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A L A R M T A B L E
Problem Audible Alarm Light Action
No breath
detected by
the unit for
approximately
75 seconds
Intermittent:
Beep, beep,
beep
RED Alarm
button light
blinks
Check the cannula
connection. Ensure that you
are breathing through your
nose. Once the system
detects a breath, the alarm
will shut off.
If the alarm persists, contact
your equipment provider.
Low Battery
Indicator
(Less than
10 minutes of
battery power)
Critical Low
Battery Alarm
(Approximately 30
seconds of battery
power)
Fast audible
beep
(Unit shuts down)
RED Battery
Check light
button begins
flashing quickly
Connect the LifeChoice
unit to a DC outlet, an
AC outlet, the external
battery, or change to
another source of oxygen.
Turn off the unit.
Change to another source
of oxygen, and contact
your equipment provider.
RED Alarm
light button
continuously
illuminated
Continuous
audible alarm
General
malfunction
of the
LifeChoice
Single,
loud, long,
beep every
65 seconds
Battery Check
Button light
turns RED and
flashes slowly
Connect the
LifeChoice unit into a
DC outlet, an AC outlet,
the external battery, or
change to another source
of oxygen.
A L A R M S / L I G H T I N D I C A T O R S
Start-up: A brief audible beep sounds at start-up when the Power button is pushed. Release the
Power Button as soon as tone sounds.
Note: Pressing the power button for extended time after audible beep will cause the system to
cycle back to the off position.
Note: The LifeChoice will not power on if the cannula is being moved or inserted in the nasal
passages during start-up.
Low batt
ery alarm: As the internal battery power approaches a low level (less than
10 minutes of battery power remaining), the green LED light next to the Battery Check
button turns Red and flashes slowly. There is also an audible long, loud beep that will sound
once every 65 seconds. When this occurs, connect the LifeChoice to a DC power outlet,
an AC power outlet, a fully charged external battery, or change
to another source of
oxygen immediately.
When there is approximately 30 seconds of battery power remaining, the red slowly flashing
LED next to the Battery Check light will begin flashing quickly, and a fast audible beep will
sound, after which the unit will shut off. When this occurs, connect the LifeChoice to a DC
power outlet, an AC power outlet, a fully charged external battery, or change to anothe
r
source of oxygen immediately.
When the LifeChoice is connected to a DC power outlet or to an AC power outlet, the unit
operates while recharging the internal battery simultaneously. The level of battery charge is
indicated by disconnecting the LifeChoice from the AC or DC adapters and pressing the
Battery Check button.
Note: The battery charge indicator lights are for reference only. If a fully deplete
d internal
battery is not charged for a minimum of 4 hours, it will not supply 2+ hours of use.
No inhalation/no breath alarm: When the LifeChoice is powered on, but does not sense
breathing within a predetermined time period, approximately 75 seconds, an audible alarm
beeps every 1 second, and the red alarm light blinks. If this occurs, check the connection from
the cannula to the LifeChoice, make su
re that the nasal cannula is positioned properly on your
face, and ensure that you are breathing through your nose. Once the system detects a breath,
the alarm will automatically turn off. If the alarm continues to sound, change to an alternate
source of oxygen, and contact your equipment provider.
General malfunction alarm: If the LifeChoice has a general malfunction, a continuous
audible alarm sound
s, and the red alarm light is continuously illuminated. When this occurs,
the concentration of oxygen that LifeChoice is supplying is outside of specifications. You
should change to another source of oxygen and contact your equipment provider.
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