KAPPA®400/600/650/700 SERIES
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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:
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Medtronic Sigma 300/200/100 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide
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Medtronic Sigma 300/200/100 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide
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Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide
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Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide
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Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide
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Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide
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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:
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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
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Diagnostic Updates
– Quick access to EGM data for Atrial and Ventricular High
Rate Detail
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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.
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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:
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Initial Interrogation Report
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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):
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Patient /Device Information
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Pacemaker Status
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Clinical Status
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Heart Rate Histograms
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High Rate and Mode Switch Episodes Summaries
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Pace/Sense and PVC/PAC Event Counters
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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):
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Patient /Device Information
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Pacemaker Status
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Lead Status
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In-Office Pacing and Sensing Threshold Test Results
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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:
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QuickLinks providing direct access to key Lead Impedance
diagnostic data
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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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