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Leads Information Tab [Profile>Leads]

Lead 1 through Lead 4 are the default labels used to

identify the implanted leads in the "Stim" Workspace.

It is recommended that these names be changed into

something more meaningful, for example the body

region it covers.

• Target Name: for each of the implanted leads,

enter the body region covered (text field).

For each of the leads enter the Lot and Model

number:

• Lot #: Enter the Lot number found on the lead

packaging.

• Model #: Enter the lead Model number.

System Information Tab [Profile>System]

From the system tab the following system parameters

can be managed:

• Periodic Impedance Interval: Set the

periodicity with which you want the system to

measure lead impedance.

• Follow-up Period: A calculated field which

displays the recommended follow-up time

based on the programmed settings. It is an

indicator of when the programmer will run out

of memory and will begin to overwrite old data

for impedance measurements.

• Ramp Duration: Ramp duration is how long

it takes for the NS to reach the requested

amplitude. If set to 8 seconds, the NS will

take 8 seconds to get from 0 to the requested

amplitude when a lead is switched from not

enabled to enabled. Ramping also occurs when

the step between the current amplitude and the

next amplitude is greater than 100 mV.

• Magnet Magnet Stim On/Off Time: Allows

you to control how long it takes before a

magnet held over the device switches off or

back on delivered therapy.

• Patient Refresh Impedance: This allows the impedance to be remeasured and used

for therapy on the Patient Programmer whenever the patient turns a Lead Enable from

OFF to ON.

NOTE: the programmed Pulse Amplitude will be adjusted based on the

updated impedance to maintain a constant therapy voltage.

Stim Workspace

Press the "Stim" tab to access the Stimulation Settings Workspace. The Stimulation Settings Workspace

is divided into five tabs which are used to:

• Activate (turn on) up to four leads

• Adjust electrode configurations

• Measure impedance

• Set nominal values to begin stimulation

• Perform trial mapping

• Confirm the response and sensation of specific body regions to be stimulated

Stim Tabs [Stim>Target Name]

The Stim tabs are the main tabs from which therapy is

controlled and programmed. This can be done either

temporarily (testing) or permanently.

• Select Group: Select the group for which you

want to change the stimulation settings.

NOTE: in the Group Workspace, up to four

different groups can be defined each with

their own stimulation parameters. A group can

be linked for example to a specific activity or

posture. Refer to the Group Workspace section

in this manual for more information.

• Select the Tab: Labeled with the target

for which you want to adapt stimulation

parameters. (In the sample screen e.g. "L

Foot")

NOTE: There are up to four tabs that can be

labeled with the body region in which stimulation

with the corresponding lead is targeting (defined

in Profile>Leads). For each body region (lead)

stimulation can be adjusted independently.