Filter Setting; Transmission Setting - EDAN iSe Series User Manual

iSE Series Electrocardiograph User Manual

10.4 Filter Setting

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Baseline Filter
EMG Filter
Lowpass Filter
AC Filter

10.5 Transmission Setting

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Description
ECG traces can contain some baseline wander caused by
movement. You can reduce this wander of the baseline by applying
a baseline filter. When you use this filter, the recorded signal is not
changed.
Choose from: 0.01Hz, 0.05Hz, 0.32Hz or 0.67Hz.
This setting is the lower limit of the frequency range. The higher the
settings, the more the filter smooths out wandering baseline.
Muscle noise in an ECG signal hides low amplitude signals that
may be important for the interpretation of an ECG. You can remove
this noise with an EMG filter.
Choose from: Off, 25Hz, 35Hz or 45Hz.
ECG signal whose frequency is higher than this setting will be
attenuated.
This filter controls the bandwidth of input signals.
Choose from: 75Hz, 100Hz, 150Hz, 270Hz, 300Hz, or 350Hz.
ECG signal whose frequency is higher than this setting will be
attenuated.
NOTE: The lowpass filter is effective only when the EMG Filter is
Off.
This filter removes any AC interference from the ECG.
Choose from: Off, 50Hz, 60Hz.
Description
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Choose from: On, Off.
When On, the system will automatically transmit ECG files to the
server when recording finishes.
Choose from: On, Off.
When On, the system will automatically delete ECG files from local
memory when the files are automatically or manually transmitted to
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