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Shift Adjust tab Cont'd

Using the Up/Down arrow keys, the shift is adjusted by the value indicated by the Step

label above F-4.

Pressing F-4 (STEP:) changes the step size from 1 to 5 to 10 to 50, and back to 1.

The Shift value will be retained and used for all presets used in this testing session.

This means the user can easily run a range of tests with the factory presets offset to the

users preference or need while working in the same patient mode (Adult or Neo). This

is true for both manual selections and Auto Sequences.

The shift setting change will not be retained when switching between Adult and Neo

mode. This change will also not be retained across a power cycle.

Amp Adjust Tab

Figure A shows Amplitude adjust tab for the BP Test Screen.

Amplitude adjustment is an advanced feature and generally should not be needed for

most applications. The default value of 100% is appropriate for normal Adult and Neo

cuff sizes. This adjustment might be needed when using cuffs that are significantly larger

or smaller. Typically this may be needed by manufacturers and researchers. This

function allows the user to increase or decrease the overall amplitude of the 'pulse

signal'. The scale is a percentage of the nominal default value of 100%.

The Amplitude tab control operates the same way as the PR and Shift adjust tabs.

Pressing F1-F3 selects the associated fast select relative amplitude value of 25%, 50%, or

100% which returns to the original default value.

Using the Up/Down arrow keys, the amplitude is adjusted by the value indicated by the

Step label above F-4.

Pressing F-4 (STEP:) changes the step size from 1 to 5 to 10 to 50, and back to 1.

The Amplitude adjustment range is from 0% to 150% of nominal.

The amplitude value will be retained and used for all presets used in this testing session.

This means the user can easily run a range of tests with the factory presets offset to the

users preference or need while working in the same patient mode (Adult or Neo). This

is true for both manual selections and Auto Sequences.

The Amp setting change will not be retained when switching between Adult and Neo

mode. This change will also not be retained across a power cycle.

Trim Tab

( only available with the Default Generic CalTable setting selected )

Figure T shows the Trim tab for the BP Test Screen.

This is an advanced feature and it's use may not be appropriate for many users. In

particular, there should be consideration of the implications if the simulator is shared

amongst multiple users, or if a variety of equipment from different manufacturers needs

to be tested with the same AccuPulse Plus unit.

This Trim function is provided for customers who want to dial in the AccuPulse for use

with specific equipment. The baseline generic oscillometric envelope is not based on any

one monitor. It is normally expected that test results may not match the preset value.

Trim allows the user to adjust the envelope for better matching of the results. The

adjustment is permanently saved until changed again by the user.

To use this feature take several readings with the NIBP monitor of interest, noting the

typical results. It is recommended to check several known good units to develop a

Fig. A.

reasonable average of the typical bias.

(example with 120/80 preset the result averages 124/78 which is +4 SYS and – 2 DIA)

Next make Trim adjustments to compensate for these differences

(example Trim is Delta SYS -4, Delta DIA + 2)

NOTE: Trim adjustments do not change the displayed value (labels) of the setting. They

are intended to allow users to develop settings that give results matching the simulator

displayed values.

Pressing F1 (delta Sys) or F3 (delta Dia) selects the parameter to be trimmed.

Using the Up/Down arrow keys will change the selected parameter trim value in steps of

1 mmHg.

Pressing F4 (Save) stores and applies the change.

The maximum adjustment range is +/- 25 mmHg but will be further restricted as

adjusted values near the MAP value or the end range of the simulator.

The adjusted Trim value will be retained and used for all future tests with the Generic

CalTable. It will not reset itself, even with a power cycle. Trim values can only be cleared

by deliberate action of the user.

The optional User Defined module has similar functionality but allows for 45 settings

and adds the ability to independently select Systolic and Diastolic values. User Defined

Mode is a purchased option upgrade. The User Defined Module option is covered

in detail later in the manual.

Mode and Option Tabs for BPTest

These tabs allow the user to make selections and adjustments for Auto-Sequence and

the optional upgrades. The exact combination of tabs you will see here is dependent

upon which software options you have purchased.

NOTE: Several last used settings are retained across power cycles and become the

startup default. Some others will be reset when you exit the current testing session or

mode. They are identified as appropriate in each subsection below.

Fig. T.