MDLink is intended for use by a Physician or persons licensed by State law.
IMPORTANT
Cardiac Science, Inc. is the owner of all rights, title and interest in the MDLink software. Your use of the MDLink software is subject to and governed by the terms and conditions of that certain Software License Agreement referenced herein. You should review
the terms and conditions of the Software License Agreement carefully prior to using the MDLink software program.
MDLink is manufactured by:
Cardiac Science, Inc.
1900 Main Street, Suite 700
Irvine, CA 92614
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Order Entry
For Order Entry, call:
(800) 991-5465 in the U.S. and Canada
+45 4438 0500 outside the U.S. and Canada
Customer Service
For 24-hour service, contact Customer Service at:
(888) 466-8686 in the U.S. and Canada
+45 4438 0539 outside the U.S. and Canada
There is no charge to the customer for a Customer Service call. Please have the version number of the MDLink software
program ready when contacting Customer Service.
any means without the express written permission of Cardiac Science, Inc. Information in this documentation is subject to change
without notice. Names and data used in the examples are fictitious unless otherwise noted.
MDLink software enables the Medical Director to modify several
preprogrammed operational parameters and to define User Identifiers for
Cardiac Science Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and associated
battery packs.
The term “Cardiac Science AED” refers to FirstSave and Survivalink AED
models 9100/9110/9200/9210/9300C, and Powerheart AED models
9200RD/9210RD and 9300E.
The user may choose from program options that tailor the Cardiac Science
AED to meet the specific needs and requirements of the user. This manual
describes how to install, start, and use MDLink.
Intended Use
MDLink is intended for use by a Physician or persons licensed by State law.
In addition, the MDLink user must be familiar with using computer
®
programs that runs in the Microsoft
Cardiac Science AED and related accessories and documentation.
PCMCIA is an acronym for Personal Computer Memory Card
International Organization.
Quick Start Tool Kit
Win 95/95/2000/NT4.0/XP
Customer Service:
CONTENTS:
Traini ng Demo
Operation and
Service Manual
RescueLink
MDLink
Warranty
Information
®
Quick Start Tool Kit CD-ROM with MDLink software
Software
®
Software
DIRECT IONS :
Insert this disc into your
CD-ROM drive.
The program will auto
run.
MDLink and RescueReady
Technology are only
applicabl e to the Powerhe art
AED G3. Certai n aspects of
the Operation and Service
Manual as well as this CD
do not apply to the FirstS ave
AED G3. Plea se contact
Customer Service for details:
888-466-8686
The MDLink Options Kit includes the MDLink software program, the
MDLink User’s Manual and the MDLink Options Card (optional, for use
with Model 9210/9210RD) with a PC Card Adapter (optional, for use with
the MDLink Options Card). By using MDLink Software with a PC, the user
may modify the Cardiac Science AED MDLink option parameters listed in
the following table.
TABLE 1. MDLink Option Parameters
Selectable
OptionDescriptionDefault
VF/VT RateSelectable for Powerheart AED
9200RD/9210RD/9300E only
Detection Rate for Ventricular
Fibrillation (VF)/Ventricular
Tachycardia (VT) rhythms can be set
between 120 to 240 bpm. All VF/VT
rhythms at or above this rate will be
classified as shockable. All rhythms
below this rate will be classified as nonshockable.
SVT RateSelectable for Powerheart AED
9200RD/9210RD/9300E only
The user can select the SVT Rate
between 160 to 300 bpm, or “No
Therapy for SVT.” All rhythms with
rates between the VF/VT Rate and SVT
Rate will be screened through a number
of SVT Discrimination criteria to
classify them into VF/VT or SVT.
Rhythms classified as SVT between the
two set rates are not classified
shockable. All rhythms at or above the
SVT Rate are classified shockable. If
“No Therapy for SVT” is selected, the
Powerheart AED will not advise
defibrillation therapy if a SVT rhythm
is present.
Cardiac Science AED delivers the same
energy level as the previous
defibrillation pulse when the patient
assumes (or converts to) a NSR and
then reverts back again to a shockable
cardiac rhythm. Disabling this feature
allows the Cardiac Science AED to
increment the defibrillation pulse
delivered to the next energy level after
conversion.
during CPR, a “Continue CPR” prompt
every 15 seconds, or a beep every 15
seconds during the rescue sequence.
Rescue event data may be stored
externally in one of the following ways:
1) ECG and event data is recorded in
external memory.
2) ECG, event data and voice sound at
the scene of a rescue is recorded in
external memory.
The number of defibrillation pulses per
rescue can be set to any number
between 3 and 99.
The user can set the CPR time to allow
between 60 to 180 seconds of CPR to
be performed if the analysis decision is
non-shockable, or following three
consecutive shockable analysis
decisions.
EnabledDisabled
No SoundPhrase or
ECG and
Event Data
993 to 99
60 seconds60 to 180
Selectable
Option(s)
Beep
ECG,
Event and
Vo ic e
Recording
seconds
The parameters may be stored directly to the Cardiac Science AED or to the
MDLink Options Card. The MDLink Options Card may then be used to
transfer the appropriate parameters to several Cardiac Science AED units,
ensuring that each Cardiac Science AED unit is programmed with the
identical parameters.
AED and Battery Identifiers
In addition to the operational parameters, the user may define identifiers for
the Cardiac Science AED and the currently installed battery.
MDLink may be used to define identification information about the AED
that is stored in the internal memory of the Cardiac Science AED. The
identification information is archived with each rescue attempt and is
displayed by RescueLink during rescue data retrieval and display.
Battery Pack Identifier
MDLink may also be used to define a numeric identifier to be stored in the
memory of the current IntelliSense battery pack. The battery identifier is
archived with each rescue attempt and displayed by RescueLink during
rescue data retrieval and display.
After the MDLink Welcome screen appears, click Next to initiate the
installation process.
Before proceeding with the installation process, you will be asked to
accept the terms and conditions of the Software License Agreement. The
installation process will not proceed until the agreement is accepted.