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Programming
For a list of programmable parameters and their programmable values, refer to the programmer's on‑screen
help.
Seng Lead Type. When you interrogate the device for the rst me, the programmer will prompt you to set
the Lead Type. CRT‑Ps: the right and le ventricular lead types are independently set. Because some
parameters are determined by the Lead Type, for example, Pulse Conguraon, you should set this parameter
when the device is implanted. Devices with Auto Lead Polarity Detecon (ALPD) will automacally detect and
program the lead type and sensing conguraons. This feature will be suspended during telemetry and for
one minute aer telemetry is completed.
Lead Impedance Values. CRT‑Ps: independent lead impedance values are displayed for the RV and LV leads.
Ventricular Pulse Amplitudes and Pulse Widths. CRT‑Ps: the right and le ventricular pulse amplitudes and
pulse widths are independently programmable. The pulse amplitude should be evaluated in each chamber
accordingly. Capture thresholds are typically higher in the le ventricle.
Follow‑up Capture Threshold Measurements. CRT‑Ps: the RV and LV capture threshold measurements are
evaluated independently. During an RV or LV capture test, you may be able to determine when capture is
occurring by nong changes in the ECG morphology. Capture tests are not performed in triggered ventricular
pacing modes. Upon iniaon, the pacing mode is temporarily programmed to the corresponding inhibited
mode. For addional informaon, refer to the programmer's on‑screen help.
AOO(R), VOO(R), and DOO(R) Modes are primarily intended for temporary diagnosc use. Long‑term use
may result in compeve pacing, inducing potenally dangerous arrhythmias.
O mode is not recommended for paents who would be adversely aected by even a short cessaon of
device funcon.
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