Schiller AT-102 Service Handbook page 138

AT-102 Service Handbook
I
Initiating Functions or Tasks 1.3
Installing New Software Options 5.14
Installing New Software Options (Upgrade)
5.14
Intended Use iii
Interpretation 1.14
Interpretation Settings 1.17
K
Keyboard 2.7, 4.17
Keypad 1.8
L
Language 1.27
LCD 2.7
LCD Display 1.4, 1.10
Lead group settings 1.19
Lead Sequence 1.18
Left Posterior 1.19
M
Main Components of the AT-102 1.4
Mains filter 1.16
Markings 1.14
Measurements, Markings and Interpretation
1.14
MK 14-10 Adjustment Locations 5.6
Mode 1.28
Motor Speed 2.5
Myogram filter 1.16
N
Nehb 1.19
Noise Damping 2.6
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O
Obtaining a printout of all current settings
1.30
Opening the Case 4.8, 4.10
Operating Philosophy 1.3
Ordering Information 6.2
P
Paper Mark 2.5
Paper Mark Detector Adjustment 5.8, 5.9
Patient Cable Resistance 5.13
Phone No 1.28
Physical Overview 4.5
Physicians`s Responsibility iii
Posterior 1.19
Potential Equalisation 1.7
Power Indicator symbol 1.6
Power On Reset 2.5
Power Supply 1.6
Precordials 1.19
Print Head Alignment and Print Head
Tension 3.14
Printer 4.15
Printer Timing 2.5
Printout of all current settings 1.30
Program Memory 2.4
Proprietary Test Equipment/tools 5.5
PWM Ramp Time Adjustment 5.10
R
Recycling xi
Reference +2V, -2V Adjustment 5.10
Removal and replacement 4.15
Rhythm Lead Group 1.19
Rhythm Leads 1.14
Right Precordials 1.19
RS-232 Interface 3.15
RS-232 Test 3.14
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