(3) Switches for TV set control and a remote speaker for the TV set
in the patient room. TV controls shall be fully compatible with the make
and model of the patient TV set installed in patient bedrooms. TV controls
shall include separate push button switches for each of the following TV
functions: a single "TV ON/OFF" toggle push button; a channel "UP" push
button; a channel "DOWN" push button; and a single "CLOSED CAPTION (CC)"
toggle push button. If the TV set being controlled has a built-in radio
capability, then a single "RADIO" toggle push button shall be also be
provided.
(4) An LED call assurance indicator lamp.
f. A wall bracket that shall be wall mounted next to each patient station
to hold the call end of cord sets when not in use.
2.2.5
Device Alarm Jack Stations
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NOTE: System designer must coordinate and verify
the type of medical device interface described below
with the medical facility biomedical staff and the
project equipment planner.
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a.
Flush mount units.
b. A stainless steel faceplate or a plastic faceplate that is manufactured
of high impact thermoplastic (e.g., Nylon).
c. Three 6 mm 1/4 inch phone jack receptacles per station to accept
connectors on remote alarm signal cables from medical devices.
(1) Two jacks shall be labeled "ALARM" and shall signal a routine
level device alarm call when an alarm signal is received from an attached
medical device.
(2) One jack shall be labeled "EMERGENCY" and shall signal an
emergency level device alarm call when an alarm signal is received from an
attached medical device.
d. Attached medical devices will provide a maintained contact closure when
an alarm event occurs, through which no direct current flows from the
medical device. When there is no alarm event, the alarm circuit in the
medical device alarm will provide a normally open contact. The medical
device alarm signal will continue until the alarm condition is corrected
and cancelled on the attached medical device.
e. An LED call assurance indicator lamp shall be located adjacent to each
jack.
f. A dummy plug shall be provided for each jack and attached with a chain
to the station faceplate.
g. If a dummy plug, or an attached cable is removed from a jack, a medical
device alarm call shall be placed. Reinserting the dummy plug or cable
shall cancel the call.
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