Philips V26CT, V24CT manual Realtime Wave Recordings, Non-Preset Recordings

Recording Functions

Realtime Wave Recordings

Realtime Wave Recordings

Definitions Realtime Recordings - recordings of waveforms from the time of your request.

There are two types of realtime recordings:

Preset Recordings	the user presses one of the pre-configured
	recording keys to initiate recording of pre-
	selected waveforms on a pre-selected
	recorder. The waves are identified above the
	key labels; the recorder name appears on
	the key label.
Non-Preset Recordings	the user selects the waveforms and recorder
	immediately prior to making the recording

Realtime Recording Mode - a pre-selected set of waveforms will be recorded when one of the pre-configured recording keys is pressed. Three separate recording modes (A, B, C) can be configured. The user can choose the waves to be recorded, their positions on the recording strip and the recorder to be used. Mode B may be reassigned to vital signs/blood recordings, and Mode C to oxyCRG recordings, depending on the monitor's configuration. A particular mode might be configured to record a specific procedure performed in a unit.

Realtime recordings can be produced on Plug-In, 4-channel bedside and central recorders.

Remember that realtime recordings are initiated in two Task Windows: Preset Recordings and Select Recording Waves, depending on the type of realtime recording.

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