Document Reference: ENG-UMAN-000731
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9.3
Electrode selection modes
You can configure electrodes automatically or manually by touching the Electrode
Selection Mode icon when stimulation is turned off. The selection mode toggles
between:
Automatic electrode
selection
You select the stimulation electrode and all
other electrodes are chosen automatically:
1
st
touch – tripolar
2
nd
touch – bipolar
3
rd
touch – tripolar on each lead
4
th
touch – bipolar on each lead
5
th
touch – no electrodes
Measurement
electrode selection
You select the measurement electrode (ERT
positive) required and all the other
electrodes remain the same.
Note: Can be changed during stimulation if
FC is off.
Reference electrode
selection
You select the reference electrode (ERT
negative) required and all the other
electrodes remain the same.
Note: Can be changed during stimulation if
FC is off.
Manual electrode
selection
You select the electrode you wish to change
and the electrode will toggle between:
Stimulation
Stimulation return
Measurement – ERT positive (+)
input
Reference – ERT negative (-) input
Not selected
9.4
Current Steering
Current steering is available whenever there is more than one stimulating electrode to
balance the strength of paresthesia felt in different areas of the patient’s body.
1.
Select 2 to 4 stimulation electrodes. The stimulation electrodes will now be
displayed with a % value and a ‘-’ icon on the left and ‘+’ icon on the right (Figure
9.1).
2.
The % value represents the % of the total current going to that stimulation
electrode.
3.
To deliver more current to an electrode touch the ‘+’ icon. To deliver less current to
an electrode touch the ‘-‘. The % of current delivered at the other stimulation
electrodes will automatically adjust to keep the total at 100%.