Mode 5 Configuration
An entry of Mode 5 (Configuration) means that the configuration menus have been accessed.
Mode 6 Date & Time menu
An entry of Mode 6 (Date & Time) means that the Date & Time menus have been accessed.
Mode 7 Language
An entry of Mode 7 (Language) means that the Language menus have been accessed.
Mode 8 Version
An entry of Mode 8 (Version) means that the Version menu has been accessed.
Mode 9 Set Date & Time
An entry of Mode 9 (Set Date & Time) means that the Set Date & Time menus have been accessed.
Section 3 Fault section
The fault section lists faults that the recorder logs during the monitoring session. These are typically lead fail
indications or Events. Events are logged when the patient presses one of the keyboard buttons during a monitoring
session.
Lead faults are recorded in this fashion:
04/05/2004 10:36:05 Lead Fault 126
The number after the Lead Fault text is a decimal number that must be converted to binary in order to determine
which lead or leads are in fail. The table below can be used to decode the lead(s) in fail.
In the example, 04/05/2004 10:36:05 Lead Fault 126, the value 126 equates to a binary number of 1111110. This
number in the scheme listed above equates to 00 0111 1110. This means that leads V1 through V6 were in lead fail
(the bits are acting as flags, if the bit is on (1) the lead is in fail and if the bit is off (0) the lead is not in fail.
In the case were the number is 023, a leading 1 must to be added to the beginning of the number so that the number
reads 1023. This indicates that all leads were in lead fail because the binary conversion of 1023 is 11 1111 1111.
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