User's Manual

Ultraview Digital Telemetry
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Table Telemetry-2: Lead Display Options
ECG Alarm Message Summary
Refer to the ECG Problem Solving section in the ECG chapter of this manual for
additional conditions and solutions.
CHECK XX
Displayed in the waveform zone, where XX is the name of the faulted electrode.
The message clears after 60 seconds for V1 – V6 and RL. It is not cleared for limb
lead (RA, LA, LL) faults. If multiple electrodes have faulted, only the highest
priority fault is displayed. The limb leads are highest, followed by RL, and then the
Vx leads.
ABNORMAL/MINUTE ALARM
Displayed whenever the initial abnormal in minute count (A=XX) exceeds the ABN
IN MIN alarm setting. This message is displayed for 10 seconds.
ASYSTOLE
Connected Electrodes
(X)
90343/90347
Valid Lead Vectors
R
LCLL
L
A
R
A
X X X X X V1-6, I, II, III, AVR, AVL,
AVF
XX X X I
XXX X II
XXX X III
X X X X I, II, III, AVR, AVL, AVF
XXXI
XX XII
X X X III
X X X X I, II, III, AVR, AVL, AVF
XXXI
XX X II
X X X III
XXXII
!
• Combinations of leads not included above produce invalid lead
vectors. In general, for at least one valid vector, either RL or C
and two limb leads must be connected.
• The RA lead wire must be connected to the transmitter at all
times. This lead wire also serves as the transmitter’s antenna.
To set or adjust ECG alarms:
1 Touch ECG
2 Touch ALARM LIMITS
3 Touch ECG ALARMS
4 Select ECG ALARM ON
5 Select HI, LO, ABN IN ROW,
and ABN PER MIN
6 Use arrow keys to adjust
7 Touch ST LIMITS CH1 or ST
LIMITS CH2 to adjust ST
segment alarm limits