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Masimo Shuttle™

Troubleshoot the Masimo Shuttle

Troubleshoot the Masimo Shuttle

When flashing, the green LED indicates that the Masimo Shuttle is transmitting data from DCX to the medical
device. The blue LED, when flashing, indicates that the Masimo Shuttle is receiving data from the medical device.

While the LEDs are not required for intended operation, if neither are flashing within the cycle period defined
within DCX for the medical device, there may be an issue with connectivity and data flow.

To troubleshoot the problem, take the following steps:

1.

Ensure the extension cable that you use to connect the medical device to the Masimo Shuttle is the correct
cable and that it works.

2.

Ensure the extension cable plugged into the medical device is connected to the correct port.

3.

Make sure the RS-232 connection between Masimo Shuttle and the medical device is a solid connection.

4.

Make sure the USB connection between Masimo Shuttle and the Masimo iSirona, Masimo HBox, or node is a
solid connection.

5.

Ensure that both the medical device and the iSirona, HBox, or node are plugged into their respective power
outlets and are powered on.

6.

If none of the above resolves the issue, the Masimo Shuttle itself may have a problem. Do the following:

a)

Check the 

DCX-CS

 log or 

DCX-Server

 log to see whether the device is transmitting data despite no

indication from the LEDs.

b)

Contact Masimo Support.

Masimo Corporation

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www.masimo.com

Summary of Contents for Shuttle 4721

Page 1: ...Instructions for Use Masimo Shuttle Part Number 4721 LA 00395 R06...

Page 2: ...tion 7 Disposal 7 IP rating 7 Cautions 7 Use the Masimo Shuttle 9 General handling instructions 9 Connect the Masimo Shuttle 10 Troubleshoot the Masimo Shuttle 11 Appendix 12 Electromagnetic emissions...

Page 3: ...2019 1 0 Initial release October 31 2019 2 0 The operating temperature range was updated to 0 C 40 C December 6 2019 3 0 The serial port speed was updated to 1M baud The operating temperature range wa...

Page 4: ...electronic equipment Temperature Humidity Atmospheric pressure Intended audience The intended audience for this document is biomedical engineers and nursing staff authorized by Masimo to install the...

Page 5: ...ed to them by Masimo Any other use by any other person or entity is strictly prohibited Any violations of these requirements shall be reported to Masimo This document must be returned to Masimo when t...

Page 6: ...eek You can also send an email to dcx support masimo com We monitor emails from 8 00 a m to 5 00 p m Central Time Monday through Friday Use email for non emergencies only Manufacturer contact Masimo C...

Page 7: ...onsibility to dispose of your waste equipment by handing it over to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment The separate collection and recycling o...

Page 8: ...B extenders or USB hubs is not recommended Only the RS232 interface can be extended but not more than 15m Portable RF communications equipment including peripherals such as antenna cables and external...

Page 9: ...icates that the Masimo Shuttle is transmitting data from DCX to the medical device The blue LED when flashing indicates that the Masimo Shuttle is receiving data from the medical device Features The M...

Page 10: ...rolled environment where the atmospheric pressure is below 700 hPa or higher than 1060 hPa Do not store or transport Masimo Shuttle in an uncontrolled environment where it exceeds the IP rating Doing...

Page 11: ...al device to the Masimo Shuttle is the correct cable and that it works 2 Ensure the extension cable plugged into the medical device is connected to the correct port 3 Make sure the RS 232 connection b...

Page 12: ...to 1000MHz 3 V m Pass EN 55024 2010 A1 2015 Enclosure Port Electrostatic discharge Air 2 4 8kV Direct Contact 8kV Indirect Contact 8kV Pass IEC 61000 4 2 2008 Immunity to Electrostatic Discharge Encl...

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