Clearing, Memory | Philips M1351A, M1353A instruction

Entering, Storing, and Transmitting Data

Keep Patient Data after Transmission or When Clearing Trace Memory

If you use the Monitor regularly for the same patient, you will probably want to retain her patient identification data, so you do not have to reinput it each time you send a trace. Scan Keep Patient Data after Transmission once. The monitor will retain the following data, even after the storage is cleared:

patient identification

lpatient phone number receiver phone number

This becomes the default setting and remains unless you subsequently scan Clear Patient Data after Transmission.

Clear Patient Data	If you use the Monitor for many different patients, you will want to clear patient
after Transmission	identification data after each transmission. Scan Clear Patient Data after Transmission once.
or When Clearing	When the storage is cleared, the monitor erases:
Trace Memory	lpatient identification
	lpatient identification
	patient phone number
	It retains the receiver phone number. This becomes a default setting and remains unless you
	subsequently scan Keep Patient Data after Transmission.
Clearing	To prevent accidental erasure of data, the instruction Clear Memory requires two scans of the
Memory	Barcode Reader. To clear all fetal trace data stored in the memory:
	1. Scan the barcode Clear Memory.
	2. The first scan displays the amount of fetal trace stored (in minutes) in memory.
	3. On the second scan, any fetal trace stored in the systems memory is cleared and 0 is
	briefly displayed, showing the memory is empty.
	The Clear Memory barcode is used to clear any fetal trace stored in memory (use the Stop
	Storing barcode if you wish to halt either the storage or transmission of data). If the barcode
	Clear Memory is scanned during either the process of storage or transmission, the command
	is ignored.
	Patient ID and Phone Number are cleared only if your monitor defaults to Clear Patient
	Data after Transmission.

Starting Storage To record fetal trace data and store it in memory:

1.When the barcode Start Storing is scanned, 0 is briefly displayed, indicating that the trace memory is empty.

2.The 0 displayed then clears. The normal transducer display is given and two flashing decimal dots (three in the case of the Series 50 A Dual Ultrasound model) flash on and off (2Hz) indicating that storage is taking place.

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M1353A, M1351A specifications

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Philips M1351A, M1353A manual Clearing, Memory

Models: M1353A M1351A

after Transmission

patient phone number

Clearing

Memory

briefly displayed, showing the memory is empty.

Data after Transmission.

M1353A, M1351A specifications