VM-2000 Info Page
Welcome to the VM-2000 Info site! This platform is your central resource for all things related to the Ventis VM-2000 ventilator. Here, you will find crucial information about various aspects of the VM-2000, such as its alarm systems, configuration settings, and operational guidelines. This site is designed to aid both seasoned professionals and beginners in understanding, managing, and troubleshooting the VM-2000 ventilator. We hope that this resource will assist you in efficiently operating the Ventis VM-2000.
Introduction to VM-2000
VM-2000 Hands on Video
VM-2000 Alarm Modules
Software Installation Tutorial
Software Installation Instructions:
- Load the two software installation keys, āzite0hMnā and āpublic.pemā onto the USB-C flash drive (Note that the installation keys only need to be loaded onto the flash drive once and will work for all future software upgrades)
- Connect the flash drive to the port labeled āUSB-Cā on the VM-2000
- Enter the settings on the VM-2000 by selecting the gear icon on the home screen
- Select āService Menuā
- Select āUpgrade/Installā
- Enter ā1 2 3 4ā on the keypad and select āUNLOCKā
- In the Firmware Update screen, use the drop down menu to select the desired software version to install and press āUPDATEā
- The VM-2000 will automatically reboot after the software upgrade is complete (Note that the software update may take up to two minutes to complete)
- A dialogue box will appear with an āUpdate Successfulā message upon rebooting
Note: Contact customer support if any failures occur while attempting to update software
Download software and installation keys here:
Ventis Software.zip21062.8KB
Download the full user manual here:
VM-2000 User Manual (VM-XLP001-002HF) Ukraine Edition.pdf7943.1KB
Download the Quick Start Guide here:
Quick Start Guide (VM-XLP002-001HF).pdf2282.4KB
Download the VM-2000 Specifications Sheet here:
VM2000 Spec Sheet.pdf15899.4KB
Alarms
Alarm Name | Priority | What to Do |
Apnea Detected: In Backup Mode | High | ā¢ Give manual breath or increase Resp. Rate to a higher value
ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
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FIO2 Below Minimum | High | ā¢ Check supplemental oxygen supply
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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High Inspiratory Pressure | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Check the breathing circuit
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings if necessary
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High Respiratory Rate | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
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Low Respiratory Rate | Medium | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
ā¢ Check the circuit connections
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ETCO2 Below Minimum | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilator settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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Low Minute Ventilation | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilator settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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Check Pressure Line Connection | High | ā¢ Check pressure line is properly connected |
ETCO2 Sensor Disconnected | Low | ā¢ Check ETCO2 sensor cable is properly connected |
Check Control Line or Inlet Filter | High | ā¢ Check control line is properly connected
ā¢ Check that inlet filter is not blocked
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Circuit Disconnect or Inlet Blocked | High | ā¢ Check breathing circuit for disconnection
ā¢ Check ventilator inlet for blockage
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PEEP Exceeds Maximum | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
ā¢ Verify Breathing Circuit tubing is not kinked or obstructed
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ETCO2 Exceeds Maximum | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilator settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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Technical Fault: Restart | High | ā¢ Restart unit and if Technical Fault persists, ventilate by alternative means and service unit |
Technical Fault: Switch to Backup | High | ā¢ If Technical Fault persists, ventilate by alternative means and service unit |
High Temperature: Cool Unit Now | High | ā¢ Remove unit from excessive temperature environment
ā¢ Cool unit
ā¢ If high temperature persists, ventilate by alternative means and service unit
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PEEP Below Minimum | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
ā¢ Verify Breathing Circuit tubing is not kinked, obstructed, or leaking
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Audio Failure: Switch to Backup | Low | ā¢ If Technical Fault persists, ventilate by alternative means and service unit |
Low Tidal Volume | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm setting
ā¢ Check for disconnections in breathing circuit or pressure sensor tubing
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High Minute Ventilation | Medium | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilator settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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Low Inspiratory Pressure | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Check breathing circuit connection is not leaking
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
|
Flow Sensor Disconnected | Low | ā¢ Check flow sensor cable is properly connected |
Flow Sensor Problem: Safety Mode | High | ā¢ Check flow sensor is properly connected |
High Tidal Volume | High | ā¢ Evaluate the patientās status
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the ventilation settings
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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FIO2 Exceeds Maximum | High | ā¢ Check supplemental oxygen supply
ā¢ Evaluate and adjust the alarm settings
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FIO2 Sensor Error: No FIO2 Reading | High | ā¢ Provide an alternate method of ventilation then contact customer service |
High Internal O2: Switch to Backup | High | ā¢ Remove unit from enriched oxygen environment
ā¢ Stop flow of O2
ā¢ Ventilate by alternative means
ā¢ Turn device off, service unit
|
AC Power Disconnected | Low | Confirm operation on internal battery is intended or restore external power:
ā¢ Check unit connection to power source
ā¢ If battery power intended, check the external battery charge level and charge /replace if depleted, only while connected to AC
ā¢ Prepare to ventilate by alternative means if power supply is unavailable
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Battery Status Unknown | Low | ā¢ Connect device to external power source
ā¢ Replace battery
ā¢ Prepare to ventilate by alternative means if power supply is unavailable
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Check for Circuit Leak | High | ā¢ Check the breathing circuit and proximal lines for disconnection
ā¢ If NIV, check mask position
ā¢ Check for circuit leaks
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N/A (Screen is not functioning, 10 beep alarm audible) | High | ā¢ Ventilate by alternative means
ā¢ Service unit immediately
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Patient Circuit Disconnect Detected | High | ā¢ Check patientās status and airway
ā¢ Check that circuit is connected to the patient and ventilator
ā¢ Check circuit for a leak
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Patient Circuit Occlusion Detected | High | ā¢ Check the patientās status and airway
ā¢ Verify breathing circuit tubing is not kinked or obstructed
ā¢ Verify correct placement of airway and that it is clear of obstructions
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Patient FIO2 Sensor Calibration Required | Low | ā¢ Calibrate sensor when possible
ā¢ If problems calibrating, service unit
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Pause Expired | High | ā¢ Ventilation will resume automatically |
Unexpected Power Down | Low | ā¢ Restore power supply
ā¢ If Technical Fault persists, ventilate by alternative means and service unit
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Contact
dave.cutler@ventismed.com
Ventis Medical Inc.
515 Executive Dr
Princeton, NJ 08540