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Caution!
In order to precisely determine the heart frequency, a stable ECG signal must be
observable on the display for at least 2 seconds before initializing storage.
If there is not enough memory available for storage, the device will delete the oldest record
automatically, and indicate this on the left edge of the screen.
If there is a limb lead attachment error when online printing is initialized, a "Check the
electrodes" notification will appear, and the program will not start.
9.1.2. Running the program
When the program starts, its name (Store) appears on the top left part of the screen, along with
a counter which indicates the remaining time for the acquisition of data required by the
program.
While running, the program also stores the complete rhythm curve of the chosen lead, as well
as the results of the rhythm analysis (in case of at least 1 minute of recording).
When the counter reaches 0, and data acquisition is complete, the program processes the data.
After this, a catalogue list will appear showing the new record.
The stored record and related data can then be viewed as described in section 11. Managing
stored records, or monitoring can be resumed.
9.1.3. Automatic printing after running the program
If the Prog + Print option has been enabled for some record type in the printer settings, after
the program has run, printing will start. For example, if the ECG is enabled, then the same
will happen as if the ECG button was pressed in the catalogue window, followed by pressing
the AUTO print button. The settings (speed, sensitivity) correspond to those set for
monitoring, and the number of leads per group is determined by the settings under
Setup/Printing/Leads.
9.1.4. Aborting the program
The program can be aborted by pressing the
more time. However, in this case, no data will be stored.
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