GE MAC 800, Operator'S Manual

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System Configuration
Field
Comment
Export XML Determines whether ECG records are
transmitted as XML. If set, ECG records
exported to SD card are stored in both XML
and Hilltop formats. If not set, ECG records
exported to SD card are stored only in Hilltop
format.
Serial Baud Rate Determines the speed at which
data is transmitted across the serial
communications port.
Allow Export Using Shared Directory Determines whether ECG records can
be exported to a shared network drive.
Available only if the
LAN Communications
to CardioSoft option ( LANC ) or WiFi
Communications to CardioSoft option
( WIFC ) has been activated.
If this field is checked, the following five fields
become available (
Share Name , Username ,
Password , Confirm , and Domain ).
Share Name Identifies the name of the shared network
drive. It must be the share’s name; IP
addresses are not supported. This field
allows a maximum of 256 characters.
This field is available only if the Allow Export
Using Shared Directory field is checked.
Username
Identifies the user name that the system
uses to log on to the shared directory. The
user must be set up on the domain with
the appropriate permissions to access
the shared directory. This field allows a
maximum of 30 characters.
This field is available only if the Allow Export
Using Shared Directory field is checked.
Password Identifies the password that the system
will use to log on to the shared directory.
The password should contain only numeric,
uppercase, and lowercase letters. This field
allows a maximum of 30 characters.
Available only if the Allow Export Using
Shared Directory field is checked.
Confirm Re-enter the password in this field to confirm
that the password was typed correctly.
This field is available only if the Allow Export
Using Shared Directory field is checked.
Domain Identifies the user’s domain. This field allows
a maximum of 30 characters.
This field is available only if the Allow Export
Using Shared Directory field is checked.
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