GE HEALTHCARE MAC 5500, Руководство оператора

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System Setup
Transmission Settings (cont'd.)
Field Description
, - Two second pause Indicates you can create a two-second pause by entering a comma
in a telephone number. This will force the modem to wait for a dial
tone before dialing. This is useful when accessing an outside line;
the pause allows time to connect to the outside line before dialing
the telephone number. For example, if you enter have to dial 9 to
access an outside line, entering a phone number of 9,3216788 will
pause for two seconds after dialing 9 for the outside line and before
dialing the telephone number 3216788.
Phone number Identifies the telephone numbers you most frequently transmit to.
Enter from one to six telephone numbers.
Location Type a location name to identify each telephone number.
Type
Identifies the receiving device type. Valid options are:
• MUSE NETWORK
Select this option when transmitting to a MUSE CV system or
another MAC system.
• Fax Machine
Select this option when transmitting to a facsimile machine.
NOTE:
When faxing a batch of ECGs, the system does not transmit
all the ECGs in the batch in a single fax. Instead it faxes the
first ECG, hangs up, redials, and faxes the next ECG. This is its
normal mode of operation.
Use IR for serial line Determines whether the system will use the serial port or infrared
port.
• To use the infrared port, select Yes .
• To use the serial port, select No .
Serial line baud rate Determines the speed to transmit data on the serial port.
Default Location Determines the method and device to which ECGs are automatically
transmitted. Select one of the following values:
• To transmit by local infrared communication or by local cable,
select Serial line (MUSE).
• To transmit ASCII data to the serial port, select Serial line (ASCII
out) .
• To transmit XML data to the serial port, select Serial line (XML
out).
• To transmit by LAN, select Ethernet (MUSE).
NOTE:
Infrared communication is not available on MAC 5500 HD
systems.
If transmitting ASCII or XML data, the PC that receives XML data
through the serial line must be running a terminal emulator
program (for example, HyperTerminal).
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