Fukuda Denshi DS-7001, Руководство по обслуживанию

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5) Flash Memory Offset Value (ECG)
Displays the current offset value used for the ECG waveform display. This value is stored in
the flash memory. This is invalid if the sum value is NG.
6) Waveform Display (ECG)
Displays the waveform adjusted with the “5) Flash Memory Offset Value”.
7) 0 (RESP)
Sets the RESP offset value to “0”. This key will be highlighted with a red frame when the
offset value is set to “0”. (When the key is highlighted, the waveform will be also displayed with
the offset value of “0”.)
8) set (RESP)
Sets the offset value for the current RESP A/D value.
10) Offset Value = 9) A/D Value at the time the “8) set” key was pressed ´ (-1)
The offset value will be displayed at 10), and the “8) set” key will be highlighted with a red
frame. While the key is highlighted, the offset value is not still applied to the waveform. To
finalize the offset value setup, select “15) Flash Write” key. (Selecting the “8) set” key again
will cancel the setup, and the value will return to the previous offset value.)
9) RESP A/D Value
Displays the RESP A/D value without the offset adjustment.
10) Offset Value (RESP)
Displays the offset value set by selecting “7) 0” or “8) set” key.
11) Flash Memory Offset Value (RESP)
Displays the current offset value used for the RESP waveform display. This value is stored in
the flash memory. This is invalid if the sum value is NG.
12) Waveform Display (RESP)
Displays the waveform adjusted with the “11) Flash Memory Offset Value”.
13) Count
Displays the number of times the offset adjustment was performed. It will be counted when
the offset value is written to the flash memory.
14) sum
After the offset adjustment, the check sum value of the flash memory write area will be
calculated and written to the flash memory. If the check sum value does not match, the offset
value will be set to “0”.
15) Flash Write
Writes the set offset value (ECG and RESP) to the flash memory.
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