Schiller CARDIOVIT CS-104, Руководство пользователя

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11 System Settings
11.5 Import / Export
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Filter (Resting, Rhythm, and Exer-
cise ECG) • Off - Recording is exported with no filtering.
• LP 25, 40, 150 - recording is exported with l
ow pass filter set to the defined cut-
off frequency.
• RNSF (exercise only) - recording is exported with RNSF (Robust noise suppres-
sion filter
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11.5.3 GDT /SEMA2
Character set IBM (standard) CP437, ISO8859-1(ANSI) CP 1252, ASCII, etc. This is set to the
character set defined by the EMR system
EMR Device The ID of the remote system with which the CARDIOVIT CS-104 will communicate.
This is defined by the remote system.
Device ID The device ID identifies CARDIOVIT CS-104 in the system to enable communication
between CARDIOVIT CS-104 and the remote system. The ID must be unique in the
system and can be any combination of up to four characters.
Because all information is assigned using these IDs, it is essential that all IDs be
unique, especially in the case of multiple devices (for example 2 ECG devices from
the same manufacturer).
File extension use Select auto increment or static . When auto increment is selected, the file extension
will increase by one every export, that is 0001, 0002, etc.
Export Measurements This setting is how and where to export the measurement table and is set according
to GDT system requirements. The options are as follows:
– After Interpretation - append the measurement table after the interpretation
statement
– No Export - do not export the measurement table
– Pre-formatted result table
– Re-occurring test parameter fields
Details of these options are given in the SCHILLER Server communication guide.
1. The RNSF filter is a dual purpose filter specifically used for exercise testing. It is designed
to help stabilise the baseline during exercise tests and to help reduce the physical and mus-
cle artefacts that can be present during exercise testing. The RNSF addresses artefact fre-
quencies both outside and within the ECG frequency range.