Advanced Functions; History - Sophysa PRESSIO 2 PSO-4000 Manual De Instrucciones

connected to a different Monitor, without needing to repeat
the catheter zeroing process.

10. Advanced Functions

10.1. HISTORY

NOTE
The cumulative memory for the history is 15 days. Be-
yond 15 days, the history data will be deleted on a first-
in, first-out (FIFO) basis.
For example, the data for the 16th day will delete the
data for the first day. The data for the 17th day will de-
lete that for the 2nd day, etc.
NOTE
Avoid changing the time settings (summer time to win-
ter time) during monitoring. This change results in new
history data being dated with the new time, and no lon-
ger aligning with the history data recorded before the
time settings change.
NOTE
When a new Catheter is connected, the Monitor may
delete automatically previous recordings from its inter-
nal memory.
Pressing the button opens the history screen, along
with the history physiological display and the history action
bar.
This screen displays the record of the monitoring in progress.
To scroll through this record, slide the curve to the left or
right, using a finger on the touch screen.
10.1.1. File management
See Section 10.2. Data Transfer (p. 24) for more information
on the button.
10.1.2. ICP or ICT
Press the default button, and press either the
button to select the history data record to display: ICP
or ICT.
10.1.3. Zoom
Press the button to select a different zoom value, or to
deactivate the zoom.
The enlarged section is located in the upper portion (U) of
the physiological display. It corresponds to the zoom interval
(V) of the complete history curve, located in the lower portion
of the physiological display.
10.1.4. Event Bubbles
On the history curve, event records are shown in event bub-
bles, represented by numbers attached to the curve (for ex-
ample: i002).
To display the contents of an event bubble, scroll the curve
until the cursor (vertical line in the center) touches the event
bubble. The contents display in the middle of the physiologi-
cal display, between the two curves.
10.1.5. ICP Pressure Scale
Press the button to adjust the range, in mmHg, of the
pressure scale for the curves.
10.1.6. Period
Press the button to adjust time, in minutes, hours or
day, for the period displayed.
or
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