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SystemDescription

Flamenco®Nursecall: by Tuns

00 8812 64

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1. Table of Contents

1. Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

2. Performance features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32.1 Flamenco nurse call systems are … . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

2.2 Sample ward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

3. Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73.1 Presence message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

3.2 Call types and call categories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

3.3 Signalling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

3.4 Consoles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

3.5 Call handling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

3.6 Speech communication. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

3.7 Rooms without speech communication. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

4. Interfaces - OpenConcept . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254.1 Interfaces in rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

4.2 Interfaces at group bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

4.3 Interface at the central control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

5. Organisational modes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315.1 Ward operating mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

5.2 Ward coupling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

5.3 Central call handling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

5.4 Zone nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

5.5 Room nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

6. Configuration / SystemOrganizer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376.1 Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

6.2 System planning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

6.3 Configuration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

7. The technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 397.1 System structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

7.2 Control unit OSY-ControlCenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

7.3 Speech communication. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

7.4 Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

7.5 Wards and groups. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

8. System safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 458.1 Partial system failure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

8.2 Failure of coupled systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

8.3 Fail safe acc. to DIN VDE 0834:2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

8.4 Failure of the electric power supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

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8.5 Differentiated indication of fault location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

9. Room types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 479.1 Patient room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

9.2 Function room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

9.3 Ward bathroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

9.4 Nurse station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

9.5 Corridor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67

9.6 Back boxes, connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

9.7 Cable legend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

10. Product overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7310.1 Signal lamps, corridor displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

10.2 Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

10.3 Room terminals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

10.4 Connection sockets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85

10.5 Patient units. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

10.6 Call handling consoles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

10.7 System software and PC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

10.8 TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108

10.9 Supplementary system components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112

10.10 Interfaces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

10.11 System control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118

10.12 Power supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121

10.13 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123

10.14 Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124

11. Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131

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2. Performance features

2.1 Flamenco nurse call systems are …

2.1.1 … simple

Standard cables and back boxes.

Plug-and-Play components.

Products are robust, easy to clean.

Simple 3-step mounting.

Wire-saving installation.

Utilisation of current wiring nets possible.

Group bus (OSYnet) and room bus (RAN).

2.1.2 … safe

Safety acc. to the applicable regulations, e.g. DIN VDE 0834:2000.

Hierarchic fail-safe principle with safety concept.

System platform safe to operate independent from other networks.

Autonomous working basic system.

Function monitoring with fault location display.

2.1.3 … a speech system

Speech communication to all rooms and sections in the building.

Excellent speech quality.

Various ward consoles ComStation available.

PC based ManagementCenter for central call handling.

2.1.4 … intelligent

Individual system layout.

Free forming of wards, nursing units and organisational sections even across the constructional limits of a ward.

Free selectable organisational mode can be changed by staff on site at any time according to the nursing requirements.

2.1.5 … easy to configure

Planning and configuration of the whole system using a planning and configura-tion tool (SystemOrganizer).

System configuration of all relevant parameters by a hospital technician.

Complete system access via remote access.



2.1.6 … open

Many interfaces for foreign systems (patient data, alarm systems, telemetry ap-plications, facility management...).

Full integration of telephony applications (analogue, ISDN, VoIP, WLAN ...).

Compatibility with earlier systems EccoLine and NewLine.

Use of display units (e.g. corridor displays) even for messages from not-nurse-call-applications.

No integration of quick changing technologies such as PBX. Instead of that con-necting these devices via interfaces making an independent change of the single solutions possible.

2.1.7 … attractive

Attractive design - remarkable user comfort.

Differentiated demands for patient comfort are supported.

Easy to understand, intuitive and safe use and handling.

2.2 Sample ward

The following page shows a sample ward.

2.2.1 Legend

Room lamp Cancel switch//WC

ComTerminal Patient handset

Pull cord call switch ComStationBUS-C

Pneumatic call switch

Flurdisplay

Call switch Power supply unit24V=



Fig. 1: Sample ward

24V=


3. Functions

3.1 Presence message

The staff presence message is a substantial prerequisite for the correct and smooth operation of the system. Staff presence switches are fitted at the entrance area of all rooms where medical staff may be. As an option, sensors for automatic reporting of staff presence may be installed.

When entering the room the staff presence switch is activated, and it is deactivated when leaving the room.

3.1.1 Activated staff presence

signals the current where-about of staff.

acknowledges a fresh call in the room.

prepares the room to receive forwarded calls.

prepares the room for raising emergency calls. i.e. rooms with active staff pres-ence switches enjoy higher priority in signalling.

prepares the room for raising a cardiac alarm. Pressing the blue alarm button only raises a cardiac alarm, if staff presence is activated.

deletes the privacy status in the patient room.

Answered or acknowledged calls are cancelled by deactivating the presence switch (Exceptions: WC call, WC Emergency call).

3.1.2 Presence 1 and 2

Flamenco nurse call systems provide presence buttons for two staff groups:

Presence 1 (green button): Nursing staff 1

Presence 2 (yellow button): Nursing staff 2 or doctor

3.1.3 Presence buttons

Large-surface presence buttons are provided in the following devices:

ComTerminal Flamenco (77 0510 00)

RoomTerminal Flamenco (77 0520 00)

Staff presence switch (77 0212 00…)

Staff presence combination with call tone (77 0219 00…)


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Fig. 2: Devices with presence buttons

3.1.4 Indication of presence states

Integrated reminder lights come on when staff presence is active.

Coloured lights in the room lamp indicate activated presence:

Presence 1: green

Presence 2: yellow

At the displays and consoles the presence of the two different staff groups is sepa-rately indicated.

1 Presence button for staff 1, green

2 Presence button for staff 2, yellow

3 Reminder light for staff presence 1, green

4 Reminder light for staff presence 2, yellow

77 0520 0077 0510 00 77 0212 00 A

77 0219 00 A

12

4 3 2 14

3

4

1

31

23


3. Functions

3.2 Call types and call categories

A call for help is raised by patients, staff or automatically through sensors. Depending on the call event there are different call types which are subdivided into call catego-ries, i.e. priorities. Allocation of call categories is acc. to DIN VDE 0834:2000, how-ever categories may be changed to suit a specific project.

3.2.1 Disconnection call

All patient devices which connected by plug and socket will raise a disconnection call when the connection is released. The resultant call is signalled as a call type ”call”.

While staff Presence is active, a disconnection call will be indicated at the optical dis-play at the room lamp only. However, this call will not be signalled to a console. Rea-son: With staff presence in the room, there must be a possibility to disconnect or exchange patient devices without raising a call.

Call category

Call type Call event

Calls(low priority)

Call A patient has raised a call, or the plug of a call device was pulled off the socket (Disconnection call).

WC call A patient has raised a call from the WC.

Door call The call button at a door entry speaker was pressed (”Ringing”) as request for entry.

Emergency calls

(mediumpriority)

Emergency call 1

Staff 1 (Nursing staff) has raised a call, i.e. a call was raised while Presence 1 was active.

Emergency call 2

Staff 2 (acc. to project understanding: Doctor or Staff 2) has raised a call, i.e. a call was raised while Presence 2 was active.

WC emer-gency call

Staff has raised a call from the WC, i.e. with the Presence activated, a call was raised from the WC.

Telephone call

Automatically raised call when a telephone is active in the staff duty room.

Diagnostic call

A medical monitoring device has raised a call. This may be a device which automatically raises a call when upper or lower monitored values are exceeded, e.g. an Infusomat.

Alarms(high priority)

Cardiac alarm

Staff has pressed a special alarm button to call for assistance, e.g. a re-animation team.

Tab. 1: Call categories and call types


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3.2.2 Call escalation

Call escalation defines which call is displayed at which device and at what time. This ensures that every call is forwarded to the responsible location. The process for call escalation can be configured (Software SystemOrganizer).

Fig. 3: Call escalation (Example)

Patient presses the call button.

Nurse station not occupied.

Call forwarding to all rooms with staff.

Forwarding to another ward.

Forwarding via DECT.


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3.3 Signalling

3.3.1 Signalling in a room

Location light

Call buttons have location lights, i.e. a visual assistance for finding the call button in the dark.

Reassurance light

Reassurance lights at the call device indicate that a call was raised from this button and to provide a reassurance for the patient. The reassurance light will stay on also after activating the staff presence in the room. This way, staff can quickly recognise the call location in the room.

Reminder light

Presence buttons and cancel buttons have reminder lights to show that the particular button.

3.3.2 Room lamps

77 0171 00 77 0170 00 Light section indicates:

Red Call category (call, emer-gency call, alarm)

Green Presence 1

Yellow Presence 2



Green Presence 1

Yellow Presence 2

White WC call, WC emergency call

77 0170 01 Light section indicates:

Blue Cardiac alarm



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Room lamp 77 0170 01 is suitable as amendment to the room lamps 77 0170 00 and 77 0171 00 to indicate calls from the WC and cardiac alarms particularly.

3.3.3 Room lamp universal without RAN connection

The following room lamp is not connected to the room bus RAN. It is for universal use. In the Flamenco system it is used together with ComStationPC or ComStation-BUS-C.

3.3.4 Group lamps and direction lamps

Group lamps in the corridor indicate the calls from another ward when the other ward is coupled with this ward (ward coupling).

Direction lamps in the corridor show arrows to indicate the call location. These lamps are installed at junctions or where orientation could be difficult.

The allocation of rooms to group or direction lamps can be freely configured. The type of signalling can also be configured. Configuration is realised using the Software SystemOrganizer. The following summary describes standard settings for signalling.

Event Colour Fresh call Answered call

Call category: call Red Flashing On

WC call Red + White 1) Flashing On

Emergency call Red Rapid flashing On

WC emergency call Red + White 1) Rapid flashing On

Cardiac alarm Red + Blue 2) Flickering On

Presence1 Green

Presence 2 Yellow

1) only with room lamps 77 0170 01, 77 0171 10, 77 0170 10.2) only with room lamp 77 0170 01.

Tab. 2: Signalling at room lamps

Note! When more than one call are active, the highest category call is indicated. Fresh calls within a call category are indicated before answered calls.

Room lamp universal 77 0182 10

Light section indicates:

Green Presence, ComStation is in use


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Call categories

The call category is indicated in the red light section of the group lamp and the direc-tion lamp:

Call category Call: Steady light.

Call category Emergency call: Slow flashing (1 sec. / 1 sec.).

Call category Alarm: Rapid flashing (0,3 sec. / 0,3 sec.).

Collective display

Red light section: When more than one call is active, the call category of the highest priority call is indicated: Alarm > Emergency call > Call.

3.3.5 Corridor display Alpha 16

At the corridor display Alpha 16 (single-sided version: 77 0150 00, double-sided ver-sion: 77 0160 00) call type and room number of the call location are indicated with alphanumerics.

The display can show 16 characters. Longer messages are shown as ticker.

Additionally the calls are signalled acoustically. Different call tones are allocated to each of the three call categories. Using the software SystemOrganizer the call tone volume can be set separately for every ward to „soft“, „medium“ or „loud“.

Direction lamp 77 0111 02 Light section indicates:


Green Presence

Group lamp 77 0112 02 Light section indicates:

Red Call category (call, emer-gency call, alarm) of group1

Green Presence of group 1

Red Call category (call, emer-gency call, alarm) of group 2

Green Presence of group 2

Light section Steady light Slow flashing Rapid flashing

Red Call Emergency call Alarm

Green Presence - -

Tab. 3: Signalling at group lamps and direction lamps


3. Functions

When several calls are active, the highest priority call is indicated. As an option it can be configured that all calls are indicated again and again in a rolling manner (Soft-ware SystemOrganizer).

Clock time is the standby indication.


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3.4 Consoles

Consoles are primarily designed for the displaying and handling of calls. For this, Fla-menco provides a line of consoles to cater for diverse demands. The programme covers the following categories.

3.4.1 Ward console: ComStation

ComStationBUS-C

Category Application

Ward console Ward consoles are used for handling calls in a ward. Ward consoles in the Flamenco nurse call system are called ComStation. These ComStations are available in several versions.

Mobile console Mobile consoles are wireless telephones used for call handling. They can be used in support of the other con-soles. As staff can carry a wireless along, calls can be forwarded directly to the responsible nursing staff.

Central console A central console is a console where normally calls from all wards or from several houses are handled. The central consoles for the Flamenco nurse call system are referred to as ManagementCenter.

Call forwarding point Call forwarding points are devices used to answer for-warded calls in the rooms. With Flamenco systems these are ComTerminals.

Tab. 4: Consoles

The ComStationBUS-C is designed or answering and handling calls and to support nursing service. The ComStationBUS-C is equipped with microphone, loudspeaker and handset for speech communica-tion. The ComStationBUS-C is operated using select and navigation keys, supported by a colour display. System messages and additional information can be displayed as well.

ComStationBUS-C

(77 0605 50)


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ComStationPC

ComStationCT Flamenco

3.4.2 Mobile console: Wireless telephone

The ComStationPC is a PC workstation with speech unit. Calls and presence states are presented in a ward planview. This ensures the quick identification of locations.

Calls and Emergency calls are shown in Red, Alarms in Blue, Presence 1 in Green, and Presence 2 in Yellow. The three call categories are enhanced through flashing indications, i.e. Calls - slow flashing; Emergency calls - quick flashing; Alarms - rapid flashing. In addition, call categories are also presented with special acoustic signals. As soon as a call is answered, the call type is indicated.

ComStationPC

(77 0602 00)

A ComStationCT Flamenco is the simplest type of a ward console. Calls are signalled via an acoustic tone generator, and there are different signals for each of the three call categories. The display will show call type and call location. When two or more calls are present, the highest priority call is indi-cated.

ComStationCT Flamenco(77 0606 00)

The display will show call type and call location. Other features of the mobile console depend on the type of wireless telephone used or on the type of PBX, respectively.

The mobile consoles are not part of the Flamenco nurse call system. They are part of a PBX which is coupled to the Flamenco system via an interface in the OSY-ControlCenter. OSY-CC VoIP-SIP Inter-face offers the coupling of a PBX for mobile speech communication.


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3.4.3 Central console: ManagementCenter

3.4.4 Call forwarding point: ComTerminal Flamenco

The ManagementCenterPC is a PC workstation with speech unit. The ManagementCenterPC Push but-tons features additional push buttons.

Calls and presence states are indicated at the Man-agementCenterPC in the same manner as at the ComStationPC - with the addition that several wards are presented.

The ManagementCenterPC Push buttons features a push button for each room to quickly establish a speech communication to the respective room. Each push button has three LEDs for optical signal-ling: Red for Calls, Green for Presence 1 and Yellow for Presence 2. The flashing rhythm of the Red LED indicates the call category: Calls - slow flashing; Emergency calls - quick flashing; Alarms - rapid flashing.

ManagementCenterPC

(77 0610 00)

ManagementCenterPC Push buttons(77 0620 00)

When presence is active the display in the ComTer-minal Flamenco shows call type and location of the forwarded call. In addition, there are the acoustic signals, i.e. different signals for each call category

The call tone volume can be configured using the SystemOrganizer software.

ComTerminal Flamenco(77 0510 00)


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3.5 Call handling

3.5.1 Raising a call

Calls are raised activating a specially marked call button. Call buttons at Tunstall devices are Red, showing a nurse logo. Exception: Cardiac Alarm (Blue button).

Call buttons are integrated in ComTerminal Fla-menco, patient handset and pear push switches. But they are also available as call switches.

Optional devices include pull cord and pneumatic switch.

Patient handset(74 0747 00)

Product Call trigger Person Call type

Patient handset Red call button Patient Call with bed identification

Pear push switch Red call button Patient Call with bed identification

ComTerminalRoomTerminal Call button

Red call button Staff Emergency call 1)+ Call

ComTerminal RoomTerminal Alarm button

Blue alarm button 1) Staff Cardiac alarm 1)

Call switch in the room

Red call button, pull cord, pneumatic activa-tion

Patient, Staff

CallEmergency call 1)

Alarm switch in the room

Blue alarm button 1) Staff Cardiac alarm 1)

Call switch/WC Red WC call button, pull cord, pneumatic activa-tion

Patient, Staff

WC callWC emergency call 1)

Diagnostic con-nection cable

Contact electro-medical device

automati-cally

Emergency call

1) Prerequisite: Presence is activated

Tab. 5: Call devices


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3.5.2 Accepting a call

A raised call is first acknowledged or answered.

Call acknowledging

Accepting a call without establishing a speech communication is called 'acknowledg-ing'. This is effected at the call location by activating the presence status. Or this is effected in another room to which the call has been forwarded. Using the following devices forwarded calls can be remotely acknowledged: RoomTerminal Flamenco, ComStationT Flamenco.

Call answering

Accepting a call by way of a speech connection is called 'answering a call'. Devices for answering a call are designated as consoles: Ward console (ComStation), Cen-tral console (ManagementCenter), Mobile console (Wireless telephone), Call for-warding point (ComTerminal).

3.5.3 Speech

After answering a call there is a speech communication between the console and the call location.

3.5.4 Call cancelling

When the person seeking assistance has been satisfactorily handled, the call must be cancelled.

Call cancelling at the call location

Calls can be cancelled at the call location. Prerequisite: Staff must have acknowl-edged or answered the call first.

Call cancelling at the call location is automatically effected by de-activating the pres-ence button. WC calls and WC Emergency calls must normally be cancelled by ac-tivating a special WC cancel button.

Remote call cancelling from the console

Specific call types (Standard: Call type: calls) can be remotely cancelled from the console after a speech communication was established.

Call type Cancelling method

Call At the call location automatically by de-activating the presence or remote cancelling from console after a speech was established to the call location.

WC call Pressing the grey WC cancel button.

Door call A door call is cancelled as a remote function from the console, after a speech connection was established to the call location.

Tab. 6: Cancelling of different call types


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3.5.5 Call forwarding

Call forwarding is the forwarding of calls to rooms where staff have activated their presence. At the ComTerminal, forwarded calls are signalled both in the display and by acoustic signal with call type and call location shown in the display.

The cancel switch/WC (77 0213 00...), the call switch/WC with cancel switch (77 0217 00...) and the staff presence combination with call tone (77 0219 00...) is-sue an acoustic signal. There is a different call tone for each call category.

Forwarded calls can be answered via the ComTerminal (call forwarding point). If speech communication to the call location was established, the forwarded call may be cancelled from the ComTerminal remotely.

Telephone call A telephone call is automatically cancelled when no telephone call is present. Manual cancellation is not possible.

WC emergency call Pressing the grey WC cancel button.

Emergency call 1 De-activating the presence at the call location.

Emergency call 2 De-activating the presence at the call location.

Diagnostic call Deleting the call at the initiating device plus de-activat-ing the presence.

Cardiac alarm De-activating the presence at the call location.

Call type Cancelling method

Tab. 6: Cancelling of different call types


3. Functions

3.6 Speech communication

3.6.1 Speech devices at consoles

ComStationBUS-C, ComStationPC und ManagementCenterPC

Speaking in the hands-free mode or - for more discretion - by using the hand-held receiver. If background noise is distractive, voice communication can be changed to half-duplex speech with manual control of the speech direction.


Free speaking via microphone and loudspeaker.

Wireless telephones

These units are normal telephones, and as such, communication is the same as with any conventional telephone connection.

3.6.2 Speech devices in a room

Speaking per room

Free speaking via microphone and loudspeaker in the ComTerminals.

Speaking per bed

Each bed has its own speech device (Patient handset). Speech communication ei-ther free or more discretely with reduced volume.

Non-system patient device

Aside from using Tunstall's Patient handset, bedside speech communication can also be effected with other make patient devices, e.g. with a patient telephone. In this case, communication features are determined by this particular device.

3.6.3 Privacy function

The system features an automatically controlled privacy function. This ensures un-authorised eavesdropping of persons.

To cater for specific situations, the privacy function can be disabled. This can be car-ried out automatically or manually. The status of the privacy function depends on:

Situation (call, presence status)

Setting of privacy button at the ComTerminal or at separate switch with privacy button

Room type „children's room“ (set at ComTerminal and in SystemOrganizer))


3. Functions

Privacy function principle

3.6.4 Announcements

Announcements can be initiated from ward consoles ComStation and central con-soles ManagementCenter.

Announcements are transmitted to ComTerminals, patients handsets, corridor dis-plays, and loudspeakers with announcement interface (e.g. in corridors or outside ar-eas.)

An announcement interrupts radio / TV programmes at the patient handset. An-nouncements can be preceded by a preparatory tone or by a prepared text (to be configured).

Call is active? yes Listening in possible

no

Listening in not possible

yes Privacy button activated?

no

Presence status activated? yes Listening in possible

no

Listening in not possible

no Setting “Children's room”? yes Listening in possible

Type of announcement Locations to transmit the announcement to

Ward announcement All rooms of a ward.

Staff announcement All rooms where staff is present. Optional Pres-ence 1 or Presence 2 or Presence 1+2.

Area announcement (free selectable area) *)

Selected rooms or wards.

Area announcement (defined area) *)

Defined area selected from a list. The list is con-figured in the SystemOrganizer.

Multiple line *) Several rooms. From rooms where privacy is off an answer can be received.

Tab. 7: Announcement types


3. Functions

Defined rooms can be excluded from the announcement, e.g. rooms with a ward con-sole ComStation, operating theatres.

Automatic announcements can be activated. In this case, prepared text messages are transmitted to the configured areas. The activation is effected from ward con-soles ComStationPC or central consoles ManagementCenter.

General announcement *) All rooms which the ManagementCenter console is in charge of.

*) not available at ComStationBUS-C.

Type of announcement Locations to transmit the announcement to

Tab. 7: Announcement types


3. Functions

3.7 Rooms without speech communication

It is possible to integrate rooms without speech communication into the nurse call system. Instead of ComTerminal Flamenco these rooms are equipped with RoomTerminal Flamenco or ControlTerminal Flamenco. The room periphery which is connected to the ComTerminal Flamenco can be connected to the RoomTerminal or ControlTerminal as well.

3.7.1 RoomTerminal Flamenco

3.7.2 ControlTerminal Flamenco

The ControlTerminal Flamenco (77 0550 00) has no keys. But therefore it includes a room lamp with 4 sections. As an option it is available with an integrated label field for room designation: ControlTerminal with doorplate (77 0551 00).

The signalling of the ControlTerminals equals to the room lamps 77 0170 10 and 77 0171 10, table 2 on page 12.

The RoomTerminal Flamenco is a complete replacement for the ComTerminal Flamenco but without speech communication.

When staff presence is active forwarded calls are displayed in the RoomTerminal's display. Call type and call location are displayed. Additionally the for-warded calls are acoustically signalled via a tone. The call tone differs for the three call categories.

The call tone volume can be configured in the Sys-temOrganizer software.

RoomTerminal Flamenco(77 0520 00)



Green Presence 1

Yellow Presence 2



4. Interfaces - OpenConcept

Flamenco nurse call systems feature several interfaces for connections in rooms, in a group and at the central control. Flamenco is designed as open-architecture for a number of other technical systems, i.e. Flamenco expands its functional spectrum by using other systems and it provides its own nurse call system for other systems. This synergy effect is your profit. You can combine the best and optimised individual solu-tions and products to create a powerful and cost-effective communication concept.

Abb. 4: OpenConcept

OSYlink AS

LAN/W

LAN

VoIP/SIP

ESPA 4.4.4

KIS/IT

Transport systemsBMA/GMS

TV

Entertainment

Licht/Raum

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4.1 Interfaces in rooms

4.1.1 Light switching

The patient handset (74 0747 00) has 2 buttons for room and reading light. The pear push switch with call and light switch has a button for switching the light.

4.1.2 Radio / Television

The patient handset (74 0747 00) features an integrated loudspeaker and a socket for earphones for radio and TV sound. When the ear phones are connected, the loud-speaker is disabled. Switching on/off, program selection as well as volume control via the buttons on the patient handset.

Up to 5 permanently installed programs from the entertainment system are available via the connection socket. TV systems with integrated radio broadcast are connected via the RAN interface (77 0840 00). The arrangement caters for a random number of radio programs which are relayed via the tuner in the TV system. Control of the TV system: TV On/Off, program selection Up/Down.

When using the IR TV control module universal (70 0360 00) every standard TV set can be used. Or the TV set is equipped with an appropriate interface (RSIG).

4.1.3 Call devices

In addition to the nurse call devices of the Flamenco product range, additional call devices can be used, e.g. radio transmitters for wireless calling. As such, the con-nector of the 1-channel radio receiver (70 0831 00) can directly be plugged into the connection sockets (70 0171 03, 70 0171 50, 70 0424 00, 70 0424 50, 70 0434 00, 70 0434 50, 70 0448 00, 70 0449 00) from the Flamenco system.

The RAN interface (77 0840 00) supports the connection of other non-Flamenco call devices. Besides the call types Call, Cardiac alarm and WC call the RAN interface supports location light and reassurance light function as well as bed identification.

4.1.4 Patient units

If so desired, patient handsets other than the Tunstall patient handset may be used. Suitable alternatives are, for instance, patient telephones with built-in nurse call but-ton. The RAN interface with speech (77 0880 00) links the call button and the tele-phone speech path to the nurse call system. The selection of devices from third-party manufacturers must be coordinated with Tunstall.



4.2 Interfaces at group bus

4.2.1 OSYlink-Universal

Inputs and outputs

4 monitored Inputs:- 2x Call- Emergency call- Alarm

1 Input, Collective announcement (to all wards)

1 Input, Collective announcement (to all staff)

1 Input for raising a call, associated an input for cancelling this call.

4 configurable solid state outputs. Factory setting:- 2x Call- Emergency call- Alarm

1 configurable solid state output

1 configurable solid state output with location light feature (functionally associat-ed with the inputs for calls)

2 configurable potential-free outputs (change-over contact, voltage source can be selected by jumper)

The outputs are configured using the SystemOrganizer.

4.2.2 Linking of legacy systems

Flamenco provides the option of connecting wards of legacy systems manufactured by Tunstall GmbH to the Flamenco system in a compatible way. For this, the ward bus of the legacy system is connected to the Flamenco system via an OSYlink AS interface module. Two different interface modules of OSYlink AS are available, de-pending on the legacy system.

The universal interface OSYlink-Universal (77 0803 00) is provided for linking of systems from third-party manufacturers and/or technical equipment with the group bus (OSYnet).

OSYlink-Universal(77 0803 00)



OSYlink AS-CCS

OSYlink AS-CCS transforms the data and speech signals of legacy CCS systems into compatible signals for the Flamenco system. This way, it is possible to run indi-vidual wards using CCS technology in a Flamenco system environment.

For connecting a half-duplex speech system additionally a speech amplifier with in-dependent power supply unit is required. Normally this was already part of the legacy system.

OSYlink AS-L200

OSYlink AS-L200 transforms the data signals of the room terminals and the universal interfaces L200 of the legacy L200 system into compatible signals for the Flamenco system. This way, it is possible to run individual wards using L200 technology in a Flamenco system environment.

OSYlink AS type Legacy systems which can be linked

OSYlink AS-CCS(77 0870 00)

EccoLine with speech

NewLine C201

NewLine

CCS 2000 G

CCS 1080 G

CCS 1080 W

OSYlink AS-L20077 0872 00)

EccoLine L200

NewLine L200

Tab. 8: Modules for connecting of legacy systems



4.3 Interface at the central control

The powerful OSY-ControlCenter (77 2000 00) monitors and controls not only nurse calls, it also serves as the turntable for links with external systems.

There are two central LAN interfaces for the data exchange with external systems. Depending on the application the communication is effected directly via the OSY-ControlCenter or via an separate server. For simple connections serial interfaces can be used.

For any details with your specific project, talk to the Tunstall representative. The fol-lowing paragraphs present some sample applications.

4.3.1 Radio paging system, DECT without speech

The nurse call system is prepared for the connection of radio paging systems or DECT telephone systems. The protocol is based on ESPA 4.4.4. This way, incoming calls from the nurse call system can be relayed to staff who carry a radio paging re-ceiver or a wireless phone.

The factory settings for the ESPA interface are: 1200 baud, 7 bits, even parity, 2 stop-bits. Format: <Event Identifier><Space><Ward Name><Space><Room Name><Space>.

4.3.2 Telephony (DECT, VoIP, WLAN, GSM)

A hospital's telephone infrastructure may also be used for speech communication with the nurse call system. Whether DECT, VoIP, WLAN, or GSM, all variants can be linked with the nurse call system. The telephone user will not note any difference.

When an external device should fail, e.g. due to a failure in the telephone system, Flamenco ensures that an active call is indicated at other display equipment within the nurse call system.

4.3.3 Hospital information system (HIS)

To support the work of nursing staff, patient data may be presented during call han-dling. The data are managed in the software PrimusGlobal+. Data can be exchanged between the software PrimusGlobal+ and the hospital information system. This way, there is no need for dual data entry.

The system driver HL7 links the hospital information system and the software family PrimusGlobal+. Defined data fields from the HL2 dataset are used, and they are available for further indication at the ManagementCenter. Selection of the desired in-formation is realised in close cooperation with the respective customer. Various transfer protocols and transfer methods can be realised.

Linking of the hospital information system is effected at the OSY-ControlCenter. For this realisation, a ManagementCenter with PrimusGlobal+ Module “Connect” and the PrimusGlobal+ system driver HL7 are required.

4.3.4 Fire detection system

Defined information from the fire detection system can be taken over by the Flamen-co system where they are used for other displays and for further processing. The



type and amount of information as well as priority rating of such information will be defined in close cooperation with the customer

4.3.5 Facility management system

Defined information and events from the nurse call system Flamenco are transferred via interfaces to the facility management system where they are available for display-ing and for further processing. The type and amount of the events to be transferred will be defined in close cooperation with the customer.

Connection to the facility management system is realised at the OSY-ControlCenter. For this realisation, a ManagementCenter is required with PrimusGlobal+ Module “Connect” and the PrimusGlobal+ system driver FMS.

4.3.6 Use of nurse call system infrastructure by other systems

Optical and acoustic signal devices of the Flamenco nurse call system can also be made available for external systems. As such, corridor displays may present addi-tional information, e.g. Alarms from a fire detection system, information from the caf-eteria, notes on the use of mobile phones, etc. Other external systems may also be integrated to activate room and group lamps and/or acoustic signal generators of the nurse call system.

Exploit theses additional features for the nurse call system and stop additional cost from dual installations of displays, loudspeakers and other signalling devices. Use the idle time periods of the Flamenco displays and indicators to disseminate other information, messages, clock time, routing information, visitor information, etc.


5. Organisational modes

The Flamenco nurse call system can be adapted to a hospital's care organisation. Independent from the installation, the system can support various modes of a care organisation. Organisational changes can be realised without the need for additional

installation or for structural changes.



5.1 Ward operating mode

The ward operating mode is the traditional way of method for the handling of nurse calls. All calls within a ward will reach the responsible staff either directly at a ward console ComStation at the nurse station or at their respective present location (call forwarding).

Fig. 5: Ward operating mode

The ward operating mode is the ideal method for call handling when function care is the care solution that is realised for the ward. In functional nursing all care jobs are allocated and handled by all of the ward staff. Each nurse will handle tasks (func-tions) for all patients in the ward.

1 – 6 Wards 1 – 6

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

1 2

3 4

5 6



5.2 Ward coupling

During periods of low activity, two or more wards which are operated in ward mode can be organisationally coupled. In Flamenco nurse call systems, this is realised with the 'ward coupling' function. All calls and presence states of the coupled wards are displayed at the consoles of all coupled wards or forwarded to rooms with active presence states, respectively.

The coupling of specific wards is pre-defined by the technical staff using the software SystemOrganizer. Nursing staff will activate the applicable ward coupling at the ComStation as required.

Fig. 6: Ward coupling

1 – 6 Wards 1 – 6

1 + 2 Ward 1 is coupled with ward 2



ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

ComStation

1 + 2

3 + 4

5 + 6



5.3 Central call handling

In the central call handling mode, all calls of all wards are directed exclusively to a superior central console, a ManagementCenter, answered from this central console and from here, all further measures are initiated. The central console Management-Center is suitable to act as the sole console position in a house. The central call han-dling mode may also be realised as a temporary measure, only, e.g. during night time, or in a mode where individual wards operate in a decentralised mode from time to time.

Aside from patient rooms and function rooms, all rooms where staff or patients may dwell must be incorporated into the system. To fully exploit the possibilities of the ManagementCenter all additional functions should also be integrated in the system (administration, X-ray, pharmacy, etc.).

Fig. 7: Central call handling

The central call handling mode is perfectly suitable when several hospitals are cou-pled. In this case, one ManagementCenter is responsible for all coupled houses.

ManagementCenter



5.4 Zone nursing

In the case of 'zone nursing' the ward is divided into structural sections commensu-rate with the building architecture. Nursing staff is organised in teams, and each team is responsible for a certain zone. Suitable consoles for zone nursing are ward con-soles ComStation or mobile consoles, i.e. wireless telephones. Call forwarding is also prepared for within the zone.

Fig. 8: Zone nursing

5.4.1 Shifts

Depending on the day of the week or on the clock time, it may be necessary to change zone allocations. For instance, two zones of daytime operations may be joined to create a single zone for the night time. With Flamenco nurse call systems this change to the nursing situation is be realised by way of shift allocation.

The software SystemOrganizer is the tool to set up work shifts and to compose the zones for the respective shift. At the ComStation, nursing staff can change the nurse call system from one shift mode to another shift mode, i.e. day shift volume and night shift volume.

Team 1 Team 2

Zone 1 Zone 2



5.5 Room nursing

In the case of room nursing, one team of nursing staff is responsible for all patients in one or more rooms. As for the nurse call system, this essentially constitutes zone nursing, where the rooms are not necessarily next to each other. The configuration procedure for this nursing mode is virtually the same as for area nursing.

Fig. 9: Room nursing

Team 1 Team 2

Zone 2 Zone 1 Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 2

Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 1 Zone 1 Zone 1


6. Configuration / SystemOrganizer

Fig. 10: SystemOrganizer (77 0750 00)

The SystemOrganizer software is the planning and configuration tool for the Flamen-co system. It provides the user interface to the system control unit OSY-Control-Center and enables the complete parameter setting for the nurse call system.

The handling and the subdivision follows Flamenco's basic principle. The physical parameters are strictly separated from the organisational assignments.

The access is password protected by 5 different user levels. Herewith is ensured, that each user group (planning office, care management...) can only make the set-tings, which are important for him/her.

Right from the planning stage the SystemOrganizer is used to enter the project struc-tures of buildings, wards and rooms. All parameters can be modified every time to adapt to the respective needs.

By using the data from the beginning of the planning over the whole life cycle of the system it will never be necessary to enter data twice. All data can be copied, saved and readout from an OSY-ControlCenter. Herewith it is ensured, that every time the valid data are used

6.1 Requirements

Microsoft Windows 7, Windows XP, or Windows 2000

10/100 Mbit LAN access

Software training “SystemOrganizer”


6. Configuration / SystemOrganizer

6.2 System planning

Construction of the basic structure of buildings, wards, rooms

Plan view presentation

Screen shot directly from the screen

Import of existing graphics

Various pre-set room types

Free allocation of room numbers and designations

Printable survey of buildings, wards, rooms

6.3 Configuration

Country-specific settings

Setting date and time

Assignment of physical addresses for rooms and peripherals

Designations and room numbers for rooms, wards, buildings, etc.

Setting call types and system messages

Signalling options e.g. tone and flash-signal sequences

Parameters for call handling e.g. call types, call categories

Defining announcement areas

Organisational assignment of rooms (locations) to wards, shifts, etc.

Defining ward couplings

Parameter setting for escalation procedures for call handling

Administration of interfaces to external systems

Administration of cordless telephony devices (DECT/radio paging system/WLAN)

Setting all system parameters including the administration of integrated networks and IP addresses


7. The technology

Fig. 11: System overview

PSA: Radio paging systemBMA: Fire detection systemKIS: Hospital information system

OSYnet-SafetyController

OSY-ControlCenter

PSA / DECT

BMA

KIS

...


7. The technology

7.1 System structure

The nurse call system uses a bus system with a group bus (OSYnet) and an intelli-gent room bus (RAN). The group bus OSYnet combines individual rooms and possi-ble interfaces in the ward in a network. The room bus serves as the network for the various devices in a room.

System control is centrally effected in the OSY-ControlCenter. The OSY-Control-Center handles both data flow management and speech communication.

For larger systems several OSY-ControlCenters may be coupled.

If the OSY-ControlCenter should fail, decentralised OSYnet-SafetyControllers will handle the light call functions. In the wards, they are connected to the group bus OSYnet.

Electric power supply for the system is realised via decentrally installed power supply units. The number of such units and their locations depend on the total electric power that is needed. Power to the OSY-ControlCenter is also provided via an external power supply unit.

Fig. 12: System structure

– : Group 1 – 4 OSYnet: Group bus

RAN: Room bus

OSY-ControlCenter

...

...

...

...


7. The technology

7.2 Control unit OSY-ControlCenter

The complete system control is centrally effected in the OSY-ControlCenter. The system control com-prises data transmission including system functions and a separate speech system.

The OSY-ControlCenter serves as the central sys-tem interface for input and output of data, for speech connections and system messages, and also for remote access and system updating.OSY-ControlCenter

(77 2000 00)


7. The technology

7.3 Speech communication

Speech communication and data transmission are physically and logically separated from each other. The speech line of the system connects the system's own speech units: ComTerminal Flamenco, Patient handset, ComStationBUS-C, ComStationPC, ComStationCT Flamenco, ManagementCenterPC, ManagementCenterPC Push but-tons.

7.3.1 Non-system speech paths

Aside from speech communication within the nurse call system, speech communica-tion is also possible with other speech units: patient telephones, wireless telephones (DECT or GSM mobile) etc. The interfaces to the telecommunication systems are provided at the OSY-ControlCenter.

The various devices can be used along with the Tunstall patient devices or consoles with nearly the same quality or functions. Their use can be in an exclusive mode or in a mixed mode. But the planning and design of such solutions require detailed knowledge of the technology, the operational spectrum and of down-line functional and organisational sequences.

Fig. 13: Non-system speech paths

Wireless telephone Patient's telephone

OSY-ControlCenter

...

...

...

DECT


7. The technology

7.4 Cables

7.4.1 Types of cable

The installation can be realised using a data cable, e.g. CAT7 (22 AWG), or commer-cially available installation cables for communication systems e.g. IY(ST)Y4x2x0.8.

Electric power for all components is provided via a separate net, also with commer-cially available cables, e.g. 2x2,5 mm².

For detailed information on the types of cables to be used, refer to page 71. Maxi-mum permissible cable lengths in an OSYnet

Fig. 14: Maximum permissible cable lengths in an OSYnet

= Bus termination at last bus user (= 120 Ohms resistor)

Group 1, Ward 1

Group 2, Ward 2

Group 5, Ward 7

Group 3, Ward 4

Group 3, Ward 3

Group 4, Ward 5

Group 4, Ward 6

max. 700 m

ba + b = max. 700 m

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7. The technology

7.5 Wards and groups

Fig. 15: Distribution of wards to groups

Wards are the organisational entities in hospitals. As such, a ward is a comprehen-sive entity also for normal operations in Flamenco nurse call systems. However, the physical structure in Flamenco nurse call systems is independent of this organisa-tion.

During the development of Flamenco the organisational structure was totally sepa-rated from the technical structure. Rather than the ward, it is the 'physical' group which - technically speaking - is the entity. Each group is managed via a control unit (which is a module in the central control unit OSY-ControlCenter). A group may com-prise several wards. As a matter of fact, wards may be distributed among or allocated to various groups.

This group-related arrangement provides for many advantages. The number of con-trol units can be substantially reduced. The number of required control units or groups is not determined by the number of wards but rather by the building structure and by the desired fail-safe criteria.

The physical structure's independence from the organisational structure provides for another substantial advantage: Planning personnel does not have to consider any later organisational structure while planning the physical installation for the system phase for the physical installation of cabling and devices. At any later date, the sys-tem can be altered and adjusted to a changed organisation without being limited by the system's physical structure.

Ward = Organisational entity

Group = Physical entity

Organisation of hospital Flamenco Technology

Ward 1 Ward 2 Group 1




8. System safety

8.1 Partial system failure

Flamenco nurse call system feature a hierarchic structure. In case of a failure of in-dividual group users, the remaining users will continue to operate as designed. Room functions will remain functional also when the associated group bus should fail. A raised call is still indicated at the room lamp. The initiating call device can easily be identified by the illuminated reassurance light.

All call initiating elements and their transmitting routes are monitored. Failures or de-ficiencies in the transmission of calls are indicated for the nursing staff with no delay, using the displays and indications still available.

8.2 Failure of coupled systems

In most applications, the Flamenco nurse call system is coupled with other systems. Nevertheless, the nurse call system will sustain as a self-contained system. In other words, also in case of failures at telecommunication systems, data networks, TV sys-tems or at other interfaces, the functions of the Flamenco nurse call system will re-main operational.

8.3 Fail safe acc. to DIN VDE 0834:2000

The OSYnet Safety Controller is directly connected to the group bus. Each group must have its own OSYnet-SafetyController.

8.4 Failure of the electric power supply

In case of a mains failure, current calls and status information are stored and will not be lost. Configuration data are redundantly stored in the system.

In normal installations, the call system is connected to an auxiliary power supply sys-tem. In case of a failure in the mains supply net, this auxiliary device will sustain the necessary electric power.

The OSYnet-SafetyController (77 2100 00) com-plies with the fail safe requirement acc. to DIN VDE 0834:2000. Where this high safety standard is not required, there is no definite demand for the use of the OSYnet-SafetyController.

In case of a failure of the central system control, the OSYnet-SafetyController automatically sustains the light call functions of the nurse call system, but not including speech communication. The controller supports call forwarding. Signalling at the room lamp is ensured via the ComTerminal.

OSYnet-SafetyController(77 2100 00)


8. System safety

Where a building is not fitted with an auxiliary power supply system, the auxiliary sup-ply for the Flamenco nurse call system must be ensured by other means. For this, there is e.g. a special power supply unit (77 3400 00). Its integrated batteries ensure the uninterrupted supply for at least 15 minutes. Separate uninterruptible power sup-ply systems (UPS) are required for units (e.g. PCs) which are not connected to the 24 V power supply net. These UPS must be provided by the customer.

8.5 Differentiated indication of fault location

The affected locations of technical faults are immediately displayed at the consoles so that nursing staff is informed without delay. In addition, the OSYnet-SafetyCon-troller has a potential free output (change-over contact) for the signalling of faults, i.e. for connection to optical or acoustic fault indicators. Further fault information can be obtained via remote access.

Using the integrated test function in the ComTerminal a defective component in the room will quickly be located.


9. Room types

The following pages show a selection of frequently used room types with examples on equipment and devices.


9. Room types

9.1 Patient room

9.1.1 Patient room with speech

70 0434 00

70 0424 00

77 0510 00

77 0170 00

74 0747 00

74 0747 00

77 0211 01 A

77 0213 00 A

OSYnet + Ip OSYnet + Ip

77 0215 01 A

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ELA-Anlage bauseits


9. Room types

For required back boxes and connectors refer to page 68. For cable legend see page 71.

Per room

ComTerminal Flamenco 77 0510 00

Room lamp for display of all call types and presence states:e.g. Room lamp, 3 sections

optional with individual indication for WC call / WC emergency call:e.g. Room lamp, 4 sections

77 0170 00

77 0170 10

Per bed

Connection socket combi orConnection socket combi, bedhead unit

70 0424 0070 0434 00

Patient handset in corner seating unit (optional) 74 0747 00

In WC room

If additional display for WC call / WC emergency call is desired, e.g. as direction lamp in front of the WC:Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC 77 0170 01

WC cancel button to cancel WC calls / WC emergency callse.g. Cancel switch/WC 77 0213 00 A

A nurse call device must be within reach from washbasin, WC, shower, bathtub; selection:Call switch/WCPull cord call switch/WCPneumatic call switch/WC

77 0211 01 A77 0215 01 A77 0216 01 A

In corner seating unit (optional)

Call device, e.g. Call switch 77 0211 00 A


9. Room types

9.1.2 Patient room without speech, with ControlTerminal

70 0171 50

70 0171 03

77 0550 00

70 0710 00

77 0211 01 A

77 0213 00 A


77 0215 01 A

In

In

In

In

In

70 0710 00

77 0219 00 A


9. Room types


Per room

Optional:ControlTerminal FlamencoControlTerminal Flamenco with doorplate

77 0550 0077 0551 00

ControlTerminal installation kit 77 0960 00

ControlTerminal ConfigSet(only one is required per nurse call system)

77 0920 00

Staff presence combination with call tone 77 0219 00 A

Per bed

Connection socket with call switch orConnection socket with call switch, bedhead unit

70 0171 0370 0171 50

Optional:Pear push switch incl. call and light switch, 2 m connection cablePear push switch incl. call and light switch, 4 m connection cablePear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 2 m connection cablePear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 4 m connection cable

70 0710 00

70 0710 01

70 0711 0070 0711 01

In WC room

WC cancel button to cancel WC calls / WC emergency callse.g. Cancel switch/WC

77 0213 00 A


77 0211 01 A77 0215 01 A77 0216 01 A


Call switch 77 0211 00 A


9. Room types

9.1.3 Patient room without speech, with RoomTerminal

70 0171 50

70 0171 03

77 0520 00

77 0170 00

70 0710 00

77 0211 01 A

77 0213 00 A


77 0215 01 A

In

In

In

In

In

70 0710 00


9. Room types


Per room

RoomTerminal Flamenco 77 0520 00


optional with individual indication for WC call / WC emergency call:e.g. Room lamp, 4 sections

77 0170 00

77 0170 10

Per bed

Connection socket with call switch orConnection socket with call switch, bedhead unit

70 0171 0370 0171 50

Optional:Pear push switch incl. call and light switch, 2 m connection cablePear push switch incl. call and light switch, 4 m connection cablePear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 2 m connection cablePear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 4 m connection cable

70 0710 00

70 0710 01

70 0711 0070 0711 01

In WC room

If additional display for WC call / WC emergency call is desired, e.g. as direction lamp in front of the WC:Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC 77 0170 01

WC cancel button to cancel WC calls / WC emergency callse.g. Cancel switch/WC 77 0213 00 A


77 0211 01 A77 0215 01 A77 0216 01 A


Call device, e.g. Call switch 77 0211 00 A


9. Room types

9.1.4 Patient room: Light switching

Connection socket combi (70 0424 00) and Connection socket combi, bedhead unit (70 0434 00) have a socket for the patient handset (74 0747 00). With the patient handset (74 0747 00) the room light and the reading light can be switched on and of.

Connection socket combi (70 0424 00) and Connection socket combi, bedhead unit (70 0434 00) have a socket for a pear push witch. Connection socket with call switch (70 0171 03) and Con-nection socket with call switch, bedhead unit (70 0171 50) have two sockets for pear push switch-es. With the pear push switch incl. call and light switch (70 0710 0x) the room light or the reading light can be switched on and off.

Pulse relay (electronic)

EFE 005900; ELTAKO ES75-100-12…24V UC; ELTAKO, ES61-8 …230V UC; ELTAKO, ESR61NP-230+UC (pulse relay and switching relay)

Pulse relay (mechanical) *)

ELTAKO S91-100-24VDC

*) For use of mechanical relays a free-wheeling diode is required.

Tab. 9: Usable relays for light switching

70 0424 00


Ie


ELA-Anlage bauseits

Room light on/offRaumlicht ein/aus

Éclairage d‘ambiance marche/arrêt

Leselicht ein/ausReading light on/off

Éclairage de lecture marche/arrêt

RANIs

24 V DC

Impulsdauer 150 msPulse duration 150 msDurée d‘impulsion 150 ms


9. Room types

9.1.5 Patient room: Light dimming

Connection socket combi universal (70 0449 00) und Connection socket combi, bedhead unit, universal (70 0448 00) have a socket for Patient handset universal (74 0748 00) and a socket for a pear push switch. With the Patient handset universal (74 0748 00) the room light and the reading light can be controlled (on/off, dimming). With the pear push switch incl. call and light switch (70 0710 0x) the room light or the reading light can be controlled (on/off, dimming). The outputs for light control provide a 24 V signal for the length of time the light switch remains pressed. The outputs may be loaded with 60 mA. The dimming feature requires suitable dimmable ballasts. The control voltage is 24 V DC. For example with DALI interface.

In combination with RAN interface universal (70 0848 00) two external actuators can be controlled by the patient handset universal (74 0748 00) (connected to an connection socket combi universal (70 0449 00) or connection socket combi, bedhead unit universal (70 0448 00), e.g. for blinds up-wards and downwards. Maximum contact load: 60 mA / 24 V.

Attention! Patient handset universal (74 0748 00), connection socket combi universal (70 0449 00) and connection socket combi, bedhead unit universal (70 0448 00) cannot be used for TV control neither for TV tone / radio tone transmission.

Switching relay (electronic)

ELTAKO ER61-UC; ELTAKO ESR61NP-230+UC (pulse relay and switching relay)

Switching relay (mechanic) *)

ELTAKO R12-100-24VDC (for top-hat rail); ELTAKO R91-100-24 VDC (flush or surface mounting); FINDER 49.61-7024.4050

*) For use of mechanical relays a free-wheeling diode is required

Tab. 10:Usable relays for light dimming

70 0449 00


Room light dimmingRaumlicht dimmen

Leselicht dimmenReading light dimming

Faire varier l‘intensité d‘éclairage d‘ambiance

RANIs

RAN

70 0848 00

In

In

z.B. Jalousie aufwärts/abwärtse.g. Blinds up/down

p.ex. lever/abaisser les stores

Faire varier l‘intensité d‘éclairage de lecture


9. Room types

9.1.6 Patient room: TV control

Standard TV set (open TV tone)

Connection socket combi (70 0424 00) and Connection socket combi, bedhead unit (70 0434 00) allow TV control in combination with Patient handset (74 0747 00) and RAN interface (77 0840 00).

IR TV control module universal (70 0360 10) allows the control of standard TV sets using infrared signals. Additionally needed: kit for IR TV control module (70 0360 20), addressing plug for IR TV control module universal (70 0360 30) and one-time TV control module programming service (70 0360 50).

Note: No tone transmission to patient handset.

Data

70 0424 00


Ie

Ie

PA system (100 V) on-siteSystème de diffusion musique fourni par le client

ELA-Anlage bauseits

RAN

Ia

TV74 0747 00

Daten

Données00 0280 40

70 0360 20

70 0360 10 IR

77 0840 00

In


9. Room types


Standard TV set with tone transmission to Patient handset

Connection socket combi, TVL (70 0424 50) and Connection socket combi, bedhead unit, TVL (70 0434 50) allow TV control in combination with Patient handset (74 0747 00), RAN interface (77 0840 00) and IR TV control module universal Audio (70 0360 11).

Attention! These connections sockets are used only for this application.

IR TV control module universal Audio (70 0360 11) allows the control and tone transmission from standard TV sets using infrared signals. Additionally needed: kit for IR TV control module Audio (70 0360 21), addressing plug for IR TV control module (70 0360 30) and one-time TV control module programming service (70 0360 50).

Data

70 0424 50


Ie

Ie


ELA-Anlage bauseits

RAN

Ia

TV74 0747 00

Daten

Données00 0280 40

70 0360 21

70 0360 11 IR

77 0840 00

In

Ia2Ton

SoundSon

SCART


9. Room types


Hospital LCD TV, professional

Connection socket combi (70 0424 00) and Connection socket combi, bedhead unit (70 0434 00) allow TV control in combination with Patient handset (74 0747 00) and the RAN interface (77 0840 00). TV sets are available in different sizes.

For the programming per project one TV installation kit (74 7002 56/XX*) required. Note: XX* stand for the current year, that means for example. 74 7002 56/13 for 2013.

The TV sets are prepared for standard VESA wall mounts.

Three different wall mounts can be ordered from Tunstall (74 7002 80, 74 7002 81, 74 7002 82).

Data

70 0424 00


Ie

Ie


ELA-Anlage bauseits

RAN

Ia

TV74 0747 00

Daten

Données00 0280 4077 0840 00

In

Ia2Ton

SoundSon

SCART

74 7005 26/XX* (26“)74 7005 32/XX* (32“)


9. Room types

9.1.9 Patient room: Separate shower and WC

Separate call cancelling for each cubicle; collective room lamp (77 0170 00) in corridor and sep-arate room lamps (77 0170 01) in room (channel encoding) with additional display for each cubi-cle. Maximum of 7 channels for each ComTerminal.

Channel numbers 1 - 6 can be used as bed numbers 1 - 6.

70 0434 00

70 0424 00

77 0510 00

77 0170 00

74 0747 00

74 0747 00

77 0211 01 A


77 0215 01 A

In

Is

Is

In In

Ie

Ie

77 0213 00 A

77 0213 00 A

77 0212 00 A77 0215 01 A

In

77 0170 01

77 0170 01

In In

77

666

7

6

0

0 = Kanalnummer 0= Channel number 0= Numéro de canal 0

0


ELA-Anlage bauseits


9. Room types

9.2 Function room


Per room



77 0170 00

77 0510 00

77 0170 00


In


9. Room types

9.3 Ward bathroom

9.3.1 Ward bathroom with speech, with ComTerminal

Per room



77 0170 00

For each bath / WC

Pull cord call switch, suitable for shower, WCCall switch, suitable for washbasinPneumatic call switch, suitable for bath tubs

77 0215 00 A77 0211 00 A77 0216 00 A

77 0510 00

77 0170 00


In

In

InIn

In

77 0211 00 A

77 0215 00 A 77 0216 00 A

77 0211 00 A


9. Room types

9.3.2 Ward bathroom without speech, with ControlTerminal

Per room

Optional:ControlTerminal FlamencoControlTerminal Flamenco with doorplate

77 0550 0077 0551 00

ControlTerminal installation kit 77 0960 00

ControlTerminal ConfigSet (only one is required per nurse call system)

77 0920 00

Staff presence combination with call tone 77 0219 00

For each bath / WC

Pull cord call switch, suitable for shower, WCCall switch, suitable for washbasinPneumatic call switch, suitable for bath tub

77 0215 00 A77 0211 00 A77 0216 00 A

77 0550 00


In

In

InIn

In

77 0211 00 A

77 0215 00 A 77 0216 00 A

77 0211 00 A

77 0219 00 A


9. Room types

9.4 Nurse station

9.4.1 Ward console ComStationBUS-C

Per room

ComStationBUS-C 77 0605 50

Connection socket ComStation 74 0452 30

Room lamp universal, 2 sections 77 0182 10


In

74 0452 30

77 0605 50

77 0182 10


9. Room types

9.4.2 Ward console ComStationCT Flamenco


Per room

ComStationCT Flamenco 77 0606 00


Room lamp for display of all call types and presence states: e.g. Room lamp, 3 sections

77 0170 00


In

77 0170 00

74 0452 30

77 0606 00


9. Room types

9.4.3 Ward console ComStationPC

Per room

ComStationPC 77 0602 00

Connection socket ComStationPC 74 0452 60A

Room Lamp universal, 2 sections 77 0182 10

PrimusGlobal+ System set-up & configuration 77 0790 00

PrimusGlobal+ Project data up to 36 rooms, standardor layout.

77 0790 0177 0790 02


In

74 0452 60A

77 0602 00

77 0182 10

+ 77 0790 00+ 77 0790 02


9. Room types

9.4.4 Nurse station without speech, ComStationT Flamenco


Per room

ComStationT Flamenco 77 0606 20


Room lamp for display of all call types and presence states: e.g. Room lamp, 3 sections

77 0170 00


In

77 0170 00

74 0452 30

77 0606 20


9. Room types

9.5 Corridor

Corridor displayThe corridor display Alpha 16 (77 0150 00) or corridor display Alpha, double-sided (77 0160 00) is directly connected to thegroup bus OSYnet.

Group lamps, Direction lamps4 direction lamps (77 0111 02) or group lamps for 4 wards (77 011X 02) can be con-nected per OSYlink-Group lamp (77 0802 00).

Door entry speakerTo each OSYlink-Door entry speaker (77 0801 00) one door entry speaker (77 0350 00) can be connected.

Loudspeaker with announcement interfaceTo each OSYlink-Announcement (77 0804 00) a maximum of 5 loudspeakers with announcement interface (05 0024 01) can be connected.

Devices or technical equipment from other makes

Connection of devices or technical equipment from other makes via OSYlink-Universal (77 0803 00).


77 01x0 00


77 0802 00 A2

A177 0111 02

77 0112 02


77 0801 00

77 0350 00


77 0804 00

05 0024 01


77 0803 00


9. Room types

9.6 Back boxes, connectors

Back boxes

Connectorsolid wall

partition wall

1-g

an

g1

70

100

00

2-g

an

g1

70

410

00

1-g

an

g1

75

100

00

2-g

an

g1

75

400

00

70

080

700

77 0211 00...... = A, C, F

Call switch

77 0211 01...... = A, C, F

Call switch/WC

77 0212 00...... = A, C, F

Staff presence switch

77 0213 00... ... = A, C, F

Cancel switch/WC

77 0214 00...... = A, C, F

Cardiac alarm switch

77 0215 00...... = A, C, F

Pull cord call switch

77 0215 01...... = A, C, F

Pull cord call switch/WC

77 0216 00...... = A, C, F


77 0216 01...... = A, C, F

Pneumatic call switch/WC

77 0217 00...... = A, C, F

Call switch/WC with can-cel switch

77 0218 00...... = A, C, F

Call switch with privacy switch

77 0219 00...... = A, C, F

Staff presence combina-tion with call tone

70 0171 03 Connection socket with call switch

70 0807 01

70 0171 50 Connection socket with call switch, bedhead unit

built-in medical supply unit

00 0211 37


9. Room types

70 0424 00 Connection socket combi

70 0424 50 Connection socket combi, TVL

70 0449 00 Connection socket combi universal

70 0434 00 Connection socket combi, bedhead unit

built-in medical supply unit

70 0434 50 Connection socket combi, bedhead unit, TVL

70 0448 00 Connection socket combi, bedhead unit Universal

74 0452 30 Connection socket Com-Station

74 0452 60A Connection socket Com-

StationPC

77 0510 00 ComTerminal Flamenco

77 0520 00 RoomTerminal Fla-menco

77 0550 00 ControlTerminal Fla-menco

77 0960 00

77 0551 00 ControlTerminal Fla-menco with doorplate

77 0960 00

77 0111 02 Direction lamp

77 0112 02 Group lamp, 2 groups



Back boxes

Connectorsolid wall

partition wall

1-g

ang

170

100

00

2-g

ang

170

410

00

1-g

ang

175

100

00

2-g

ang

175

400

00

700

807

00

A2

A1


9. Room types

77 0170 00 Room lamp, 3 sections

77 0170 01 Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC

77 0170 10 Room lamp, 4 sections

77 0171 00 Room lamp, 3 sections, with doorplate

77 0171 10 Room lamp, 4 sections, with doorplate

77 0175 00 Room lamp, 3 sections, glass decor

77 0175 01 Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC, glass decor

77 0175 10 Room lamp, 4 sections, glass decor

77 0182 10 Room lamp universal, 2 sections

70 0807 07

77 0185 20 Room lamp universal, 2 sections, glass decor

70 0807 07

77 4000 00 OSYnet-Y-Repeater-Opto

77 0950 00

Back boxes

Connectorsolid wall

partition wall

1-g

ang

170

100

00

2-g

ang

170

410

00

1-g

ang

175

100

00

2-g

ang

175

400

00

700

807

00


9. Room types

9.7 Cable legend

To simplify the handling of installation plans, Tunstall GmbH has introduced an ex-panded cable legend. The cables are organised according to their application areas. Relevant types of cables are allocated to specific application areas. These shall be considered as minimum requirements.

Marking Designation Cable type

Ia General cables IY(ST)Y 2x2x0.8

Ia2 General cables IY(ST)Y 2x2x0.6




OSYnet Group bus OSYnet Recommended cables:CAT7 (22 AWG) with diameter = 0.64 mmIY(ST)Y 4x2x0.8 with diameter = 0.8 mm

Optional cables:CAT5 (23 AWG) with diameter = 0.57 mm CAT6 (23 AWG) with diameter = 0.57 mmCAT7 (23 AWG) with diameter = 0.57 mmIY(ST)Y 4x2x0.6 with diameter = 0.6 mm

Ie Entertainment cables 2x IYY per channelor similar cables (1 double wire required for each programme)

In Room bus RAN IY(ST)Y 2x2x0.8

Ip Power cable NYM 2x2.5 mm²

Is Speech cable plus room bus RAN

2x IY(ST)Y 2x2x0.8

Tab. 11: Cable legend


9. Room types


10. Product overview

10.1 Signal lamps, corridor displays

Functions Order No.

Room lamp, 3 sections

Signal lamp with three light sections for visual signalling of all call types and presence states (2 staff groups).

LED red: all call types

LED green: presence 1

LED yellow: presence 2

Connection to room bus (RAN)

Dimensions (HxWxD): 110 x 150 x 40 mm

77 0170 00

Room lamp, 3 sections, with doorplate

as 77 0170 00, but additionally with label field for room designation.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 190 x 150 x 40 mmLabel field (HxW): approx. 70 x 92 mm

77 0171 00

Room lamp, 3 sections, glass decor

as 77 0170 00, but with decorative glass frame.


77 0175 00

Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC

Signal lamp with three light sections as sup-plement to room lamp 77 0170 00 or 77 0171 00 for visual signalling of cardiac alarm and WC calls.

LED blue: cardiac alarm

LED blue: cardiac alarm

LED white: WC call



77 0170 01



Room lamp Alarm, WC, glass decor

as 77 0170 01, but as supplement to room lamp 77 0175 00.


77 0175 01

Room lamp, 4 sections

Signal lamp with four light sections for visual signalling of all call types and presence states (2 staff groups) and for WC call as sin-gle indication.

LED red: calls


LED yellow: presence 2

LED white: WC call



77 0170 10

Room lamp, 4 sections, with doorplate



77 0171 10

Room lamp, 4 sections, glass decor



77 0175 10

Functions Order No.



Room lamp universal, 2 sections

Signal lamp with two light sections for visual signalling of staff presence 1 and telephone calls as individual indication.

No connection to room bus (RAN).

For use e.g. in combination wit ComStation-BUS-C or ComStationPC.


LED white: telephone call


77 0182 10

Room lamp universal, 2 sections, glass decor



77 0185 20

Doorplate universal

Doorplate without light sections, for room designation.


77 0189 00

Direction lamp

Display of directions to calls.

LED module red

LED module green

Arrows to customer specifications.

Connection to OSYlink-Group lamp (77 0802 00).


77 0111 02

Functions Order No.



Group lamp, 2 groups

Group-related display of calls for 2 groups with two light fields for each group (green, red).

2 LED modules green

2 LED modules red

Inscription to customer specifications.

Connection to OSYlink-Group lamp (77 0802 00).

Dimensions (HxWxD): 80 (each lamp) x 86 x 70 mm

77 0112 02


as 77 0112 02, but for 3 groups

77 0113 02


as 77 0112 02, but for 4 groups

77 0114 02

Corridor display Alpha 16

Display with alphanumerics for calls and sys-tem information. Tone generator for acoustic signals, loudspeaker for announcements.

For mounting in corridors and staff rooms.

Single-sided design

16 digits, alphanumeric

Connection cable with free wire ends for connection to group bus (OSYnet).

Dimensions w/o mounting bracket (HxWxD): 120 x 765 x 35 mm

77 0150 00

Corridor display Alpha 16, double-sided

as 77 0150 00, but double-sided design.

Dimensions w/o mounting bracket (HxWxD): 120 x 765 x 125 mm

77 0160 00

Functions Order No.



10.2 Switches

Functions Order No.

Call switch

Water protected switch for raising calls.

2 call buttons (red)

Connection to Room Bus (RAN)


77 0211 00 A

77 0211 00 A

Call switch

as 77 0211 00 A, but with glass frame.


77 0211 00 C

Call switch

as 77 0211 00 A, but with narrow frame.


77 0211 00 F

Call switch/WC

as 77 0211 00 A, but for raising WC calls / WC emergency calls.

77 0211 01 A

Call switch/WC

as 77 0211 00 C, but for raising WC calls / WC emergency calls.

77 0211 01 C

Call switch/WC

as 77 0211 00 F, but for raising WC calls / WC emergency calls.

77 0211 01 F


Water protected switch for activating pres-ence for 2 staff groups.

1 presence button staff 1 (green)

1 presence button staff 2 (yellow)



77 0212 00 A

77 0212 00 A




77 0212 00 C




77 0212 00 F



Cancel switch/WC

Water protected switch for cancelling WC calls and WC emergency calls.

2 cancel buttons (grey)

Acoustic signalling of forwarded calls



77 0213 00 A

77 0213 00 A

Cancel switch/WC



77 0213 00 C

Cancel switch/WC



77 0213 00 F


Water protected switch for raising cardiac alarms.

2 alarm buttons (blue)



77 0214 00 A

77 0214 00 A




77 0214 00 C




77 0214 00 F

Functions Order No.




Water protected switch for raising calls via pull cord.

2 m pull cord and call handle (red) with nurse symbol



77 0215 00 A

77 0215 00 A




77 0215 00 C




77 0215 00 F



77 0215 01 A



77 0215 01 C



77 0215 01 F

Functions Order No.




Water protected switch for raising calls by squeezing the bulb.

2 m air hose and red rubber bulb



77 0216 00 A

77 0216 00 A




77 0216 00 C




77 0216 00 F



77 0216 01 A



77 0216 01 C



77 0216 01 F

Call switch/WC with cancel switch

Water protected switch for raising WC calls and WC emergency calls as well as for can-celling WC calls and WC emergency calls.

1 call button (red)

1 cancel button (grey)




77 0217 00 A

77 0217 00 A




77 0217 00 C




77 0217 00 F

Functions Order No.




Water protected switch for raising calls and for local switching the privacy function.

1 call button (red)

1 privacy button (grey)



77 0218 00 A

77 0218 00 A




77 0218 00 C




77 0218 00 F

Staff presence combination with call tone

Water protected switch for activating staff presence and for raising calls

1 call button (red)

1 presence button staff 1 (green)




77 0219 00 A

77 0219 00 A




77 0219 00 C




77 0219 00 F

Functions Order No.



10.3 Room terminals

Functions Order No.

ComTerminal Flamenco

Communication terminal with duplex speech feature, for use in patient rooms, staff rooms and function rooms.

Innovative control panel made of real glass with integrated sensors and display elements for easy and intuitive operation

Surface mounting, plug-in electronic com-ponents

Connection to group bus OSYnet

Red call button with symbol, location light and reassurance light

Blue alarm button with symbol, location light and reassurance light, configurable

Green large presence button for staff 1, with reminder light

Yellow large presence button for staff 2, with reminder light

4 function keys with situation related func-tions

Graphic display, backlit, 128x64 dot ma-trix

High-quality loudspeakers and high-end electret microphone

Configuration menu for selection of room functions and for system parameter set-ting

Integrated function monitoring feature with status indication

International version, language selectable via configuration

Moisture-protected casing

Close and smooth surface, easy to clean and to disinfect

No data loss during power failure

Possible mixed operation in Flamenco systems without speech

Room bus (RAN) for connection of further user elements and displays


77 0510 00



RoomTerminal Flamenco

Room terminal for use in patient rooms, staff rooms and function rooms, without speech communication.

Surface mounting, plug-in electronic com-ponents



Blue alarm button with symbol, location light and reassurance light




Attention tone for announcements

Call re-activation after a programmed time

Graphic display, backlit, 128x64 dot ma-trix

Configuration menu for selection of room functions and for system parameter set-ting

Integrated function monitoring feature with status indication


Moisture-protected casing (IP 54)

Close and smooth user surface, easy to clean and to disinfect


Possible mixed operation in Flamenco systems with speech



77 0520 00

Functions Order No.



ControlTerminal Flamenco

ControlTerminal for patient rooms, staff rooms and function rooms, without speech communication. The ControlTerminal includes a room lamp and is installed in the corridor instead of an additional room lamp.

Surface mounting



4 light sections:LED red: callsLED green: staff presence 1LED yellow: staff presence 2LED white: WC call




77 0550 00

ControlTerminal Flamenco with doorplate



77 0551 00

Functions Order No.



10.4 Connection sockets

Functions Order No.

Connection socket with call switch

Connection socket for two call devices with call button and extra external call input.

1 red call button with reassurance light for raising calls

2 identical sockets for connection of plug-in call devices (pear push switch, diagnos-tic devices, etc.)

Additional external call input for connect-ing a call device (normally closed contact)

Pulse output for light switching: 150 ms, 24 V DC, max. 200 mA



70 0171 03

Connection socket with call switch, bedhead unit

Connection socket for two call devices with call button and extra external call input.

1 red call button with reassurance light for raising calls

2 identical sockets for connection of plug-in call devices (pear push switch, diagnos-tic devices, etc.)

1 backside connection for an additional call button with location and reassurance light. Normally closed or normally open contact can be set by DIP switch.

2 outputs for light switching: 24 V DC, max. 200 mA


Dimensions (HxWxD): 70,5 x 70,5 x 28 mm

70 0171 50



Connection socket combi

For wall mounting. For connecting of patient units and call devices.

1 socket for patient handset (74 0747 00)

1 socket for call device (pear push switch, diagnostic unit, etc.)

Facility for connection of light switching (on/off)

5 entertainment programmes

Connection for TV sound

TV control in combination with RAN inter-face (77 0840 00)



70 0424 00

Connection Socket Combi, TVL

Use only, if TV is coupled via IR TV control module universal audio!










70 0424 50

Functions Order No.



Connection socket combi universal


1 socket for patient handset universal (74 0748 00)


Facility for connection of light control (on/off, dimming)

Control of 2 external actuators via RAN in-terface universal (70 0848 00), e.g. blinds upwards/downwards


70 0449 00

Connection socket combi, bedhead unit

For installation in medical supply units. For connecting of patient units and call devices.









70 0434 00

Functions Order No.



Connection socket combi, bedhead unit, TVL

Use only, if TV is coupled via IR TV control module universal audio!










70 0434 50

Connection socket combi, bedhead unit, universal


1 socket for patient handset universal (74 0748 00)


Facility for connection of light control (on/off, dimming)

Control of 2 external actuators via RAN in-terface universal (70 0848 00), e.g. blinds upwards/downwards


70 0448 00

Connection Socket ComStation

Data socket for connecting a ComStationBUS-

C, ComStationCT Flamenco, ComStationT Flamenco. For wall mounting on a 2 gang back box.

Dimensions (HxWxD): 81 x 152 mm

74 0452 30

Functions Order No.



Connection Socket ComStationPC

Data socket for connecting a ComStationPC. For wall mounting on a 2 gang back box.


74 0452 60A

Functions Order No.



10.5 Patient units

Functions Order No.

Patient handset

Patient handset with duplex speech facility. Designed for use at the patient bed

Ergonomic housing with all-round protec-tive edge

Protection class (IP54)

Automatic switching of volume in relation to the type of usage

Audio transmission (TV/Radio) discrete or open via loudspeaker


Clear inscription with simple symbols

Excellent voice quality, high-quality Elec-tret microphone and high-quality loud-speaker

Red call button with reassurance light and integrated location light

Yellow light button for reading light (on/off)

Yellow light button for room light (on/off)

2 buttons for control of the entertainment programmes (TV/Radio)

2 buttons for volume control (TV/Radio)

2 buttons for TV control, status indication

1 ear phone socket (3.5 mm jack) for con-ventional ear phones (32 Ohm), e.g. 70 0801 00

Connection cable with rugged connector, cable length 2.5 m

Wall fixing with patient handset bracket (70 0800 00) possible

Weight: 297 g

Dimensions (HxWxD): 195.5 x 52 x 25 mm

74 0747 00



Patient handset universal

Universal patient handset with duplex speech facility. Designed for use at the patient bed

Ergonomic housing with all-round protec-tive edge

Protection class (IP54)

Clear inscription with simple symbols

Excellent voice quality, high-quality Elec-tret microphone and high-quality loud-speaker

Red call button with reassurance light and integrated location light

Yellow light button for reading light (on/off, dimming)

Yellow light button for room light (on/off, dimming)

2 buttons for control of external actuators in connection with RAN interface univer-sal (70 0848 00), e.g. blinds upwards/downwards

Connection cable with rugged connector, cable length 2.5 m

Wall fixing with patient handset bracket (70 0800 00) possible

Weight: 297 g

Dimensions (HxWxD): 195.5 x 52 x 25 mm

74 0748 00

Pear push switch incl. call and light switch, 2 m connection cable

Humidity protected call and light switch for raising calls and reading light control.

Connection to socket for call devices con-tained in connection sockets.

Dimensions (HxW): 60 x 20 mm

70 0710 00

Pear push switch incl. call and light switch, 4 m connection cable

as 70 0710 00, but 4 m connection cable.


70 0710 01

Functions Order No.



Pear push switch incl. 2 call switches,2 m connection cable

Humidity protected call switch for raising calls.

Connection to socket for call devices con-tained in connection sockets

Dimensions (HxW): 60 x 20 mm

70 0711 00

Pear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 4 m connection cable

as 70 0711 00, but 4 m connection cable.

70 0711 01

Sound detector

Sound detector for acoustic monitoring of rooms leading to automatic call activation in case of any noises. Normal conversation will not activate a call.

Sensitivity and noise duration can be adjusted.



70 0790 00

1 Channel radio receiver

UHF 1-channel switching receiver for receiv-ing of signals from associated UHF radio transmitters.

NOTE: The radio transmission is not moni-tored, and the system with transmitter and receiver may be used only as a complemen-tary element in combination with a normal nurse call system.

Call is raised when unit is disconnected

Integrated antenna

Raised call indicator

Status control



70 0831 00

Functions Order No.



1 Channel hand held transmitter

Splash-proof 1 channel transmitter with pearl-formed shoulder-band of synthetic material for wireless activation of calls within a room.

Trigger button

Optical function indication

Usable in combination with radio receiver 70 0831 00.

Protection class: IP 67

Weight: 38 g

Radio frequency: 433.92 MHz


70 0831 01

1 Channel bracelet transmitter

Splash-proof 1 channel bracelet transmitter, watch-formed, with synthetic watch strap for wireless activation of calls within a room.

Trigger button

Optical function indication

Usable in combination with radio receiver 70 0831 00.

Protection class: IP 57

Weight: 25 g

Radio frequency: 433.92 MHz

Diameter: 42 mm, height: 16 mm

70 0831 02

Diagnostic connection cable

For connection of electrical medical devices to connection sockets. Packing unit = 5


Cable length 2 m

70 0812 00

Functions Order No.



Sensor mat for connection socket

Large mat for triggering of calls by stepping on it or by pressing it. The mat is placed e.g. in front of the bed. If the patient leaves the bed or falls from the bed onto the mat, a call is triggered within the nurse call system.

Large sensor area

Normally closed contact

Disconnection call

Fault monitoring

Water-proof

PVC, easy to clean


Dimensions (W x D): 1200 x 500 mmThickness of the stepping area: 4 mm

Z 00 8002 02

Functions Order No.



10.6 Call handling consoles

Functions Order No.

ComStationBUS-C

Ward console for ward nurse station for answering and handling calls and to support nursing service.

Microphone, loudspeaker and handset for speech communication

Call answering and call handling

Automatic answering according to priority

Announcements

Enabling and disabling of ward coupling

Enabling and disabling of shifts

Display of system messages

Handset or hands-free speech

5.7 inch multi-functional colour display, resolution 640x480, LED illuminated

Operation using select buttons as soft keys

Plastic foil keypad

Desktop or wall mounting

Output for staff presence

Output for external call tone

Connection to the group bus (OSYnet) via Connection Socket ComStation


77 0605 50

ComStationPC

Screen based version of a ward console for decentralised processing of all functions within a ward. Prepared for connection to the group bus (OSYnet).

Speech communication via desktop speech unit with integrated handset.

Interface for system computer

System computer (80 6010 00)

Monitor

77 0602 00



ComStationPC

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Display and processing of prepared ward functions:

Calls, Emergency calls, Alarms

Indication of call location

Staff presence states

Bed identification 1 – 6

Call status (fresh / answered)

Additional information:

Date / Clock time

Speech control and speech status

Technical system messages

Operating modes:

Ward mode

Ward coupling

Freely defined operating modes

Announcements:

Flexible installation of different announce-ment circuits, ordered by rooms, wards or areas as individual or general announce-ments to all rooms or to rooms with active presences states only.

Care data:

To support call handling, a local database is provided. Here, person-related care data are administrated. Data administration is effected directly from the console workstation.

Call recording:

All call data, staff presence messages and system events can be recorded. The data can be filtered and sorted by different criteria.

Software administration contract:

The acquiring of the system software Primus-Global+ is combined with placing of a soft-ware administration contract with costs.

77 0602 00

Functions Order No.




Desktop terminal for the nurse station for handling and processing of calls, raising of calls or alarms to call for additional staff. Ena-ble and disabling ward couplings and shifts (zone nursing).

Innovative control panel made of real glass with integrated sensors and display elements for easy and intuitive operation



Blue alarm button with symbol, location light and reassurance light, configurable



Moisture-protected casing

Close and smooth surface, easy to clean and to disinfect

Indication of nurse call system faults with fault location




Integrated configuration menu


Integrated interface for room bus (RAN)

Connection to group bus (OSYnet) via connection socket ComStation (74 0452 30)

2.5 m connection cable with strain relief

Dimensions (HxWxD): 30–120 x 110 x 240 mm

77 0606 00

Functions Order No.



ComStationT Flamenco

Desktop terminal without speech communica-tion for the nurse station for displaying and acknowledging of calls, raising of calls or alarms to call for additional staff. Enable and disabling ward couplings and shifts (zone nursing).

Innovative control panel made of mem-brane switches and display elements for easy and intuitive operation



Blue alarm button with symbol, location light and reassurance light



Close and smooth user surface, easy to clean and to disinfect

Indication of nurse call system faults with fault location


Integrated configuration menu


Integrated interface for room bus (RAN)

Connection to group bus (OSYnet) via connection socket ComStation (74 0452 30)

2.5 m connection cable with strain relief

Dimensions (HxWxD): 30 –120 x 110 x 240 mm

77 0606 20

Functions Order No.



ManagementCenterPC

Central console as PC console for central handling and processing of all functions within the nurse call system. Prepared for connection to the OSY-ControlCenter.

Speech communication via desktop speech unit with integrated hand-held re-ceiver.

Interface for system computer


Monitor

Indication and processing of functions which are prepared for the nurse call system (selec-tion):

Calls, Emergency calls, Alarms

Indication of call location

Staff presence states

Bed identification 1 – 6

Call status (fresh / answered)

Additional information:

Speech control and speech status

Technical system messages

Messages from external systems via in-terfaces

Control of operating modes:

Central mode / Ward mode

Ward coupling

Mixed operating modes, freely defined

Announcements:

Flexible preparation of different announce-ment circuits sorted by rooms, wards, areas as individual or general announcements to all rooms or only to rooms with active presence states.

Multi-station operation:

The connected wards can be flexibly allo-cated to several console workstations. Oper-ators may choose a distribution to several locations or a handover (reduced work load during night shift) from several consoles to one console.

77 0610 00

Functions Order No.



ManagementCenterPC

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Care data:

To support call handling, a local database is provided with person-related care data. Data administration is effected directly at the con-sole.

Call recording:

All call data, staff presence states and system events can be recorded. Filtering and sorting of these data can be executed acc. to a com-prehensive range of criteria.

Additional software modules are available



77 0610 00

ManagementCenterPC Push buttons

Central console with push buttons and inte-grated PC console for central handling and processing of all functions in the nurse call system. Designed as PC workstation with additional push buttons. Adapted to the size and scope of the relevant project. Control arrangement can be freely positioned in a room. Prepared for connection to the OSY-ControlCenter.

Ward fields as module with 36 push keys each and 3 allocated optical indicators for display of calls and 2 presence states for simple handling of communication tasks.

Speech communication via desktop speech unit with integrated hand receiver.

Interface to system computer


Monitor

Additionally the ManagementCenterPC push buttons provides all functions, that are described for the ManagementCenterPC (77 0610 00).

77 0620 00

Functions Order No.



10.7 System software and PC

Functions Order No.

PrimusGlobal+ „Call recording“

Software to support nursing documentation.

Basis:

Windows operating system

Data interface for connection to the Fla-menco nurse call system

Database for all system and customer-specific data

Software interface for remote administra-tion of the system

User interface for the nurse call system.

Functions:

Permanent recording of all system events (calls, staff presences, etc.) incl. date, clock time and appropriate information on data source, such as ward and room designation

Selection of locations to be analysed (wards, rooms, etc.)

Filtering of data acc. to event time

Filtering of data acc. to type of event (calls, staff presence, other events)

Filtering of data acc. to executed tasks

Selection of parameters to be shown

Sorting of data acc. to different criteria

Printing function

Export function to standard Office packag-es in CSV format.



77 0710 00



PrimusGlobal+ module “Connect”

Supplement to the PrimusGlobal+ “Manage-mentCenter”. The module “Connect” provides interfaces to other systems, such as hospital information system, fire detections system and Facility Management System.

Depending on the respective application, Connect uses the appropriate system driver.

NOTE: For every application, detailed arrangements with the respective customer are required, and additional cost may accrue from development work for specific adapta-tions

77 0720 00

PrimusGlobal+ system driver HL7

Nursing and/or personal data to be used at the console of the Flamenco nurse call sys-tem can be assessed from the hospital infor-mation system (HIS). The system driver HL7 establishes the link between the hospital information system and the software family PrimusGlobal+.

77 0720 01

PrimusGlobal+ system driver FDS

Reports from the fire detection system (FDS) can also be indicated in the Flamenco nurse call system. The system driver FDS links the fire detection system with the software family PrimusGlobal+.

77 0720 02

PrimusGlobal+ system driver FMS

Fault messages from the Flamenco nurse call system can be relayed to the Facility Man-agement System and be displayed there as well. The system driver FMS links the Facility Management System and the software family PrimusGlobal+.

77 0720 03

PrimusGlobal+ system driver CUS

Customer-specific development: Other links are available on request. Various transfer protocols and transfer methods can be sup-ported.

77 0720 04

Functions Order No.

PrimusGlobal+„ManagementCenter“

PrimusGlobal+„Connect“



OSY-CC VoIP-SIP Interface

For active support of nursing this interface enables a coupling of the nurse call system to a modern PBX for mobile speech communi-cation. The coupling is realised centrally and directly to the OSY-ControlCenter.

Data exchange to a PBX or to an alarm server is realised via SIP. The speech con-nection is made via VoIP.

The PBX is physically connected via LAN.

Forwarding of call messages to a cordless telephone

Automatic redial on busy

Call location and call type are displayed in the display of the cordless telephone

Speech connection is established to the calling party

Denying the conversation is possible.

Deleting the call depending on the call sta-tus in the nurse call system.

Closing the conversation.

Due to the very different technical conditions beforehand a close agreement between the user and the supplier of the PBX must take place.

Adaptations that may be required are possi-ble after a previous common specification. They are charged depending on the amount of work.

77 0740 00

Functions Order No.



OSY-CC DIA Interface

The interface was developed for coupling intensive care devices to the Flamenco sys-tem.

Filtered messages are received by the nurse call system and displayed there. Hereby the priorities, the display order, and the display location can be configured.

The displayed data can be received from the interface or can be assigned in a separate table and be re-defined.

The communication is realised using ESPA 4.4.4 protocol via a serial interface or a LAN connection.

Different transfer protocols and transfer methods can be supported. Depending on the amount of work additional costs for adap-tation developments may incur. The costing is made after the specification sheet was approved.

77 0741 00

OSY-CC FDS Interface

The interface is designed for coupling a fire detection system (FDS) to the Flamenco nurse call system.

Filtered messages are received by the nurse call system and displayed there. Hereby the priorities, the display order, and the display location can be configured.

The displayed data can be received from the interface or can be assigned in a separate table and be re-defined.

The communication is realised using ESPA 4.4.4 protocol via a serial interface RS232.

Different transfer protocols and transfer methods can be supported. Depending on the amount of work additional costs for adap-tation developments may incur. The costing is made after the specification sheet was approved.

77 0742 00

Functions Order No.



PrimusGlobal+ ”System set-up and configuration”

Necessary services for the implementation of PrimusGlobal+ software to be performed by Tunstall GmbH.

Prerequisite is the basic installation and the preparation with the relevant function mod-ules and system drivers. Hardware is pre-pared in compliance with local demands and fully tested.

Scope of performance:

Installation of the operating system

Preparation of the function modules, sys-tem modules and drivers

Preparation of hardware and function check

Preparation of operating and control structure and user menu

Comprehensive function checks and doc-umentation of configuration

Further to the system installation and configu-ration, the individual rooms must be config-ured to comply with the project specifications. Relevant data and designations for buildings, wards, and rooms are prepared. Individual display and indicating elements for rooms and wards are placed and activated as desired. Optional use of standard graphic ele-ments or planview graphics:

77 0790 00

PrimusGlobal+ ”Project data for up to 36 rooms, standard”

Input of project-specific data

Use of standard graphics for the display level

77 0790 01

PrimusGlobal+ ”Project data for up to 36 rooms, layout”

Input of project-specific data

Use of graphic CAD data for planview

Adapting of planview for use as display level

77 0790 02

Functions Order No.



SystemOrganizer

Software for comfortable planning and config-uring of Flamenco nurse call systems. Com-prehensive range of settings for simple use and operation.

Operation:

Interactive and user-guided application

5 user levels, password protected

3 display levels (physical, electric, organi-sational)

Access to all system and project data via tree structure

Use on any computer with system access, also via remote access

Organisation of several projects and ar-chiving of data

Read out of project configuration of cur-rent project, presentation of current con-figuration

Plausibility check during data input

77 0750 00

Laser printer b/w

High-quality laser printer.

Design and version in compliance with cur-rent standard equipment. Further details on request.

80 5015 00

System computer

System computer for operation and control of a ManagementCenter and for the use of inde-pendently operating software applications.


80 6010 00

Functions Order No.



Monitor 17”

High-quality flat-screen. Designed for desk-top use or for installation into a Management-Center.


80 6047 00

Monitor 19”High-quality flat-screen. Designed for desk-top use or for installation into a Management-Center.


80 6049 00

Functions Order No.



10.8 TV

10.8.1 Connection of standard TV sets

Functions Order No.

IR TV control module universal

Interface for control of a standard TV set using infrared signals.

Applicable in connection with RAN inter-face (77 0840 00)

Consisting of a control module and an in-frared transmitting unit. Mounting directly to the infrared input of the TV set.

For configuration of the control signals the TV model must be known.


70 0360 10

IR TV control module universal Audio

Interface for control of a standard TV set using infrared signals.

Integrated audio amplifier for driving an oper-ator device. The output volume can be adjusted within predefined limits using a pro-gramming tool. The audio levels have to be adapted to the patient handset.

Applicable in connection with RAN inter-face (77 0840 00)

Consisting of a control module and an in-frared transmitting unit. Mounting directly to the infrared input of the TV set.

For configuration of the control signals the TV model must be known.


70 0360 11

Kit for IR TV control module

Connection and mounting kit for IR TV control module universal.

70 0360 20



10.8.2 Hospital LCD TV

Kit for IR TV control module audio

Connection and mounting kit for IR TV control module universal audio.

70 0360 21

Addressing plug for IR TV control moduleUse with IR TV control module universal and universal audio. Addressing for assignment of the patient handsets for controlling the TV set.

One plug needed per project.

70 0360 30

TV control module programming

Service for one-time programming of the con-trol codes to the IR TV control module univer-sal or IR TV control module universal audio.

One-time needed per TV set model in use.

70 0360 50

Functions Order No.

Hospital LCD TV 26”, professional

LCD TV for use in patient rooms. Prepared for use together with Flamenco nurse call system.

Screen diagonal: 66 cm / 26 inch

Image format: 16:9

VESA standard


XX* in the order no. stands for the current year, e.g. 74 7005 26/13 for 2013.

74 7005 26/XX*

Image similar

Functions Order No.






Image format: 16:9

VESA standard



74 7005 32/XX*

Image similar




Image format: 16:9

VESA standard



74 7005 32/XX*

Image similar

TV installation kit

for Hospital LCD TV, professional.


74 7002 56/XX*

TV wall mount „Base“

One pivot point

Tilting, pivoting

VESA MIS-D, 100, MIS-D, 75

Additional adapter for VESA MIS-E 200 x 200mm

74 7002 80

Functions Order No.



TV wall mount „Advance“

Two pivot points

Tilting, pivoting and extendible


Additional rails for VESA MIS-E 200 x 200mm

74 7002 81

TV wall mount „Comfort“

Three pivot points

Tilting, pivoting and extendible


Additional rails for VESA MIS-E 200 x 200mm

74 7002 82

Functions Order No.



10.9 Supplementary system components

Functions Order No.

Loudspeaker with announcement interface

Big, high efficiency, ceiling-mounted loud-speaker. For mounting in hallways and large rooms.

Adjustable amplifier for announcements

Transducer for entertainment transmis-sion

Connection to OSYlink-Announcement

Weight: 1,25 kgDiameter: approx. 267 mmHeight: approx. 135 mmCut-out in ceiling: 238 mm

05 0024 01

Door entry speaker

For voice communication between main door and nurse call system. Suitable for use at out-side and inside doors.

2 integrated buttons: Call and Delete

3 status lamps

Microphone and loudspeaker

Surface mounting

Installation in furniture possible

Direct connection to OSYlink-Door entry speaker

Control of door lock release

IP 53

Ambient temperature (operation): -25 – +55 °CDimensions (HxWxD): 215 x 100 x 36 mm

77 0350 00



10.10 Interfaces

10.10.1 Interfaces in the group

Functions Order No.

OSYlink-Door entry speaker

Interface for connecting a door entry speaker (77 0350 00) to the group bus (OSYnet).

2-wire-connection to the door entry speaker (data and speech)

Connection for door opener transformer 12 V AC

Mounting on wall or top-hat rail (35 mm), several units can be mounted side-by-side

Outputs short-circuit and overload pro-tected

Input for local call cancelling in combina-tion with a separate switch


77 0801 00

OSYlink-Group lamp

Interface for connecting group lamps to the group bus (OSYnet). Usable as collective or direction display. Room allocation and group forming possible.

4 x 2 potential-free outputs for connecting 4 group lamps, with two light sections each

Power supply selectable (jumper) internal from the nurse call system or external

Display compliant with DIN VDE 0834:2000, centrally configurable

Flexible allocation of user addresses in the software SystemOrganizer




77 0802 00



OSYlink-Universal

Interface for connecting of external systems and/or technical devices to the group bus (OSYnet).

4 monitored Inputs: 2x Call, Emergency call, Cardiac alarm

1 Input, Collective announcement to all wards

1 Input, Collective announcement to all staff

1 Input for raising a call, associated an in-put for cancelling this call.

4 configurable solid state outputs. Default: 2x Call, Emergency call, Cardiac alarm

1 configurable solid state output

1 configurable solid state output with loca-tion light feature (functionally associated with the inputs for calls)

2 configurable potential-free outputs (change-over contact, voltage source can be selected by jumper)

The outputs are configured using the Sys-temOrganizer.




77 0803 00

OSYlink-Announcement

Interface for connecting announcement loud-speakers with announcement interface (05 0024 01) to the group bus (OSYnet). Connection of single devices or groups.

Audio output for driving active loudspeak-ers (max. 5 loudspeakers)

1 potential-free digital output for control of signalling the activity of the announce-ment system




77 0804 00

Functions Order No.



OSYlink AS-CCS

Interface for the compatible connection of a ward using one of the following legacy sys-tems to the Flamenco system: EccoLine with speech, NewLine C201, NewLine, CCS 2000 G, CCS 1080 G, CCS 1080 W.

The interface transforms the data and speech signals of the legacy system into compatible signals for the Flamenco system. This way, it is possible to run individual wards using a legacy system in a Flamenco system environ-ment.

For connecting a half-duplex speech system CCS1080 W additionally a speech amplifier (74 8000 00) with the power supply unit (21 8000 00) is required.

Configuration with SystemOrganizer

24 V-power supply from the ward power supply unit



77 0870 00

OSYlink AS-L200

Interface for the compatible connection of a ward using one of the following legacy sys-tems to the Flamenco system: EccoLine L200, NewLine L200.

The interface transforms the data signals of the legacy system into compatible signals for the Flamenco system. This way, it is possible to run individual wards using a legacy system in a Flamenco system environment.

Configuration with SystemOrganizer

24 V-power supply from the ward power supply unit



77 0872 00

Functions Order No.



10.10.2 Interfaces in the room

Functions Order No.

RAN interface

Interface for the connection of a third-party device to the room bus (RAN).

A top-hat rail clip is included with delivery.

Available applications:

External call device raises call type „Call“.

External call device raises call type „Car-diac alarm“.

External call device raises call type „WC call“.

External presence sensor switches pres-ence 1 or 2.

External devices serves as privacy button.

Telephone call raises call type „Tele-phone call“.

TV set is controlled using patient handset.

Dimensions (HxWxD) without top-hat rail clip: 32 x 34 x 16 mm

77 0840 00

RAN interface with speech

Interface for the connection of analogue speech systems per bed to the room bus (RAN). As patient units telephones or other devices with speech can be used, provided that they comply with the specification for the connection. The patient unit to be used has to be approved by Tunstall GmbH.

Mounting on a top-hat rail e.g. in a medical supply unit.

Dimensions (HxWxD) without fixing clips: 13 x 51 x 95 mm

77 0880 00



RAN interface universal

Interface for the connection of 2 external actuators being controlled by the patient handset universal (74 0748 00), e.g. blinds upwards / blinds downwards. Transferring the signals in combination with a connection socket combi universal (70 0449 00) or a connection socket combi, bedhead unit, uni-versal (70 0448 00).

2 potential-free normally open contacts

Maximum contact load: 60 mA / 24 V.

Control by one or all patient handsets uni-versal in the room

Connection to the room bus (RAN).

Intended for mounting on a 35 mm sup


70 0848 00

Telephone interface relay

for connecting analogues telephones to a nurse call system. A telephone call will be displayed as a call in the nurse call system.

Mounting on a 35 mm top-hat rail.


11 5350 00

Functions Order No.



10.11 System control

Functions Order No.

OSY-ControlCenter

Control centre for the nurse call system, mon-itors and controls all communications between the various system components. It also serves as the central interface for the input and output of data, speech connections and system messages. It allows for the cen-tral system access for servicing the system and for later expansions via remote access.

The OSY-ControlCenter is a self-sufficient system unit and it is independent of supple-mentary external equipment such as net-works and LAN components. Even if faults occur at systems or components which are connected via interfaces or networks, the basic function of the nurse call system will be sustained. This functional security is valid for the whole system and it is not limited to spe-cific ward-related functions.

The modular setup allows for the adaptation to different sizes of systems. Several OSY-ControlCenters may be coupled.The number of modules required for a particular project or installation depends on the total number of users to be linked to the system and on the number of internal and external communica-tion connections to be provided for. Additional interfaces can be added to the system at any time, for instance for HIS, facility manage-ment and linking of PBX.

Designed as 19” wall cabinet, also suita-ble for mounting in commercially available 19-inch racks (8HU)

External network switch, 1 height unit (other dimensions acc. to relevant equip-ment)

Ample room for connecting the installa-tion, separate protective cover and fixing possibility for incoming cables

For easy mounting and to facilitate trou-ble-shooting, all connections are plug-in type connectors

Integrated system monitoring with display of system status via allocated LEDs, visi-ble from outside

Supply voltage: 24 V DC



OSY-ControlCenter Master-2

Maximum number of connections:

2 groups

220 users

77 2002 00



4 groups

440 users

77 2004 00



6 groups

660 users

77 2006 00



8 groups

880 users

77 2008 00

OSY-ControlCenter Slave-2

Requires a master. Maximum number of connections:

2 groups

220 users

77 2202 00



4 groups

440 users

77 2204 00



6 groups

660 users

77 2206 00



8 groups

880 users

77 2208 00

Functions Order No.



OSYnet-SafetyController

SafetyController for direct connection to the group bus (OSYnet). In case of OSY-Control-Center fail, the SafetyController will automati-cally take over the control of the group bus. In safety operating mode, all basic functions of the nurse call system will be sustained.

Control of the nurse call system's basic functions for a physical group in accord-ance with DIN VDE 0834:2000.

Automatic switching between normal and safety operating mode

1 potential-free switching contact (change-over contact) for indication of op-erating mode

1 potential-free switching contact (change-over contact) for indication of faults


77 2100 00



10.12 Power supply

Functions Order No.

Power supply unit UPS

Power supply unit for supplying the nurse call system with safety extra-low voltage (SELV), compliant with EN 60950-1. The number of rooms, that can be connected, is project spe-cific. Integrated batteries for uninterruptible operation with a minimum of 15 minutes backup power supply.

Wide range input for international use.

Short-circuit and overload protected.

Control LEDs and contact outputs for trans-mission of status information: normal opera-tion, battery operation, fault message.

Closed housing in protection class I. Designed for wall mounting in rooms

Weight: 9 kgDimensions (HxWxD): 244 x 325 x 178 mm

77 3400 00

Power supply unit UPS 60

Power supply unit for supplying the nurse call system with safety extra-low voltage (SELV), compliant with EN 60950-1. The number of rooms, that can be connected, is project spe-cific. Uninterruptible operation in connection with battery set for UPS 60 (77 3450 00), with approx. 1 hour backup power supply.



Control LEDs and contact outputs for trans-mission of status information: normal opera-tion, battery operation, fault message.

Closed housing in protection class I. Designed for wall mounting in rooms, prefera-bly above the battery set for UPS 60.


77 3400 10



Battery set for UPS 60

Batteries which build in connection with the power supply unit UPS 60 an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with approx. 1 hour backup power supply.

Closed housing in protection class III. Designed for wall mounting in rooms, prefera-bly below the power supply unit UPS 60.


77 3450 00

Power supply unit

Power supply unit for supplying the nurse call system with safety extra-low voltage (SELV), compliant with EN 60950-1. The number of rooms, that can be connected, is project spe-cific.



Control LEDs and contact outputs for trans-mission of the active operation status.

Closed housing in protection class I. Designed for wall mounting in rooms


77 3401 00

Functions Order No.



10.13 Installation

Functions Order No.

OSYnet-Y-RepeaterOpto

Data repeater for electric isolation of the group bus (OSYnet).

Designed for separating and/or isolating the group bus into two independent sections. Y-distribution.

Application: One for each physical group.

Direct connection to group bus (OSYnet) and its sections (Sub-D, 9-pole).

Top-hat mounting 35 mm


77 4000 00

OSYnet-Gateway

Active gateway for electric isolation of group bus OSYnet. Designed to extend the max. cable length for the OSYnet by 700 m.

Direct connection to the group bus (OSYnet) and its sections, screw clamps

Electric isolation of line sections

Top-hat mounting 35 mm


77 4001 00



10.14 Accessories

Functions Order No.

Steel loudspeaker frame

for loudspeaker with announcement inter-face (05 0024 01).

Weight: 570 g

Fire protection rating to B2 (DIN 4102)

Diameter of installation cut-out: 238 mmInstallation depth: 215 mm

00 0272 48

USB connection cable

e.g. for connecting a printer to a PC.

Plug A / plug B

Length: 1-5 m

00 0647 74

Line transformer (100/25 V, 10 W)

to transform the entertainment voltages from 100 V eff to 25 V eff. Preferably installed as a level transformer. One transformer is required per entertainment channel. Suitable to be integrated into distributor units. Potential sep-aration.

Input voltage: 100 V eff

Output voltage: 25 V eff

Max. output power: 10 W

Frequency response: 50 Hz - 10 kHz

Weight: 930 g


14 1000 00

Back box solid wall, 1-gang

Mounting opening: Ø 60 mmDepth: 46 mmE.g. for signal lamps, switches, connection socket with call switch.

17 0100 00



Back box solid wall, 2-gang

Mounting opening: 140 x 60 x 42 mm, ovalWithout separating.E.g. for connection socket combi, connection socket ComStation.

17 0410 00

Back box partition wall, 1-gang

Burr hole: Ø 68 mmDepth: 47 mmE.g. for signal lamps, switches, connection socket with call switch.

17 5100 00

Back box partition wall, 2-gang

Burr hole: Ø 2 x 68 mm, oval

Depth: 47 mm,Centre distance: 71 mm, without separating

E.g. for connection socket combi, connection socket ComStation.

17 5400 00

Security transformer (24 V/250 VA)

for wall mounting for external supply of addi-tional signal lamps

Nominal power approx. 250 VA

Input voltage 230 V, 50/60 Hz

Output voltage 24 V +/- 5% selectable/switch-able

Weight: 5,0 kg


21 1200 00

Equipment and cable clamp

Practical protection for all patient units. Cables and equipment are safely guided along the bed supporting rod or the ”bed gal-lows”. The clamp will come off when the pull-ing force it too high.

Packing unit = 10 clamps.

70 0361 00

Functions Order No.



Patient handset bracket

Wear-free plastic bracket with integrated ele-ment to change the volume with the unit parked at the bracket. Vertical or horizontal mounting.


70 0800 00

Patient handset bed bracket Völker

Wear-free plastic bracket with integrated ele-ment to change the volume with the unit parked at the bracket. For use with a bed from Völker company.


70 0800 10

Headphone

Headphone with 3.5 mm jack plug to listen discretely to entertainment/TV programmes in connection with the patient handsets.

1.8 m connection cable

70 0801 00

Self-releasing adapter, patient unit

Automatic release for excessive pulling force. Separates the line connection between patient handset and connection socket, thereby preventing any physical damage

13-pole connector


74 0812 50

Self-releasing adapter, pear push switch

as 74 0812 50, but for pear push switch.

8-pole connector


74 0812 51

Functions Order No.



Connector, 3-pole

Plug-type connecting clamp for connecting of switches and room lamps to the room bus (RAN).

Screw connections up to 1.5 mm²

70 0807 00

Connector, 4-pole

Plug-type connecting clamp for connecting the connection socket with call switch to the room bus (RAN).


70 0807 01

Connector, 7-pole

Plug-type connection clamp for connecting the room lamps universal.


70 0807 07

LED module, red

for room lamps.

Signalling of calls

77 0190 00

LED module, yellow

for room lamps.

Signalling of staff presence 2

77 0190 01

LED module, green

for room lamps.

Signalling of staff presence 1

77 0190 02

LED module, white

for room lamps.

Signalling of WC calls

77 0190 03

LED module, blue

for room lamps.

Signalling of alarms

77 0190 04

Functions Order No.



Smoke detector

Opto-electronic smoke detector including pluggable relay module for connecting to the Tunstall nurse call system.

77 0901 00

IP-NTP TimeServer DCF77

The TimeServer receives time signals using DCF77 signals. It is a stand alone version and transfers the time signals via the Ether-net using the SNTP protocol.

When used in the Flamenco system and con-nected to the OSY-ControlCenter the system time will be updated automatically.

Mounting on top-hat rail

Power supply 24 VDC

Active DCF 77 antenna

Configuration software for Microsoft Win-dows

77 0910 00

IP-NTP TimeServer GPS

The TimeServer receives time signals using GPS signals. It is a stand alone version and transfers the time signals via the Ethernet using the SNTP protocol.

When used in the Flamenco system and con-nected to the OSY-ControlCenter the system time will be updated automatically.

Mounting on top-hat rail

Power supply 24 VDC

GPS antenna

Configuration software for Microsoft Win-dows

77 0910 01

OSYnet-Connecting plug

for OSYnet-Y-RepeaterOpto.

77 0950 00

Functions Order No.



ControlTerminal ConfigSet

Configuration tool for configuring the Con-trolTerminal Flamenco and the ControlTermi-nal with doorplate Flamenco.

USB/OSYnet-Interface

All required connection cables and plugs

Wall power supply unit for the ControlTer-minal to be configured

Configuration software

Online help

77 0920 00

ControlTerminal installation kit

for mounting a Control Terminal to a standard two gang back box.

Mounting plate

4-pole connector, up to 2.5 mm²

2 insertion bridges

8-pole connectors

Fixing screws

Pre-mounted.

77 0960 00

Functions Order No.


11. Index

11. Index

Numerics1 Channel bracelet transmitter 931 Channel hand held transmitter 931 Channel radio receiver 26, 92

AAccessories 124Acknowledge 19Address 38Addressing plug for IR TV control module 57,109Addressing plug for IR TV control module uni-versal 56Alarm 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 24, 27Alarm button 7, 18, 78, 82, 83, 97, 98Announcement 22, 83, 95, 96, 99Answered call 7, 12Answering forwarded calls 17Area announcement 22, 38Arrow 12, 75Automatic answering 95AWG 43

BBack box partition wall, 1-gang 125Back box partition wall, 2-gang 125Back box solid wall, 1-gang 124Back box solid wall, 2-gang 125Back boxes 68Bath tub 62Bath tube 61Battery set for UPS 60 122Bed 49, 51, 53, 96, 99Blinds upwards/downwards 87, 88Blue button 18, 78, 82, 83, 97, 98Blue light section 11BMA 39Bus termination 43

CCable legend 71Cable length 43Cable types 43Call 9, 11, 12, 13, 16, 21, 27

Accept 19Acknowledge 19Call category 11, 13, 16, 17, 24Call type 9Cancel 19Raise 18Remote cancelling 19

Call button 9, 10, 11, 18, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85,90, 91, 97, 98Call category 9, 11, 13

Call 12Call escalation 10Call forwarding 7, 10, 20, 32, 33, 35, 80, 81Call forwarding point 15, 17, 19Call handling 15, 18, 95Call handling consoles 95Call location 16, 19, 24, 96, 99Call recording 96, 100, 101Call switch 4, 49, 51, 53, 61, 62, 68, 77Call switch with privacy switch 21, 68, 81Call switch/WC 49, 51, 53, 68Call switch/WC with cancel switch 68, 80Call tone 13, 16, 17, 20, 24Call type 9, 20, 24Calls at the same time 12, 13, 16Calls witch/WC 77Cancel 19Cancel button 11, 19, 20, 78, 80Cancel switch/WC 4, 20, 49, 68, 78Cardiac alarm 9, 12, 18

Cancel 20Cardiac alarm switch 68, 78Care data 100Care management 37CAT 43CCS 28, 115Central call handling 34Central console 15, 17, 19, 22, 34Channel encoding 59Children’s room 21ComStation 12, 15, 19, 22, 32, 33, 35ComStation/BUS-C 4, 12, 15, 21, 42, 63, 88,95ComStation/CT Flamenco 16, 21, 42, 64, 88,97ComStation/PC 12, 21, 42, 65, 89, 95ComStation/T Flamenco 19, 66ComTerminal 4, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 59ComTerminal Flamenco 7, 17, 18, 42, 49, 60,61, 69, 82Configuration 37, 38Connection socket 26Connection socket combi 49, 54, 56, 58, 69, 86Connection socket combi Universal 55, 69, 87Connection socket combi, bedhead unit 49, 54,56, 58, 69, 87Connection socket combi, bedhead unit Uni-versal 55, 69, 88Connection socket combi, bedhead unit, TVL


11. Index

57, 69, 88Connection socket combi, TVL 57, 69, 86Connection socket ComStation 63, 64, 66, 69,88Connection socket ComStation/PC 69, 89Connection socket with call switch 51, 53, 68,85Connection socket with call switch, bedheadunit 51, 53, 68Connection sockets 85Connector, 3-pole 127Connector, 4-pole 127Connector, 7-pole 127Connectors 68Console 8, 9, 10, 15, 19, 21, 33Consoles 95Control unit 41ControlTerminal 50ControlTerminal ConfigSet 51, 62, 129ControlTerminal Flamenco 24, 51, 62, 69, 84ControlTerminal Installation kit 51ControlTerminal installation kit 62, 129ControlTerminal with doorplate Flamenco 51,62, 69, 84Corner seating unit 49, 51, 53Corridor display 4, 13, 22Corridor display Alpha 16 13, 67, 76Corridor display Alpha 16, double-sided 67, 76Country-specific settings 38

DDecentralised mode 34DECT 29DECT telephone 10Diagnostic call 9

Cancel 20Diagnostic connection cable 93Dimming 87, 88DIN VDE 0834 3, 9

Fail safety 45Direction lamp 12, 13, 67, 69, 75Disconnection call 9Doctor 7, 9Door call 9, 19

Cancel 19Door entry speaker 9, 112Doorplate Universal 75

EEar phones 90EccoLine 28, 115Emergency call 7, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 24,27Emergency call 1 9Emergency call 2 9

Cancel 20Entertainment 26, 86, 87, 88Equipment and cable clamp 125

FFacility Management-System 30Failure of the electric power supply 45Fault location 46Fire detection system 29, 104Flashing 12, 13, 17Flickering 12Forwarded call 20Fresh call 7, 12Function room 34, 60Functional nursing 32

GGeneral announcement 23General cables 71Green button 7, 8, 77, 81, 82, 83, 97, 98Green light section 11, 12, 13, 24Grey button 19, 20, 78, 80, 81Group 43, 44Group bus 3, 27, 40, 71Group lamp 12, 13, 67Group lamp, 2 groups 69, 76Group lamp, 3 groups 69, 76Group lamp, 4 groups 69, 76

HHandset 21Handsfree speech 21Headphone 126HIS 29HL7 29Hospital information system 29Hospital LCD TV 109Hospital LCD TV 26“, professional 109Hospital LCD TV 32“, professional 110Hospital LCD TV 42“, professional 110

IInfrared 56, 57Infusomat 9Interface 25, 38, 40

At group bus 27At the central control 29In rooms 26In the group 113

Interfaces 113In the room 116

IP-NTP TimeServer DCF77 128IP-NTP TimeServer GPS 128IR TV control module universal 26, 56, 108IR TV control module universal Audio 57, 108


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KKIS 39Kit for IR TV control module 56, 108Kit for IR TV control module Audio 57, 109

LLaser printer b/w 106LED modules 127Legacy system 27, 115Light 54

Dimming 55Light button 90, 91Light section 11, 12, 13

Flashing 12Flickering 12

Light switching 26Line transformer (100/25 V, 10 W) 124Location light 11Loudspeaker with announcement interface 22,67, 112

MManagementCenter 3, 15, 17, 19, 22, 34ManagementCenter/PC 17, 21, 42, 99ManagementCenter/PC Push buttons 100Medical monitoring device 9Medical supply unit 68Mobile console 15, 16, 19Monitor 17” 107Monitor 19” 107Multiple line 22

NNewLine 28, 115Non-system speech paths 42Nurse station 10, 32Nurse station without speech 66Nursing documentation 101Nursing staff 7, 9, 18

OOpenConcept 25Organisation 31, 44Organisational entity 44OSY-CC DIA Interface 104OSY-CC FDS Interface 104OSY-CC VoIP-SIP Interface 16, 103OSY-ControlCenter 29, 37, 40, 41, 44, 118OSY-ControlCenter Master-4 119OSY-ControlCenter Master-6 119OSY-ControlCenter Master-8 119OSY-ControlCenter Slave-2 119OSY-ControlCenter Slave-4 119OSY-ControlCenter Slave-6 119

OSY-ControlCenter Slave-8 119OSYlink AS 27OSYlink AS-CCS 28, 115OSYlink AS-L200 28, 115OSYlink-Announcement 114OSYlink-Door entry speaker 67, 113OSYlink-Group lamp 67, 113OSYlink-Universal 27, 67, 114OSYnet 3, 27, 40, 71

Cable types 71Maximum permissible cable lengths 43

OSYnet-Connecting plug 128OSYnet-Gateway 43, 123OSYnet-SafetyController 39, 45, 120OSYnet-Y-RepeaterOpto 43, 70, 123

PPartial system failure 45Patient 9, 18Patient device

Third-party device 21Patient handset 4, 18, 22, 26, 42, 49, 54, 56,57, 90

TV control 56Patient handset bed bracket Völker 126Patient handset bracket 126Patient handset Universal 55, 91Patient room 7, 34, 48

Light dimming 55Light switching 54Separate shower and WC 59TV control 57, 58

Patient room with speech 48Patient room without speech 50, 52Patient units 90Patient’s telephone 42Pear push switch 18, 26, 85, 86, 87, 88Pear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 2 m con-nection cable 51, 53, 92Pear push switch incl. 2 call switches, 4 m con-nection cable 51, 53, 92Pear push switch incl. call and light switch 54Pear push switch incl. call and light switch, 2 mconnection cable 51, 53, 91Pear push switch incl. call and light switch, 4 mconnection cable 51, 53, 91Personal 10Physical entity 44Planning office 37Planview 38, 65Plug 9Pneumatic activation 18Pneumatic call switch 4, 18, 61, 62, 68, 80Pneumatic call switch/WC 49, 51, 53, 68Power supply 45, 121Power supply unit 4, 40, 46, 122


11. Index

Power supply unit UPS 121Power supply unit UPS 60 121Presence 7, 8, 11, 13, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21Presence 1 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16, 17, 24Presence 2 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 16, 24Presence button 7, 11, 77, 81, 82, 83, 97, 98

Staff 1 8Staff 2 8

Presence message 7PrimusGlobal+ "Call recording" 101PrimusGlobal+ “Project data up to 36 rooms,layout” 105PrimusGlobal+ “Project data up to 36 rooms,standard” 105PrimusGlobal+ „System set-up and configura-tion“ 105PrimusGlobal+ module “Connect” 30, 102PrimusGlobal+ Project data up to 36 rooms 65PrimusGlobal+ System driver CUS 102PrimusGlobal+ System driver FDS 102PrimusGlobal+ System driver FMS 102PrimusGlobal+ System driver HL7 102PrimusGlobal+ System set-up & configuration65Priority 9, 16Privacy 7, 21Privacy button 21, 22, 81Privacy function 22Project 37PSA 39Pull cord 18Pull cord call switch 4, 18, 61, 62, 68, 79Pull cord call switch/WC 49, 51, 53, 68Pulse relay 54Push buttons 17

RRadio 26Radio call devices 26Radio paging system 29, 39RAN 3, 12, 40, 82, 83, 97, 98RAN interface 57, 58, 116RAN interface Universal 91, 117RAN interface with speech 26, 116Reading light 26, 54Reanimation team 9Reassurance light 11Red button 18, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 90, 91,97, 98Red call button 18Red light section 11, 13, 24Relay for light switching 54Reminder light 8, 11Remote cancelling 19, 20Room bus 3, 12, 40, 83, 97, 98

Room button 82Room lamp 4, 9, 11, 12, 24, 49, 53, 84Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC 49, 53, 70, 73Room lamp cardiac alarm, WC, glass decor 70,74Room lamp Universal 12Room lamp Universal, 2 sections 63, 65, 70,75Room lamp Universal, 2 sections, glass decor70, 75Room lamp, 3 sections 49, 53, 61, 64, 70, 73Room lamp, 3 sections, glass decor 70, 73Room lamp, 3 sections, with doorplate 70, 73Room lamp, 4 sections 70, 74Room lamp, 4 sections, glass decor 70, 74Room lamp, 4 sections, with doorplate 70, 74Room light 26, 54Room number 38Room terminals 82Room types 47Rooms without speech communication 24RoomTerminal 52RoomTerminal Flamenco 7, 18, 19, 24, 53, 69,83Rufklasse 11Ruftaste 11

SSecurity transformer (24 V/250 VA) 125Self releasing adapter, patient unit 126Self releasing adapter, pear push switch 126Sensor mat for connection socket 94Several calls 12, 13, 16Shift 35, 95Signal lamps 73Signalling 11

In the room 11Smoke detector 128Software administration contract 96, 100, 101Sound detector 92Speech 19Speech amplifier 115Speech cable 71Speech communication 3, 15, 21, 42Speech connection 19, 20Speech devices 21Speech per bed 21Speech per room 21Staff 7, 9, 15, 18Staff announcement 22Staff presence combination with call tone 7, 20,51, 62, 68, 81Staff presence switch 7, 68Staff room 9Station 43


11. Index

Steady light 13Steel loudspeaker frame 124Supplementary system components 112Switches 77Switching relay 55System computer 99, 100, 106System control 118System overview 39System planning 38System safety 45System structure 40, 41SystemOrganizer 3, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 21, 22,24, 33, 37, 106

Requirements 37Software training 37

TTeam 35Technology 39Telephone call 9, 75

Cancel 20Telephone interface relay 117Telephony 4, 29, 38Ticker 13Time 14, 38TV 26, 56, 57, 86, 87, 88, 90, 108TV control module programming 109TV control module programming service 56, 57TV installation kit 58, 110TV wall mount “Advance” 111TV wall mount “Base” 110TV wall mount “Comfort” 111

UUSB connection cable 124

VVESA 58, 110

WWard 32, 33, 40, 44Ward announcement 22Ward bathroom 61Ward bathroom with speech 61Ward bathroom without speech 62Ward console 15, 19, 22, 32, 35, 63, 64, 65Ward console ComStation/PC 65Ward coupling 12, 38, 96Ward mode 96Ward operating mode 32Ward planview 16WC 9, 12, 49, 51WC call 7, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24

Cancel 19, 20WC emergency call 7, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24

White light section 11, 12, 24Wireless telephone 15, 16, 19, 21, 42

YYellow button 7, 8, 77, 82, 83, 90, 91, 97, 98Yellow light section 11, 24

ZZone 35


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