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General| Device Type | Programmer/Analyzer |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | St. Jude Medical |
| Model | Merlin PSA EX3100 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Application | Cardiac rhythm management |
| Weight | Approximately 2.5 kg |
| Type | Portable |
| Compatibility | Compatible with St. Jude Medical implantable devices |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
Overview of the Merlin PSA system, its intended use, and indications for medical procedures.
Defines intended operators and situations where the Merlin PSA should not be used.
Critical warnings, precautions, and potential adverse events associated with Merlin PSA use.
Access various programmer tools for application, session records, educational materials, and maintenance.
Configure programmer settings such as date, time, language, ECG filters, and audio preferences.
Capture and print the current screen image to the internal printer.
Save the current screen as a file to a storage device.
Shows up to five concurrent waveforms or channels that can be configured and adjusted.
Controls for waveform appearance, adjustment, and rhythm display setup instructions.
Settings for ECG vectors and EGM sources for display on the Rhythm Display.
Captures and displays recent waveform data for analysis and time measurements.
Connect approved patient cables or adapters to the Merlin PSA and leads for testing.
Initiate a PSA session by selecting Tools > PSA and starting the test.
Properly conclude a PSA session by selecting the End Session button to clear data.
Temporarily pause a PSA session to perform other programmer functions.
Enable/disable pacing and understand parameter autoprogramming for lead evaluation.
Measure intrinsic signal amplitude, slew rate, and lead impedance for lead assessment.
Perform capture tests, adjust parameters, and check thresholds for lead function.
Annotate test results and adjust additional parameters for comprehensive lead testing.
Guide to delivering burst pacing to terminate arrhythmias, including parameter adjustment.
Settings for pacing (amplitude, width, rate) and tracking modes.
Configuration of AV delay, interventricular delay, and sensitivity settings.
Includes refractory periods, S1S1 interval, and low frequency attenuation settings.
Detailed explanations of DDD, DDI, DOO, and VDD pacing modes and their timing diagrams.
Explains VVI, VOO, AAI, and AOO pacing modes and their operation.
Describes the ODO pacing mode and its specific usage.
Contact information for technical assistance and access to manual resources.
Description of the main screen elements and functions of the programmer.
Entering and managing patient, lead, and device information for reports.
Information on Safe Pacing and Emergency VVI Pacing protocols.
Physical dimensions, weight, materials, and electrical properties of the Merlin PSA.
Explains the meaning of different LED colors and states for system status.
Specifies the operational ranges and accuracy tolerances for various measurements.
Electromagnetic compatibility guidelines and battery operational details.
Explanation of symbols found on the product label for conformity and usage.
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