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CONNECTIVITY AND ECG TRANSMISSION
ECG Acquisition and Printing with WAM or AMxx
Control buttons located on the WAM and AMxx are available to initiate ECG acquisition and start/stop rhythm strip
printing. From the patient demographic screen, the ECG button on the acquisition module will cause the real-time
display to appear when patients are connected. Refer to the WAM or the AMxx short-form instruction card for use.
ECG Acquisition
ECG data is collected immediately and continuously once the patient is connected to the acquisition module.
For best results, instruct the patient to relax in the preferred supine position to ensure that the ECG is free from
motion and muscle artifact (noise).
If workflow permits, enter patient information prior to acquisition as previously explained.
Select
. The real-time ECG view is replaced with the acquired ECG view that includes patient
information, the global measurements, and resting ECG interpretation.
WARNING
: Always verify the accuracy of Patient demographics prior to printing and/or
transmitting the ECG.
,
Transmit
, and
Erase
function icons are available for selection in the right corner of the display.
Select
to print the displayed ECG on the ELI 380 thermal printer.
Select
Transmit
when the displayed ECG is of good quality and you wish to send it to the institution
electronic medical records (EMR) system.
Select
Erase
to immediately delete a poor quality ECG. You will be prompted “Erase ECG?” Select
Yes
to prevent ECG storage to the directory and return to the real-time ECG display.
Settings for display and printout may be altered in this screen. With a touchpad tap in the ECG waveform, a menu
allowing layout, speed, gain, filter, pacer channel, and Best 10/Last 10 changes will become available. Select
OK
to
save changes and exit the menu, or
Cancel
to exit without saving.
NOTE:
When settings are changed in this menu, the ELI 380 will return to configured (default)
settings for the next test.
Select
to save the ECG to the directory and return to the real-time ECG display.
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