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PACE 203H – Instructions for Use
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9.7 Changing the Mode of
Operation
If the lower display is switched on, it
always displays the Mode Menu first.
Each of the primary modes (DDD, VVI,
AAI, VDD) can now be selected by the
touch of the corresponding softkey
(Table 9).
If the lower display is off, it can be turned
on pressing the key
Unlock/Lock
. In the
event that another menu is displayed,
pressing the
↑
_ softkey will switch to the
mode menu immediately.
Mode Menu Key No.
DDD
D00 DVI DAI
1
VVI
V00
2
AAI
A00 AAT
3
VDD
V00 VVI VAT
4
Main Menu 5
Table 9: Mode Menu
The modes D00, V00, A00, DVI, DAI and
VAT are set by selecting the “primary"
mode (DDD, VVI, AAI, VDD) and setting
the sensitivity in the respective chan-
nel(s) to infinite, which will be displayed
as "–.–". Table 10 shows the resulting
supplementary modes if the sensitivity is
set to infinite.
Primary
Mode
Sensitivity
Resulting
Mode
DDD
A-Sensitivity →
"–.–"
DVI
DDD
V- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
DAI
DDD
A + V- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
D00
VVI
V- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
V00
AAI
A- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
A00
VDD
A- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
VVI
VDD
V- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
VAT
VDD
A + V- Sensitivity →
"–.–"
V00
Table 10: Supplementary Mode
The selected mode is indicated with its
NBG code
2
in the upper display. In the
new mode, PACE 203H continues to
work with the parameters set before the
mode change.
2 Bernstein AD, Camm AJ, Fletcher RD, et al.
The NASPE/BPEG generic pacemaker code
for antibradyarrhythmia and adaptive-rate
pacing and antitachyarrhythmia devices.
Pacing Clin Electrosphysiol 1987; 10: 794-
799