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1.
In the Transmit Menu, scroll to the Dial Type option and press RETEST to enter.
2.
Press either YES or NO to change tone to pulse, and press RETEST.
You can scroll to the next Transmit Menu option, press MANUAL to return to the Main menu, or
press START + YES to exit Setup Mode.
Transmit Mode
Options:
ISP, Local Gateway, Remote Gateway
Default:
ISP
Access Level:
General
The transmit mode determines how the Genesis DM transmits data. When set to ISP, the monitor
sends data over a phone line to your mailbox. An ISP is required to transmit data to LifeStream via a
phoneline or the GPRS modem
If the monitor is going to transfer patient data to a local server, set the transmit mode to Local Gateway.
For example, use Local Gateway when you demonstrate the Genesis DM monitor.
Set the transmit mode to Remote Gateway if you want the monitor to transmit data to a remote site
other than an ISP mailbox.
1.
In the Transmit menu, scroll to the Transmit Mode option, and press RETEST. The current setting
blinks.
2.
Press either YES or NO to scroll to the correct transmit mode, and press RETEST to accept it.
You can scroll to the next Transmit Menu option, press MANUAL to return to the Main menu, or
press START + YES to exit Setup Mode.
Test Message
Access Level:
General
Test Message allows you to verify transmission by sending an empty test data packet to
LifeStream/Central Station. Although you can send a test message at any time to verify transmission,
always send a test transmission after you complete both programming and setup to make sure
LifeStream/Central Station can receive data from the monitor.
It is recommended that you always send a test transmission following all new patient setups before
the vitals are sent.
There is nothing to program in Test Message.
ISP1 Phone # (C)
This is the phone number to be dialed to connect to the primary ISP account for transmission of
information to LifeStream/Central Station.
P.4510EN.01
GENESIS DM CLINICIAN GUIDE
Programming the Genesis DM Monitor
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