Philips FMU-100 user manual LCD Editor

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oSet volume Choose destination (usually Volume control or Recording), device and value of volume for audio card source or mute/checked state.

o RecordName automatically determines if the current naming convention specified in naming convention area of the Recording settings tab is to be used, or you can overwrite it. Preview, how the naming will look, is shown after clicking the eye icon.

Length is the length of the recording; quality sets the combination of channels, bits per sample and a sample rate.

oRecord using codecs Codec defined in Recording settings tab is used for recording (even when codec recording is not active in Recording settings tab).

Name automatically determines if the current naming convention specified in naming convention area of the Recording settings tab is to be used, or you can overwrite it. Preview, how the naming will look, is shown after clicking the eye icon.

Length is the length of the recording.

oWait Set here the time to wait.

oBeep Choose what beep you want to use.

oRun external program Browse for executable program and choose a way how it should run (minimized, maximized).

oShutdown Windows You can select/deselect here the sound warning (it overwrites the setting in the Options tab).

4.2.9LCD Editor

Here you can define properties of ‘LCD’ displays used in RX Radiator. Changes are reflected immediately after pressing [Save changes and return] button. Changes are lost and LCD editor is closed after pressing [Cancel].

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Contents RadioXtreme Table of contents Introduction Hardware SetupSoftware Setup RX RadiatorUsing remote control Appendix 3 Messages for remote controlling RX RadiatorHow to expand the frequency range? Getting HelpSpecifications Package ContentsIntroduction Minimum System RequirementsHardware Setup Description of the radio connectorsSoftware Setup InstallationChoosing the installer language Welcome screenInstallation folder Choosing componentsDetail features, function and usage of RX Radiator Installation progressCompleting setup window RX RadiatorRX Radiator interface Standard RX Radiator windowThin window Tray icon menuVolume settings area TuningStations storing and setting ScanningRecording Next stationLast station Start/stop recordingConfiguration window Hardware settingsMiscellaneous Volume control Tuning Tuning rangeTuning step RadioXtreme plugin configurationIndicate recording using LED More information about the plugin Save and exit CancelGet firmware version Get DLL versionRecording settings File size limitRecording format Record to PCM wave format no compressionWindows audio codecs smaller than PCM Options MiscellaneousShow hints Other recording options Stations list Schedule How oftenTime Menu Script editor Script LCD Editor Mouse operations Controlling RX Radiator from keyboard Frequency LCD label in full windowTray icon List of hot keys shortcutsDirect tuning using numerical keypad Using remote control Remote Control Keys and FunctionsRX Commander RX KeyComDefining a new program for remote controlling Page FAQ for RX Radiator Getting HelpHow can I schedule recording? Website for Update Acknowledgement Contacting supportAppendix 1 Command-line switches List of parameters StationsSound Other Appendix 3 Messages for remote controlling RX Radiator

FMU-100 specifications

The Philips FMU-100 is an innovative patient monitoring solution designed to enhance clinical efficiency and patient safety in various healthcare environments. As a part of Philips' extensive portfolio of medical devices, the FMU-100 stands out due to its advanced features, reliable performance, and user-friendly interface.

One of the key features of the FMU-100 is its multi-parameter monitoring capability. This device can seamlessly track vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation levels in real-time. By providing comprehensive monitoring capabilities, healthcare professionals can quickly assess a patient's condition and make informed decisions, especially in critical care settings.

The FMU-100 is equipped with state-of-the-art connectivity options, allowing for easy integration with existing hospital information systems. With wireless and wired connectivity capabilities, data can be transmitted securely to central monitoring stations, electronic health records, or remote access devices. This ensures that clinicians have access to up-to-date information at their fingertips, further enhancing patient care while reducing the chances of data loss or errors.

Another significant aspect of the FMU-100 is its user-centric design. The device features a clear and intuitive interface, making it easy for healthcare staff to navigate and operate. The display offers high-resolution graphics and customizable layouts, allowing users to prioritize the information most relevant to their practice. In addition, the FMU-100 is designed to be portable, enabling it to be used effectively in a variety of settings, including emergency departments, transport applications, and patient rooms.

Moreover, the Philips FMU-100 incorporates advanced alarm management features. It utilizes smart alarm technology to reduce alarm fatigue among clinicians by delivering clinically relevant alerts while filtering out non-critical notifications. This sophisticated alarm system contributes to a more efficient workflow and ensures that healthcare providers focus on urgent patient needs.

The FMU-100 is also built with durability and environmental adaptability in mind. With its robust design, the device functions efficiently in diverse healthcare settings, whether in a bustling hospital ward or a mobile unit. The device is tested for various conditions, ensuring reliable performance under different operational circumstances.

In conclusion, the Philips FMU-100 represents a significant advancement in patient monitoring technology. With its multi-parameter tracking, seamless connectivity, intuitive design, superior alarm management, and durability, the FMU-100 is an invaluable tool for healthcare professionals aiming to provide optimal patient care. Its ability to enhance clinical workflows while ensuring patient safety positions it as a preferred choice in modern medical facilities.