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SIGMA SERIES

Software Model 9952 4.0.1
Software Model 9953 4.0.1
Software Model 9963 4.0.1
Vision

TM

4.0 Programmer Software

Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement

Medtronic® Vision 4.0 Software
Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement

A guide to using the 9790 Series programmer with Vision 4.0 Software for
Medtronic Sigma® Series.

This guide also includes features and enhancements for Kappa 400 Series,
Kappa 600 Series, Kappa 650 Series, and Kappa 700 Series pacemakers.

Caution: Federal law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

The following terms are trademarks of Medtronic®, Inc.

Capture Management, Checklist, FAST, Fast Path, Implant Detection,
Kappa, Key Parameter History, Marker Channel, Medtronic, Medtronic
Kappa, Medtronic Vision, Rate Profile Optimization, Remote Assistant,
Auto-PVARP, QuickLink, Quick Look, Search AV, Sensing Assurance,
Significant Events, Sinus Preference, Thera,

and Vision.

About This Programming Guide Supplement

About This Programming Guide Supplement

This programming guide supplement covers new features and
programming capabilities available with Medtronic Vision software
Model 9963 for Medtronic Sigma Series pacemakers, Model 9952 for
Kappa 400 Series, and Model 9953 for Kappa 600 Series, Kappa 650
Series, and Kappa 700 Series pacemakers. This guide supplements
information provided in the following technical literature:

■

Medtronic Sigma 300/200/100 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide

■

Medtronic Sigma 300/200/100 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide

Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement iii

New Software Capabilities for Sigma

New Software Capabilities for Sigma

This software has features to assist in accessing and interpreting pacing
system information. These features include:

■

Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

– Initial Interrogation report: provides comprehensive data from

the initial interrogation of the pacemaker and may be printed
automatically at the start of the session

– Final report: summary of programming session including in-office

threshold and sensing tests

– QuickLink buttons to provide direct access to key diagnostic data

– Session icon allows you to set preferences for printing reports

and the waveform that appears on tests screens during a session

■

Diagnostic Updates

– Quick access to EGM data for Atrial and Ventricular High

Rate Detail

■

Waveform Enhancements

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Table of contents

Table of contents

About This Programming Guide Supplement iii
New Software Capabilities for Sigma iv

1. Enhanced Reports and
Follow-Up Features

About Reports 1-2
Quick Look Screen Enhancements 1-3
User Preferences 1-4
Streamlining Printing 1-6

2. Diagnostic Updates

Accessing data 2-2

3. Medtronic Kappa 650 Series Pacemakers

Programmable Modes and Parameters 3-2
Capture Management Parameters 3-3

4. Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms 4-2

5. Saving Data Enhancements

Saving Data to a Diskette 5-2
Ending a Patient Session 5-2

A. Index

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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

This chapter describes the enhanced reports and follow-up
features for Medtronic Vision 4.0 Software. The
enhancements apply to the Sigma Series pacemakers.

1

About Reports 1-2

Quick Look Screen
Enhancements 1-3

User Preferences 1-4

Streamlining Printing 1-6

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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

About Reports

About Reports

This section describes two enhanced reports and a change to the function
of the Device Memory Report. The enhanced reports are:

■

Initial Interrogation Report

■

Final Report

Initial Interrogation Report

An initial interrogation report is printed automatically at the beginning of
the session by default (see “Initial Report” on page 1-5 for information
about printing options). Each report is labeled with the patient’s name and
identification numbers. Initial interrogation reports include the following
information (depending on pacemaker model and programmed settings):

■

Patient /Device Information

■

Pacemaker Status

■

Clinical Status

■

Heart Rate Histograms

■

High Rate and Mode Switch Episodes Summaries

■

Pace/Sense and PVC/PAC Event Counters

■

All Permanent Parameters

Final Report

You can print a final report via Available Reports. Each report is labeled
with the patient’s name and identification numbers. Final reports include
the following information (depending on pacemaker model and
programmed settings):

■

Patient /Device Information

■

Pacemaker Status

■

Lead Status

■

In-Office Pacing and Sensing Threshold Test Results

■

All Permanent Parameters (with any changes indicated)

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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

Device Memory Report

When reading the Device Memory Report into the Demo mode, the date
and time of the follow-up are maintained. For more information about the
Demo mode, refer to the instructions that accompany the Demonstrations
program diskette.

Quick Look Screen Enhancements

The Quick Look screen appears automatically when you start a patient
session or when you choose to display it. From the screen, you will find an
overview of pacemaker operation and programmed settings.

Enhancements to the Quick Look screen include:

■

QuickLinks providing direct access to key Lead Impedance
diagnostic data

■

Pacing heading and a QuickLink to Heart Rate Histogram appears in
place of Total Events.

Quick Look Screen Enhancements

What appears on the Quick Look

screen depends on the pacemaker

model and the programmed settings.

New QuickLink to histograms

QuickLink to Atrial Lead

Impedance

QuickLink to Ventricular Lead

Impedance

Viewing Data from the Quick Look Screen

Selecting the QuickLink symbol displays diagnostic data for the
associated parameter.

Figure 1-1. Medtronic Sigma Series Pacemaker Quick Look Screen

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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

User Preferences

User Preferences

A new icon on the bottom of the session tool bar allows you to access
options for printing reports and the appearance of the waveform on test
screens.

Selections are retained between sessions.

Selecting the Session icon displays the following options:

■

Printing

■

Initial Report

■

Te s ts

Note: The Demo icon replaces the Session icon when the Demo mode is
in effect. For more information about the Demo mode, refer to the
instructions that accompany the Demonstrations program diskette.

Select Preferences

option from list

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Figure 1-2. Preference Options

Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

User Preferences

Printing Preferences

Printing Preferences let you control the number of the copies, target
printer and paper type, and whether to print now or later. Printing
Preferences are retained between sessions.The options are:

■

Pop up these options when any Print button is selected (default,
display print options when any Print button is selected)

■

Number of copies (default is 1)

■

Printer

– Full Size

– Programmer Strip (default)

■

Print report

– Now (default)

– Later from Print Queue

■

Print continuously (Trace Mode, allows data to be printed as it
becomes available. This option previously appeared on the Available
Reports screen)

For information about printing with a single button press, see
“Streamlining Printing” on page 1-6.

Initial Report

The Initial Interrogation Report Preferences option allows you to
automatically print the report at the start of a session. The default is to
print the report automatically. Initial report preference is retained between
sessions.

Tests

The Tests Preferences options apply when you enter a test screen. Test
Preference are retained between sessions. You may choose either of the
following options:

■

Switch EGM to match selected test chamber (default)

■

Do not change waveform arrangement

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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

Streamlining Printing

Streamlining Printing

If you want to be able to print data by pressing [Print] once, use the
procedure below. Your selections are retained between sessions.

Procedure for one-step printing

♦

1. Select the Session icon.

2. Verify that Printing is selected on the list under Index.

3. Verify that “Pop up these options when any Print Button is selected”

is not selected.

4. Select the Printer.

5. Select Now under Print Report.

6. Select [Ok].

Options for

one-step printing

Figure 1-3. Printing Preference Options

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Diagnostic Updates

This chapter describes changes to the way diagnostic data is
displayed for Sigma Series pacemakers.

2

Accessing data 2-2

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Diagnostic Updates

Accessing data

Accessing data

.

Zoom region that indicates the

data is displayed by selecting

the strip icon or the Zoom In

button

This section describes enhancements to how you access data.

Displaying Detail Data

Selecting the Strip icon on a detail diagnostic data screen displays Marker
and/or EGM data, beginning with data in the Zoom region (the area within
the yellow box).

Strip icon for displaying Marker

data, EGM data or both

Figure 2-1. Accessing Detail Data

The Zoom region is located as follows:

■

At the most recent data (Custom Rate Trend)

■

At the point of detection of an episode (Atrial High Rate Detail,
Ventricular High Rate Detail)

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Medtronic Kappa 650 Series Pacemakers

The section provides descriptions of the preset parameters
for Medtronic Kappa 650 Series pacemakers.

1

3

Programmable Modes and
Parameters 3-2

Capture Management
Parameters 3-3

1

Medtronic Kappa 650 Series Pacemakers are sold in the US only.

Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement 3-1

Medtronic Kappa 650 Series Pacemakers

Programmable Modes and Parameters

Programmable Modes and Parameters

The Medtronic Kappa 650 Series pacemakers are identical to the Kappa
Model 600 Series pacemakers with the ability to program Capture
Management to Adaptive. For complete information, refer to the

Medtronic.Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide, the
Medtronic.Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide, and the
Medtronic Kappa 650 Series Pacemaker Product Information Manual.

The Medtronic Kappa 650 Series includes Model K

Capture Management

Capture Management provides automatic monitoring of ventricular pacing
thresholds. While monitoring, the pacemaker performs a pacing threshold
search for the ventricular Amplitude and Pulse Width settings that define
the boundary between settings that capture the myocardium and those
that do not. With the Medtronic Kappa 650 Series pacemakers, clinicians
can opt to program the device so that it responds to monitoring by
adapting ventricular Amplitude and Pulse Width settings automatically to
maintain the programmed safety margin and minimum settings.

DR651, 653, and 656.

Capture Management is enabled at the completion of Implant Detection.

Automatic Threshold Adaptation

Capture Management can be programmed (Adaptive setting) to provide
automatic adaptation of ventricular Amplitude and Pulse Width based on
pacing threshold search results. Following each search, the pacemaker
creates a target output by applying a programmable safety margin to the
chronaxie approximation determined during the search. The pacemaker
calculates the target and then adapts outputs toward this target.

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Medtronic Kappa 650 Series Pacemakers

Capture Management Parameters

Shipping and Nominal Parameters

Because the Model KDR651, 653, and 656 are identical to the Kappa 600
series, this section only lists the parameters associated with the Capture
Management feature.

Tab le 3-1 . Shipping and Nominal Settings

Parameter Shipping Medtronic Nominal

Capture Management Adaptive

a

Capture Management is enabled and Ventricular Amplitude and Pulse Width become
Adaptive at the completion of the Implant Detection period.

Capture Management Parameters

a

Adaptive

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Chapter 4 describes the enhanced Waveform for the Vision

4.0 software. The waveform enhancements apply to the
Medtronic Sigma Series, Medtronic DX2 7970 and 7972,
Medtronic Kappa 400 Series, Kappa 600 Series, Kappa 650
Series, and Kappa 700 Series pacemakers.

4

Adjusting and Configuring
Waveforms 4-2

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

The programmer Adjust window has been modified, and a waveform
adjustment button bar has been added to each waveform for greater
flexibility in adjusting waveform options.

The Adjust Window

Options available for adjusting the waveform traces using the Adjust
window are as follows:

Clipping Select this checkbox to truncate the tops and bottoms of

ECG Filter Select this checkbox to turn the ECG filter on or off. A

Show Artifacts Select this checkbox to enable or disable the pacing

Sweep speed Select the Sweep Speed field to display the sweep speed

Teleme try Mod e Select the Telemetry Mode field to display the options for

Normalize Select this button to equalize the trace spacing and adjust

OK Select this button to close the Adjust window.

waveform traces at a 22 mm boundary. A checkmark (✓)
indicates that the filter is turned on. Default setting is (✓).

checkmark (✓) indicates that the filter is turned on. The
filter may improve clarity of the ECG in the presence of
interference.

artifact enhancement function. A checkmark (✓) indicates
that the function is enabled.

options (12.5, 25, 50, and 100 mm/sec). To change the
sweep speed, select the desired option.

programming the type of waveform telemetry transmitted
by the pacemaker.

the size of each trace to the default setting.

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

To Open the Adjust Window

♦

1. Select the [Adjust...] button near the top of the tool palette. This
expands the live rhythm display window (if it is not already
expanded) and displays the Adjust window.

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

To Adjust Clipping

♦

1. Select the Clipping checkbox in the Adjust window.

[Clipping] button

Selecting the Clipping checkbox causes each waveform to be
truncated at the 22 mm boundary, with a flat line drawn at the
boundary wherever a waveform is clipped.

Note: The 22 mm boundary applies to the screen. A 25 mm boundary
applies to the printer.

To Select the ECG Filter

♦

1. Select the ECG Filter checkbox to turn the ECG filter on or off. A
checkmark (✓) indicates that the filter is turned on.

ECG Filter checkbox

Show Artifact checkbox

The ECG filter may improve clarity of both the displayed and printed ECG
in the presence of interference. The filter affects the ECG detection
bandwidth as follows:

■

Filter Off (no checkmark) – Bandwidth is 0.05 to 100 Hz

■

Filter On (checkmark) – Bandwidth is 0.5 to 40 Hz

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

Enabling Artifact Enhancement

♦

Select the Show Artifact checkbox to enable or disable the pacing artifact
enhancement function. A checkmark (✓) indicates that the function
is enabled.

The two trace illustrations below show how the ECG trace appears with
and without this feature enabled.

Artifact Enhancement Enabled (Checkmark)

Artifact Enhancement Disabled (No Checkmark)

Selecting a Different Sweep Speed

From the Adjust window, you can set the trace sweep speed to one of four
settings: 12.5, 25, 50, and 100 mm/sec.

To Change the Trace Display Sweep Speed

♦

➤ Select the Sweep Speed field in the Adjust window and select the

desired speed.

Sweep Speed Field

Menu of Choices

To Normalize the Rhythm Monitor

♦

➤ Select the [Normalize] button in the Adjust window. This refreshes

the Rhythm Monitor screen and restores each trace to its original
default size, with equal vertical spacing between the traces.

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

The Waveform Adjustment Button Bar

A waveform adjustment button bar has been added to each waveform for
greater flexibility in adjusting waveform options. To select a button, touch
it with the stylus.

Waveform Adjustment Buttons

Normalize button

Increase size – press and release to increase the size of the

waveform.

Normalize – refreshes the waveform trace and restores it to its

original default size.

Decrease size – press and release to decrease the size of the

waveform.

Waveform source – use to select waveform source.

Waveform print selection – Select to enable waveform for printing.

Up to two waveforms can be enabled.

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♦

[Size] buttons

[Normalize] button

♦

Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

To Adjust the Size or Amplitude of a Waveform

1. Select or in the waveform adjustment button bar for the trace

you wish to adjust.

2. Press the appropriate button to increase or decrease waveform size.

Each button may be pressed up to four times for EGM waveforms,
and up to 4 times for ECG waveforms.

To Normalize a Waveform

➤ To return the waveform to its default size, press the [Normalize]

button.

Selecting a Trace Source

You can change the order in which traces appear in the monitor window.
One method is by changing the “source” of one or more of the traces as
described below. Also, you can use the stylus to “drag” a trace to the
desired location as described on page 4-9.

♦

[Source] button

To Change the Source of a Trace

1. Select the [Source] button from the waveform adjustment button bar.

■

Traces may be superimposed on one another. In the example
above, both the ECG Lead II and Marker Annotations make up
the first trace. Note that the name of only one source appears at
the left edge of the screen.

■

To display the name of the other source, “tap” the trace name at
the left edge of the screen. It will change to show the source of
the other trace.

2. Select the source field for the trace you want to change.

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

Source field

3. From the drop-down menu of Source options, select the
desired source.

Selecting a source option causes the source of the trace presently
displayed to change positions with the trace source you selected.

Color Coding the Traces

To Change the Color of a Trace

♦

Note: This procedure is for color programmers only.

1. Open the Adjust... window. Select the color field in the waveform

trace area.

2. Select the color field for the trace you want to change.

Color Field

3. Select the desired color from the drop-down menu of color options.

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

Selecting waveforms for Chart Recorder Printing

At any time during a patient session, you can initiate a continuous, live
recording of the patient’s ECG, EGM, and Marker Channel traces on the
programmer’s chart recorder.

By default, the topmost ECG and the topmost EGM waveforms on the
programmer display are enabled for printing.

To Select Waveforms for Chart Recorder Printing

♦

1. Select the print button next to a print-enabled waveform that you do

not want to print.

Printing enabled for

this waveform

Printing disabled for

this waveform

This disables printing for that waveform. Only EGM and ECG
waveforms are available for selection.

2. Select the blank button next to the waveform you want to print.

The blank button will then change to a print button, indicating that the
waveform is enabled for printing.

Arranging the Traces

In addition to ordering the traces by selecting the source as described on
page 4-7, you can use the stylus to “drag” a trace to the desired position.
The procedure below shows how to move the Marker Annotation trace
from its current position to a position over the ECG Lead II trace.

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Waveform Trace Enhancements

Adjusting and Configuring Waveforms

To Move a Trace Using the Stylus

♦

1. Press and hold the stylus against the name of the trace you want
to move.

2. Without lifting the stylus, drag the box now appearing around the
trace name and waveform adjustment button bar to the desired
location.

Note: To change the position of a superimposed trace by dragging it,
the source that you want to move must show at the left edge of
the screen.

3. When you have the box positioned where you want the trace to
appear, lift the stylus. If you are positioning the trace over another,
the trace will “snap” into position.

To equalize the spacing between the traces in the new arrangement,
select the

[Normalize] button in the Adjust window.

➂

➁

➀

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Saving Data Enhancements

Chapter 5 describes the enhanced method for saving data to
a diskette. This enhancement applies to the Medtronic DX2
7970 and 7972, Medtronic Kappa 400 Series, Kappa 600
Series, Kappa 650 Series, and Kappa 700 Series
pacemakers.

5

Saving Data to a Diskette 5-2

Ending a Patient Session 5-2

Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement 5-1

Saving Data Enhancements

Saving Data to a Diskette

Saving Data to a Diskette

You can save data to a diskette at any time during a patient session. The
Save to Disk feature has been added to the Session Icon along with
Preferences. Using this save to disk operation does not force an [End
Session ...]. For diskette requirements and a complete list of data that
can be saved to a disk, refer to the appropriate Medtronic reference
guides:

■

Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide

■

Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide

To Save Data to a Diskette During a Patient Session

♦

1. Select the Session icon.

2. Select the Save to Disk... option.

3. Insert a diskette into the floppy disk drive of the programmer.

4. Select [Start].

Note: You also have the option to Save to Disk when you select [End
Session...].

Ending a Patient Session

To End a Patient Session

♦

1. Select the [End Session...] button in the command bar at the
bottom of the screen.

2. Select the [Save to Disk...] button.

3. Insert a diskette into the floppy disk drive of the programmer.

4. Select [Start].

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Index

A

A

Adjust WIndow 4-2
Adjust Window

opening 4-3
Adjustment Buttons 4-6
Artifact viewing enhancement 4-5
Artifacts

enabling 4-5

pacing 4-5
Automatic Threshold Adaptation 3-2
AV Conduction Histograms

screen 2-2

C

Capture Management 3-2
Capture Management Parameters 3-3
Clipping

adjusting 4-4
[Clipping] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-2
Color coding waveform traces 4-8

D

data

viewing 1-3
detail data

accessing 2-2

displaying 2-2
Device Memory report 1-3

diagnostics

viewing 1-3

E

ECG

adjusting sweep speed 4-5

filter 4-4
[ECG Filter] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-2
Ending a Patient Session 5-2

F

Filter, ECG 4-4
Final Report 1-2

I

Initial Interrogation Report 1-2

L

link, quick 1-3

N

new software capabilities iv
Normalize

waveform 4-7
[Normalize] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-2, 4-5, 4-6

Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement A-1

Index

O

one-step printing 1-6

P

parameters

programmable 3-2

preferences

options 1-4
printing 1-5
tests 1-5

user 1-4
printing preferences 1-5
printing, streamlining 1-6
Priting

waveforms 4-9
Programmable Modes and Parameters 3-2
programmable modes and parameters

Kappa 700/600 3-2
programming guide supplement overview iii

Q

Quick Look

enhancements 1-3

screen 1-3
QuickLink 1-3

R

reports

device memory 1-3

final 1-2

initial interrogation 1-2

overview 1-2

S

Saving 5-2
Saving Data to a Diskette 5-2
Selecting

ECG filter 4-4

waveform trace color 4-8
[Show Artifacts] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-2
Significant Events 2-2

Size

waveform

adjusting 4-7
[Size] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-6
software, new capabilities iv
Sweep speed

adjusting 4-5

[Sweep Speed] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-2

T

tests preferences 1-5
Trace

arranging on the display 4-9
color coding 4-8
selecting the source 4-7

U

user preferences 1-4

V

Viewing pacing artifacts 4-5

W

Waveform

arranging traces 4-9

normalize 4-7
waveform 4-6
Waveform Adjustment Button Bar

Adjustment Button Bar 4-6
Waveform Adjustment Buttons 4-6
[Waveform print selection] button (Live Rhythm

Monitor) 4-6

Waveform size

adjusting 4-7
[Waveform source] button (Live Rhythm Monitor) 4-6
Waveform Trace Enhancements 4-1, 5-1
Waveforms 4-2

selecting for Chart Recorder printing 4-9

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Americas

Latin America Headquarters

Medtronic, Inc.
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Tel. [phone]
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Canada

Medtronic of Canada Ltd.
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Canada
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]
Toll-free in Canada: 1-800-268-5346

United States

World Headquarters
Medtronic, Inc.
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Minneapolis, MN 55432-5604
USA
Internet: www.medtronic.com
Tel. [phone]
Fax [phone]

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Toll-free in the USA: 1-800-505-4636
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and medical professionals)

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