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PACE 203H – Instructions for Use
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When the key
Unlock/Lock
has been
pressed and released, PACE 203H be-
gins to function with the Turn-on pro-
gram (see chapter 1.1.1). Upon shipping
from the manufacturer, a DDD mode
with high sensitivity and moderate stimu-
lation amplitudes is preset. This setting
provides safe therapy for most pacing
situations (see Table 40). The Turn-on
program, however, may be customized
according to the physician’s preferences.
The language setting (see chapter
9.12.5.4) and acoustic indication of sens-
ing and stimulation (see chapter 9.2.8)
will remain unchanged during power off.
Note
: If the indication to press and re-
lease the key
Unlock/Lock
is not fol-
lowed within 30 s, an error message
Startup timeout
(Press Unlock)
will appear, and the device will switch
off. This prevents discharge of the bat-
tery, if the key labeled
ON
has been
pressed accidentally.
Note
: Please do not press any key dur-
ing the self-testing after turning on
PACE 203H. Among other tests, a key
check is performed during this period. If
a key is pressed, a request will be indi-
cated as follows
Release all keys
If the operator is not in compliance with
this request or if a key is “stuck”, the
message:
Keyboard error
will appear in the lower display after 10
seconds.
9.4 Locking/Unlocking
PACE 203H
In order to prevent an accidental change
of pacing parameters, the device will be
locked automatically, if no control has
been turned or no key has been pressed
for 30 sec.
If the device is locked, pressing the key
Lock/Unlock
performs an unlock func-
tion. If the device is unlocked, pressing
the key
Lock/Unlock
disables any dials
and menu operation of PACE 203H.
Whether the device is locked or un-
locked, these conditions will be continu-
ously indicated by the lock symbol
(Figure 4) in the upper display.
Figure 4: Lock Symbol
If a key is pressed, or a dial is rotated
while the device is locked, a warning
beep will be emitted and the lock symbol
will blink for 2 seconds.
Note
: For High-Rate Stimulation Stand-
by (see chapter 1.1) the time of operat-
ing freedom is 60 seconds after last
operation.