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The ResMed Remote Alarm II comprises the following
components:
• Remote Alarm • Wall bracket.
Available separately:
• 2 m, 5 m, 10 m and 20 m alarm cable.
Optional accessory:
• 30 m Hospital Alarm system cable
For a full list of compatible devices for the Remote Alarm II, see
the Ventilation Accessories guide on the Products page under
Ventilation Devices at ResMed.com. If you do not have Internet
access, please contact your ResMed representative.
Set up
Installing batteries before use
Refer to illustration B
1. Open the battery cover at the rear of the Remote Alarm by
pushing in the latch and levering the cover away.
2. Insert two AA 1.5V batteries (not included).
3. Replace the battery cover, ensuring that it clicks into place.
A beep will sound once the batteries are inserted.
4. Press
to check the functionality of the alarm. Refer to the
Testing the Remote Alarm instructions.
Note: Under normal usage conditions, new high quality type
LR6 (AA size) batteries should power the Remote Alarm for
approximately 12 weeks.
Connecting to the ventilator
Refer to illustration C
1. Connect one end of the alarm cable to the (3 pin) input
connector on the Remote Alarm.
2. Connect the other end to the (5 pin) output connector located
at the rear of the ventilator. Once connected, the alarm will
beep and the Green Battery Good LED will blink once every
10 seconds.
3. Once set up is complete, press
of the Remote Alarm. Refer to the Testing the Remote Alarm
instructions.
CAUTION
The Remote Alarm cable is equipped with a push-pull
locking connector. To remove the cable from the ventilator,
gently pull on the connector. Do not twist its outer housing.
When an alarm is activated
1. Check the patient's status.
2. View the alarm message in the Alarm display on the Ventilation
device.
3. Follow the on-screen help (if available) or refer to the Alarm
Troubleshooting section in the User Guide that came with your
Ventilation device.
2
to check the functionality

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