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8.2.3 File Management (Optional)
The USB feature of the monitor allows you to export the auto-saved files into a USB disk, and
then you can save the files in a PC or open them in a data managing system.
Once the monitor is configured with the relevant hardware, the USB feature can be enabled or
disable by the service personnel of the manufacturer.
8.2.3.1 Exporting Files
1. Make sure the USB feature is enabled. Stop printing and disconnect the network.
2. Plug the USB connection into the USB socket on rear panel of the monitor (figure 2-4). A
message "Ready to use USB disk" in the message area indicates the proper insertion of
the connection.
3. Select the file managing key
interface, which records a list of up to 50 most recent monitoring records (patients' ID,
name and date) and a few operation items.
4. If the required record is not on the current page, select Next to view more records.
5. Move the cursor to select the required item, and then select Export in the pop-up item,
and the monitor exports this record through the USB connection. Or you can select
Export All to export all the records through the USB connection.
NOTE:
1. When the monitor is in the process of printing or is connected to the network, the files
cannot be exported.
2. The manufacturer advises against plugging in the USB connection and exporting the data
during the process of monitoring.
3. A USB thumb drive is not an appropriate tool for long-term data storage. Save the
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on the main interface to open the File Management
Figure 8-6 File Management
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