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Introduction
2.2
LCD screen
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2.2
LCD screen
The display will vary according to the current task being carried out. In all screens
however, the top, middle and bottom areas always display the same information
groups. The following is an example of a typical resting ECG screen.
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(1) The heart rate (HR) - averaged over the last 4 beats.
(2) The patient name - below is the last auto mode recording intervals (if an auto
mode recording has been taken).
(3) Message field - this area displays any status messages.
(4) Message Field - this area displays technical and system error messages.
(5) Current mode of operation (resting, stress, spiro).
(6) Electrode lead status - when an electrode indication flashes (an audible indica-
tion is also given), it indicates that the electrode resistance is too high
(7) Current power source - mains (~), or battery (
(8) Selected baseline frequency (0.05, 0.15, 0.30, or 0.60 Hz) (see page 51).
(9) Myogram filter cut-off frequency (25Hz, 35Hz or 150Hz (off)).
(10) Auto sensitivity reduction on ('A' in box), or off (box empty) - to help reduce over-
lapping traces (see page 51).
(11) The central section of the screen displays the measured ECG traces.
(12) Manual Print settings
– speed in mm/s
– sensitivity in mm/mV
– selected leads
(13) System time and date.
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