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CU-ER1 Operator’s Manual _ver 3.00
11 Data Management and Review
11.1 Overview
The Paramedic CU-ER1 stores the following rescue operation data
1.
ECG data – the ECG signal acquired from the patient during an entire rescue
operation.
2. Rescue Events Data – the significant events during a rescue operation. These include
events such as POWER ON, PADS ON, etc.
3. Audio Signal Data – this is a recording of the audio signals in the vicinity of the rescue
operation. These include the voice prompts given by the device and the audio signals
generated by sources close to the rescue operation (e.g. voice of the rescue
administrator)
The Paramedic CU-ER1 stores the rescue operation data in the following locations.
1. Internal Data Flash Memory – this is the nonvolatile, default data storage location of
the Paramedic CU-ER1. Audio signal data can not be recorded here. It is nonvolatile,
thus, the stored data is not erased when the device is turned OFF.
The Internal Data Flash Memory has a capacity of 12 hours of ECG and Event data
recording. The whole memory location is erased at the beginning of a rescue
operation, thus, data stored from a previous rescue operation is overwritten. To keep
previously recorded data from being lost, these must be transferred to a personal
computer using the CU Expert ECG Data Management software.
2. SmartMedia Flash Memory Card – this is the optional, removable, nonvolatile memory
card available from CU Medical Systems, Inc. Audio signals may be stored here. This
card is also erased during the start of a rescue operation if it is inserted in its port
before the Paramedic CU-ER1 is turned ON. The data has to be transferred to a PC
the same way as described above.
The SmartMedia card has a recording capacity of 42 hours of ECG and Events data or
1 hour of ECG, Event data, and Audio Signal Data.
When used, the SmartMedia card has to be installed in its port before the Paramedic
CU-ER1 is turned ON. The Paramedic CU-ER1 has to be turned OFF before removing
the SmartMedia card from its port.
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