptions

The protocol defined in this document is constructed to meet a number of goals:
– The communication scheme should minimize the need for having to perform
simultaneous client software releases each time new parameters are added to
an Olympus compliant server. A system of self defining parameter definitions is
used at startup time so that the client can identify and label all possible
parameters which might be sent from the server (host bedside).
– No “edge triggered” logic is used in the message scheme; i.e., data is sent
repetitively, and not only when things change.
– All available parameter data is available to the client.
– It is assumed that the client does not need to track the alarm condition of the
server, however, provision is made to track the alarm state of each parameter.

2.1.3 Protocol overview

The protocol defined in this document supports the transmission of parameter data
from the Olympus server (i.e. the Drager patient monitoring system) to the client
(i.e. a CIS, Data Logger or other user of monitoring data). The supported baud rate
supported is 19.2 kbaud.
In all cases the startup message sequence must be exchanged, which provides for
initialization of the link and identification of the existence and type of server.
Optionally patient demographics and various dictionaries can be downloaded.
2.2 Physical connection details

2.2.1 Cable Requirements
2.2.1.1 For Modular and Configured Monitors
In order to connect to the Export Protocol port for any Draeger Infinity device, the
cable 5206441 must be obtained. This is an unterminated / universally keyed
interface cable which is terminated in a 14-pin Minichamp connector. The
unterminated side must then be wired as described in the next sections, depending
on the type of monitor to be interfaced.
2.2.1.2 For Infinity Acute Care System – Monitoring (IACS)

In order to connect to the Export Protocol port for the IACS (located on the PS250
or the P2500), the cable MS22948 must be obtained.
2.2.2 Connecting a Modular Monitor to a PC (Delta, Delta XL, Vista XL

or Gamma XXL patient monitor)
The terminated end of the cable will mate with the X3 connector on the Infinity IDS.
The unterminated end should be wired as follows:
Modular Monitor Serial Connections - Connector X3 IDS
Pin Number Signal Descrip- Pin Number Pin Number

Minichamp tion PC - 9 pin ‘D’ PC - 25 pin ‘D’
10 GND GND - Pin 5 GND - Pin 7
12 COMM-1 RxD Xmit Data - Pin 3 Xmit Data - Pin 2
13 COMM-1 TxD Rcv Data - Pin 2 Rcv Data - Pin 3
2.2.3 Connecting a Configured Monitor to a PC (Gamma Series,

Kappa, and Vista)
The terminated end of the cable will mate with the X5 connector on the Infinity IDS
or on the Interface plate. The unterminated end should be wired as follows:
Configured Monitor Serial Connections - Connector X5 IDS
Pin Number Signal Descrip- Pin Number Pin Number

Minichamp tion PC - 9 pin ‘D’ PC - 25 pin ‘D’
7 GND GND - Pin 5 GND - Pin 7
10 Remote TxD Rcv Data - Pin 2 Rcv Data - Pin 3
11 Remote RxD Xmit Data - Pin 3 Xmit Data - Pin 2

2.2.4 Connecting an IACS to a PC

The 4 pin Modular plug RJ22 connects to the PS250 or P2500 via the Export
protocol connector.
2.3 General message details

2.3.1 Stimulus/response message pairs
The Olympus Export Protocol is a half-duplex protocol, where communication is
almost always initiated by the client system, and responded to by the server (patient
monitor). There is one exception, in the case of Extended Data Mode, which is
described later in this document.
The “stimulus/response” message pair, occurs when the client machine sends a
request message, and the server machine (host) returns a reply message.
On receipt of a request message the host will check the message for completeness,
for a correct checksum, and for correct length. If the message is invalid then it will
send a NAK (i.e. 0x15h) to the sender and wait for the next request.
If the host does not have the capability to respond to the request (i.e. it only
supports a subset of the protocol) it will reply with an EOT (i.e. 0x04h).
If the host received the request, and was able to process it, it will reply as specified
in the following pages. The client should also check for proper checksum, message
length, etc. If an error occurs in reception, the client should resend the request
message.
If there is no server reply within 1 second the client should resend its request
message (for up to 3 times). If still no reply, the client should assume the link has
been broken and it should simply request the initial handshake message (a ‘break’
character followed by Msg 50h) every 2 seconds.
2.3.2 Serial port configuration

This is the only configuration supported:
Parameter Value
Baud rate 19200
Data size 8-bit
Parity None
Stop bits 1
Handshake None
2.3.3 Checksums
Checksums are used in all messages as a check on message integrity. The
checksum is calculated as the byte-wide sum of all bytes in the message up to but
not including the checksum itself.

2.4 Server states

2.4.1 Behavior during standyby and discharge
The server may go into a standby or patient discharge state at any time. When it
does, some rules of etiquette allow the client to make an orderly transition into the
new state.
Here are the rules, which the server will follow:
– When the server enters standby, it should set the “orderly shutdown” byte in its
Parameter Data message to 01. Similarly, when the patient is discharged, it
should set the byte to 02.
– When the next Parameter Data message is fully reconstructed by the client, it
will detect the orderly shutdown byte is other than the normal value of 00. It will
send a MSG 52h (request to stop sending packets) back to the server.
– At this point the server may choose to stop the packet stream. The client should
send, approximately every 2 seconds, MSG 50h to the server. The MSG 50h
must be preceded by a ‘Break’ character. The server should respond to this
message by returning a reply containing its status; i.e., 01 for standby, 02 for
discharge.
– The client will assume the server is in standby or discharge state as long as
these returned status bytes say the server still is in the corresponding state.
– When the server reenters the active state, it should set its status byte to 00. The
client will detect this and begin the startup sequence.
2.4.2 Behavior during power-off or pick & go

If the server is turned off, or removed for transport, the stream of data to the client
will stop if the Extended Data Mode was enabled, or, it will get no response to data
requests to the server.
When this condition is detected, the client should follow this sequence:
– The client should operate on the basis that the server has been removed, and
that when communications are re-established that a different server is now
connected.
– The client should send a MSG 50h, approximately every 2 seconds, until the
server responds. This message must be preceded by a ‘Break’ character.
– Once it starts receiving acknowledgements, the client should wait until the
server is in ‘active’ state (not standby or discharge), and follow the startup
sequence reinitializing any internal data tables.
2.5 Startup: Basic Data Mode

2.5.1 MSG 50h: Software ID/status request message
The client should first ask the server to identify itself via the Software ID/Status
Request Message. Because of the server state machine, this message should
always be originated by the client, even if it will ignore the contents of the reply.

One of the purposes of this exchange is to test the communications link: If the
server does not respond, the client must assume that either
– the server is disconnected
– the server is set to a different baud rate, so the client may want to change baud
rate and try again
– the server is turned off
– there is a hardware problem, which does not allow the two systems to
communicate.
For Gamma, Gamma XL and Vista monitors, the BREAK character is only needed
on the first command sent to the monitor ... this is usually the status (50h)
command. If the monitor doesn't reply, the BREAK character must be used (before
each command) until the monitor responds, and then the client device should stop
using the BREAK character. If the client device does not send a (keep-alive)
request for a period longer than 15 seconds, the monitor will "fall asleep". A similar
result will also occur if the physical connection is interrupted for a period longer than
15 seconds. In both cases, the monitor will need a BREAK character to wake it up
again but, once it is awake, it does not need to see another BREAK character.
To request the software ID and Server Status string, the following message is
specified. The client must first send a ‘break’ character and then will send...
0xA5 Sync byte

0x02 Low length
Note: 2 bytes follow the length pair
0x00 High length
0x50 Transaction code
0xF7 Checksum
The server will reply by sending...
0xA5 Sync byte

lenlo Low order of message length
lenhi High order of message length
0x50 Transaction code
device Device code (type of server instrument)

01h=Modular Monitor
02h=Configured Monitor
09=reserved

language Current language in use by the server

Coded as:
01h = English
02h = German
03h = French
04h = Spanish
05h = Italian
06h = Dutch
07h = Swedish
08h = Japanese Katakana
09h = Japanese Kanji
0Ah = Japanese Hiragana
0Bh = Danish
0Ch = Portuguese
0Dh = Greek
0Eh = Finnish
0Fh = Norwegian
10h = Polish
11h = Hungarian
12h = Romanian
13h = Slovakian
14h = Russian
15h = Chinese
16h = Arabic
support level Bit 0:{Reserved}

Bit 1:{future}
– 0 if server does not support Extended
Data Mode
– 1 if server does support Extended
Data Mode
Bit 2:{future}
– 0 if high-speed data is sampled at 250
Hz
– 1 if high-speed data is sampled at 200
Hz
server-status Coded as 00 if server is in active state

Coded as 01 if server in standby
Coded as 02 if patient discharged

server date/time 8 bytes (in binary):

century (e.g. 19), year, month, day, hour
(0-23), min, sec, spare
s/w version Null terminated string (max 16 chars)
protocol rev ‘RVx.y, 0(This revision is 2.1)

Null terminated string (max 6 chars)
‘x’ is the major revision number while ‘y’
is the minor revision number.
Checksum The reply message should be treated as

an implied acknowledgment to the
request.
2.5.2 MSG 56h: patient demographics

The client can request the patient demographics. The server returns the patient’s
name, ID, room/bed and other fields. This message is optional.
2.5.2.1 Patient demographics: message format

The client requests patient demographics name, ID, and room/bed number through
the use of this message.
0xA5 Sync byte

0x02 Low order length
0x00 High order length
0x56 Transaction code (or message ID)
0xFD Checksum
The server replies with a message of the form:
0xA5 Sync byte

len low Low order length byte
len high High order length byte
0x56 Echoback of transaction code
0x01,len,ptname 32 max Unicode characters
0x02,len,ptid 16 max Unicode characters
0x03,len,roomid 8 max Unicode characters
0x04,len,birth-date 10 max Unicode characters,
“DD/MM/YYYY”,00
0x05,len,admit-date 10 max Unicode characters,
“DD/MM/YYYY”,00
0x06,len, height 3 max Unicode characters, in cms
0x07,len, weight 6 max Unicode characters, in kgms x 10

0x08,len, dx 32 max Unicode characters

0x09,len, bldtyp 4 max Unicode characters
0x0A,len, phn# 13 max Unicode characters
0x0B,len, sex 8 max Unicode characters
Checksum
All character fields are null (double byte 00) terminated - not included in character
count. The length (len) is the number of characters, or 1/2 the number of bytes.
As shown, each field has a Field ID, Field Length and associated information. If the
server does not support the field type, or has no information for that field, the entire
field is not transmitted.
2.5.3 MSG 75h: SPO2/ PULS/ NIBP

The client can request the NBP/Spo2 data. This is for Telemetry interface only. The
server returns NiBP and SpO2 values and status.
2.5.3.1 NIBP-Tele message format
0xA5 Sync Byte

0x02 Msg Length Low Byte
0x00 Msg Length High Byte
0x75 Transaction Code
0x1C Checksum
2.5.3.2 Parameter response

The server will respond by sending a NBP/SpO2 Data Message as a reply
message. The response will contain as follows:
0xA5 Sync Byte

lenlo Msg Length Low Byte
lenhi Msg Length High Byte
0x75 Transaction Code
hwsn Null terminated string (11 fixed bytes
including Null)
NiBP date/time 8 bytes (unsigned values) representing
last NiBP measurement, century, year,
month, day, hour (0-23), min,sec,spare
SPO2 Alarm Status 1 byte (alarm state – see table below)
SPO2 Cond. 1 byte (parameter condition – see table
below)
SPO2 1 byte (unsigned latest value, in percent)
PULS 1 byte (unsigned latest value, in beats
per minute)

NiBP Units 1 byte (0x0B will indicate units should be

in mmHg [e.g. 112 will represent 112
mmHg], 0x0C means units in Kilopascal
(kPa) times 10, [e.g. 143 will represent
14.3 kPa])
NiBP Mean Status 1 byte (alarm state – see chart below)
NiBP Mean Cond. 1 byte (parameter condition - see chart
below)
NiBP Mean 2 bytes (signed latest value, in units
shown by NiBP Units)
NiBP Sys. Status 1 byte (alarm state – see chart below)
NiBP Sys. Cond. 1 byte (parameter condition - see chart
below)
NiBP Systolic 2 bytes (signed latest value, in units
NiBP Dia. Status 1 byte (alarm state – see chart below)
NiBP Dia. Cond. 1 byte (parameter condition - see chart
below)
NiBP Diastolic 2 bytes (signed latest value, in units
Checksum 1 byte
Alarm State Values

(Several states can exist at once, e.g. 0x06 indicates Serious Alarm and Alarm
Active; “All Alarms Off” will never combine with other alarms)
No Alarm 0x00
Advisory Alarm 0x01
Serious Alarm 0x02
Life Threatening Alarm 0x03
Alarm Active 0x04
Alarm Latched 0x08
Alarm Silenced 0x0C
All Alarms Off 0x80
Parameter Condition Values

Condition overrange “+++” 0x10
Condition underrange “---“ 0x11
Technical condition “***” 0x12
Parameter Blank “ ” 0x20

2.6 Run time: basic data mode

The client should not expect the Basic Data Message to be computed by the server
more than once per second. It is transmitted in response to a Basic Data Message
Request (Msg 57h). It contains all the available parameter values in addition to
parameter and waveform support information. The same message format is used,
in a partitioned fashion, for the Extended Data Message.
2.6.1 Parameter data format

2.6.1.1 MSG 57h parameter data message format
The client can request the entire parameter data message by sending:
0xA5h Sync
0x02h Length low
0x00h Length high
0x57h Transaction code
0xFEh Checksum
2.6.1.2 MSG 77h parameter data message format

The client can request the entire parameter data message by sending:
0xA5h Sync
0x02h Length low
0x00h Length high
0x77h Transaction code
0x1Eh Checksum
2.6.1.3 Parameter response

The server will respond by sending a Parameter Data Message as a normal reply
message. The message layout is identical whether sent as a bulk message or sent
interleaved with a number of waveform packets (refer to the Extended Data
message). The response will contain a definition for each of the parameters
(including those not displayed) as follows:
1 0xA5h Sync byte

2 Low len Low order length
3 High len High order length, i.e. # bytes to follow after here
4 0x57 or 0x77 This identifies this as a Parameter Data message
Note: With Delta VF10 release - when requesting MEDIBUS.X -
associate 2.7 Coding table parameter Code# (see Source: MEDIBUS.X)
as well as the preexisting parameter Code#, if applicable (see
Delta:Device or MIB).
5 Reserved [ISD - SERVMOD]
6 SHUTDNF Orderly shutdown byte; normally 0
7-14 8 wvfm IDs [{future} IDs of waveforms in the Extended Data Message]

15-22 Reserved
23 Reserved
24 PMNUMB Number of PARAM subpackets to follow
25-?? PARAM 1 PARAM subpacket; one of these for each PARAM
??-?? PARAM 2 The layout for each subpacket is given below
...
??-?? PARAM N
?? Checksum
2.6.1.4 Sync byte (byte 1)

The use of a sync byte in the Parameter Data message is specified so that the
content of the message is identical when it is retrieved using a stimulus/response
method or interleaved within the Extended Data message.
2.6.1.5 Length of the parameta data message (bytes 2 & 3)

The string is of variable length, so it must contain a length specifier after the sync
byte. This word value contains the number of bytes which follow (including the
checksum) and does not include the length bytes themselves. The order is Intel
(low, high) format.
2.6.1.6 Transaction code (byte 4)

The transaction code is included so that the format of the parameter data message
is the same whether it is fetched by a stimulus/response method or it is received
four bytes in each waveform packet as part of an Extended Data message.
2.6.1.7 Orderly shutdown byte (byte 6)

The “orderly shutdown” byte is normally 00h. This is used to signal that the server is
going into either a standby state, or some other state which requires that the packet
stream stop.
Other valid reasons are specified as:
01h Monitor put into standby

02h Patient discharged
2.6.1.8 Waveform ID bytes {future} (bytes 7-14)

If the client is interested in waveforms, then this provides the Ids of the waveforms
in the Extended Data Message, in the order they are transmitted. A missing
waveform is encoded with a null (00).
2.6.1.9 Number of param subpackets to follow (byte 24)

The client needs to know how many parameter subpackets to expect in the
remainder of the message. Please refer to the Operating Guide for the host for an
explanation of which parameters get transmitted.

2.6.2 Param subpacket - general considerations

One PARAM subpacket is transmitted for each parameter available from the server
up to a maximum of 20 {future versions may support more than 20}. Each
parameter’s code has already been defined at startup time. The client needs to
know on a dynamic basis the numeric values for each parameter.
Byte# Content(s) Description

1 Subpacket length Number of bytes in this subpacket
2 PARAM COUNT Specifies how many CODE/Value pairs are pres-
ent in this subpacket.
If Bit 3 is set, then a time stamp follows.
3 Reserved
4 SCALE ID [{future} This gives the full scale pressure range,
if any]
5 TOPVAL (Low order) [{future} WVFM 16 bit sample at top of display
zone]
6 TOPVAL (High order) [{future}]
7 BOTVAL (Low order) [{future} WVFM 16 bit sample at bot of display
zone
8 BOTVAL (High order) [{future}]
2.6.2.1 57th parameter subpacket

9 1st Param Code Parameter Code for 1st Parameter
(if CODE is = 0Exh, reserved for ISD use.)
10 1st Param status Status for first parameter.
11-i 1st Param value ASCII for parameter #1, <= 5 bytes
i+1 2nd Param Code (optional, i.e. Param Count > 1, see Byte 2)
i+2 2nd Param status (opt.) Status for second parameter.
i+3 - j 2nd Param value (opt.) ASCII for param #2, <= 5 bytes
j+1 3rd Param Code (optional, i.e. Param Count > 2, see Byte 2)
j+2 3rd Param status (opt.) Status for third parameter.
j+3-k 3rd Param value (opt.) ASCII for param #3, <= 5 bytes
.....
s+1 sth Param Code (optional, i.e. Param Count > 2, see Byte 2)
s+2 sth Param status (opt.) Status for fourth parameter.
s+3-t sth Param value (opt.) ASCII for param #4, <= 5 bytes
t+1 F2h Timestamp CODE (optional, see Byte 2)
t+2 day, hour (opt.) 2 bytes, binary
t+4 minute, second (opt.) 2 bytes, binary
t+6 0 (opt.) 1 byte, null-terminator

2.6.2.2 77th two byte parameter subpacket

9/10 1st Param Code Parameter Code for 1st Parameter
(if CODE is = 0Exh, reserved for ISD use.)
11 1st Param status Status for first parameter.
12-i 1st Param value ASCII for parameter #1, <= 5 bytes
i+1 2nd Param Code (optional, i.e. Param Count > 1, see Byte 2)
i+3 2nd Param status (opt.) Status for second parameter.
i+4 - j 2nd Param value (opt.) ASCII for param #2, <= 5 bytes
j+1 3rd Param Code (optional, i.e. Param Count > 2, see Byte 2)
j+3 3rd Param status (opt.) Status for third parameter.
j+4-k 3rd Param value (opt.) ASCII for param #3, <= 5 bytes
.....
s+1 sth Param Code (optional, i.e. Param Count > 2, see Byte 2)
s+3 sth Param status (opt.) Status for fourth parameter.
s+4-t sth Param value (opt.) ASCII for param #4, <= 5 bytes
t+1 F2h Timestamp CODE (optional, see Byte 2)
t+3 day, hour (opt.) 2 bytes, binary
t+5 minute, second (opt.) 2 bytes, binary
t+7 0 (opt.) 1 byte null terminator
2.6.2.3 Param subpacket: value encoding rules

Note that the Param Value value strings are actually variable length. They support a
maximum of 5 displayable characters. If fewer than 5 are to be displayed, then the
fields shall terminate with a null character. In other words you can have 5
characters without a null or 4 (or fewer) with a null.
Units of measure will be affected by the configuration of the host device, and will
follow host setup. Default parameter units of measure are as follows::
Pressure, ATM mmHg

tpO2/CO2 mmHg
Weight kg
Temperature °C
iCO2, exCO2 mmHg
STx mm
%iCO2, %exCO2 %
iO2, exO2 %
iN2O, exN2O %
iAG, exAG % (applies to ISO, SEV, HAL,...)
Height cm

2.6.2.3.1 Delta Product (Delta, Kappa, DeltaXL, VistaXL, and Gamma XXL)
If a particular parameter does not have a specific code for a specific Unit of
measure, the value will get changed depending on the device UOM configuration,
but the parameter code will remain the same.
Example: Delta with temperature UOM set to°C (Default) will send the following
code and value for Ta:
Param code: 0080 - Group: TEMP Param: Ta UOM: C
Parameter value: 21.1
Result: The UOM for code 80h is °C and the value is in °C
Example: Delta with temperature UOM set to F will send the following code and
value for Ta:
Param code: 0080 - Group: TEMP Param: Ta UOM: CParameter value: 70.4
Result: The UOM for code 80h is °C but the value is in F
2.6.2.3.2 Infinity Acute Care System Product
NOTE
If the IACS is configured for SDC, there are no changes to the IACS export
protocol in VF7.x software versions.
The parameter UOM will remain the same even if the unit of measurement is
changed on the monitor.
Example: IACS with temperature UOM set to °C (Default) will send the following
code and value for Ta:
Parameter value: 35
Result: The UOM for code 80h is °C and the value is in °C
Example: IACS with temperature UOM set to F will send the following code and
value for Ta:
Parameter value: 35
Result: The UOM for code 80h is °C and the value is in °C but the monitor will
display the value in F.
2.6.2.4 Param subpacket: length (byte 1)

The length byte is the number of bytes in the subpacket including itself.
2.6.2.5 Param subpacket: number of parameters (byte 2)

This byte contains the number of parameter IDs (right 3 bits - Bits 0,1,2) included in
this subpacket. The number of parameters values can be 1 thru 3 as defined by the
parameter type. If Bit 3 is set, then the parameter (or parameter group) is measured
intermittently (such as NBP or CO), and a timestamp will follow. It is up to the client
to detect timestamp changes which result from new measurements.
2.6.2.6 Param subpacket: SCALE ID {future} (byte 4)

[Support information for waveform mode]
The SCALE ID allows the client to determine when the host’s pressure full range
scales have changed. The ID refers to the dictionary passed at startup time. It is
dynamic to allow a pressure scale change on the server to be sent to the client.

2.6.2.7 Param subpacket: BOTVAL and TOPVAL {future} (bytes 5-8)

[Support information for Extended Data mode]:
These two signed 16 bit values are transmitted in Intel order (low, high) and are
used by the client to scale the waveform amplitude to the current height of the
display zone.
For all non-ECG waveforms, BOTVAL defines the value of the waveform sample
which will be displayed at the bottom of a channel regardless of its physical size.
TOPVAL is the value of the waveform sample which will be displayed at the top of
the waveform’s channel regardless of its size.
For all ECG waveforms, BOTVAL defines the sample value corresponding to the
bottom of the ECG scale bar and TOPVAL defines the sample value corresponding
to the top of the ECG scale bar. All ECG waveforms shall have the same values for
BOTVAL & TOPVAL. TOPVAL shall equal -1.0*BOTVAL to center the ECG
waveform in its display channel.
The client will verify that the value for TOPVAL is greater than BOTVAL by 128 or
more.
2.6.2.8 Param subpacket: parameter code bytes

Each parameter CODE is verified to exist in the parameter CODE table. An error
should be flagged if an unmatched CODE is received. Note that blank parameters
can be sent, which represent blank Parameter Boxes on the server - these should
be ignored.
If the Parameter CODE has a value of 0xFEh, then the client must assume that the
relevant information is in the second section of the Parameter Dictionary. Note that
in these cases the Parameter CODE is effectively 2 bytes long.
2.6.2.9 Param subpacket: param status byte (byte 9)

The status of each parameter in the parameter subpacket will be encoded
separately, since each parameter can independently go into and out of alarm.
Please note that alarm conditions are only available for connected parameters.
The current alarm type is encoded in the parameter status byte as follows:
Bits 0,1 0 = No Alarm

1 = Advisory Alarm
2 = Serious Alarm
3 = Life Threatening Alarm
[Refer to the Patient Monitor IFU for definitions of alarm levels]
The current alarm status is encoded in the parameter status byte as follows:
Bits 2,3 0 = No Alarm

1 = Active Alarm - alarm condition is ongoing, user has not
silenced the alarm (audio & video annunciation)

2 = Latched Alarm - alarm condition has ceased, however user has

not silenced the alarm yet (audio and video annunciation).
3 = Silenced Alarm - alarm condition is ongoing, user has silenced
the alarm (video annunciation only).
The current parameter display status is encoded in the parameter status byte as
follows:
Bit 7 0 = Displayed (on main screen)

1 = Not displayed (on main screen)
2.6.2.10 Param subpacket: param value fields

For each parameter CODE, a variable length text string, which contains the ASCII
representation for the parameter value shall follow. This string can contain five
characters without a null terminator or fewer than five characters terminated by one
and only one null character. The client application must be prepared to received
and decode either format. A parameter value can have a delimiter of either a period
or comma, depending on language setting of monitor. (i.e. 5.5 or 5,5)
Parameter special conditions

The parameter value is not always an ASCII string. Under special conditions the
value is represented by a byte-wide Condition ID. These IDs are listed and
available through the Parameter Code Table. In order to distinguish an ID from a
value, a ‘^^’ is transmitted as the first 2 bytes of the Param Value. Some examples
are as follows:
Delta IACS
Parameter over-range ‘^^’,010h,0 "+++^^"\0
Parameter under-range ‘^^’,011h,0 "---^^"\0
Parameter cannot be determined ‘^^’,012h,0 "***^^"\0
Heart rate = Asystole ‘^^’,005h,0 "ASY^^"\0
Parameter Status = Artifact ‘^^’,014h,0 "ARTF"\0
The arrhythmia parameter is non-numeric. Refer to the Parameter Code Table for a
list of Codes.
EEG parameter special handling

The EEG parameter represents a somewhat special condition. The set of
parameter values per lead (i.e. EEG1, EEG2, EEG3 and EEG4) is sent in 2
subpackets since there are more than 7 measurements possible per lead.
The 1st param code in each subpacket will specify the lead, while the 1st param
value for the lead will be the Lead Label (or Lead Location). The Lead Label can be
any of the labels specified in Section 6.4. In addition, differential Lead Labels can
be specified. Some examples follow:
LEFT ‘!’, 056h, 0

LEFT BACK ‘!’, 056h, 059h, 0
FP ‘!’, 041h
FP - C4 ‘!’, 041h, 04Bh

The 2nd and following param codes will contain the values for specific
measurements such as; MED, SEF, BETA, ALPHA, etc. The first subpacket will
contain; MED, BSR and THETA. The second subpacket will contain; SEF, POWER,
ALPHA, BETA and DELTA
2.6.2.11 Param subpacket: time stamp

If the parameter is measured intermittently (i.e. typically more than one minute
between measurements) a time stamp will follow. For example CO via thermal
dilution will be time-stamped, however Continuous Cardiac Output via SvO2
measurement would not be time-stamped. The day field should be checked to
determine how old the reading is.
2.6.3 Parameter coding table

Note: Parameters labeled as being provided by an MGM (Multi-Gas Module) can be
available in the following situations:
– Scio Multigas Module
– Siemens KION configuration
– Anesthesia configuration when connected via MIB.
Note: The Range can be used to derive the data format, and the number of
characters required to transmit the value. Leading zeros are never sent, and only
negative numbers are designated by a sign ('-'). Data is transmitted in the highest
resolution format possible (but never using more than 5 total characters).
See separate chapter "Parameter coding table" for details.
2.6.4 EEG lead label coding table

The value field of EEG1, EEG2, EEG3 and EEG4 are the Lead Labels for the
particular EEG lead monitored. The following table provides a list of lead labels.
CODE# 1 BYTE LEAD LABEL ASCII CHARACTER

41h FP ‘A’
42h FP1 ‘B’
43h FP2 ‘C’
44h FX ‘D’
45h F3 ‘E’
46h F4 ‘F’
47h F7 ‘G’
48h F8 ‘H’
49h CZ ‘I’
4Ah C3 ‘J’
4Bh C4 ‘K’
4Ch T7 ‘L’
4Dh T8 ‘M’
4Eh PZ ‘N’
4Fh P3 ‘O’
50h P4 ‘P’
51h P7 ‘Q’

CODE# 1 BYTE LEAD LABEL ASCII CHARACTER

52h P8 ‘R’
53h O ‘S’
54h O1 ‘T’
55h O2 ‘U’
56h LEFT ‘V’
57h RIGHT “W’
58h FRONT ‘X’
59h BACK ‘Y’
2.7 Coding table

See next pages

Gamma
Delta, Delta Unit of
Code Dräger label Gamma XL, IACS Source Range Parameter description
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
00h Start of First Section
01h 'HR' X X X ECG bpm or ENUM 15-300 Heart Rate (Can be value or 05h or 06h)
02h 'ARR' X X X ECG ENUM see 05h-0Eh Arrhythmia Status
03h 'ARR' X ECG ENUM see 05h-0Eh Arrhythmia Status
04h 'PVC' X X X ECG PVC/min 0-60 Number of PVCs per minute
05h 'ASY' X X ECG ASCII fixed Asystole
06h 'VF' X X ECG ASCII fixed Ventricular Fibrillation
07h 'VT' X X ECG ASCII fixed Ventricular Tachycardia
08h 'RUN' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Run of PVCs
09h 'AIVR' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Accelerated Idioventric- ular Rhythm
0Ah 'CPT' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Couplet
0Bh 'BGM' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Bigeminy
0Ch 'TACH' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Tachycardia (VE)
0Dh 'BRDY' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Bradycardia (VE)
0Eh 'PAUS' X ECG ASCII fixed Pause (VE)
0Fh 'SVT' Gamma XL X ECG ASCII fixed Supraventricula Tachy- cardia
10h '+++' X X ALL ASCII fixed Overrange (Almost any parameter can display this
'value')
11h '---' X X ALL ASCII fixed Underrange (Almost any parameter can display this
'value')
12h '***' X X ALL ASCII fixed Unknown (Almost any parameter can display this
'value')
13h 'APN' X Pod/Cartr . CO2 RESP ASCII fixed Apnea (Resp. rate from pod or cartridge can display
this 'value')
14h 'ARTF' Gamma XL X ALL ASCII fixed Artifact
15h RESERVED - - - - - Unknown Agent (see 18h)
16h RESERVED - - - - - PVC/min
17h RESERVED - - - - - Mixed Agent (see 18h)
18h ENUMERATION Device MGM ENUM see Parameter Agent Status -- Can have the following values:
Description 15h Unknown Agent
17h Mixed Agent
9Fh Desflurane
A2h Sevoflurane
A5h Halothane
A8h Enflurane
ABh Isoflurane
19h 'BIS' - MIB X BIS- 0 - 100 Bispectral Index
1Ah 'SQI' - MIB X BIS- % 0 - 100 Signal quality indicator
1Bh 'EMG' - MIB X BIS- dB 0 - 100 Electromyographic power
1Ch 'BSR' - MIB X BIS- % 0 - 100 Burst suppression ratio
1Dh 'SEF' - MIB X BIS- -Hz 0 - 300 Spectral edge frequency
1Eh 'POWE R' - MIB- X BIS- -dB 40 - 100 Total power
1Fh NOT USED - - - - -
20h 'ART' Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Arterial BP – Systolic
21h Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Arterial BP – Diastolic
22h Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Arterial BP – Mean
23h 'PA' Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Pulmonary Artery BP – Systolic
24h Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Pulmonary Artery BP – Diastolic
25h Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Pulmonary Artery BP – Mean
26h 'RV' X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Right Ventricle BP – Systolic
27h X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Right Ventricle BP – Diastolic
28h X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Right Ventricle BP – Mean
29h 'LV' X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Left Ventricle BP – Systolic
2Ah X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Left Ventricle BP – Diastolic
2Bh X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Left Ventricle BP – Mean
2Ch 'RA' X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Right Atrial BP
2Dh 'LA' X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Left Atrial BP
2Eh 'CVP' Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Central Venous Pres- sure
2Fh 'ICP' Gamma XL X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Intra-Cranial Pressure
30h 'CPP' X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Central Perfusion Pres- sure
31h 'GP1' X X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 1 – Systolic
32h X X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 1 – Diastolic
33h X X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 1 – Mean
34h 'GP2' X X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 2 - Systolic
35h X X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 2 - Diastolic
36h X X X BP mmHg -5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 2 - Mean
37h 'P1A' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1a - Systolic
38h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1a - Diastolic
39h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1a - Mean
3Ah 'P1B' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1b - Systolic
3Bh X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1b - Diastolic
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
3Ch X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1b - Mean
3Dh 'P1C' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1c - Systolic
3Eh X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1c - Diastolic
3Fh X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1c - Mean
40h ῞P1D' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1d - Systolic
41h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1d - Diastolic
42h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 1d - Mean
43h ῞P2A' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2a - Systolic
46h ῞P2B' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2b - Systolic
47h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2b - Diastolic
48h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2b - Mean
49h ῞P2C' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2c - Systolic
4Ah X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2c - Diastolic
4Bh X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2c - Mean
4Ch ῞P2D' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2d - Systolic
4Dh X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2d - Diastolic
4Eh X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 2d - Mean
4Fh ῞P3A' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3a - Systolic
52h ῞P3B' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3b - Systolic
53h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3b - Diastolic
54h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3b - Mean
55h ῞P3C' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3c - Systolic
56h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3c - Diastolic
57h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3c - Mean
58h ῞P3D' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3d - Systolic
59h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3d - Diastolic
5Ah X BP mmHg -5 - 300 BP Channel 3d - Mean
5Bh 'NBP' X X /Cartr. X NBP mmHg 0 - 250 Non-Invasive BP - Systolic
5Ch X X /Cartr. X NBP mmHg 0 - 250 Non-Invasive BP - Diastolic
5Dh X X /Cartr. X NBP mmHg 0 - 250 Non-Invasive BP - Mean
5Eh 'PWP' X X BP mmHg -5 - 120 Pulmonary Artery Wedge Pressure
5Fh RESERVED - - X - - - ECG/RESP
60h 'RESP' ''RRi' (IACS) X X X ECG RPM 0 - 100 Respiration Rate
61h 'IBP' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Invasive BP - Systolic

62h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Invasive BP - Diastolic
63h X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Invasive BP - Mean
64h 'SPO2' X X X SPO2 % 0 - 100 Oxygen Saturation (from pulse)
65h 'PLS' X X X SPO2 bpm 15 - 300 Pulse Rate
66h 'RRC' Gamma XL Pod/Cartr . X CO2 breaths/mi n 0 - 150 Respiratory Rate
67h 'ETCO2* ' Device MGM mmHg 0 - 100 End-Tidal CO2
68h 'RRC*' Device MGM breaths/mi n 0 - 100 Calculated Resp
69h 'INCO2*' Device MGM mmHg 0 - 100 Inspired CO2
6Ah RESERVED - - - - - Limit Alert icon 1
6Bh RESERVED - - - - - Limit Alert icon 2
6Ch RESERVED - - - - - Limit Alert icon 3
6Dh RESERVED - - - - - Agent?
6Eh RESERVED - - - - - Mixed
6Fh 'TB' X X TEMP oC 0 - 50.0 Temperature b (VE)
70h 'VT' MIB Device VENT ml 0 - 1500 Tidal Volume
Connectivity
71h 'VTi' MIB Device VENT ml 0 - 1500 Inspired Tidal Volume
Connectivity
72h 'TVE' MIB VENT ml 0 - 1500 Expired Tidal Volume
73h 'MV' MIB VENT L/min 0 - 25 Minute Volume
74h 'MVI' MIB VENT L/min 0 - 25 Inspired Minute Volume
75h 'MVE' MIB Device VENT L/min 0 - 25 Expired Minute Volume
Connectivity
76h 'Pmean' MIB Device VENT cmH2O mbars 0 - 50 Mean Airway Pressure
Connectivity (IACS)
77h 'PIP' MIB Device VENT cmH2O mbars 0 - 100 Peak Inspiratory Pres- sure
Connectivity (IACS)
78h 'EEP' MIB VENT cmH2O 0 - 50 End Expiratory Pres- sure
79h 'RR' MIB Device VENT breaths/mi n 0 - 75 Respiratory Rate
Connectivity
7Ah 'PEEP' MIB Device VENT cmH20 0 - 50 Peak End Exp. Pres- sure
Connectivity
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
7Bh 'Pplat' MIB VENT cmH20 0 - 50 Pause Pressure
7Ch RESERVED - - - - - PAW (string)
7Dh RESERVED - - - - - VOL (string)
7Eh 'INO2*' MIB Device VENT % 0 - 100 Inspired O2
Connectivity
7Fh '∆T' X X TEMP oC -50.0 - 50.0 Delta Temperature
80h 'TA' X X X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature a
81h 'T1A' X X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature 1a
82h 'T1B' X X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature 1b
83h '∆T1' X X TEMP oC -50.0 - 50.0 Delta Temperature 1
84h 'T2A' X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature 2a
85h 'T2B' X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature 2b
86h '∆T2' X TEMP oC -50.0 - 50.0 Delta Temperature 2
87h 'T3A' X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature 3a
88h 'T3B' X TEMP oC -5.0 - 50.0 Temperature 3b
89h '∆T3' X TEMP oC -50.0 - 50.0 Delta Temperature 3
8Ah 'BT' X X CO oC 0 - 50.0 Blood Temperature
8Bh 'CO' X X CO L/min 0 - 20.0 Cardiac Output
8Ch 'ICO' MIB Device SVO2 L/min 0.5 - 20.0 Intermittent Cardiac Output
Connectivity
8Dh 'CCO' MIB Device SVO2 L/min 1 - 20.0 Continuous Cardiac Output
Connectivity
8Eh 'SVR' MIB Device SVO2 -5 0 - 4000 Systemic Vascular Resistance
Dyne/*s/*cm
Connectivity
8Fh 'IT' X X CO oC -5.0 - 30.0 Injectate Temperature
90h 'O2' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Oxygen
91h 'INO2' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Inspired Oxygen
92h 'FIO2' Device FIO2 % 0 - 100 Fractional Inspired Oxy- gen
93h 'ETO2' Device MGM % 0 - 100 End-tidal Oxygen
94h 'CO2' Device MGM mmHg 0 - 100 Carbon Dioxide
95h 'INCO2' Gamma XL Pod/Cartr . Pod CO2 mmHg 0 - 100 Inspired Carbon Dioxide
96h 'ETCO2' Gamma XL Pod/Cartr . Pod CO2 mmHg 0 - 100 End-tidal Carbon Diox- ide
97h '%ECO2 ' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Percent Expired Car- bon Dioxide
98h '%ICO2' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Percent End-tidal Car- bon Dioxide
99h 'N2O' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Nitrous Oxide
9Ah 'IN2O' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 100 Inspired Nitrous Oxide
9Bh 'ETN2O' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 100 End-tidal Nitrous Oxide
9Ch 'AG' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Agent
9Dh 'IAG' Gamma XL Device MGM % 0 - 100 Inspired Agent
9Eh 'ETAG' Gamma XL Device MGM % 0 - 100 End-tidal Agent
9Fh 'DES' Device MGM % 0 - 100 Desflurane (see 18h)
A0h 'INDES' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 100 Inspired Desflurane
A1h 'ETDES' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 100 End-tidal Desflurane
A2h 'SEV' Device MGM % 0 - 80 Sevoflurane (see 18h)
A3h 'INSEV' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 80 Inspired Sevoflurane
A4h 'ETSEV' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 80 End-tidal Sevoflurane
A5h 'HAL' Device MGM % 0 - 20 Halothane (see 18h)
A6h 'INHAL' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 20 Inspired Halothane
A7h 'ETHAL' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 20 End-tidal Halothane
A8h 'ENF' Device MGM % 0 - 40 Enflurane (see 18h)
A9h 'IENF' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 40 Inspired Enflurane
AAh 'ETENF' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 40 End-tidal Enflurane
ABh 'ISO' Device MGM % 0 - 25 Isoflurane (see 18h)
ACh 'INISO' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 25 Inspired Isoflurane
ADh 'ETISO' Gamma XL Device X MGM % 0 - 25 End-tidal Isoflurane
AEh RESERVED - - - - - i
AFh RESERVED - - - - - et
B0h 'WLO2' Device KION bar 0 - 100 Wall gas pressure for O2
B1h 'WLN2O' Device KION bar 0 - 100 Wall gas pressure for N20
B2h 'WLAIR' Device KION bar 0 - 100 Wall gas pressure for Air
B3h 'TKO2' Device KION bar 0 - 100 Tank gas pressure for O2
B4h 'TKN2O' Device KION bar 0 - 100 Tank gas pressure for N2O
B5h 'TKAIR' Device KION bar 0 - 100 Tank gas pressure for Air
B6h NOT USED - - - - -
B7h NOT USED - - - - -
B8h RESERVED - - - - - O2
B9h RESERVED - - - - - N2O (see DBh)
BAh RESERVED - - - - - Air (see DBh))
BBh RESERVED - - - - - Wall
BCh RESERVED - - - - - Tank
BDh 'FGO2' Device KION L/min 0 - 80 Fresh gas flow for O2
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
BEh 'FGN2O' Device KION L/min 0 - 80 Fresh gas flow for N2O
BFh 'FGAIR' Device KION L/min 0 - 80 Fresh gas flow for Air
C0h 'ST' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST (non-specific)
C1h 'STI' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead I
C2h 'STII' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead II
C3h 'STIII' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead III
C4h 'STAVL' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead AVL
C5h 'STAVR' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead AVR
C6h 'STAVF' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead AVF
C7h 'STV' or ''STV1' X X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead V (5/6 wire) or V1 (12 lead) cable
C8h 'STV+' or ''STV2' Gamma XL X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead V+ (5/6 wire) or V2 (12 lead) cable
C9h 'STV3' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead V3
CAh 'STV4' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead V4
CBh 'STV5' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead V5
CCh 'TPO2' Pod MIB TCGAS mmHg 0 - 300 0 - 800 Transcutaneous pO2
CDh 'TPCO2' Pod MIB TCGAS mmHg 0 – 150 0 - 200 Transcutaneous pCO2
CEh 'TPO2*' Pod TCGAS mmHg 0 - 300 Transcutaneous pO2 - second pod
CFh 'TPCO2* ' Pod TCGAS mmHg 0 - 150
D0h 'SVO2' MIB Device SVO2 % 10 - 100 Venous Oxygen Satura- tion
Connectivity
D1h 'SAO2' MIB Device SVO2 % 0 - 100 Arterial Oxygen Satura- tion
Connectivity
D2h 'BT*' MIB Device SVO2 oC 25 - 43.0 Blood Temperature
Connectivity
D3h 'CCI' MIB Device SVO2 L/min/m2 0 - 5.0 Continuous Cardiac Index
Connectivity
D4h 'ICI' MIB Device SVO2 L/min/m² 0 - 5.0 Intermittent Cardiac Index
Connectivity
D5h 'SVRI' MIB Device SVO2 Dynes*s* cm- 0 - 5000 Systemic Vascular Resistance Index
Connectivity 5*m2
D6h 'DO2' MIB Device SVO2 ml/min 0 - 1000 Oxygen Delivery
Connectivity
D7h 'VO2' MIB Device SVO2 ml/min 0 - 300 Oxygen Consumption
Connectivity
D8h 'STV6' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Lead V6
D9h 'STVM' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Vector Magnitude
DAh 'STVCM ' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Vector Change Mag- nitude
DBh ENUMERATION Device KION ENUM B9h, BAh Gas Combination has values of; B9h N2O Combination
of O2/N2O BAh Air Combination of O2/Air
DCh 'INSPT' MIB VENT % 0 - 75 Percent Inspiration

DDh 'I' MIB Device VENT unitless 1-10 Inspiration (part of I:E ratio, see F4h)
Connectivity
DEh ENUMERATION Device KION ENUM 1-3 Breathing Circuit has values of;
1. CLOSED - Closed circuit or circle system
2. SEMI-CL - Semi- closed circuit
3. OPEN - Open circuit or non-rebreathing system
DFh ENUMERATION Device KION ENUM 1-6 Ventilation Mode has values of;
1. HAND - Manual Ventilation
2. VCTRL - Volume Control
3. PSUP - Pressure Support Mode
4. VSUP - Volume Support Mode
5. PCTRL - Pressure Control Mode
6. PRVC - Pressure Regulated Volume Control Mode
E0h 'EEG1' Pod EEG ENUM Table 8.4 First Channel See Table 8.4
E1h 'EEG2' Pod EEG ENUM Table 8.4 Second Channel See Table 8.4
E2h 'EEG3' Pod EEG ENUM Table 8.4 Third Channel See Table 8.4
E3h 'EEG4' Pod EEG ENUM Table 8.4 Fourth Channel See Table 8.4
E4h 'MED' Pod EEG Hz 0.5 - 30.0 Median Frequency
E5h 'SEF' Pod EEG Hz 0.5 - 30.0 Spectral Edge Fre- quency
E6h 'TOTAL' Pod EEG dB 40 - 100 Total Power
E7h 'BETA' Pod EEG % 0 - 100 BETA Power as percent of Total
E8h 'ALPHA' Pod EEG % 0 - 100 ALPHA Power as percent of Total
E9h 'THETA' Pod EEG % 0 - 100 THETA Power as percent of Total
EAh 'DELTA' Pod EEG % 0 - 100 DELTA Power as percent of Total
EBh 'BSR' Pod EEG % 0 - 100 Burst Suppression Ratio
Ech NOT USED - - - - -
EDh NOT USED - - - - -
EEh NOT USED - - - - -
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
EFh NOT USED - - - - -
F0h - - - - -
F1h - - - - -
F2h DAY,HO UR,MIN, - - - - - Time of Day
SEC
F3h NOT USED - - - - -
F4h 'E' MIB VENT unitless 1-10 Expiration (part of I:E ratio, see DDh)
F5h 'ICP2' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Intra-Cranial Pressure
F6h 'CPP2' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Central Perfusion Pres- sure
F7h 'SPO2*' X MICROII+ [IACS % 1 – 100 pulse oximeter Spo2
External device]
F8h '∆SPO2 %' X MICROII+ [IACS 0 – 100 pulse oximeter delta Spo2%
External device]
F9h PLS* X MICROII+ [IACS 30 - 250 pulse oximeter PLS

External device]
FAh DUC- TAL INDICA-

TOR
FBh PRE- DUCTAL - - - - -
FCh POST- DUCTAL - - - - -
FDh NOT USED - - - - -
FEh RESERVED - - - - - Pointer to Second Section
FFh RESERVED - - - - - End of First Section
FE00h RESERVED
FE01h 'VTi m' Pod X FLOW ml 0 – 3000 Inspired Tidal Volume, mechanical
FE02h 'VTi spon' Pod X FLOW ml 0 – 3000 Inspired Tidal Volume, spontaneous
FE03h 'VTalv mand' Pod FLOW ml 0 – 3000 Alveolar Tidal Volume, mechanical
FE04h 'VTalv spon' Pod FLOW ml 0 – 3000 Alveolar Tidal Volume, spontaneous
FE05h 'Mvalv mand' Pod FLOW L 0 - 60 Alveolar Minute Volume, mechanical
FE06h 'Mvalv spon' Pod FLOW L 0 – 60 Alveolar Minute Volume, spontaneous
FE07h 'Vds' Pod X FLOW ml 0 – 500 Airway Deadspace
FE08h 'Cdyn' Pod X FLOW ml/cmH2O 0 – 500 Lung Compliance
FE09h 'C20/Cdyn' Pod FLOW - N/A Dynamic Compliance over last 20% breath
FE0Ah 'Re' Pod FLOW cmH2O/(L/S) 0 – 100 Expiratory Airway Resistance, dynamic
FE0Bh 'Ri' Pod FLOW cmH2O/(L/S) 0 - 100 Inspiratory Airway Resistance, dynamic
FE0Ch NOT USED
FE0Dh NOT USED
FE0Eh 'PIF' Pod FLOW l/min 0 – 180 Peak Inspiratory Flow
FE0Fh 'PEF' Pod FLOW l/min 0 – 180 Peak Expiratory Flow
FE10h 'VT' X FLOW % 0 – 100 ET tube leakage
FE11h 'VTe mand' Pod FLOW ml 0 - 3000 Expiratory Tidal Volume, mechanical
FE12h 'VTe spon' Pod FLOW ml 0 – 3000 Expiratory Tidal Volume, spontaneous
FE13h 'MVe mand' Pod FLOW L 0 – 60 Expired Minute Vol- ume, mechancial
FE14h 'MVe spon' Pod FLOW L 0 – 60 Expired Minute Vol- ume, spontaneous
FE15h 'RRmand' Pod FLOW 1/min 0 – 150 Respiratory Rate, mechanical
FE16h 'RRspon' Pod FLOW 1/min 0 – 150 Respiratory Rate, spontaneous
FE17h NOT USED
FE18h 'RSBI' Pod FLOW bpm/l 0 – 1000 Rapid Shallow Breath- ing Index
FE19h 'VCO2' Pod FLOW ml/min 0 – 800 Expired CO2 Minute Volume
FE1Ah 'VTCO2' Pod FLOW ml 0 – 800 Expired CO2
FE1Bh 'VTalv' Pod FLOW ml 0 – 3000 Alveolar Tidal Volume, total
FE1Ch 'MValv' Pod FLOW L 0 – 60 Alveolar Minute Volume, total
FE1Dh 'PeCO2' Pod FLOW mmHg 0 – 99 Mixed-Expired CO2
FE1Eh Vds/ VTe' Pod FLOW - 0 – 0.75 Dilution Ratio, airway
FE1Fh 'Ti' Pod FLOW sec 0 – 60 Inspired Time
FE20h 'Te' Pod FLOW sec 0 – 60 Expired Time
FE21h 'STdV1' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Derived Lead I
FE22h 'STdV3' X X ECG mm -15.0 - 15.0 ST Derived Lead 3
FE25h 'xMAC' Device X SCIO % MAC multiple based on end-tidal concentrations
FE26h 'BCT' Pod X BIS-X unitless 0-30 Burst count
FE27h "Current" Pod X NMT mA 5-60 Stimulation current
FE28h 'Single' Pod X NMT % 0-200 Single twitch ratio
FE29h 'TOF- Ratio' Pod X NMT % 4-150 Train of four ratio
FE30h 'TOF- Count' Pod X NMT unitless 0-4 Train of four count
FE31h 'PTC- Count' Pod X NMT unitless 0-20 Post tetanic count
FE32h 'Temp' Pod X NMT oC 20-40 Thermistor temperature
FE33h 'CNAP S' Pod CNAP mmHg 0 - 300 Continous NIBP - Systolic
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FE34h CNAP D' Pod CNAP mmHg 0 – 300 Continous NIBP – Diastolic
FE35h CNAP M' Pod CNAP mmHg 0 - 300 Continous NIBP - Mean
FE36h Not Used - - - - -
FE37h Not Used - - - - -
FE38h 'p-CO' Pod PICCO L/min 0.25 - 25.00 Cardiac Output
FE39h 'GEDV' Pod PICCO mL 40-4800 Global end diastolic volume
FE3Ah 'GEDVI' Pod PICCO mL/m2 80-2400 Global end diastolic volume Index
FE3Bh 'EVLW' Pod PICCO mL 10-5000 Extra vascular lung water
FE3Ch 'EVLWI' Pod PICCO mL/kg 0-50 Extra vascular lung water index
FE3Dh 'GEF' Pod PICCO % 1-99 Global ejection fraction - non-U.S.
FE3Eh 'p-BT' Pod PICCO ºC or ºF 25 ºC to 43 ºC (77 Blood Temperature
ºF to 109 ºF)
FE3Fh 'PVPI' Pod PICCO N/A 0.1-10 Pulmonary vascular permeability index
FE40h 'PCCO Pod PICCO l/min 0.25-25.00 Pulse contour cardiac output
FE41h 'PCCI' Pod PICCO l/min/m² 0.01-15.00 Continuous Cardiac Index
FE42h 'p-SVI' Pod PICCO ml/m² 1-125 Stroke Volume Index
FE43h 'SVV' Pod PICCO % 0-50 Stroke volume variation
IACS(0- 100)
FE44h 'p-SVR' Pod PICCO dyn.sec.cm -5 0-30000 Systemic Vascular Resistance
FE45h 'p-SVRI' Pod PICCO - 0-30000 Systemic Vascular Resistance Index
dyn.sec.cm
5 2
.m
FE46h 'dPmax' Pod PICCO mmHg/s 200-5000 Index of left ventricular Contractility (dPmax) - non-U.S.
FE47h NOT USED

FE48h 'SV' MIB Device SVO2 ml 0-300 Stroke Volume
Connectivity
FE49h 'SVI' MIB Device SVO2 ml/m² 0-200 Stroke Volume Index
Connectivity
FE4Ah 'EF' MIB Device SVO2 % 0-100 Ejection Fraction
Connectivity
FE4Bh 'EDV' MIB Device SVO2 ml 0-800 End Diast. Volume
Connectivity
FE4Ch 'EDVI' MIB Device SVO2 ml/m² 0-400 End Diast. Volume Index
Connectivity
FE4Dh 'ESV' MIB Device SVO2 ml 0-700 End Syst. Volume
Connectivity
FE4Eh 'ESVI' MIB Device SVO2 ml/m² 0-400 End Syst. Volume Index
Connectivity
FE4Fh 'CFI' Pod PICCO L/min 1 - 15 Cardiac Function Index
FE50h 'ITBV' Pod PICCO mL 50 - 6000 Intrathoracic blood volume
FE51h 'ITBVI' Pod PICCO mL/m² 100 - 3000 Intrathoracic blood volume Index
FE52h 'p-CI' Pod PICCO L/min/m² 0.1 - 15 Cardiac Index
FE53h 'p-SV' Pod PICCO mL 1 - 250 Stroke Volume
FE54h 'PPV' Pod PICCO % 0 - 50 Pulse Pressure Varia- tion
FE55h 'TAIR' MIB PNC °C (°F) 15.0 to 45.0 °C Air Temperature
(59.0 - 113.0 °F)
FE56h 'T1SKIN ' MIB PNC °C (°F) 15.0 to 45.0 °C Skin Temperature
(59.0 - 113.0 °F)
FE57h 'T2SKIN ' MIB PNC °C (°F) 15.0 to 45.0 °C Skin Temperature
(59.0 - 113.0 °F)
FE58h 'WT' MIB PNC g (oz) 0 to 7000 g Weight
(0-247 oz)
FE59h RH' MIB PNC % 10 - 99 Humidity
FE5Ah 'PERCENT O2' MIB PNC % 18 - 99 Oxygen
FE5Bh 'TMATT' MIB PNC °C (°F) 5.0 to 45.0 °C Mattress Temperature
(41.0 - 113.0 °F)
FE5Ch 'PWRHT R' MIB PNC % 0 - 100 Heater Power
FE5Dh 'LrSO2' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Regional O2 Saturation Index (left channel)
FE5Eh 'Baseline Left' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Baseline Saturation
FE5Fh 'RrSO2' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Regional O2 Saturation Index (right channel)
FE60h 'Baseline Right' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Baseline Saturation
FE61h 'S1rSO2' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Regional O2 Saturation Index (Somatic1)
FE62h 'Baseline S1rSO2' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Baseline Saturation
FE63h 'Baseline S2rSO2' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Baseline Saturation
FE64h 'S2rSO2' MIB RSO2% % 15 - 95 Regional O2 Saturation Index (Somatic2)
FE65h 'ICP3' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Intra-Cranial Pressure
FE66h 'CPP3' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Central Perfusion Pres- sure
FE67h 'ICP4' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Intra-Cranial Pressure
FE68h 'CPP4' X BP mmHg -5 - 300 Central Perfusion Pres- sure
FE69h 'PI' SPO2 RAINBOW % 0.00 – 20.00 Perfusion Index
FE6Ah 'SpHb' POD RAINBOW g/dL 0.0 - 25.0 Total Hemoglobin
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FE6Bh 'SpHb' POD RAINBOW mmol/L 0.0 – 15.5 Total Hemoglobin
FE6Ch 'SpHbv' POD RAINBOW g/dL 1.0 - 25.0 Total Hemoglobin
FE6Dh 'SpHbv' POD RAINBOW mmol/L 0.0 – 15.5 Total Hemoglobin
FE6Eh 'SpCO' POD RAINBOW % 0 - 99 Carboxyhemoglobin Saturation
FE6Fh 'SpMet' POD RAINBOW % 0.0 – 99.9 Methemoglobin Satura- tion
FE70h 'SpOC' POD RAINBOW mL/dL 0 - 35 Oxygen Content
FE71h 'PVI' POD RAINBOW % 0 - 100 Patient Volume Index
FE72h 'Cdyn' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/bar -3199.9- 3199.9 Dynamic compliance
Connectivity Or (for neo) -
319.99- 319.99
FE73h 'R' x Device MEDIBUS.X Mbar/(L/s) -3199.9- 3199.9 Resistance
Connectivity Or (for neo) -
319.99- 319.99
FE74h V'CO2 x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/min -3199.9- 3199.9 CO2 production
Connectivity
FE75h 'R²' x Device MEDIBUS.X N/A -319.99- 319.99 Correlation factor
Connectivity
FE76h 'VTispon' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Spontaneous inspiratory tidal volume
Connectivity (for neo) -3199.9-
3199.9
FE77h 'Tispon' x Device MEDIBUS.X s -319.99- 319.99 Spontaneous inspiratory time
Connectivity
FE78h 'Pmin' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Minimum Airway Pres- sure
Connectivity
FE79h 'PO.1' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Occlusion pressure in P0.1 maneuver
Connectivity
FE7Ah 'Pmean' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Mean airway Pressure
Connectivity
FE7Bh 'Pplat' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Plateau Pressure
Connectivity
FE7Ch 'PEEP' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Positive end-expiratory pressure
Connectivity
FE7Dh 'PEEPi”' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Intrinsic PEEP
Connectivity
FE7Eh 'RRman d' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999- 31999 Mandatory respiratory rate
Connectivity
FE7Fh 'PIP' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Peak Airway Pressure
Connectivity
FE80h 'VTmand' x Device MEDIBUS.X L -31999- 31999 Or Mandatory Tidal Volume
3199.9
FE81h 'VTspon' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Spontaneous Tidal Vol- ume
3199.9
FE82h 'Vtrap' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Volume trapped in the lung by intrinsic PEEP
Connectivity
FE83h 'VTemand' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Mandatory Expired Tidal Volume
3199.9
FE84h VTespon x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Spontaneous Expired Tidal Volume
3199.9
FE85h VTimand x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Inspired mandatory Tidal Volume
3199.9
FE86h 'VThf' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9- 3199.9 Tidal volume during HFO
Connectivity
FE87h 'VT' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Tidal Volume
3199.9
FE88h 'Vds' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9- 3199.9 Serial dead space volume
Connectivity
FE89h 'Vds/VT e' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999- 31999 Ratio of serial dead space volume to expiratory tidal
Connectivity volume
FE8Ah 'VTi' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Or Inspired Tidal Volume
3199.9
FE8Bh 'NIF' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Negative inspiratory force
Connectivity
FE8Ch '%leak' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999- 31999 Leakage minute volume in % of inspiratory minute
Connectivity volume
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FE8Dh 'RRspon ' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999- 31999 Spontaneous respiratory rate
Connectivity
FE8Eh '% MVspon' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -3199.9- 3199.9 Spontaneous breathing portion of minute volume
Connectivity
FE8Fh 'MVspon ' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99- 319.99 Spontaneous minute volume
Connectivity
FE90h 'MV' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99- 319.99 Minute Volume
Connectivity
FE91h 'RSB' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/L*min -31999- 31999 Rapid Shall Breathing index
Connectivity
FE92h 'RR' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999- 31999 Respiratory rate
Connectivity
FE93h 'etCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X mmhg -31999- 31999 Endtidal CO2 in mmHg
Connectivity
FE94h 'etCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -3199.9- 3199.9 Endtidal CO2 in kPa
Connectivity
FE95h 'etCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -3199.9- 3199.9 Endtidal CO2 in Percent
Connectivity
FE96h 'I:E I- Part' x Device MEDIBUS.X n/a -3199.9- 3199.9 Measured I:E I part
Connectivity
FE97h 'I:E E- Part' x Device MEDIBUS.X n/a -3199.9- 3199.9 Measured I:E E part
Connectivity
FE98h 'FiO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999- 31999 Aspirator oxygen fraction
Connectivity
FE99h '∆Phf' X Device MEDIBUS.X mbar 3199.9 - 3199.9 Pressure amplitude during HFO
Connectivity
FE9Ah 'I:Espon I-part' x Device MEDIBUS.X N/A -3199.9- 3199.9 Spontaneous I:E, I:Espon (I part)
Connectivity
FE9Bh 'I:Espon E-part' x Device MEDIBUS.X N/A 3199.9- 3199.9 Spontaneous I:E, I:Espon (E part)
Connectivity
FE9Ch 'Elastance' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar/L -31999 – 31999 Elastance
Connectivity
FE9Dh 'TC' x Device MEDIBUS.X s -31.999- 31.999 Time constant
Connectivity
FE9Eh 'Cstat' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -3199.9-3199.9 Static compliance
Connectivity or for neo -
319.99- 319.99
FE9Fh 'C20/Cdyn' x Device MEDIBUS.X N/A -319.99- 319.99 Ratio of compliance during the last 20 % of inspiration
Connectivity over dynamic compliance
FEA0h 'DCO2' Device MEDIBUS.X 10*mL²/s -3199.9- 3199.9 CO2 elimination coeffi- cient during HFO
X
Connectivity
FEA1h 'SC- ∆Psupp goal' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -31999 – 31999 ∆Pressure support goal in SmartCare
Connectivity
FEA2h 'SC- ∆Psupp rated' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -31999 – 31999 Rated ∆Pressure support by internal control- ler in
Connectivity SmartCare
FEA3h 'SC- duration' x Device MEDIBUS.X h -31999 – 31999 SC- Duration of the patient session in hours
Connectivity
FEA4h 'SC- duration' x Device MEDIBUS.X min -31999 – 31999 SC- Duration of the patient session in min- utes
Connectivity
FEA5h 'SC- RRspon' x Device MEDIBUS.X min -31999 – 31999 Spontaneous respiratory rate in SmartCare
Connectivity
FEA6h 'SC-VT' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999 – 31999 Tidal volume in Smart- Care
Connectivity
FEA7h 'VTe' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999 – 31999 or Expiratory tidal volume
Connectivity for neo -3199.9-
3199.9
FEA8h 'EIP' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9 - 3199.9 End Inspiratory Pres- sure
Connectivity
FEA9h 'Tlow' x Device MEDIBUS.X s -319.99- 319.99 Effective expiratory time during APRV/AutoRe- lease
Connectivity
FEAAh 'VTCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9- 3199.9 CO2 production volume per breath
Connectivity
FEABh 'SC- etCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X mmHg -31999- 31999 Endtidal CO2 concentration in SmartCare
Connectivity
FEACh 'Phigh' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Upper pressure level during APRV
Connectivity
FEADh 'Plow' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9- 3199.9 Lower pressure level during APRV
Connectivity
FEAEh 'VTspon mean' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 or Spontaneous mean tidal volume
3199.9
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FEAFh 'VTispon mean' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 or Inspiratory spontaneous mean tidal volume
3199.9
FEB0h 'VTespon mean' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -31999- 31999 Expiratory spontaneous mean tidal volume
Connectivity
FEB1h 'VT/Wt' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/kg -3199.9- 3199.9 Tidal volume per kg body weight
Connectivity
FEB2h 'MVleak' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99- 319.99 Leakage minute volume
Connectivity
FEB3h 'Air cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X L -31999 – 31999 Accumulated air consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEB4h 'N2O cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X L -31999 – 31999 Accumulated N2O consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEB5h 'O2 cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X L -31999 – 31999 Accumulated O2 consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEB6h 'Hal cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Accumulated halothane consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEB7h 'Enf cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Accumulated enflurane consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEB8h 'Iso cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Accumulated isoflurane consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEB9h 'Des cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Accumulated desflurane consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEBAh 'Sev cons' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Accumulated sevoflurane consumption of the device
Connectivity
FEBBh 'Tcase' x Device MEDIBUS.X min -31999 – 31999 Therapy case duration
Connectivity
FEBCh 'inHal' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory halothane concentration
Connectivity
FEBDh 'inEnf' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory enflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEBEh 'etEnf' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal enflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEBFh 'inIso' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory isoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEC0h 'etIso' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal isoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEC1h 'inDes' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory desflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEC2h 'etDes' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 End-tidal desflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEC3h 'inSev' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory sevoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEC4h 'etSev' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal sevoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEC5h 'inAgent' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory concentration of primary agent
Connectivity
FEC6h 'etAgent' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal concentration of primary agent
Connectivity
FEC7h 'in2Agen t' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory concentration of secondary agent
Connectivity
FEC8h 'et2Age nt' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal concentration of secondary agent
Connectivity
FEC9h 'V'O2' x Device MEDIBUS.X 10 mL/min -3199.9 – 3199.9 O2 uptake
Connectivity
FECAh 'Pamb' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -31999 – 31999 Ambient pressure
Connectivity
FECBh 'MVmad' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -3199.9 – 3199.9 Mandatory minute volume
Connectivity
FECCh 'inxMAC'' x Device MEDIBUS.X N/A -3199.9 – 3199.9 MAC multiple derived from inspiratory concentrations
Connectivity
FECDh 'etHal' Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal halothane concentration
Connectivity
FECEh 'Leak BS' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/min -31999 – 31999 Leakage of the breathing system
Connectivity
FECFh 'RRp' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999 – 31999 Respiratory rate based on pressure measurement
Connectivity
FED0h Apnea Duration' x Device MEDIBUS.X s -31999 – 31999 Apnea duration
Connectivity
FED1h ῞∆O2' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999 – 31999 Inspiratory/expiratory oxygen concentration difference
Connectivity
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FED2h 'RRc' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999 – 31999 Respiratory rate based on CO2 measurement
Connectivity
FED3h 'RRf' x Device MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999 – 31999 Respiratory rate based on volume/flow measurement
Connectivity
FED4h 'inCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X mmHg -31999 – 31999 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
Connectivity
FED5h 'inCO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X kPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
Connectivity
FED6h 'FG V'N2O' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/min -3199.9 – 3199.9 N2O fresh-gas flow
Connectivity
See Note Note: For IACS VG7 and above
The new range is -31999 - 31999
FED7h 'FG V'Air' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/min -3199.9 – 3199.9 Air fresh-gas flow
Connectivity
FED8h 'FG V'O2' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/min -3199.9 – 3199.9 Oxygen fresh-gas flow
Connectivity
FED9h 'etO2' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999 – 31999 End-tidal oxygen concentration
Connectivity
FEDAh 'inN2O' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999 – 31999 Inspiratory N2O concentration
Connectivity
FEDBh 'etN2O' x Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999 – 31999 End-tidal N2O concentration
Connectivity
FEDCh 'Leak BS M/S' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/min -3199.9 – 3199.9 Leakage of breathing system, bag and hoses in
Connectivity Man/Spont
FEDDh 'Cbs+hose' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/hPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 Compliance of the breathing system including patient
Connectivity circuit
FEDFh 'Chose' x Device MEDIBUS.X mL/hPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 Compliance of the breathing hoses
Connectivity
FEE0h 'xMAC' x Device MEDIBUS.X N/A -3199.9 – 3199.9 MAC multiple derived from expiratory concentrations,
Connectivity xMAC
FEE1h 'inHal' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory halothane concentration
Connectivity
FEE2h 'etHal' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal halothane concentration
Connectivity
FEE3h 'inEnf' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory enflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEE4h 'etEnf' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal enflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEE5h 'inIso' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory isoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEE6h 'etIso' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal isoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEE7h 'inDes' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -3199.9 - 3199.9 Inspiratory desflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEE8h 'etDes' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -3199.9 - 3199.9 End-tidal desflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEE9h 'inSev' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory sevoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEEAh 'etSev' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal sevoflurane concentration
Connectivity
FEEBh 'inAgent' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory concentration of primary agent
Connectivity
FEECh 'etAgent' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal concentration of primary agent
Connectivity
FEEDh 'in2Agen t' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory concentration of secondary agent
Connectivity
FEEEh 'et2Age nt' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -319.99 – 319.99 End-tidal concentration of secondary agent
Connectivity
FEEFh 'inCO2' x VG2.2 Device MEDIBUS.X % -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
Connectivity
FEF0h 'etCO2' POD CO2 (M11.1) kPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 End-tidal Carbon Dioxide
FEF1h 'etCO2' POD CO2 (M11.1) % -3199.9 – 3199.9 End-tidal Carbon Dioxide
FEF3h 'inCO2' POD CO2 (M11.1) kPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
FEF4h 'inCO2' POD CO2 (M11.1) % -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
FEF5h 'SVV' Device SvO2 % 0-100 Stroke volume variation
Connectivity
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FEF6h 'T Airw' Device Medibus Classic °C -3199.9 – 3199.9 Gas Temperature
Connectivity
FEF7h 'MVe' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99 – 319.99 Expiratory minute volume
Connectivity
FEF8h 'PAW' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -31999 – 31999 Airway Pressure
Connectivity
FEF9h 'Mvi' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99 – 319.99 Inspiratory minute volume
Connectivity
FEFAh 'MVespon' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99 – 319.99 Spontaneous expiratory minute volume
Connectivity
FEFBh 'Rpat' x Device MEDIBUS.X mbar/(L/s) -3199.9 – 3199.9 Patient airway resistance
Connectivity
FEFCh 'MVemand' x Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99 – 319.99 Mandatory expiratory minute volume
Connectivity
FEFDh 'CO2 slope' x Device MEDIBUS.X mmHg/L -31999 – 31999 Increase of measured CO2 value in phase III of the
Connectivity capnogram
FEFEh 'O2-CGS' Device MEDIBUS.X mbar -3199.9 – 3199.9 O2 central gas supply pressure
Connectivity
FD00h Not Used - -
FD01h 'CO2 slope' X Device MEDIBUS.X kPa/L -31999 – 31999 Increase of measured CO2 value in phase III of the
FD02h 'CO2 slope' X Device MEDIBUS.X Vol%/L -31999 – 31999 Increase of measured CO2 value in phase III of the
FD03h 'FlowDev' X Device MEDIBUS.X L/min -319.99 – 319.99 Average device flow
Connectivity
FD04h 'Gas cons' Device MEDIBUS.X L -3199.9 – 3199.9 Accumulated gas consumption of the device
Connectivity
FD05h 'Tplat' X Device MEDIBUS.X s -31999 – 31999 Plateau time
Connectivity (Second)
FD06h 'Flowipeak' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL/s -31999 – 31999 Inspiratory peak flow
Connectivity
FD07h Vtspon' MEDIBUS.X L Spontaneous Tidal Volume
FD08h 'Hal tot' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Total halothane uptake
Connectivity
FD09h 'Des tot' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Total desflurane uptake
Connectivity
FD0Ah 'Iso tot' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Total isoflurane uptake
Connectivity
FD0Bh 'Sev tot' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Total sevoflurane uptake
Connectivity
FD0Ch 'Enf tot' X Device MEDIBUS.X mL -3199.9 – 3199.9 Total enflurane uptake
Connectivity
FD0Dh T Airw' X Device MEDIBUS.X °C -31999 – 31999 Gas Temperature
Connectivity
FD0Eh 'Batt. cap.' X Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999 – 31999 Battery capacity
Connectivity
FD0Fh 'O2bias' X Device MEDIBUS.X % -31999 – 31999 Insp. O2 accuracy
Connectivity
FD10h 'TCe' X Device MEDIBUS.X s -31999 – 31999 Expiratory time constant
FD11h 'RSB' X Device MEDIBUS.X 1/mL*min -63998 Rapid Shallow Breathing index
Connectivity
FD12h 'Ti' X Device MEDIBUS.X s -31999 – 31999 Inspiratory time
FD13h 'Tadapt' Device MEDIBUS.X min -31999 – 31999 Adaption Time
Connectivity
FD14h 'etCO2' X MGM kPa -3199.9- 3199.9 End-tidal CO2 concentration
FD15h 'inCO2' X MGM kPa -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
FD16h 'etCO2' X MGM % -3199.9- 3199.9 End-tidal CO2 concentration
FD17h 'inCO2' X MGM % -3199.9 – 3199.9 Inspiratory CO2 concentration
FD18h 'RRtrig' X MEDIBUS.X 1/min -31999 – 31999 Respiratory rate of triggered, mandatory breaths
FD19h 'Rhose' X MEDIBUS.X mbar/(L/s) -3199.9 – 3199.9 Resistance of breathing hoses
FD1Ah 'ΔVT' X MEDIBUS.X mL -31999 – 31999 Difference between inspired and expired tidal volume
(VTi - VTe)
FD1Bh 'inDes' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 100 Inspired Desflurane
FD1Ch 'etDes' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 100 End-tidal Desflurane
FD1Dh 'inSev' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 80 Inspired Sevoflurane
FD1Eh 'etSev' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 80 End-tidal Sevoflurane
FD1Fh 'inHal' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 20 Inspired Halothane
FD20h 'etHal' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 20 End-tidal Halothane
FD21h 'inEnf' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 40 Inspired Enflurane
FD22h 'etEnf' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 40 End-tidal Enflurane
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FD23h 'inIso' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 25 Inspired Isoflurane
FD24h 'etIso' Scio MGM kPa 0 - 25 End-tidal Isoflurane
FD25h ‘AOR X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Aortic Pressure - systolic
FD26h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Aortic Pressure - diastolic
FD27h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Aortic Pressure - mean
FD28h ‘GP3’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 3 - systolic
FD29h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 3 - diastolic
FD2Ah X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 3 - mean
FD2Bh ‘GP4’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 4 - systolic
FD2Ch X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 4 - diastolic
FD2Dh X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 4 - mean
FD2Eh ‘GP5’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 5 - systolic
FD2Fh X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 5 - diastolic
FD30h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 5 - mean
FD39h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 General Purpose BP Channel 8 – mean
FD3Ah ‘UAP X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Umbilical artery pressure - systolic
FD3Bh X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Umbilical artery pressure - diastolic
FD3Ch X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Umbilical artery pressure - mean
FD3Dh ‘FEM’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Femoral arterial pressure - systolic
FD3Eh X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Femoral arterial pressure - diastolic
FD3Fh X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Femoral arterial pressure - mean
FD40h ‘BRA’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Brachial arterial pressure - systolic
FD41h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Brachial arterial pressure - diastolic
FD42h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Brachial arterial pressure - mean
FD43h ‘AXL’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Axillary arterial pressure - systolic
FD44h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Axillary arterial pressure - diastolic
FD45h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Axillary arterial pressure - mean
FD46h ‘RAD’ X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Radial arterial pressure - systolic
FD47h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Radial arterial pressure - diastolic
FD48h X BP mmHg −5 - 300 Radial arterial pressure - mean
FD49h ‘FEM V’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Femoral venous pressure
FD4Ah ‘ESO’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Esophageal pressure
FD4Bh ‘UVP’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Umbilical venous pressure
FD4Ch ‘GPM’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 General purpose Mean only pressure
FD4Dh ‘ABD’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Abdominal pressure
FD4Eh ‘APP’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Abdominal perfusion pressure
FD4Fh ‘BDP’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Abdominal bladder pressure
FD50h ‘BPP’ x BP mmHg −5 - 300 Abdominal bladder perfusion pressure
FD51h ‘TOral’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Oral temperature
FD52h ‘TEso’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Esophageal temperature
FD53h ‘TNasal’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Nasal temperature
FD54h ‘TRect’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Rectal temperature
FD55h ‘TBlad’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Bladder temperature
FD56h ‘Tcore’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Core body temperature; this label is intended to be
used with Draeger Tcore™-sensor
FD57h ‘TBld1’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Blood temperature in addition to C.O. Tblood
FD58h ‘TBlnkt’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Blanket temperature
FD59h ‘TSkin’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Skin temperature
FD5Ah ‘TR’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Temperature, right side of body
FD5Bh ‘TL’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Temperature, left side of body
FD5Ch ‘T1Oral’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Oral temperature
FD5Dh ‘T1Eso’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Esophageal temperature
FD5Eh ‘T1Nasal’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Nasal temperature
FD5Fh ‘T1Rect’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Rectal temperature
FD60h ‘T1Blad’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Bladder temperature
FD61h ‘T1core’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Core body temperature; this label is intended to be
used with Draeger Tcore™-sensor
FD62h ‘T1Bld1’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Blood temperature in addition to C.O. Tblood
FD63h ‘T1Blnkt’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Blanket temperature
FD64h ‘T1Skin’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Skin temperature
FD65h ‘T1R’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Temperature, right side of body
FD66h ‘T1L’ X Temp °C −5.0 - 50.0 Temperature, left side of body
FD67h ‘SPV’ X Calc mmHg 0-100 Systolic Pressure Variation
Gamma
XL, Kappa measure
Vista
FD68h ‘PPV’ X Calc % 0-100 Pulse Pressure Variation
Directive 93/42/EEC concerning medical
devices
Manufacturer European representative
Draeger Medical Systems, Inc. EC REP

Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA
3135 Quarry Road Moislinger Alle 53 – 55
Telford, PA 18969 D-23542 Lübeck
U.S.A Germany
(215) 721-5400 +49 451 8 82-0
(800) 4DRAGER FAX +49 451 8 82-2080
FAX (215) 723-5935 http://www.draeger.com
http://www.draeger.com
MS28819 – 6013.033 en
© Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA
Revision: 12 – 2022-05
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1.1 General notes

1.1.2 Copyright and other protected rights

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1.1.4 Laws, regulations and standards

1.1.5 Basic safety information

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2.1.1.1 VF level protocol enhancement

2.1.2 Basic protocol goals and assumptions

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2.1.3 Protocol overview

2.2 Physical connection details

2.2.1.2 For Infinity Acute Care System – Monitoring (IACS)

2.2.2 Connecting a Modular Monitor to a PC (Delta, Delta XL, Vista XL

Pin Number Signal Descrip- Pin Number Pin Number

2.2.3 Connecting a Configured Monitor to a PC (Gamma Series,

Pin Number Signal Descrip- Pin Number Pin Number

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2.2.4 Connecting an IACS to a PC

2.3 General message details

2.3.2 Serial port configuration

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2.4 Server states

2.4.2 Behavior during power-off or pick & go

2.5 Startup: Basic Data Mode

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0xA5 Sync byte

The server will reply by sending...

0xA5 Sync byte

device Device code (type of server instrument)

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language Current language in use by the server

support level Bit 0:{Reserved}

server-status Coded as 00 if server is in active state

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server date/time 8 bytes (in binary):

s/w version Null terminated string (max 16 chars)

protocol rev ‘RVx.y, 0(This revision is 2.1)

Checksum The reply message should be treated as

2.5.2 MSG 56h: patient demographics

2.5.2.1 Patient demographics: message format

0xA5 Sync byte

The server replies with a message of the form:

0xA5 Sync byte

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0x08,len, dx 32 max Unicode characters

2.5.3 MSG 75h: SPO2/ PULS/ NIBP

2.5.3.1 NIBP-Tele message format

0xA5 Sync Byte

2.5.3.2 Parameter response

0xA5 Sync Byte

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