The wireless icon is located to the right of the patient mode in the display screen. It has five possible states shown the table below. If wireless connectivity is disabled, no icon is displayed.
| State | Description |
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Connected
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Wireless connectivity is active using Wi-Fi, or USB cellular modem. For Wi-Fi, this is the normal operating state. For cellular modem, this icon appears only when a transmission is requested. |
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Not connected
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Wireless connectivity is inactive. If a Wi-Fi access point is selected, this icon indicates the selected network cannot connect due to incorrect configuration or weak/no signal strength. If the unit is configured to use Bluetooth or cellular modem, the unit will show this icon until a transmission is requested or a peer-to-peer connection becomes active. |
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Bluetooth Connected |
Bluetooth tethering (to a phone) or a Bluetooth peer-to-peer connection is active. |
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Failed |
Wireless communication hardware has failed. |
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Ethernet Connected
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Replaces the wireless icon when Ethernet is enabled. An adapter is connected, and the connection is operating. |
| Ethernet Not | Replaces the wireless icon when all of the following are true: |
| Connected |
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| No icon | All wireless connectivity is disabled. |
You can select the Wireless icon to access the Wireless menu where you can:
- Select preconfigured Wi-Fi access points.
- View connection details.
- View Bluetooth paired devices.
- View or update 12-Lead distribution lists.
- Set up a temporary Wi-Fi access point.
- Set up a Bluetooth connection.
Use the navigation keys to select the wireless icon.
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