User's Manual

User Manual
Document No.
UM-C-002-EN
Date of Revision
2020.08.30
Revision No.
0
QF-001
ATsens Co., Ltd.
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4) Minimum/Min: This is a function that finds the lowest Heart Rate per minute value shown in Average HR Plot.
In the signal analyzed by AT-report, the point with the lowest heart rate becomes Index 1, and the heart rate
increases sequentially, and the index increases.
5) Maximum/Short: This function finds the point where the interval between instantaneous QRS peaks seen in
Average HR Plot is the shortest. . In the signal analyzed by AT-report, the point with the shortest interval between
QRS peaks becomes Index 1, and the index increases as the interval between QRS peaks increases sequentially.
6) Minimum/Short: This is a function to find the point with the longest interval between instantaneous QRS peaks
seen in Average HR Plot. In the signal analyzed by AT-report, the point where the interval between QRS peaks is
the longest becomes Index 1, and the index increases as the interval between QRS peaks decreases sequentially.
Figure 10.131 Accept/Fix function in HR MIN/MAX
7) Accept/Fix button: In HR MIN/MAX Tab, this is a function that allows the user to select 4 items of Heart Rate
“Maximum/min”, “Minimum/min”, “Maximum/short”, and “Minimum/short”. By using the left and right arrow
buttons, you can check the location of the time point where the heart rate is reflected in the order of the largest (or
smallest) value of the selected item. ECG can be checked. When the user makes a decision by pressing the
“Accept” button at the location where the correct value is judged to be reflected, the location is saved as a
Min/Max value. For items that have already been “fixed”, the “Accept” button is deactivated and the indicator line
appears on the graph.
Figure 10.132 Indicator Line in HR MIN/MAX
When changing an item that has already been fixed, click the left and right arrows and cancel the decision by
selecting the “OK” button in the Question message of [Fig. 10.133 Cancellation confirmation warning message].
Figure 10.133 Cancellation confirmation warning message