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Provides guidance for using PC server features, language translations, ECG strip display and scanning, trend and alarm views, patient lists, Holter analysis via CardioScan, and mobile and remote desktop access. 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Software Installation | 7 |\n| 2. Configuring the 300-2 Recorders | 8 |\n| 3. Patient Hook-Up and Battery Change | 10 |\n| 3.1 Electrode Application and Leadwire Placement | 10 |\n| 3.2 Battery Change for the 300-2 | 10 |\n| 4. Using PC Server | 12 |\n| 4.3 Language Translation for PC Server | 13 |\n| 4.8 ECG Strip Display and Page Scan | 18 |\n| 4.9 ECG display of CM1, CM5, mV1, mV5, mV6, mAVF | 20 |\n| 4.11 Trend Display | 21 |\n| 4.12 Alarm Alert Display | 22 |\n| 4.13 Patient List | 23 |\n| 5. Using CardioScan for Holter Analysis of Inpatient Telemetry Patients | 24 |\n| 6. iPhone App (CVMessage) | 26 |\n| 7. Remote Desktop Access | 30 |\n| 8. Detailed Operational Features of Premier II Inpatient ECG Telemetry / Holter | 31 |\n| 8.1 32-Patient Real-Time display | 31 |\n| 8.2 Data Layout of Main Display of Real-Time ECG | 32 |\n| 8.3 Viewing ECG strips of Interest | 33 |\n| 8.4 Advanced Auto-Analyzed Full Disclosure | 34 |\n| 8.5 iPhone for Remote Alerts and Bedside Monitoring | 35 |\n| 8.6 Dual Screen Displays for Real-Time ECG | 36 |\n| 8.7 Settings Menu for Language Translations, Filters, etc. | 38 |\n| 8.8 Settings Menu for Analysis | 39 |\n| 8.9 The Holter ECG Function | 40 |\n| 8.10 The Most Sophisticated Holter ECG System Available | 41 |\n| 9. Holter ECG Review of Real-Time Inpatient Telemetry | 42 |\n\nAppendix: How Easy Has Long-Term Inpatient ECG Telemetry Become? 57  \nHardware Requirements  \nThe Premier II Inpatient ECG Telemetry/Holter system (CardioVision) was designed to work with most modern computer hardware, routers, and wireless access points available on the market today.  \nHere is a list of the minimum hardware requirements:  \nServer PC  \n􀁸 Operating System: Microsoft Windows Server 2012 / XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 8.1 (32 or 64-bit)  \n􀁸 Processor: 2+ GHz (Intel or AMD)  \n􀁸 RAM: 2 GB+  \n􀁸 Hard Disk Space: 500 GB+  \n􀁸 Graphics: ATI or nVidia Discrete Graphics Card (Microsoft DirectX 9+ with dual monitor output)  \no Make sure desktop mode is set to “extend”, not “clone”  \n􀁸 Monitors: 2 widescreen LCD monitors 20” or larger (min. 1280 x 800 resolution)  \n􀁸 Network: Ethernet LAN, with port forwarding available  \n􀁸 Power Setting set to Always On, and disable automatic Windows Updates.  \n􀁸 Battery back-up system (UPS) highly recommended  \n􀁸 Laser printing capabilities  \nNote  \n􀁸 The Server PC does not need to be an expensive PC  \n􀁸 The sole purpose of the Server PC is to be a central station for real-time Inpatient telemetry ECG with Full Disclosure and Holter ECG review. Thus, no other programs should be running on the Server PC  \nImportant  \n􀁸 In order to properly program the 300-2 devices prior to receiving them, we will require:  \no The internal IP address of the designated Server PC. This must be a static IP address  \no Ports 4001 and 5900 forwarded on the router to the internal IP address of the Server PC. Ports 4001 and 5900 relate to mobile app and remote desktop functionality, respectively  \nOverview of the DMS Premier II Inpatient ECG Telemetry/Holter System  \nThe system consists of the following:  \nECG Monitoring Station at Medical Facility (Server PC)  \nMultiple 300-2 Units  \nSample Setup Diagram  \nRouter  \nWired Connection  \nWireless Connection  \n300-2  \nSmartphone  \nCardioVision Server PC (2 monitors required)  \nHolter Lab Computer  \nPhysician Remote PC  \n300-2  \n300-2  \n300-2  \nOverview of the DMS 300-2 Recorder  \nBack  \n1. “RUN”Light Indicator – a solid green light indicates that the power on the 300-2 is on  \n2. “LINK” Light Indicator – indicates connectivity to the wireless network. A solid blue light indicates a functioning connection . 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