Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Getting started
- 2. Recording an exercise ECG
- 2.1 The Real-time monitor
- 2.2 Record an exercise ECG
- 2.3 Real-time monitor
- 2.3.1. Select how you want to view leads
- 2.3.2. Measure blood pressure
- 2.3.3. Capture an event
- 2.3.4. Patient Perception Parameters
- 2.3.5. Duke Treadmill Score
- 2.3.6. Add a comment
- 2.3.7. Apply filters
- 2.3.8. Manual load change
- 2.3.9. Pacemaker pulse detection
- 2.3.10. Signal quality indication
- 2.3.11. Printing during recording
- 2.3.12. Target heart rate
- 2.3.13. Target Workload
- 3. Viewing an exercise ECG
- 3.1 About viewing exercise ECGs
- 3.2 View an exercise ECG
- 3.3 Work with the Summary view
- 3.4 Work with the Averages view
- 3.5 Work with the Full disclosure view
- 3.6 Work with the 2x6 and 4x3 view
- 3.7 Work with the Trends view
- 3.8 Work with the ST table view
- 3.9 Work with the Heart rate view
- 3.10 Work with the ST/HR view
- 4. Interpreting an exercise ECG
- 5. Printing an exercise ECG
- 6. Maintaining the recorder
- 7. Customizing the Exercise ECG module
- 8. Customize exercise protocols
- 9. Troubleshooting
- 10. Before installing the Exercise ECG software
- 11. Installing the Exercise ECG Module
- 12. Safety and precautions
- 13. Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declarations
- 14. Function keys
- 15. Additional information
CardioPerfect Workstation
Exercise ECG Module - User Manual
DIR 80012335 Ver. D 80 / 83
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15.2 Mets Value
The METS value is interpolated. It gradually changes and attains the value predicted by the
load-to-METS formula after the load change occurs on your stress device (2 minutes on a
treadmill, 40 seconds on an ergometer).