Medtronic PROTECTA XT DR D314DRG, Clinician Manual

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4.13.2.1 Considerations for retrieving device data from a diskette
Warning: The Read From Disk application is designed only for viewing saved data while
no patient session is in progress. You cannot program a device or deliver Emergency
therapies from the Read From Disk application.
Device testing – You cannot perform tests on the device when reading data from a diskette.
4.13.2.2 How to read device data from a diskette
1. Insert a diskette that contains information saved during a patient session.
2. From the Select Model screen, select the product category from the View list.
3. Select the Read From Disk version of the device.
4. Select [Start].
5. Select [OK] after reading the warning message that informs you that programming a
device and emergency operations are not possible while you are in the Read From
Disk application.
6. Select [Open File…].
7. Select the data record that displays the desired device serial number, date, and time.
8. Select [Open File]. The Read From Disk screen displays information from the saved
session.
4.14 Using SessionSync to transfer device data to the
Paceart system
The SessionSync feature enables you to transfer device data through your clinic network
between the Medtronic CareLink Model 2090 Programmer and the Medtronic Paceart data
management system, if Paceart is available in your locale. Transferred device data can be
stored and used for later analysis and patient management.
The SessionSync status icon indicates network connectivity and shows data transfer when
the SessionSync feature is enabled. The SessionSync Status screen provides information
about the connection status of the programmer to the data management system. Details
about the SessionSync status icon and connection status are provided in Section 4.14.4.2,
“States of the SessionSync status icon”, page 100.
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