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KAPPA®700/600/400 SERIES
Software Model 9953 3.1 Software Model 9952 3.1
Vision™Programmer Software
Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement
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Medtronic Kappa®700/600/400 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide Supplement
Caution: Federal law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
A guide to using the 9790 Series programmer with Vision 3.1 Software for Medtronic Kappa® 700/600/400 Series pacemakers
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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 9953 version 3.1 for Medtronic.Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers and Medtronic.Vision software model 9952 version 3.1 software for Medtronic.Kappa 400 Series pacemakers. This guide supplements information provided in the following technical literature:
Medtronic.Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Programming Guide
Medtronic.Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemaker Reference Guide
Medtronic.Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Information and Programming Guide Volume I
Medtronic.Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Information and Programming Guide Volume II
Note: Medtronic.Vision software model 9952 version 3.1 software also programs Medtronic DX2 pacemaker models 7970 and 7972. Refer to the Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemaker Information and Programming Guide Volume II for information about Medtronic DX2 pacemakers models 7970 and 7972.
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New Software Capabilities

New Software Capabilities
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
Checklist Go to task button is always available during a
session
Diagnostic Updates
Programmable EGM monitoring period
Results of the last ambulatory Capture Management threshold
test (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
Display of Sensing Assurance data as P-wave and R-wave
Amplitudes (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
Quick access to EGM data
Rate Response Updates
Ability to fine tune rate response by adjusting the Activity
Contribution parameter for Medtronic Kappa 400 Series pacemakers
Expanded rate response programming options for Medtronic
Kappa 400 Series pacemakers
Option to program Lead Monitor Off for Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers
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Table of contents
Table of contents
About This Programming Guide Supplement iii New Software Capabilities iv
1. Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features
About Reports 1-2 Quick Look Screen Enhancements 1-4 User Preferences 1-5 Streamlining Follow-Ups with Checklist 1-7 Streamlining Printing 1-8
2. Diagnostic Updates
Updated Diagnostic Data Screens 2-2 Accessing data 2-16 Programming Data Collection 2-19
3. Rate Response For Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemakers
Programming Activity Contribution For Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemakers 3-2
Thera Look Rate Response For Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemakers 3-5
Programming Thera Look Rate Response For Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemakers 3-8
A. Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemakers
Programmable Modes and Parameters A-2 Shipping Parameters A-5 Clinician-Selectable Diagnostics A-7 VDD Mode Indications A-11
B. Medtronic Kappa 400 Series Pacemakers
Programmable Modes and Parameters B-2 Preset Parameter Values B-3 Clinician-Selectable Diagnostics B-4
C. Index
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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features
This chapter describes the enhanced reports and follow-up features for Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers and Medtronic Kappa 400 Series pacemakers.
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About Reports 1-2
Quick Look Screen Enhancements 1-4
User Preferences 1-5
Streamlining Follow-Ups with Checklist 1-7
Streamlining Printing 1-8
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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 1-6 for information about printing options). Each report is labeled with the patient’s name plus identification and chart numbers. Initial interrogation reports include the following information (depending on pacemaker model and programmed settings):
Patient /Device Information
Pacemaker Status
Clinical Status
Long Term Heart Rate Histograms
High Rate and Mode Switch Episodes Summaries
Last ambulatory Capture Management measured threshold (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
P-wave and R-wave Amplitude measurements (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
All Permanent Parameters
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Final Report
You can print a final report via Available Reports. Each report is labeled with the patient’s name plus identification and chart numbers. Final reports include the following information (depending on pacemaker model and programmed settings):
Patient /Device Information
Pacemaker Status
Lead Status
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About Reports
Last ambulatory Capture Management measured threshold (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
P-wave and R-wave Amplitude measurements (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
In-Office pacing and sensing Threshold Test Results
All Permanent Parameters (with any changes indicated)

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.
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Enhanced Reports and Follow-Up Features

Quick Look Screen Enhancements

Quick Look Screen Enhancements
The Quick Look screen appears automatically when you start a patient session or when you choose to display it. It provides an overview of pacemaker operation and programmed settings.
Enhancements to the Quick Look screen include:
QuickLinks providing direct access to key diagnostic data
Pacing heading and a QuickLink to long term heart rate histogram appears in place of Total Sequences.

Viewing Data from the Quick Look Screen

The symbol appearing next to a value on the Quick Look screen indicates that the value can be changed automatically by the pacemaker.
Selecting the QuickLink symbol displays diagnostic data for the associated parameter.
What appears on the Quick Look
screen depends on the pacemaker
model and the programmed settings.
New QuickLink to histograms
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Figure 1-1. Medtronic Kappa 700 Series Pacemaker Quick Look Screen

User Preferences

Select Preferences
option from list
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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
Tests
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.
Figure 1-2. Preference Options
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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)
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For information about printing with a single button press, see “Streamlining Printing” on page 1-8.

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 Follow-Ups with Checklist

Streamlining Follow-Ups with Checklist
With this software, the “go-to” Task button next to the Checklist icon in the tool bar is available on all session screens.
Go-To Task Button
Figure 1-3. Go-To Task Button
To Use Checklist
1. Select “go-to” Task button.
2. After you complete the task, select the button again to proceed to
the next task.
3. Repeat step 2 to complete the tasks listed in the checklist.
To go to a task out of the list order, select the Checklist icon, select the task, and then select a “go-to” Task button.
To review the tasks that have been completed, select the Checklist icon. A checkmark appears by the completed tasks.
The “go-to” Task buttons are not selectable when the last task in the list has been completed.
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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]
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Options for
one-step printing
Figure 1-4. Printing Preference Options
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Diagnostic Updates
This chapter describes changes to the way diagnostic data is programmed and displayed.
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Updated Diagnostic Data Screens 2-2
Accessing data 2-16
Programming Data Collection 2-19
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Updated Diagnostic Data Screens

Updated Diagnostic Data Screens
The following diagnostics have updated screens:
Capture Management (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
Sensing Assurance (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
Lead Impedance Trends (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series pacemakers only)
High Rate Episodes
Mode Switch Episodes
Heart Rate Histograms
AV Conduction Histograms
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Link for displaying the
automatic Capture
Management Trend
Diagnostic Updates
Updated Diagnostic Data Screens

Capture Management Diagnostics (Medtronic Kappa 700/600 Series Pacemakers)

Figure 2-1. Capture Management - Last Measured Threshold Screen
With this software release, the results of the most recent ambulatory Capture Management test are available. These results include:
Calculated ventricular threshold Amplitude at the programmed Pulse Width
Strength duration curve showing the results with a 2x amplitude safety margin
Status of Capture Management (Adaptive or Monitor Only)
Capture Management parameters
Ventricular Amplitude
Ventricular Pulse Width
Amplitude Margin
Pulse Width Margin
Minimum Adapted Amplitude
Minimum Adapted Pulse Width
Date when the Acute Phase was completed or time remaining
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Diagnostic Updates
Updated Diagnostic Data Screens
The results of the most recent ambulatory test are displayed by:
Selecting the link next to Ventricular Amplitude on the Quick Look screen.
Selecting Review Capture Management from Significant Events on the Quick Look screen.
Selecting Capture Management Trend on the Graph and Tables screen.
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Indicates the average to
maximum threshold values
Scrolls data to the
left or right
Diagnostic Updates
Updated Diagnostic Data Screens

Capture Management Trend

Figure 2-2. Capture Management Trend Screen
The automatic Capture Management trend enhancements include:
Data for the present 30 day sample is displayed if available
A label above the graph that indicates ventricular threshold are measured at a Pulse Width of 1.0 ms
Minimum Adapted Amplitude setting
Minimum Adapted Pulse Width setting
A check-box to plot programmed values as in previous versions of software (default is not to plot)
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