Mindray BeneView T1 User manual

Quick Reference Guide
PATIENT MONITOR
T1

Note: The T1 Quick Reference Guide is not intended
as a replacement to the Operating Instructions. Prior
to operating equipment, the user must be familiar
with the Operating Instructions Manual contents. This
document is a guideline only to be used as an aid to
comprehensive Inservice Training.

Patient Setup.....................................................1
Admit Patient and Enter Demographics(Manual Entry) ...........1
Enter Demographics (Hospital Information System Interface) ....1
Adjust Patient Size ..............................................2
Discharge a Patient ............................................. 2
Standby ..........................................................3
Enter Standby ..................................................3
Resume Monitoring.............................................3
Print..............................................................4
Realtime Waveforms ............................................4
Adjust Printed Waveforms....................................... 4
ECG ..............................................................4
Adjust ECG Lead ................................................4
Enable Pacemaker Detection And Set Pacemaker Rate ...........5
Initiate ECG Relearn............................................. 6
Initiate ST Analysis ..............................................6
NIBP..............................................................6
Factors that Affect Blood Pressure Measurement Accuracy ............6
Initiate a Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement (NIBP) ......8
Set a Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement Interval ........9
Invasive Blood Pressures .........................................9
Adjust Invasive Blood Pressure Label ............................9
Zero Invasive Blood Pressure ...................................10
Alarms ..........................................................10
Adjust Alarm Limits ............................................10
Adjust Alarm Responses .......................................11
Adjust Arrhythmia Alarms......................................12
Disable Non-Lethal Arrhythmias................................12
Table of Contents

Reset Alarms ....................................................13
Pause All Alarms ................................................13
Screen Display ..................................................13
History ..........................................................14
Tabular Trends .................................................14
Arrhythmia and Alarm Events ..................................15
Full Disclosure .................................................15
Volumes.........................................................16
Alarm Volume .................................................16
Key Volume....................................................16
Beat Tone......................................................16
Alternate Operating Modes .....................................17
Night Mode ...................................................17
Privacy Mode ..................................................17
Date And Time ..................................................18
Parameter Colors................................................18
Load Default(Preset) Settings ...................................19
Lock/Unlock Touchscreen Display ...............................19
Cleaning/Disinfecting ............................................. 20
Cleaning the Main Unit/module/Handle/Docking Station ...............20
Disinfecting the Main Unit/module/Handle/Docking Station............22
Cleaning and Disinfecting the Accessories..............................22
Sterilization ....................................................... 22
Table of Contents (cont'd)

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PATIENT SETUP
Admit Patient and Enter Demographics (Manual Entry)
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to admit a patient and enter
patient demographics. Admitting also restores default (preconfigured) settings
and clears previous patient’s information.
To enter demographics on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Patient Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Admit Patient
c. Select Ok to enter Patient Demographics
d. Select white edit box to open field and enter patient information
e. Enter patient’s information using onscreen keyboard
f. Select to accept the information
g. Select Ok to return to main display
DPM Central Station Interface: Entering demographic information on
the DPM Central Station automatically enters it at the T1 bedside monitor.
Entering demographic information on the T1 bedside monitor automatically
enters it on the DPM Central Station. Admit button selection is required for
patient information to be displayed or stored on the DPM Central Station.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Entering demographic information
on the Panorama Central Station or WorkStation automatically enters it
on the T1 bedside monitor. Entering demographic information on the T1
bedside monitor automatically enters it on the Panorama Central Station and
WorkStation. Admit button selection is not required for patient information
to be displayed or stored on the Panorama Central Station.
Enter Demographics (Hospital Information System Interface)*
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to enter patient demographics
from the Hospital Information System.
To enter demographics from the Hospital Information System on the T1
bedside monitor:
a. Scroll and select Patient Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Patient Demographics

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c. Select Obtain Patient Info.>>
d. Select Department and enter hospital department
e. Select patient demographic field (Last Name and/or First Name and/or
MRN)
f. Enter patient’s information using onscreen keyboard
g. Select Query
h. Select patient and select Import
i. Select Ok to return to main display
*Optional Installation Required
Adjust Patient Size
The Patient Setup menu allows the clinician to adjust patient size. To adjust
patient size on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Patient Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Patient Demographics
c. Select Patient Cat.
d. Select current size and adjust to Adu (adult), Ped (pediatric), or Neo
(Neonate)
e. Select Ok to return to main display
Note: Adjusting patient size restores the monitor to the default
(preconfigured) settings but does not clear patient information or data.
DPM Central Station: Patient size can be changed on the DPM Central Station.
Panorama Central Station: Patient size cannot be changed on the Panorama
Central Station.
Discharge a Patient
The Discharge function clears all patient information and restores default
(preconfigured) settings.
To Discharge a patient on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Patient Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Discharge Patient
c. Select Ok to confirm
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restored, and the monitor is placed into Standby.
DPM Central Station Interface: Discharging a patient on the T1 bedside
monitor will automatically discharge the patient on DPM Central Station.
Discharging the patient on the DPM Central Station will discharge the patient
on the T1 bedside monitor.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Discharging a patient on the T1 bedside
monitor will automatically discharge the patient on the Panorama Central
Station, WorkStation, and ViewStation. Discharging the patient on the Panorama
Central Station will automatically discharge the patient on the WorkStation,
ViewStation, and T1 bedside monitor (optional, controlled by the Panorama).
STANDBY
Enter Standby
The Standby function allows the clinician to suspend monitoring on a patient.
While in standby, the patient is not monitored; however, all data and settings
are preserved.
To place a patient into Standby on the T1 monitor:
a. Select Standby from the Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Yes to confirm
Resume Monitoring
To remove a patient from Standby and resume monitoring on the T1 monitor
move the Lock/Unlock key to the right to resume monitoring.
DPM Central Station Interface: Selecting Standby on the T1 bedside monitor
automatically places the DPM Central Station in standby.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Selecting Standby on the T1 bedside
monitor automatically places the Panorama Central Station, WorkStation,
and ViewStation in standby. Selecting Bedside and Panorama Standby on
the Panorama Central Station or WorkStation automatically places the T1
bedside monitor and ViewStation in standby. On the T1 monitor, move the
Lock/Unlock key to the right to remove patient from Standby and resume
monitoring as a patient cannot be removed from Standby on the Panorama
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PRINT
Realtime Waveforms (Laser printer connection required)
To print a real time report for a patient on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Print Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Realtime Reports >>
c. Select Normal Report tab
d. Select Print
e. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Adjust Printed Waveforms
To adjust the waveforms printed for a patient on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Print Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Realtime Reports >>
c. Select Normal Report tab
d. Select Select Wave >>
e. A in the waveform box indicates waveform is selected
f. Select to return to Normal Report and select Print
g. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
DPM Central Station Interface: Selecting Print in the Realtime Report menu
on the T1 bedside monitor will print a 10-second, Realtime Report on the DPM
Central Station. The waveforms printed are determined by the T1 bedside
monitor.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Selecting Print in the Realtime Report
menu on the T1 bedside monitor will print a 10-second, All Strips Report on
the Panorama Central Station. The waveforms printed are determined by the
Print Setup tab on the Panorama Central Station. Waveform print selection on
the Panorama Central Station, WorkStation, and ViewStation are independent.
ECG
Adjust ECG Lead
The T1 allows the clinician to adjust the leads being viewed on the main
display. To adjust the ECG Lead on the T1 monitor:

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a. Select ECG waveform or ECG numeric tile to enter the ECG Setup menu
Or
a. Select ECG Setup >> from Parameters >> in Main Menu (quick key)
to enter the ECG Setup menu
b. Select Others >>
c. Select Lead Set to select a lead set from the drop down list
d. Select ECG to adjust lead (3 lead) or select ECG1 to adjust the first lead
and ECG2 to adjust the second lead (5 lead)
e. Scroll and select lead from the drop down menu
f. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
DPM Central Station Interface: Adjusting ECG leads on the T1 bedside
monitor and DPM Central Station are independent.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Adjusting ECG leads on the T1 bedside
monitor, Panorama Central Station, WorkStation, and ViewStation are
independent.
Enable Pacemaker Detection and Set Pacemaker Rate
The T1 allows the clinician to enable pacemaker detection. The symbol is
displayed when the pacemaker detection is enabled.
To enable the pacemaker detection on the T1 monitor:
a. Select ECG waveform or ECG numeric tile to enter the ECG Setup menu
Or
a. Select ECG Setup >> from Parameters >> in Main Menu (quick key)
to enter the ECG Setup menu
b. Scroll and select Others >>
c. Select Paced to Yes
d. Scroll and select Pacemaker Rate
e. Adjust Pacemaker Rate using the up and down arrows
f. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
DPM Central Station Interface: Pacemaker enhancement on the T1 bedside
monitor and DPM Central Station are independent.

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Panorama Central Station Interface: Pacemaker enhancement on the T1
bedside monitor, Panorama Central Station, WorkStation, and ViewStation are
independent.
Initiate ECG Relearn (Arrhythmia Option Required)
To initiate ECG relearning manually on the T1 monitor:
a. Select ECG waveform or ECG numeric tile to enter the ECG Setup menu
Or
a. Select ECG Setup >> from Parameters >> in Main Menu (quick key)
to enter the ECG Setup menu
b. Scroll and select Relearn
c. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Initiate ST Analysis (ST Option Required)
To initiate ST analysis on the T1 monitor:
a. Select ECG waveform or ECG numeric tile to enter the ECG Setup menu
Or
a. Select ECG Setup >> from Parameters >> in Main Menu (quick key)
to enter the ECG Setup menu
b. Scroll and select ST Analysis >>
c. Select ON for ST analysis
d. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
NIBP
Factors that Affect Blood Pressure Measurement Accuracy:
The accuracy of non-invasive blood pressure (BP) measurement has been
shown to be affected by numerous factors. Some of the more important
aspects (based on published literature) to consider while measuring BP are:
  • Thecuffshouldfitsnugly,butwithenoughroomfortwofingerstobe
placed between the cuff and the patient’s arm (on adults), and loosely
on neonates with little or no air present within the cuff.
  • UsetheGuidanceTableprovidedtoselectthepropersizecuff.
Too small a cuff has been shown to result in the overestimation

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of BP (systolic and diastolic) while too large a cuff results in the
underestimation of BP. Errors in the 10 to 40 mmHg range can occur.
Ensure that the cuff is wrapped directly over the patient’s skin. BP
measurement could be 10 to 40 mmHg higher or lower than actual when the
cuff is applied over clothing.
  • Thecuffshouldbeappliedsothatthecenterofthebladderinthecuff
is over the brachial artery. Use the reference marker for this.
  • Forbestresults,thecuffshouldbeplacedonthearmatheartlevel
and the lower arm supported passively. Published data indicates that
BP can increase about 2 mmHg for every inch that the cuff is below
heart level and decrease by the same amount if above heart level.
  • Avoidcompressionorrestrictionofthepressurehose.Donotplace
the NIBP cuff on a limb that is being utilized for any other medical
procedure, for example, an I.V. catheter.
  • HavethepatientsitquietlyforseveralminutesbeforeBP
measurement and remain still during measurement to avoid
unnecessary motion artifact. If the patient has not rested before
measurement, BP could be elevated by 10 to 20 mmHg.
  • DonottalktothepatientduringBPmeasurementastalkinghasbeen
shown to result in a 10 to 15 mmHg overestimation of BP.
  • Thepatient’sbackandfeetshouldbeproperlysupportedwiththe
legs kept uncrossed. Unsupported back and feet could increase BP
by up to 15 mmHg, while crossed legs could result in a 4 to 12 mmHg
increase.
  • Otherfactorsthathavebeenshowntoresultinanoverestimationof
BP are labored breathing (5 to 8 mmHg), full bladder (10 to 15 mmHg),
pain (10 to 30 mmHg).
Guidance Table
Cuff Description Limb Circumference
Child 10 - 19 cm
Small Adult 18 - 26 cm
Adult 25 - 35 cm
Large Adult 33 - 47 cm

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Cuff Description Limb Circumference
Thigh 46 - 66 cm
Adult Long 25 - 35 cm
Large Adult Long 33 - 47 cm
References:
1. American Association on Critical-Care Nurses (AACN): Practice Alert,
Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring (April 2010)- http://www.
aacn.org/wd/practice/docs/practicealerts/non-invasive-bp-monitoring.
pdf?menu=aboutus
2. Pickering Thomas G, Hall John E, Appel Lawrence J, Falkner Bonita E,
Graves John, Hill Martha N, Jones Daniel W, Kurtz Theodore, Sheps
Sheldon G, Roccella Edward J. Recommendations for blood pressure
measurement in humans and experimental animals: Part 1: Blood
pressure measurement in humans: A statement for professionals
from the Subcommittee of Professional and Public Education of the
American Heart Association Council on High Blood Pressure Research.
J Hypertens 2005; 45: 142-161.
3. O’Brien Eoin, Asmar Roland, Beilin Lawrie, Imai Yutaka, Mallion Jean-
Michel, Mancia Giuseppe, Mengden Thomas, Myers Martin, Padfield
Paul, Palatini Paolo, Parati Gianfranco, Pickering Thomas, Redon Josep,
Staessen Jan, Stergiou George, Verdecchia Paolo. European Society
of Hypertension recommendations for conventional, ambulatory
and home blood pressure measurement. J Hypertens 2003; 21:
821-848.
Initiate a Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement (NIBP)
To initiate a NIBP measurement for a patient on the T1 monitor:
a. Select NIBP (quick key) on the main display
Or
a. Select NIBP numeric tile to enter the NIBP Setup menu
b. Select Start NIBP
c. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
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DPM Central Station will initiate a NIBP measurement on the T1 bedside
monitor.
Set a Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Measurement Interval
The T1 allows the clinician to set an interval for a NIBP measurement to be
obtained automatically. To set an automatic interval on the T1 monitor:
a. Select NIBP numeric tile to enter the NIBP Setup
b. Select Interval and adjust value using up and down arrows
c. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
To stop the current NIBP measurement for a patient on the T1 monitor, select
NIBP (quick key) on the main display.
DPM Central Station Interface: Selecting Stop NIBP Measurement on the
DPM Central Station will stop a NIBP measurement on the T1 bedside monitor.
To stop all NIBP measurements for a patient on the T1 monitor:
a. Select NIBP numeric tile or select NIBP Setup >> from Parameters >> in
Main Menu (quick key) to enter the NIBP Setup menu
b. Select Stop All
c. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
INVASIVE BLOOD PRESSURES
The T1 monitor allows a clinician to monitor up to 2 invasive blood pressures
(IBP) simultaneously with the included Y-type IBP adapter cable. The T1
monitor allows the clinician to monitor one IBP with a direct IBP cable
connection.
Adjust Invasive Blood Pressure Label
To adjust the label on an invasive blood pressure on the T1 monitor:
a. Select displayed invasive blood pressure waveform or IBP numeric tile to
enter the invasive blood pressure Setup menu
Or
a. Select the invasive blood pressure setup (i.e. ART Setup >>) from
Parameters >> in Main Menu quick key) to enter the invasive
blood pressure Setup menu
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c. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Zero Invasive Blood Pressure
To zero an invasive blood pressure transducer on the T1 monitor:
a. Connect the invasive blood pressure cable to the invasive blood pressure
transducer set
b. Position transducer and open the invasive line in accordance with
hospital policy
c. Select displayed invasive blood pressure waveform or IBP numeric tile to
enter the invasive blood pressure Setup menu
d. Scroll and select Zero >> in the specific invasive blood pressure setup
menu
e. Select Zero
f. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
ALARMS
Adjust Alarm Limits
The Alarm Setup tab allows the clinician to configure alarm limits and alarm
responses on the T1 monitor.
To adjust a patient’s alarm limit on the T1 monitor:
a. Select parameter’s waveform or numeric tile to open parameters Setup
menu
b. Select Alarm Setup >>
c. Select High or Low limit value and adjust using the up and down arrows
d. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Or
a. Scroll and select Alarm Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Parameters tab to change parameters or ST Alarm tab to change
ST
c. Scroll and select the parameter
d. Select High or Low limit value and adjust using the up and down arrows
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DPM Central Station Interface: Changing alarm limits on the DPM Central
Station will automatically change alarm limits on the T1 bedside monitor.
Changing alarm limits on the T1 bedside monitor can automatically change
alarm limits on the DPM Central Station.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Changing alarm limits on the Panorama
Central Station or WorkStation will automatically change alarm limits on
the T1 bedside monitor. Changing alarm limits on the T1 bedside monitor
will automatically change alarm limits on the Panorama Central Station and
WorkStation.
Adjust Alarm Responses
To adjust a patient’s alarm responses on the T1 monitor:
a. Select parameter’s waveform or numeric tile to open parameters Setup
menu and select Alarm Setup >>
Or
a. Scroll and select Alarm Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Scroll and select the parameter
c. Select
•On/Off – to enable or disable the alarm's limits and responses
•Level – to adjust the audio and visual alarm indicators. Level options
include High (Red), Medium (Yellow), Low (Yellow)
•Defaults – to restore preset settings
d. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
DPM Central Station Interface: Changing alarm responses on the DPM Central
Station will not change alarm responses on the T1 bedside monitor. Changing
alarm responses on the T1 bedside monitor will not change alarm responses
on the DPM Central Station.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Changing alarm responses the Panorama
Central Station or WorkStation will not change alarm responses on the T1
bedside monitor. Changing alarm responses on the T1 bedside monitor
will not change alarm responses on the Panorama Central Station and
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Adjust Arrhythmia Alarms (Arrhythmia Option Required)
To adjust a patient’s arrhythmia alarm on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Alarm Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Arrh. Analysis tab
c. Scroll and select individual arrhythmia
d. Select
•Alarm – to enable or disable arrhythmia alarm responses
•Alm Lev – to adjust the audio and visual alarm indicators. Level options
include High (Red), Medium (Yellow), Low (Yellow), and Message
e. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
To adjust a patient arrhythmia threshold setting on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Alarm Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Scroll and select Arrh. Threshold tab
c. Scroll and select individual arrhythmia threshold
d. Adjust value using the up and down arrows
e. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
DPM Central Station Interface: Adjusting arrhythmia alarms on the DPM
Central Station or WorkStation will not change arrhythmia alarms on the T1
bedside monitor. Adjusting arrhythmia alarms on the T1 bedside monitor will
affect the arrhythmia alarms on the DPM Central Station.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Adjusting arrhythmia alarms on the
Panorama Central Station or WorkStation will not change arrhythmia alarms
on the T1 bedside monitor. Adjusting arrhythmia alarms on the T1 bedside
monitor will affect the arrhythmia alarms on the Panorama Central Station and
WorkStation.
Disable Non-Lethal Arrhythmias (Arrhythmia Option Required)
To disable all arrhythmia alarms except lethal arrhythmias on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Alarm Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Scroll and select Arrh. Analysis tab
c. Select Lethals Only
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RESET ALARMS
To acknowledge an alarm and reset the alarm system on the T1 monitor select
Alarm Reset (quick key) on main display.
DPM Central Station Interface: Selecting Alarm Reset on the T1 bedside
monitor can reset the alarm for that device on the DPM Central Station for
the duration of the alarm. Selecting Alarm Reset on the DPM Central Station
can reset the alarm on the T1 bedside monitor for the duration of the alarm
(Configurable Option at the DPM Central Station).
Panorama Central Station Interface: Selecting Alarm Reset on the T1 bedside
monitor will not reset alarms on the Panorama Central Station, WorkStation,
or ViewStation. Acknowledging an alarm on the Panorama Central Station will
not reset alarms on the T1 bedside monitor.
PAUSE ALL ALARMS
To pause all alarms on the T1 monitor for a preconfigured amount of time,
select Alarm Pause (quick key) on main display.
DPM Central Station Interface: Selecting Alarm Pause on the T1 bedside
monitor will pause active alarms on the DPM Central Station for a
preconfigured amount of time. Selecting Alarm Pause on the DPM Central
Station can pause active alarms on the T1 bedside monitor (Configurable
Option at the DPM Central Station).
Panorama Central Station Interface: Selecting Alarm Pause on the T1
bedside monitor will not pause active alarms on the Panorama Central Station,
WorkStation, or ViewStation.Acknowledging an alarms on the Panorama
Central Station will not pause alarms on the T1 bedside monitor.
SCREEN DISPLAY
The T1 allows the clinician to adjust the main display based on viewing
preference. To enter the screen selection menu and adjust the main screen’s
layout on the T1 monitor:
a. Select Screens from Main Menu (quick key)
b. In the Choose Screen tab, select
  • Normal Screen: Real time waveforms and numeric parameters on the
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  • Big Numerics: Up to 4 waveforms and numeric parameters in an
expandable view on the main display
  • ECG 7-Lead Full Screen (5 lead wire set): 7 leads of ECG with numeric
parameters on the main display
  • ECG 12-Lead Full Screen (optional): 12 leads of ECG with numeric
parameters on the main display
c. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Note: The first waveform is always an ECG lead and HR is always located in the
first digital tile in the Normal Screen selection.
DPM Central Station Interface: Digital and waveform display selections on the
DPM Central Station are independent of the T1 bedside monitor.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Digital and waveform display selections
on the Panorama Central Station, WorkStation, and ViewStation are
independent of the T1 bedside monitor.
HISTORY
Tabular Trends
To display Tabular trends for a patient on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Review >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Tabular Trends tab
c. Scroll and select Trend Group to specify trend category or select Custom
for user defined parameters to be displayed
d. Scroll and select Interval to specify the time interval tabular trends are to
be displayed
e. Select to return to Tabular Trends
f. Select Main Menu (quick key) to return to the main display
To print a patient's Tabular (List) trends on the T1 (Laser Printer Required):
a. Scroll and select Review >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Tabular Trends tab
c. Scroll and select Print and confirm specified time period
d. Select Print
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Central Station Interface: Trend storage, display interval, and printing length
on the T1 bedside monitor and Central Station are independent.
Arrhythmia and Alarm Events
The Events tab stores 100 physiological and arrhythmia events for a patient
based on the Alarm Setup menu.
To view and print a patient's alarm event on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Review >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Events tab
c. Scroll and select event
d. Select Details to view the 16-second event
e. Scroll and select Print (Laser Printer Required)
f. Select Main Menu (quick key) to return to the main display
Note: The waveform length printed are determined by the setting of Recording
Length from Main Menu→Alarm Setup→Others on the T1 bedside monitor.
DPM Central Station Interface: Event storage and printing length on the
T1 bedside monitor and DPM Central Station are independent.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Event storage and printing length on the
T1 bedside monitor and Panorama Central Station are independent.
Full Disclosure
The T1 monitor has the ability to store configured waveforms and associated
numeric information collected for a configured period.
To adjust waveforms to be stored for a patient:
a. Scroll and select Review >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Full Disclosure tab
c. Scroll and select Save Waves >>
d. A in the waveform box indicates waveform is selected
e. Select Confirm to return to the Full Disclosure tab
f. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Note: Full Disclosure allows the clinician to view selected, saved waveforms. It
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DPM Central Station Interface: Waveform Review (Disclosure) storage on the
T1 bedside monitor and DPM Central Station are independent.
Panorama Central Station Interface: Full disclosure storage on the T1 bedside
monitor and Panorama Central Station are independent.
VOLUMES
The alarm volume, key volume, and QRS volume can be adjusted on the T1
monitor.
Alarm Volume
To adjust the alarm volume on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Alarm Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Scroll and select Others tab
c. Select Alm Volume to adjust medium and low priority alarm volumes
d. Select volume ranging from X*-10 (0=Off 10=Max)
e. Select High Alarm Volume to adjust high alarm volumes
f. Select volume ranging from Alm Volume+0 to Alm Volume+2
g. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
*The minimum volume range(X) is configurable.
Key Volume
To adjust the key volume on the T1 monitor:
a. Scroll and select Screen Setup >> from Main Menu (quick key)
b. Select Key Volume
c. Select volume ranging from 0-10 (0=Off 10=Max)
d. Select Main Menu (quick key) or to return to the main display
Beat Tone
To adjust the beat tone (QRS tone) volume on the T1 monitor:
a. Select ECG waveform or ECG numeric tile to enter the ECG Setup menu
b. Scroll and select Others >>
c. Select QRS Volume
d. Select volume ranging from 0-10 (0=Off 10=Max)