Medtronic E2DR01 Addendum

Longevity Projection Update
Software release 1.1 for Medtronic devices EnPulse InSync Kappa Kappa Kappa Sigma
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III
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Programming guide supplement
Caution: Federal Law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

Introduction

The information in this technical literature supplement covers only the features updated by the Longevity Projection Update software release 1.1 and the operation of your updated Medtronic programmer. This information is intended as a supplement to the technical literature supplied with the programmer software for EnPulse I/II, InSync III, Kappa 400, Kappa 700, Kappa 900, and Sigma pacemakers.
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Instructions for installing the Longevity Projection Update software release 1.1 are covered separately in the software installation instructions provided with the software.
Use the Longevity Projection Update software release 1.1 installation instructions and this supplement with the Kappa 400, Kappa 700, Kappa 900, EnPulse I/II, Sigma, and InSync III pacemaker models listed in the following section “About the Longevity Projection Update software release 1.1”.
Refer to the section “About the programmer software” for more information about the programmer software and the corresponding technical literature that covers the operation of your programmer.
Refer to the section “Software feature update” for a detailed description of the changes to the longevity feature.
About the Longevity Projection Update software release 1.1
Installing the Longevity Projection Update software release 1.1 in your programmer updates the following software applications and any previous versions of the software for these devices:
Software model 9991 for EnPulse (EI/EII) series pacemakers
Software model 9981 for InSync III series pacemakers
Software model 9952 for Kappa 400 series pacemakers
Software model 9953 for Kappa 700 series pacemakers
Software model 9988 for Kappa 900 series pacemakers
Software model 9963 for Sigma series pacemakers
The following pacemaker models will be updated: EnPulse I
E1DR: 01, 03, 06, 21
EnPulse II
E2D: 01, 03 E2DR: 01, 03, 06, 21, 31, 33 E2SR: 01, 03, 06 E2VDD: 01
InSync III
8042
Kappa 400
DX2: 7970, 7972 KDR: 401/7974, 403/7976 KSR: 401/8974, 403/8976
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The following are trademarks of Medtronic: Kappa, EnPulse, InSync, Medtronic, Sigma
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Kappa 700
KD: 700/7954, 701/7984, 703/7986, 706/7985 KDR: 700/7956, 701/7980, 703/7982, 706/7981, 720/7958,
721/7988, 730/7978, 731/7990, 733/7992, 600/7998, 601/7994, 603/7996, 606/7995, 651/7994A, 653/7996A, 656/7995A, 700VPP/7956, 701VPP7980, 703VPP/7982, 706VPP/7981
KSR: 700/8984, 701/8980, 703/8982, 706/8981 KVDD: 700/8986, 701/8988
Kappa 900
KDR: 801, 803, 806, 901, 903, 906, 921, 931, 933 KD: 901, 903, 906 KSR: 901, 903, 906 KVDD: 901
Sigma
SD: 203, 303 SDR: 203, 303, 306 SS: 103, 106, 203, 303 SSR: 203, 303, 306 SVDD: 303 SVVI: 103
About the programmer software

Software feature update

This supplement contains information about the update to the longevity estimator function in the software and is intended as an addendum to any previous versions and the following technical literature that you received with the software models 9991, 9981, 9952, 9953, 9988, and 9963 previously installed in your programmer.
Software model 9991 Software Pacemaker Programming Guide, used with EnPulse (EI/EII) series pacemakers.
Software model 9981 Software Device Programming Guide, used with InSync III series pacemakers.
Software model 9952 Software Volume I Pacemaker Programming Guide, used with Kappa 400 series pacemakers.
Software model 9953 Software Pacemaker Programming Guide, used with Kappa 700 series pacemakers.
Software model 9988 Software Pacemaker Programming Guide, used with Kappa 900 series pacemakers.
Software model 9963 Software Pacemaker Programming Guide, used with Sigma series pacemakers
The presentation of “Estimated Remaining Longevity” of the device families noted in the previous section has been changed to improve the usability and clinical accuracy of the systems.
Remaining longevity is a calculated estimate of the time remaining until pacemaker replacement will be required. This calculated estimate is based on the programmed parameter settings and event data accumulated by the pacemaker since the previous patient session.
The representative screen (Figure 1) shows the explanation of the longevity estimates.
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