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Table 7. Patient monitor/Wireless Acuity LT Central Monitoring System System compatibility

Patient monitor

Acuity System

Micropaq monitor, 1.3 software or higher

Propaq CS monitor, 3.42.01 software or higher

Propaq LTR monitor 1.00.01 software or higher

Wireless Acuity LT Central Monitoring System
System software version 7.0x

Table 8. Wireless Acuity LT System network specifications

Characteristic

Specification

Network type

2.4 GHz wireless local area network (WLAN) and 10/100 base-T ethernet network

Radio frequency

Refer to patient monitor’s Directions For Use

Modulation

Frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS)

IEEE 802.11 compliant

Yes

Wireless patient monitors

12-patient system

28-patient system

Any combination of Welch Allyn Propaq CS, Propaq LTR or Micropaq patient
monitors

a

12 maximum monitors at one time
28 maximum monitors at one time

a.

Assuming network loading is shared by multiple access points.

Access points

12-patient system

28-patient system

Standard installation includes 2 access points.
Standard installation includes 4 access points.

If required to provide adequate network coverage, additional access points are
available for purchase for both the 12 and 28-patient systems (up to maximum total
of 7 access points).

For optimum wireless network communication:

Install access points between 6 and 40 feet apart
(for systems with more than 2 access points, each access point must be within
40 feet of another access point).

Range

60 feet maximum distance between patient monitor and access point for effective
wireless communication (assuming standard obstructions).

Actual range of communication for each facility can only be determined after
the final system operation check, as described in

“Perform a final system

operation check”

on page 31.

All obstructions reduce effective communication. Refer to

“Carefully plan the

location of access points”

on page 8 for a description of obstructions.