R Series Configuration Manual: 9650-0902-01 Rev. T

R Series® Configuration Manual
9650-0902-01 Rev. T
The issue date for the R Series Configuration Guide (REF 9650-0902-01 Rev. T) is March, 2016.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
Entering System Configuration Mode .................................................................................... 2
Printing Configuration Settings and Activity Logs .................................................................. 3
Uploading Data from a Compact Flash Card ......................................................................... 7
Saving Configuration to a Compact Flash Card .................................................................... 9
Restoring Default Values ..................................................................................................... 10
Accessing and Changing Configuration Settings..................................................................11
Leaving Configuration Mode ................................................................................................ 12
Chapter 2 Configuration Settings

General Settings .................................................................................................................. 14
Device Identifier ........................................................................................................... 14
Configuration Mode Passcode ..................................................................................... 16
Code Markers .............................................................................................................. 17
ECG Settings ....................................................................................................................... 19
Notch Filter .................................................................................................................. 19
Display Lead on Power-Up .......................................................................................... 19
Frequency Response ................................................................................................... 19
ECG waveform size on Power Up ............................................................................... 20
Enable Leads Off ......................................................................................................... 20
Enable Pacer Detection ............................................................................................... 20
Display ECG Scale ...................................................................................................... 21
Audio Settings...................................................................................................................... 22
QRS Volume on Power-Up .......................................................................................... 22
Low Battery Tone ......................................................................................................... 22
Enable Corrective Voice Prompts ................................................................................ 22
Voice Prompt Volume (1 = Min, 3 = Max) .................................................................... 23
Basic Defibrillation Settings ................................................................................................. 24
Defib Default to Pads ................................................................................................... 24
Basic Auto Energy Escalation ...................................................................................... 24
Retain Sync After Defib ............................................................................................... 24
Defib Ready Hold Time ................................................................................................ 25
Enable Remote Sync ................................................................................................... 25
Highlight Sync On/Off Softkey ..................................................................................... 25
Advisory Defib...................................................................................................................... 26
Energy Level: Shock 1 ................................................................................................. 26
Ped Energy Level Shock 1 .......................................................................................... 27
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Auto Analyze ................................................................................................................ 28

Enable Check Pulse Prompt ........................................................................................ 29
Check Patient Prompt .................................................................................................. 29
Auto Charge in Advisory Mode .................................................................................... 29
Enable Voice in Advisory Mode ................................................................................... 30
Display DO CPR Message .......................................................................................... 30
CPR Message After No Shock Advised ....................................................................... 31
CPR Message After Shock .......................................................................................... 31
Stacked Shocks ........................................................................................................... 31
Restart Analysis After CPR .......................................................................................... 32
CPR Interval ................................................................................................................ 32
CPR Settings ....................................................................................................................... 33
Enable CPR Voice Prompts ......................................................................................... 33
Enable CPR Display .................................................................................................... 33
Enable CPR Dashboard .............................................................................................. 33
Display Release Bar .................................................................................................... 34
Enable CPR Metronome .............................................................................................. 34
Target CPR Depth ....................................................................................................... 34
CPR Depth Units ......................................................................................................... 34
Display Fully Release Prompt ...................................................................................... 34
Display Filtered ECG on Trace1 .................................................................................. 35
Pace Settings....................................................................................................................... 36
Pace Rate Setting on Power-Up .................................................................................. 36
Async Softkey in Pace Mode ....................................................................................... 36
Alarms Settings.................................................................................................................... 37
Alarm Limits at Power Up ............................................................................................ 38
Alarms Active at Power Up .......................................................................................... 42
Display Settings ................................................................................................................... 43
Display Time ................................................................................................................ 43
Select Trace 2 At Power Up ........................................................................................ 43
Select Trace 3 At Power Up ........................................................................................ 44
ECG Color ................................................................................................................... 44
SpO2 Color .................................................................................................................. 44
CPR Color .................................................................................................................... 44
EtCO2 Color ................................................................................................................. 45
NIBP Color ................................................................................................................... 45
SPO2 at Power Up ....................................................................................................... 45
NIBP Settings (Optional)...................................................................................................... 46
Blood Pressure Units ................................................................................................... 46
Trigger NIBP Meas on BP Alarm ................................................................................. 46
Trigger NIBP Meas on HR Alarm ................................................................................. 46
NIBP Auto Interval Default ........................................................................................... 47
Adult Initial Cuff Inflation .............................................................................................. 47
Pediatric Initial Cuff Inflation ........................................................................................ 47
Neonatal Initial Cuff Inflation ........................................................................................ 47
NIBP Patient Mode at Power Up ................................................................................. 48
NIBP Button Press & Hold ........................................................................................... 48
Enable Motion Tolerance ............................................................................................. 48
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EtCO2 Settings (Optional).................................................................................................... 49
Default EtCO2 Units ..................................................................................................... 49
Displayed Zoom Level ................................................................................................. 49
Default EtCO2 Comp Setting ....................................................................................... 49
Power Save Mode at Power Up ................................................................................... 50
EtCO2 Average On Power Up ..................................................................................... 50
Printer & Report Settings ..................................................................................................... 51
Set Report Restart Delays ........................................................................................... 51
Auto Generate Strips ................................................................................................... 51
Print 3 Leads When Leads Sel. ................................................................................... 51
Readiness Test Settings ...................................................................................................... 52
Automatic Readiness Test ........................................................................................... 52
Readiness Test Time ................................................................................................... 52
Print Readiness Test Results ...................................................................................... 52
Enable Readiness Test Audible Alert (Future Use) ..................................................... 53
One Step Padz Installed .............................................................................................. 53
AED Mode ........................................................................................................................... 54
Display ECG in AED Mode .......................................................................................... 54
Display HR in AED Mode ............................................................................................. 54
Manual Confirm Enable ............................................................................................... 54
Extra CPR Interval Before 1st Analysis ....................................................................... 55
Duration of Extra CPR Interval .................................................................................... 55
Display Remaining CPR Timer .................................................................................... 55
Wi-Fi Settings (Optional)...................................................................................................... 56
Configuring a Wi-Fi Card ............................................................................................. 56
Copying a Wi-Fi Configuration to Another Wi-Fi Card ................................................. 57
Wi-Fi Options ............................................................................................................... 58
Wi-Fi Transmission Mode Options ............................................................................... 58
Infrastructure Mode Options ........................................................................................ 58
Network Profile Options ............................................................................................... 72
Working With Certificate Files (Data COMM II only) .................................................... 80
Wi-Fi Authentication Sample Network Configuration ................................................... 83
Data Transfer Settings (Optional) ........................................................................................ 88
Full Disclosure Transfer Mode ..................................................................................... 88
Defib History Transfer Mode ........................................................................................ 88
Enable Report ID ......................................................................................................... 88
Time Sync (Data COMM II only) .................................................................................. 88
Report Transfer Reminder ........................................................................................... 89
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Chapter 1
Introduction
The R Series® is designed with several user selectable features that allow operators to
configure the device according to their protocols and local requirements. This manual describes
the configuration settings (options and defaults) and how to change them for ALS, Plus, and
BLS models. References to AED settings are for Plus and BLS models only.
Note: Your unit may not contain all features listed. For BLS/Plus units, some features are
available in manual mode operation only.
For more information, see the following sections:
• “Entering System Configuration Mode” on page 2
• “Printing Configuration Settings and Activity Logs” on page 3
• “Uploading Data from a Compact Flash Card” on page 7
• “Saving Configuration to a Compact Flash Card” on page 9
• “Restoring Default Values” on page 10
• “Accessing and Changing Configuration Settings” on page 11
• “Leaving Configuration Mode” on page 12
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Entering System Configuration Mode

In order to make any changes to unit configuration, you must first power on the unit in System
Configuration mode.
Procedure
Follow these steps to power on the unit in System Configuration mode:
Step Action
1. Turn the selector switch to OFF, and wait 10

seconds.
System Configuration
Simultaneously press and hold the right-most and
left-most softkeys (below the monitor) while turning Set Configuration Passcode
or Power Off to Exit
the selector switch to MONITOR (for ALS models)
or ON (for Plus and BLS models), and hold the 0 0 0 0 ? ? ? ?
softkeys for approximately 4 seconds.
0 1 2 3 Delete
The unit powers on in System Configuration mode.
2. Enter the passcode using the appropriate softkeys.

Note: When you enter System Configuration for
the first time, enter the default pass code of System Configuration
00000000. Enter Configuration Passcode
or Power Off to Exi t
To change a digit, use the Delete softkey to
highlight the entry and re-enter the digit. 0 0 0 ? ? ? ? ?
When all 8 digits have been entered, the unit

0 1 2 3 Delete
automatically advances to the Select Language
screen.
3. Use the Prev Value and Next Value softkeys to

toggle the highlighted area between the language
options. System Configuration
Select Language
ENGLISH
FRANCAIS
Prev Next Exit

Value Value Enter Config
4. Press the Enter softkey to select the highlighted

language.
All subsequent configuration menus will be in the System Configuration
selected language.
The unit automatically advances to the Main
Configuration menu.
Read
Restore From Change Exit
Print Defaults Card Config Config
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Printing Configuration Settings and Activity Logs

To print the current configuration or activity log of your unit while the unit is in the System
Configuration mode, press the Print softkey from the Main System Configuration menu. For
instructions on putting the unit in System Configuration mode, refer to the previous section,
“Entering System Configuration Mode.”
Printing Configuration Settings

In System Configuration mode, press the Print softkey, then the Print Config softkey to print a
stripchart of all the unit’s configuration settings. See a copy of a sample Configuration Report
below.
Note: In normal operation, you can print the configuration by pressing the following
softkeys: Options, More, then Print Config.
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Printing the Activity Log

In System Configuration mode, press the Print softkey, then the Print Activity Log softkey to
print a stripchart of the unit’s activity log. The log consists of the last 1,024 user entries or
system prompts. See a copy of a sample Activity Log report below.
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Uploading Data from a Compact Flash Card
Uploading Data from a Compact Flash Card

You can upload data from a compact flash card to perform the following tasks:
• Copy the configuration of one unit to any number of units
• Install new software to the unit
• Copy a second language to the unit
Procedure
Follow these steps to load a configuration, another language, or software from a compact flash
card:
Step Action
1. Install the compact flash card in the R Series unit,

and power on the unit in System Configuration mode
as described in “Entering System Configuration System Configuration
Mode” on page 2.
Read
2. Press the Read From Card softkey to display the

Read Card screen.
Use the Prev Value and Next Value softkeys to Read Which Type of Card?
toggle the highlighted area between the following
options: LANGUAGE
CONFIGURATION
• LANGUAGE - allows you to upload a second PROGRAM
language to the unit. English is always on the
unit as default, and one other language can be Prev Next
Value Value Enter
added.
• CONFIGURATION -allows you to read the
configuration data from a card, thereby
configuring this unit.
• PROGRAM - allows you to install new software
on the PD processor, ECG processor, or
Data COMM II Wi-Fi Card.
Note: Do not install an older version of software
over a newer version because it will cause
software problems.
3. Press the Enter softkey to initiate reading and

storing the information from the installed compact
flash card.
Once the card has been read and loaded, the unit Card Read
Press Change Config to View
displays the CARD READ message (for a language
card) or the CARD READ and PRESS CHANGE
CONFIG TO VIEW messages (for a configuration
card). Restore
Read
From Change Exit
If you want to review configuration settings, press the Change Config softkey. See “Accessing
and Changing Configuration Settings” on page 11 for more information. If you want to leave
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System Configuration mode, press the Exit Config softkey. See “Leaving Configuration
Mode” on page 12 for more information.
If the unit encounters an error reading the memory card, one of the following error messages is
displayed:
Error Message Description
CARD READ FAILED No response is detected from the card reader.
BAD CARD The unit cannot read the card.
NO CARD INSERTED The card is not installed in the data card slot.
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Saving Configuration to a Compact Flash Card
Saving Configuration to a Compact Flash Card

Whenever you exit configuration mode, you can optionally save the configuration to a compact
flash card. This allows you to copy the configuration from one unit to any number of units.
Procedure
Follow these steps to save configuration data to a compact flash card:
Step Action
1. Power on the unit in System Configuration mode as

described in “Entering System Configuration Mode”
on page 2. System Configuration
Read
2. Press the Exit Config softkey to display the Exit

Configuration screen, and then install the flash card System Configuration
in the R Series unit.
Save Changes and Exit
Discard Changes and Exit
Return to Main Menu
Prev Next
Item Item Enter
3. Press the Enter softkey to save the configuration

changes and exit.
The unit displays the SAVING CONFIGURATION
Save Changes to Card?
and DO NOT POWER OFF messages and then the
Save Changes To Card screen appears. NO
YES
Prev Next
Item Item Enter
4. Press the Next Item softkey to highlight YES, then

press the Enter softkey.
The unit displays the SAVING TO CARD message
and then the POWER OFF TO EXIT
CONFIGURATION message.
Note: Wi-Fi settings are not saved to a Compact Flash Card.
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Restoring Default Values

You can restore all configuration settings to their factory default settings. Only the display
language, if different from the default, does not change.
Procedure
Follow these steps to restore all configuration settings to default values:
Step Action
1. Power on the unit in System Configuration mode as

described in “Entering System Configuration Mode”
on page 2.
Read
2. Press the Restore Defaults softkey to reconfigure

settings to their default settings.
Once default settings are restored, the unit displays Defaults Restored
Press Change Config to View
the DEFAULTS RESTORED and PRESS CHANGE
CONFIG TO VIEW messages.
Read
If you want to review configuration settings, press the Change Config softkey. See “Accessing
and Changing Configuration Settings” on page 11 for more information. If you want to leave
System Configuration mode, press the Exit Config softkey. See “Leaving Configuration
Mode” on page 12 for more information.
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Accessing and Changing Configuration Settings
Accessing and Changing Configuration Settings

You can change the current value for any configuration setting. You access most of the settings
in the same way as described below. Additional steps are required to access and modify several
settings. For those settings, the additional steps are provided with the setting description in the
next chapter.
Procedure
Follow these steps to access the settings.
Step Action
1. Press the Change Config softkey from the Main

System Configuration screen.
The unit advances to the Select Configuration
Select Configuration Category
Category screen.
General CPR
ECG Set/Review
Pace
Audio Alarms
Basic Defib Display
Advisory Defib Printer & Report
Page 1 of 2
Main
Enter Menu
Select Configuration Category
Readiness Test Data Transfer

AED Mode
NIBP
EtCO2
Wi-Fi
Page 2 of 2
Main
Enter Menu
2. Use the softkeys on the screen to move through

the list and select a category, or to exit as
follows:
•  — moves the highlight up, down,
left, and right through the list of categories.
• Enter — provides you access to the options
of the highlighted category. Press this softkey
once you have highlighted the appropriate
category.
• Main Menu — returns you to the Main
System Configuration screen.
3. Once you select and access the options for a

category, you can highlight the specific setting
you want to change, then press the Change
Value softkey until the appropriate value is
displayed.
Note: Some options require and evoke an
additional screen to set the value (for
example, setting the Device Identifier).
Specific instructions for those options
are provided in the next chapter.
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Step Action
4. When you are finished, you can either press the

Category List softkey to return to the Category
screen, or press the Prev Item or Next Item
softkey to move to another option whose
settings you want to modify.
Leaving Configuration Mode

Procedure
Follow the step below to leave System Configuration mode:
Step Action
1. Press the Exit Config softkey from the Main System

Configuration screen to display the Exit System Configuration
Configuration screen.
Use the Prev Item and Next Item softkeys to toggle
Save Changes and Exit
the highlighted area between the following options:
Discard Changes and Exit
• SAVE CHANGES AND EXIT - saves all Return to Main Menu
configuration changes you made and prompts

you to Save to Card. If you specify Yes, the Prev Next
Item Item Enter
configuration information is saved to the installed
Compact Flash card. Lastly, the message
POWER OFF TO EXIT CONFIG is displayed.
Power off the unit.
• DISCARD CHANGES AND EXIT-disregards the
changes you made and displays the message
POWER OFF TO EXIT CONFIG. Power off the
unit.
• RETURN TO MAIN MENU- returns you to the
Main System Configuration screen, where you
can make more changes by selecting the
Change Config softkey. You do not have to re-
enter the passcode.
Note: No changes are made if you turn the unit
off without saving the configuration.
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Chapter 2
Configuration Settings
This chapter describes all of the configuration settings on the R Series and includes the
following sections.
• “General Settings” on page 14
• “ECG Settings” on page 19
• “Basic Defibrillation Settings” on page 24
• “Advisory Defib” on page 26
• “CPR Settings” on page 33
• “Pace Settings” on page 36
• “Alarms Settings” on page 37
• “Display Settings” on page 43
• “NIBP Settings (Optional)” on page 46
• “EtCO2 Settings (Optional)” on page 49
• “Printer & Report Settings” on page 51
• “Readiness Test Settings” on page 52
• “AED Mode” on page 54
• “Wi-Fi Settings (Optional)” on page 56
• “Data Transfer Settings (Optional)” on page 88
Note: The instructions in this chapter assume that you powered on the unit in System
Configuration mode as described in “Entering System Configuration Mode” on
page 2, and are familiar with how to access the settings, see “Accessing and Changing
Configuration Settings” on page 11.
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General Settings
General settings are attributes that affect the unit’s basic operation and accessibility and
include:
• Device Identifier
• Configuration Mode Passcode
• Code Markers
Device Identifier
The Device Identifier feature allows you to set an 11-digit device identifier code. This code is
divided into two sub codes: the site ID (consisting of eight alphanumeric characters) and the
device ID (consisting of three alphanumeric characters). The device identifier is printed on the
summary report and fax printouts.
Values are as follows:
Possible Values: 0 through 9, A through Z, blank and underscore inclusive for each digit.
Default: 00000000 000
Procedure
Follow these steps to set up a device identifier.
Step Action
1. From the Select Configuration Categories screen,

select General, then press the Enter softkey.
The General Settings screen appears. System Configuration
General Settings
DEVICE IDENTIFIER ABCDEFGH 777

Set/Review
CONFIGURATION 00000000
MODE PASSCODE
CODE MARKERS Config/Review
Page 1 of 1
Change Prev Next Category Main Exit

Value Item Item List Menu Config
2. Select DEVICE IDENTIFIER and press the

Change Value softkey.
The Device Identifier screen appears.
Set Site ID
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Set Device ID
0 0 0
A B C D E F G H I Cancel
J K L M N O P Q R Del
S T U V W X Y, Z 0 < >
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 _
Enter
Char Return
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General Settings
Step Action
3. In the character selection table:

•  lets you move to the next or previous
characters.
Use the softkeys as follows:
left, and right through the character selection
table.
• Enter Char — enters the highlighted
character for 8 digits of the Site ID and the 3
digits of the Device ID.
• Return — returns you to the General Settings
screen. Press the Return softkey when you
are finished entering the IDs. Note that
selecting Enter also returns you to the
General Settings screen.
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Configuration Mode Passcode

This feature allows you to set an 8-digit system configuration passcode. Once set, only those
people who know the passcode can access the configuration mode and modify settings.
Possible Values: 0 through 3 inclusive for each digit

Default: 00000000
Procedure
Follow these steps to set up a configuration mode passcode:
Step Action
1. From the Select Configuration Categories

screen, select General, then press the Enter
softkey. System Configuration
The General Settings screen appears. General Settings

Set/Review
MODE PASSCODE
Page 1 of 1

2. Select CONFIGURATION MODE PASSCODE

and press the Change Value softkey.
The Set Configuration Passcode screen appears. Set Configuration Passcode
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Prev Inc Dec Next

Digit Digit Digit Digit Enter
3. Use the softkeys as follows:

• Prev Digit — moves the highlight left to the
previous digit.
• Inc Digit or Dec Digit — increments or
decrements the value of the selected digit.
• Next Digit — moves the highlight right to the
next digit to be entered.
• Enter — saves the values that you entered
and returns the unit to the General
Configuration menu.
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General Settings
Code Markers
This setting allows you to review and change the preconfigured list of Code Markers for use in
DEFIB, MONITOR, and PACE modes. Code Marker settings are language dependent. You can
specify up to three groups (MONITOR, DEFIB, and PACE) of 20 entries each.
Procedure
Follow these steps to review, change, or reset code marker settings:
Step Action
1. From the Select Configuration Categories

screen, select General, then press the Enter
General Settings
The General Settings screen appears.
Set/Review
MODE PASSCODE
Page 1 of 1

2. Select CODE MARKERS and press the Change

Value softkey.
The Select Code markers screen appears.
General Settings
DEFIB Config/Review
CODE MARKERS
Set/Review
MONITOR Config/Review
CODE MARKERS
PACE Config/Review
CODE MARKERS
Page 1 of 1
Change Prev Next

Value Item Item Enter Return
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Step Action
3. Select either DEFIB CODE MARKERS,

MONITOR CODE MARKERS, or PACE CODE
MARKERS, then press the Change Value System Configuration
softkey to toggle between Change/Review or Set Defib Markers Markers List
to Defaults. Item 1: CPR CPR
Item 2: Intubate EPI
• If you select Set to Defaults, press the Enter Item
Item
3:
4:
EPI
LIDO
Atrop
DOPA
PHEN
softkey to set the chosen code markers to Item
Item
5:
6:
Narcan
B-block Bicarb
Item 7: Atrovent Aspirin
their default values. Item 8: Mag Sulf Oxygen
• If you select Change/Review, press the Enter Change Prev Next Delete
Value Item Item to End Return
softkey to access the screen that allows you
to change the marker, as shown.
Note: This example shows the screen that
allows you to change DEFIB CODE
MARKERS.
Only 8 items are displayed on the

screen at one time. When you get to
the last item on the screen and press
the Next Item softkey, you see the
next 8 items. When you get to the last
item on that screen and press the
Next Item softkey, you see the
remaining 4 items.
4. Use the softkeys as described to modify code

marker items as needed:
• Prev Item and Next Item — scrolls the
highlight to the next or previous code marker
item.
• Change Value — allows you to pick a new
marker for the selected item number. When
you press the Change Value softkey, three
new softkeys become available that allow
you to highlight and select the code marker
treatment for this item. They are:
— Prev Marker and Next Marker — allow
you to scroll through the Markers List and
highlight the appropriate treatment.
— Enter Marker — set the highlighted
treatment for this code marker item.
• Delete to End — delete all configured
markers from the highlighted item number to
the end of the list. You can then enter new
clinical actions for each item.
• Return — returns you to the previous menu.
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ECG Settings
ECG Settings
ECG monitoring settings are attributes associated with using the R Series unit for ECG
monitoring, and include:
• Notch Filter
• Display Lead on Power-Up
• Frequency Response
• ECG waveform size on Power Up
• Enable Leads Off
• Enable Pacer Detection
• Display ECG Scale
Notch Filter
This setting allows you to select the ECG Notch Filter frequency for proper ac mains
interference rejection.
Possible Values: 50 Hz, 60 Hz

Default: 60 Hz
Display Lead on Power-Up

This setting allows you to select the lead to be displayed when you power on the unit.
Possible Values: Paddles/Pads, Lead I, Lead II, Lead III

Default: Paddles/Pads
Frequency Response
This setting allows you to select the ECG filter bandwidth to be used during ECG monitoring.
You can set the unit’s frequency to either help reduce noise, help with the diagnostic response,
or set it as a default response.
Possible Values: 0.5 - 21 Hz, 0.5 - 40 Hz, 1.0 - 21 Hz

Default: 0.5 - 21 Hz
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ECG waveform size on Power Up

This setting allows you to select the default size of the displayed ECG signal when you power
on the unit.
Possible Values: x0.5, x1, x1.5 and x2

Default: x1 for Manual mode
Note: Size x1 corresponds to a gain of 1.0 cm/mV when only a single trace is displayed. See
“Display ECG Scale” on page 21 for additional information.
Enable Leads Off

This setting specifies whether the unit displays the ECG LEADS OFF message and a flat
dashed ECG waveform when the unit detects that ECG leads do not have proper contact with
the patient or the cable is not properly attached to the R Series unit. When set to No, the unit
displays the POOR LEAD CONTACT message and the detected ECG signals when the cable or
ECG leads are not properly attached to the patient or unit. When set to Yes, the unit displays the
ECG LEADS OFF message and a flat dashed ECG waveform when the cable or ECG leads are
not properly connected.
Caution Use care when interpreting ECG waveforms when the POOR LEAD CONTACT message
displays; the ECG waveform may include a significant amount of artifact. Whenever possible,
re-attach the leads before interpreting the waveform.
Possible Values: Yes, No

Default: Yes
Note: When in Pacer mode, the R Series unit functions as if this configuration is set to Yes.
Enable Pacer Detection

This setting allows you to specify whether the unit should detect pacemaker signals from a
patient with an implantable pacemaker and indicate those signals on the display. When you set
this setting to Yes, a pacemaker marker is displayed on the ECG trace whenever the unit detects
implanted pacer stimuli.
You can override this setting during normal operations. This setting simply indicates the default
setting when you power on the unit.

Default: Yes
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ECG Settings
Display ECG Scale

This setting, when set to Yes, results in the display of a 1-mV scale next to the leading edge of
the ECG trace (Manual mode only).

Default: No
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Audio Settings
The Tone settings control audio functions on the R Series unit, and include:
• QRS Volume on Power-Up
• Low Battery Tone
• Enable Corrective Voice Prompts
• Voice Prompt Volume
QRS Volume on Power-Up

This setting allows you to select the default QRS beeper volume when you power on the unit. If
you set this setting to Off, the unit does not beep during ECG monitoring.
Possible Values: On, Off

Default: On
Low Battery Tone

This setting allows you to select the interval between Low Battery warning beeps. The Low
Battery warning message is displayed once per minute, regardless of this setting.
Possible Values: 1 Min, 5 Min

Default: 5 Min
Enable Corrective Voice Prompts

This setting allows you to specify whether voice prompts accompany the following corrective
messages:
• Press Charge
• Select Defib Mode
• Remove Sync
• Release Shock
• Use Paddle Discharge

Default: Yes
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Audio Settings
Voice Prompt Volume (1 = Min, 3 = Max)

This setting allows you to select the volume of the voice prompts.
Possible Values: 1, 2, 3
Default: 1 or 2
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Basic Defibrillation Settings

The Basic Defibrillation settings control functions related to performing defibrillation with the
R Series unit in Manual mode and include:
• Defib Default to Pads
• Basic Auto Energy Escalation
• Retain Sync After Defib
• Defib Ready Hold Time
• Enable Remote Sync
• Highlight Sync On/Off Softkey
Defib Default to Pads

This setting allows you to override the “Display Lead on Power-Up” setting and use Pads/
Paddles whenever the unit is switched to DEFIB mode.

Default: Yes
Basic Auto Energy Escalation

This setting allows you to configure the unit to automatically increment defibrillation energy to
pre-specified levels after each of the first two shocks in Manual mode (see “Energy Level:
Shock 1” on page 26, “Energy Level: Shock 2” on page 27, and “Energy Level: Shock 3” on
page 27). When set to Yes, the ENERGY INCREMENTED message is displayed whenever the
unit automatically increments the selected defibrillator energy after delivery of a shock with
paddles or MFE pads.
Note: Manually changing the energy level outside the pre-programmed sequence and
delivering a shock disables the auto energy escalation function until the unit is turned
off for more than 10 seconds, then turned back on.
This option increments the energy level regardless of Shock Advisory activation or status.

Default: Yes
Retain Sync After Defib

This setting allows you to configure the unit to remain in SYNC mode after a synchronized
cardioversion shock. SYNC mode remains on until the Sync On/Off softkey is pressed again or
the unit is switched out of DEFIB mode.
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Basic Defibrillation Settings

Default: No
Defib Ready Hold Time

This setting allows you to specify the amount of time that the R Series unit will hold a charge
before disarming.
Possible Values: 60 secs, 120 secs

Default: 60 secs
Enable Remote Sync

This setting allows you to enable and disable the Remote Sync feature. If disabled (No), you
can perform synchronized cardioversion using only the R Series ECG signal. If enabled (Yes),
you can press the Sync On/Off softkey to select either Remote Sync or Sync.

Default: No
Highlight Sync On/Off Softkey

This setting allows you to highlight the Sync On/Off softkey for easier visibility. If set to Yes,
the softkey remains a highlighted color at all times.

Default: No
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Advisory Defib
The Advisory Defibrillation settings control functions related to performing defibrillation with
an R Series unit in Advisory mode and include:
• Energy Level: Shock 1
• Ped Energy Level Shock 1
• Auto Analyze
• Enable Check Pulse Prompt
• Check Patient Prompt
• Auto Charge in Advisory Mode
• Enable Voice in Advisory Mode
• Display DO CPR Message
• CPR Message After No Shock Advised
• CPR Message After Shock
• Stacked Shocks
• Restart Analysis After CPR
• CPR Interval
Energy Level: Shock 1

This setting allows you to select the energy level used for the first shock delivered by the
defibrillator when the unit is:
• in AED mode or Advisory mode and using pads
• in Manual mode, using external paddles or pads
Energy Level: Shock 1 is the energy level to which the unit defaults when you power on the
unit with external paddles or pads connected.
Possible Values: Adult: 1-10, 15, 20, 30, 50, 75, 100, 120, 150, and 200 J
Default: Adult: 120 J
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Advisory Defib

This setting allows you to select the energy level used for the second shock delivered by the
defibrillator when the unit is:
• in Manual mode, using external paddles or pads, and Basic Auto Energy Escalation is set to
Yes

This setting allows you to select the energy level used for the third and all subsequent shocks
delivered by the defibrillator when the unit is:
• in Manual mode, using external paddles or pads, and Basic Auto Energy Escalation is set to
Yes
Ped Energy Level Shock 1

This setting allows you to select the energy level used for the first pediatric shock delivered by
the defibrillator when the unit is:
• in Advisory mode and using OneStep™ Pediatric electrodes.
• in Manual mode, using OneStep Pediatric electrodes
Ped Energy Level: Shock 1 is the energy level to which the unit defaults when you power on the
unit with pediatric electrode pads.
Possible Values: Pediatric: 1-10, 15, 20, 30, 50, 70, 85, 100, 120, 150, and 200 J
Default: Pediatric: 50 J
Warning! The R Series will default to pediatric Shock 1, 2, and 3 energies only when ZOLL®
OneStep pediatric electrodes are used. With pedi-padz® and pedi-padz II (or other non-
ZOLL pediatric electrodes), you are required to manually set the selected energy to
pediatric levels, per institutional protocols.
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This setting allows you to select the energy level used for the second pediatric shock delivered
by the defibrillator when the unit is:
• in Advisory mode and using OneStep Pediatric electrodes.
• in Manual mode, using OneStep Pediatric electrodes and Basic Auto Energy Escalation is
set to Yes

This setting allows you to select the energy level used for the third and all subsequent shocks
delivered by the defibrillator when the unit is:
• in Advisory mode and using OneStep Pediatric electrodes.
• in Manual mode, using OneStep Pediatric electrodes and Basic Auto Energy Escalation is
set to Yes.
Auto Analyze
This setting allows you to specify whether the unit automatically repeats ECG rhythm analyses
after the delivery of shocks in Advisory mode and works in conjunction with the Stacked
Shocks setting described on page 31. Enabling this setting also enables the occurrence of post-
shock prompting to DO CPR and PRESS ANALYZE. When set to No, which is the Manual
mode default, the unit does not perform analysis automatically (with the exception of Smart
Alarms and the first analysis when you power on the unit in AED mode, if the unit is
configured to analyze when you power on the unit).
When set to Yes and the Stacked Shocks options is set to 3, the unit automatically reanalyzes
the patient’s ECG rhythm after the first and second shocks in each three-shock sequence.
Following delivery of the final shock, the unit stops automatic reanalysis and either displays a
CHECK PULSE prompt, or immediately begins a CPR interval, depending on additional
settings. This function operates only when the Auto Charge in Advisory Mode is set to Yes.

Default: Yes
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Enable Check Pulse Prompt

This setting works in conjunction with the Auto Analyze function and determines whether the
unit displays the prompt CHECK PULSE for 10 seconds immediately after delivery of the final
shock in a stacked shock sequence, after each No Shock Advised analysis result, or both. After
CHECK PULSE clears, the CPR interval begins.
When set to No, the unit immediately begins the CPR interval following delivery of the final
shock or after each No Shock Advised analysis result.
Possible Values: Yes, No, After No Shock Only, After Shock Only
Default: No
Check Patient Prompt

This setting allows you to change the display message and the voice prompt issued when a
shockable rhythm has been detected by background ECG analysis and Heart Rate Alarms are
enabled.
Possible Values: CHECK PATIENT, PRESS ANALYZE

Default: CHECK PATIENT
Auto Charge in Advisory Mode

This setting allows you to specify whether the unit automatically charges the defibrillator to the
configured or user-selected energy setting after detection of a shockable rhythm by ECG
analysis. When set to Yes, the unit automatically charges the defibrillator to the configured or
user-selected energy setting. When set to No, it does not.

Default: Yes
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Enable Voice in Advisory Mode

This setting allows you to enable or disable voice prompts when using shock advisory functions
(ECG analysis) in Manual mode. If enabled, the voice prompts sound at the appropriate time. If
disabled, the unit emits two beeps instead of the voice prompts in Manual mode.
Voice prompts are in the language specified by the Language option.
Possible Values: Yes/No

Default: Yes
Display DO CPR Message

This setting allows you to specify whether the unit displays the configured CPR prompt
(described in CPR Text Message) for the configured CPR time interval after each set of stacked
shocks, even if a perfusing rhythm is present. The unit behaves differently depending on this
particular setting value.
Note: This setting is always set to Yes in AED mode.
• When set to No (the Manual mode default), the unit behaves as follows:
— At the end of any analysis with an outcome of no shock advised, the unit displays the NO
SHOCK ADVISED message. The unit then remains idle for the configured CPR interval
duration. After the CPR interval, if the ANALYZE softkey has not been pressed, the
PRESS ANALYZE message is displayed and remains until a new analysis is started or the
mode is changed.
— At the end of a stacked shock sequence (assuming the final shock is delivered) and when
the optional 10 second CHECK PULSE message disappears, the CPR interval begins.
The unit remains idle for the duration of the CPR interval. After the CPR interval, if the
ANALYZE softkey has not been pressed, the PRESS ANALYZE prompt is displayed and
remains until a new analysis is started or the mode is changed.
— If the defibrillator disarms itself after it was charged (because the Defib Ready time
elapsed before a shock was delivered), the unit displays the PRESS ANALYZE prompt
until the ANALYZE softkey is pressed.
• When set to Yes, the unit behaves as follows:
— At the end of any analysis with an outcome of no shock advised, the unit displays the NO
SHOCK ADVISED message for 10 seconds, after which the message is cleared and the
configured CPR prompt is displayed for the duration of the CPR interval. After the CPR
interval, the PRESS ANALYZE prompt is displayed until a new analysis is started or a
mode change occurs. You can start a new analysis during the CPR interval by pressing
the ANALYZE softkey.
— At the end of a stacked shock sequence (assuming the final shock is delivered) and when
the optional 10 second CHECK PULSE message disappears, the CPR interval begins.
The configured CPR prompt is displayed for the duration of the CPR interval. After the
CPR interval, the CPR prompt is cleared and a new analysis starts automatically.
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Advisory Defib
— If the defibrillator disarms itself after it was charged (because the Defib Ready time
elapsed before a shock was delivered), the unit displays the PRESS ANALYZE prompt
until the ANALYZE softkey is pressed.
Note: The Display DO CPR Message feature is operational only when the Auto Charge in
Advisory Mode and Auto Analyze options are both set to Yes.

Default: Yes
CPR Message After No Shock Advised

This parameter determines which CPR message/voice prompt is issued during the CPR interval
after a No Shock Advised analysis result. The selected message is displayed throughout the
entire CPR interval.
Possible Values: “If No Pulse, Perform CPR”, “Perform CPR”

Default: Perform CPR
CPR Message After Shock

This parameter determines which CPR message/voice prompt is issued during the CPR interval
after the delivery of the final shock in a stacked shock sequence. The selected message is
displayed throughout the entire CPR interval.
Possible Values: “If No Pulse, Perform CPR”, “Perform CPR”

Default: “Perform CPR”
Stacked Shocks
The setting specifies the number of stacked shocks that must be administered prior to the
activation of a CPR interval and works in conjunction with the Auto Analyze setting. If set to 3,
the unit will auto analyze 3 times before prompting the user. If set to 1, the unit will auto
analyze once.
Possible Values: 1, 3
Default: 1
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Restart Analysis After CPR

When this parameter is set to Yes, the analysis starts automatically after the CPR interval
following each stacked shock sequence. Analyses do not automatically restart after a CPR
interval following No Shock Advised results. When this parameter is set to No, the PRESS
ANALYZE message is displayed, but the analysis does not restart.

Default: No
CPR Interval
This setting allows you to specify the duration of the CPR interval as described in the Display
DO CPR Message setting. Values are as follows:
Possible Values: 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, or 4 minutes

Default: 2 minutes
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CPR Settings
CPR Settings
The CPR settings control functions related to Real CPR Help® function:
• Enable CPR Voice Prompts
• Enable CPR Display
• Enable CPR Dashboard
• Display Release Bar
• Enable CPR Metronome
• Target CPR Depth
• CPR Depth Units
• Display Fully Release Prompt
• Display Filtered ECG on Trace1
Enable CPR Voice Prompts

This setting allows you to enable (Yes) or disable (No) voice prompts during CPR. Voice
prompts are in the language specified by the Language option.

Default: Yes
Enable CPR Display

This setting allows you to enable (Yes) or disable (No) the display of the CPR indicator on the
monitor.

Default: Yes
Enable CPR Dashboard

If Enable CPR Display is set to Yes, this setting allows you to enable (Yes) or disable (No) the
display of the CPR Dashboard at the top of the screen. The CPR Dashboard consists of the CPR
Rate and Depth numeric values, the optional Compression Release Bar, and the
Perfusion Performance Indicator™.

Default: Yes
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Display Release Bar

If Enable CPR Dashboard is set to Yes, this setting allows you to enable (Yes) or disable (No)
the display of the Compression Release Bar in the CPR Dashboard.

Default: Yes
Enable CPR Metronome

This setting allows to you to configure the audible CPR metronome in Manual mode. When set
to No, the metronome is off. When set to Yes, the metronome only beeps when chest
compressions are detected and their rate falls below the AHA/ERC recommended levels. When
set to Continuous, the metronome beeps as long as compressions are detected, regardless of the
compression rate.
In AED mode, this setting is always set to Continuous.
Possible Values: Yes, No, Continuous

Default: Yes
Target CPR Depth

This parameter allows you to select the minimum compression depth required for Good
Compressions: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) or 2.0 inches (5.0 cm). If this parameter is set to 1.5 inches,
the references markers on the CPR bar graph are displayed at 1.5 and 2.0 inches. If this
parameter is set to 2.0 inches, the reference markers on the CPR bar graph are displayed at 2.0
and 2.4 inches.
Possible Values: 1.5 inches, 2.0 inches

Default: 2.0 inches
CPR Depth Units

This setting allows you to display the numeric depth value in inches (in) or centimeters (cm).
Possible Values: in, cm

Default: in
Display Fully Release Prompt

This parameter, when set to Yes, specifies that the FULLY RELEASE prompt will be displayed
every 45 seconds during CPR. If this parameter is set to No, the prompt is not displayed.
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Default: No
Display Filtered ECG on Trace1

If Display CPR Dashboard is set to Yes, this setting allows you to display the See-Thru CPR®
filtered waveform on the top trace.

Default: No
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Pace Settings
The Pace settings are attributes that control functions related to performing pacing with an
R Series unit and include:
• Pace Rate Setting on Power-Up
• Async Softkey in Pace Mode
Pace Rate Setting on Power-Up

This setting allows you to set the default pace rate, pulses per minute (ppm), of the R Series
when you power on the unit.
Possible Values: 30 ppm to 102 ppm (inclusive in increments of 4 ppm)

Default: 70 ppm
Async Softkey in Pace Mode

This setting allows you to set the unit to display the Async Pacing On/Off softkey when the
unit is in Pace mode. For information about Asynchronous Pacing, refer to the R Series
Operator’s Guide.

Default: Yes
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Alarms Settings
Alarms Settings
Alarm settings are attributes associated with Alarm states and thresholds for the R Series unit
and include:
• Alarm Limits at Power Up
• Alarms Active at Power Up
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Alarm Limits at Power Up

This option allows you to enable or disable, and set high and low threshold values for the ECG
Heart Rate, and the SpO2 alarms on the R Series unit. All alarms listed below (Heart Rate and
optional devices SpO2, EtCO2, NIBP) are enabled by default. Values are as follows:
Possible Values: Heart Rate:

High: 60 - 280 beats per minute (BPM) inclusive in 5 BPM increments
Low: 20 - 100 beats per minute (BPM) inclusive in 5 BPM increments
Optional Devices:
SpO2:
High: 72-100% in 1% increments
Low: 70-98% in 1% increments
EtCO2:
High: 5-100 mmHg in increments of 5
0.6-13.3 kPa in increments of .67
0.6-13.1% in increments of .66
Low: 0-95 mmHg in increments of 5
0.0-12.6 kPa in increments of .67
0-12.5% in increments of 0.66
Resp Rate:
High: 5-150 breaths per minute in increments of 5
Low: 0-100 breaths per minute in increments of 5
NIBP Sys:
Adult:
10.7-34.7 kPa in increments of 0.67
Pediatric:
Neonatal:
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Alarms Settings
Possible Values: NIBP Dia:

Adult:
Pediatric:
Neonatal:
NIBP Mean:
Adult:
Pediatric:
Neonatal:
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Default: Heart Rate:

High: 150 BPM
Low: 30 BPM
Optional Devices:
SpO2:
High: 100%
Low: 85%
EtCO2:
High: 55 mmHg
7.3 kPa
7.2%
Low: 25 mmHg
3.3 kPa
3.2%
Resp Rate:
High: 120
Low: 5
NIBP Sys:
Adult:
High: 160 mmHg
21.3 kPa
Low: 90 mmHg
12.0 kPa
Pediatric:
High: 145 mmHg
19.3 kPa
Low: 75 mmHg
10.0 kPa
Neonatal:
High: 100 mmHg
13.3 kPa
Low: 50 mmHg
6.7 kPa
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Default NIBP Dia:

Adult:
High: 110 mmHg
14.7 kPa
Low: 50 mmHg
6.7 kPa
Pediatric:
High: 100 mmHg
13.3 kPa
Low: 35 mmHg
4.7 kPa
Neonatal:
High: 70 mmHg
9.3 kPa
Low: 30 mmHg
4.0 kPa
NIBP Mean:
Adult:
High: 130 mmHg
17.3 kPa
Low: 60 mmHg
8.0 kPa
Pediatric:
High: 110 mmHg
14.7 kPa
Low: 50 mmHg
6.7 kPa
Neonatal:
High: 80 mmHg
10.7 kPa
Low: 35 mmHg
4.7 kPa
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Procedure
Follow these steps to change the state or value of the ECG Heart Rate alarms:
Step Action

select Alarms, then press the Enter softkey.
The Alarms Setting screen appears.
Alarm Settings
ALARM LIMITS Set/Review

Set/Review
AT POWER UP
ALARMS ACTIVE No
AT POWER UP
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2. Select Alarm Limits at Power Up, and press the

Change Value softkey. System Configuration
The Set Alarm Defaults screen appears. Set Alarm Defaults
Parameter State Low High
ECG HR ENABLE 30 150
SpO2 ENABLE 85 100
EtCO2 ENABLE 25 55
RESP RATE ENABLE 5 120
NIBP SYS ENABLE 90 160
NIBP DIA ENABLE 50 110
NIBP MEAN ENABLE 60 130
NIBP p SYS ENABLE 75 145
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Next Prev Next Change

Param Param Field Value Return
3. Modify alarms using the softkeys as follows:

• Next Param and Prev Param — moves the
highlight through the various physiological
settings.
• Next Field — moves highlight to the next field
to the right. Use this key to change the High and
Low settings.
• Change Value — allows you to change the
value of the highlighted field. When you press
this softkey, the following softkeys become
available:
— Inc > and Dec < — increases and decreases
the value of the field.
— Enter — applies the value you specified for
this field.
— Cancel — returns you to the previous screen
without applying any changes.
• Return — enters the values you specified, and
returns you to the previous screen.
Alarms Active at Power Up

This setting allows you to specify whether alarms are automatically active when you power on
the unit. This setting applies to all alarms enabled by the Alarm Limits At Power Up setting.
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Display Settings

Default: No
Display Settings
The Display settings are attributes that control what and how things appear on the R Series
monitor and include:
• Display Time
• Select Trace 2 At Power Up
• Select Trace 3 At Power Up
• ECG Color
• SpO2 Color
• CPR Color
• EtCO2 Color
• NIBP Color
• SPO2 at Power Up
Display Time
This setting specifies whether to display the elapsed time since the unit was turned on (Elapsed
Time), or the real time (Real Time), or not to display the time (Off).
The elapsed time continues to be counted for up to 10 seconds after you power off the unit. This
gives the operator adequate time to change the battery without resetting the elapsed timer.
Elapsed time is reset to zero (00:00) whenever the unit has been off for more than 10 seconds.
Possible Values: Real Time, Off, Elapsed Time

Default: Off
Select Trace 2 At Power Up

This setting allows you to set which waveform will appear in the Trace 2 position on the display
when you turn on the R Series unit.
Possible Values: Off, 3 Lead ECG, CPR, Filtered ECG, SpO2, EtCO2
Default: Filtered ECG
Note: When you set this setting to 3 Lead ECG, the Select Trace 3 At Power Up setting
automatically defaults to 3 Lead ECG.
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Select Trace 3 At Power Up

This setting allows you to select which waveform will appear in the Trace 3 position on the
display when you turn on the R Series unit.
Possible Values: Off, 3 Lead ECG, CPR, Filtered ECG, SpO2, EtCO2
Default: Off
Note: When you select 3 Lead ECG, the Select Trace 2 At Power Up setting automatically
defaults to 3 Lead ECG.
ECG Color
This setting allows you to set the display color for the ECG waveform and information
displayed on the R Series monitor.
Possible Values: Red, Cyan, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, White

Default: Green
SpO2 Color
This setting allows you to specify the color of the SpO2 information displayed (if installed) on
the R Series monitor.
Possible Values: Cyan, Red, Purple, Yellow, White, Blue, Green

Default: Cyan
CPR Color
This setting allows you to specify the color of the CPR indicator and waveform on the R Series
monitor.
Possible Values: Red, Cyan, Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, White

Default: Purple
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EtCO2 Color
This setting allows you to specify the color of the CO2 indicator and waveform (if installed) on
the R Series monitor. Values are as follows:
Possible Values: Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Purple, Yellow, White

Default: Yellow
NIBP Color
This setting allows you to specify the color of the NIBP indicator (if installed) on the R Series
monitor. Values are as follows:
Possible Values: White, Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Purple, Yellow

Default: White
SPO2 at Power Up
This setting allows you to control whether the SPO2 box appears on the R Series monitor (if
installed). If set to Yes, the box will be displayed regardless of whether the SPO2 sensor is
connected to the unit. If set to No, the box will not appear until the sensor is connected to the
unit. Values are as follows:

Default: No
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NIBP Settings (Optional)

NIBP configuration parameters are available for update only if the NIBP monitoring option is
installed on the unit, and include:
• Blood Pressure Units
• Trigger NIBP Meas on BP Alarm
• Trigger NIBP Meas on HR Alarm
• NIBP Auto Interval Default
• Adult Initial Cuff Inflation
• Pediatric Initial Cuff Inflation
• Neonatal Initial Cuff Inflation
• NIBP Patient Mode at Power Up
• NIBP Button Press & Hold
• Enable Motion Tolerance
Blood Pressure Units

This parameter allows you to set the NIBP unit of measurement.
Possible Values: mmHg (millimeters of mercury), kPa (kilopascals)

Default: mmHg
Trigger NIBP Meas on BP Alarm

This parameter allows you to specify whether or not the R Series unit initiates a single
additional blood pressure measurement when any of the NIBP alarms trigger.

Default: Yes
Trigger NIBP Meas on HR Alarm

This parameter allows you to specify whether or not the R Series unit initiates a single blood
pressure measurement when the heart rate/pulse rate alarm triggers.

Default: No
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NIBP Settings (Optional)
NIBP Auto Interval Default

This parameter allows you to set the default for the amount of time between automatic
measurements.
Possible Values: 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120 minutes
Default: 30 minutes
Adult Initial Cuff Inflation

This parameter allows you to set the default NIBP cuff inflation pressure (the pressure to which
the NIBP cuff inflates at the beginning of its first measurement after power up).
Possible Values: mmHg: 120, 140, 160, 180, 200, 220, 240, 260
kPa: 16.0, 18.7, 21.3, 24.0, 26.7, 29.3, 32.0, 34.7
Default: mmHg: 160
kPa: 21.3
Pediatric Initial Cuff Inflation

This parameter allows you to set the default pediatric NIBP cuff inflation pressure (the pressure
to which the NIBP cuff inflates at the beginning of its first measurement after power up, if set to
pediatric).
kPa: 10.7, 12.0, 13.3, 14.7, 16.0, 17.3, 18.7, 20.0
Default: mmHg: 120
kPa: 16.0
Neonatal Initial Cuff Inflation

This parameter allows you to set the default NIBP cuff inflation pressure (the pressure to which
the NIBP cuff inflates at the beginning of its first measurement after power up, if set to
neonatal).
kPa: 8.0, 9.3, 10.7, 12.0, 13.3, 14.7, 16.0, 17.3
Default: mmHg: 90
kPa: 12.0
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NIBP Patient Mode at Power Up

This parameter allows you to set the default patient mode at power up.
Possible Values: Adult, Pediatric, Neonate

Default: Adult
NIBP Button Press & Hold

This parameter allows you to define which NIBP function is activated when the front panel
NIBP button ( ) is pressed and held for at least 2 seconds. You can configure the unit to
either:
• Begin a sequence of STAT measurements, or
• Begin taking NIBP measurements at repeating, selected intervals.
Possible Values: Stat, Auto

Default: Stat
Enable Motion Tolerance

This parameter allows you enable compensation for motion tolerance, such as on a moving
stretcher.

Default: No
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EtCO2 Settings (Optional)
EtCO2 Settings (Optional)

EtCO2 configuration parameters are available for update only if the EtCO2 monitoring option is
installed on the unit and include:
• Default EtCO2 Units
• Displayed Zoom Level
• Default EtCO2 Comp Setting
• Power Save Mode at Power Up
• EtCO2 Average On Power Up
Default EtCO2 Units

This parameter allows you to set the EtCO2 unit of measurement.
Possible Values: mmHg (millimeters of mercury), kPa (kilopascals),% (percent)

Default: mmHg
Displayed Zoom Level

This parameter allows you to set the default scale setting for the displayed capnographic
waveform. It does not affect the printed waveform or the waveform data stored on the data
card.
Possible Values: mmHg: 0-12.5, 0-25, 0-50, 0-75, 0-100, 0-150

kPa: 0-1.7, 0-3.3, 0-6.6, 0-10.0, 0-13.3, 0-20.0
Default: mmHg: 0-50
kPa: 0-6.6
Default EtCO2 Comp Setting

This parameter allows you to set the default compensation for CO2.
Possible Values: None, O2, N2O, O2 & N2O

Default: None
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Power Save Mode at Power Up

When this parameter is set to Yes, the unit automatically enters EtCO2 power save mode when
powered on with a CAPNOSTAT sensor connected. The user must then enable the EtCO2
device using the Param/EtCO2 softkey menu before use.

Default: Yes
EtCO2 Average On Power Up

This parameter sets the default time period over which the EtCO2 values are averaged.
Possible Values: 1 breath, 10 seconds, 20 seconds

Default: 10 seconds
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Printer & Report Settings
Printer & Report Settings

The Printer and Report Config settings are attributes that control what and how things are
printed:
• Set Report Restart Delays
• Auto Generate Strips
• Print 3 Leads When Leads Sel.
Note: Printing is not available in AED mode.
Set Report Restart Delays

This setting allows you to review or change the length of time the device must be turned off
before it automatically erases all summary report and full disclosure data.
Possible Values: 5 Min, 15 Min, 30 Min, 90 Min, 6 Hours, 1.5 Days, 3 Days, Manual
Default: 90 Min
Auto Generate Strips

This setting allows you to set the strip chart recorder to automatically begin printing after a
defibrillator discharge or whenever alarms are triggered while in Manual mode.

Default: Yes
Print 3 Leads When Leads Sel.

This setting allows you to specify whether or not the strip chart recorder prints three (3)
simultaneous leads of the patient ECG when Leads are selected and a 5- lead cable is in use.

Default: No
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Readiness Test Settings

The Readiness Test settings are attributes that control how and when the R Series unit is self-
tested. It includes the following settings:
• Automatic Readiness Test
• Readiness Test Time
• Print Readiness Test Results
• Enable Readiness Test Audible Alert (Future Use)
• One Step Padz Installed
Automatic Readiness Test

This setting allows you to specify whether the R Series unit performs the automatic device
check.
Possible Values: Off, Once a Day

Default: Once a Day
Readiness Test Time

This setting allows you to specify what time the R Series unit performs the automatic device
check, if Automatic Device Check is set to Once a Day.
Possible Values: 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00
am or pm
Default: 12:00 am
Print Readiness Test Results

This setting allows you to specify whether the R Series unit prints the results of the automatic
device check at the completion of the check, if Automatic Device Check is set to Once a Day. If
you want the unit to print results only when a failure is detected during the device check, set
this setting to Only If Fail.
Possible Values: Yes, No, Only if Fail

Default: Yes
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Enable Readiness Test Audible Alert (Future Use)

This setting allows you to specify whether the unit emits a beep when the automatic device
check fails.
Possible Values: No
Default: No
One Step Padz Installed

This setting allows you to specify whether the R Series unit tests the R Series OneStep
electrodes as part of the readiness test check, and which electrodes it tests.
• If this setting is set to any of its values (including No or Base), and CPR, MwP or Complete
electrodes are detected, they will be tested and the resulting status (pass/fail) is included in
the readiness result.
• If this setting is set to CPR/MwP/Complete, and none of these OneStep electrodes are
connected, or if the cable is not connected to the unit, the readiness result will indicate a
failure (Electrode: Not Connected).
• If this setting is set to Base or No, and the cable is correctly connected to a short (Base
electrode package, test port, or paddles in the wells), the unit will perform the readiness test
and not fail based on electrode type.
Possible Values: CPR/MwP/Complete, No, Base

Default: CPR/MwP/Complete
Note: The OneStep Padz Installed option should be set to Base unless you are using OneStep
electrodes marked Rev. B or above:
8900-0212-XX Rev. B or above for OneStep Pacing

8900-0213-XX Rev. B or above for OneStep CPR
8900-0214-XX Rev. B or above for OneStep Complete
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AED Mode
The AED parameters are attributes that affect functions related to performing defibrillation
with an R Series unit in AED mode and include:
• Display ECG in AED Mode
• Display HR in AED Mode
• Manual Confirm Enable
• Extra CPR Interval Before 1st Analysis
• Duration of Extra CPR Interval
• Display Remaining CPR Timer
Display ECG in AED Mode

This parameter allows you to set the unit to either display or not display the patient’s ECG trace
on the monitor while in AED mode.

Default: Yes
Display HR in AED Mode

This parameter allows you to set the unit to display the patient heart rate on the monitor while
in AED mode.

Default: No
Manual Confirm Enable

This parameter allows you to set a confirmation key to enter Manual mode.

Default: Yes
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AED Mode
Extra CPR Interval Before 1st Analysis

This parameter pertains only to AED mode.
When this parameter is set to No (default), and the unit detects a pad connection upon power-
on, it automatically starts an ECG analysis. If the unit is powered on with no pads connected,
the unit displays the ATTACH PADS prompt until pads are connected. Once pads are connected,
the unit automatically starts an ECG analysis.
When this parameter is set to Yes, the unit displays the prompts: CHECK PULSE for 10
seconds, then IF NO PULSE, PERFORM CPR for the configured Extra CPR interval at power
on. At the end of the CPR period, if the unit does not detect a pads connection, it displays the
prompt ATTACH PADS until pads are connected. If a pads connection is detected, the unit
automatically starts an ECG analysis. You can start an ECG analysis during the CPR interval by
pressing the ANALYZE softkey.

Default: No
Duration of Extra CPR Interval

This parameter allows you to specify the duration of the extra CPR interval (see previous
entry). It has no effect if “Extra CPR Interval Before 1st Analysis” is set to No.
Possible Values: 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5 or 4 minutes

Default: 2 minutes
Display Remaining CPR Timer

This parameter allows you to specify whether to display remaining CPR interval during CPR.

Default: Yes
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Wi-Fi Settings (Optional)

The Wi-Fi settings are attributes that control how files are transferred and the security method
used. Some attributes are specific to the Wi-Fi card in use, either the ZOLL Data COMM or
Data COMM II card. Unless otherwise specified, all settings apply to both Data COMM cards.
Wi-Fi settings are stored in the Data COMM cards and cannot be written to compact flash
cards.
Configuring a Wi-Fi Card

The default Wi-Fi settings are shown the first time the Wi-Fi Configuration screen is shown.
The available settings may differ depending on whether a Wi-Fi card is installed and the type of
card installed.
Wi-Fi Configuration
Wi-Fi Region US
Wi-Fi Radio b/g/n (2.4GHz)
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
Change Wi-Fi Next Wi-Fi Category Main
Value Defaults Item Card List Menu
With the first option “Wi-Fi Region” selected, the R Series displays two softkeys which are not
available otherwise:
Set Wi-Fi Defaults Press this softkey to change the currently displayed
Wi-Fi settings to the original default values. The
settings in the installed Data COMM card are not
affected.
Press the Confirm softkey to confirm resetting the
default options or Cancel to return to the previous
screen without changing the settings.
Read Wi-Fi Card Press this softkey to read and review the configuration
settings from the installed Wi-Fi card. The currently
displayed options will be overwritten with the settings
read from the Data COMM card.
Use the Next Item and Change Value softkeys to modify the settings.
To save the current Wi-Fi configuration settings to the inserted Data COMM card, press the
Next Item softkey until the last item of the last screen page is selected (“Add Root Certificate”
on page 8). The Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey becomes available; press this softkey to save the
current Wi-Fi configuration settings to the inserted card.
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Note: Setting the Wi-Fi defaults does not change the settings on the installed Wi-Fi card; it
only modifies the displayed settings. The default settings do not form a valid
configuration and cannot be written to the card.
Wi-Fi Configuration
Edit Network Profile 1 Set/Review
Add Root Certificate
Page 8 of 8
Save to
Import Prev Next Category Wi-Fi
Cert Item Item List Card
Copying a Wi-Fi Configuration to Another Wi-Fi Card

You can copy a Data COMM configuration to another Data COMM card of the same type (Data
COMM or Data COMM II). You can also create a unique Wi-Fi configuration and copy it to
multiple Wi-Fi cards at one time.
Note: It is not possible to transfer certificates from one Data COMM II card to another. See
the section “Working With Certificate Files (Data COMM II only)” on page 80 for
information on how to copy certificates to more than one Wi-Fi card.
Follow these steps to copy the Wi-Fi configuration from one card to another:
1. Install the configured Wi-Fi card whose configuration is to be copied.
2. If not already selected, use the Prev Item softkey to select the first Wi-Fi option “Wi-Fi
Region” so the Read Wi-Fi Card softkey is visible on the screen.
3. Press Read Wi-Fi Card.
4. Use the Next Item softkey to review the settings and make changes if necessary. Continue
until you reach the last option on the last page (“Add Root Certificate”) and the Save to
Wi-Fi Card softkey is visible.
5. Remove the existing Wi-Fi Card and insert the new Wi-Fi card to which the current settings
will be uploaded.
6. Press the Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey to save the changes to the newly installed card.
You can adapt this procedure to copy the same Wi-Fi configuration to several Wi-Fi cards.
When you remove a Wi-Fi card, the current settings remain in memory. The settings do not
change unless you read the contents of another Wi-Fi card or reset the Wi-Fi defaults. You can
repeat this process with as many Wi-Fi cards as necessary.
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Wi-Fi Options
Wi-Fi Transmission Mode Options
Wi-Fi Region
This setting displays a pre-selected Wi-Fi region (United States, Japan, or Europe).This factory
selection cannot be changed unless the field displays “Not Set.” If the field displays “Not Set,”
the setting must be changed to the appropriate region before the Wi-Fi card can be used.
Note: “Not Set” may only be displayed if an older R Series unit is upgraded with a Wi-Fi
option. Once a region is selected in this case, it cannot be changed.
Possible Values: US, EU, JP, Not Set (upgraded units only)
Default: US
Wi-Fi Radio (Data COMM only)

This setting allows you to specify the Wi-Fi radio 802.11 standard.
Possible Values: b/g/n (2.4GHz), a/n (5GHz)

Default: b/g/n (2.4GHz)
Note: Data COMM II cards will automatically scan both frequency bands when looking for
the configured SSID.
Infrastructure Mode Options
DHCP/Static IP
This setting allows you to either manually set the static IP address or retrieve the IP address
from a DHCP server.
Note: If this setting is set to Static IP, you need to set the following settings: Gateway IP
Address, Subnet Mask, and DNS IP Address.
Possible Values: Static IP, DHCP

Default: DHCP
Local IP Address
This setting allows you to specify the defibrillator’s IP address used in the static configuration.
Note: This setting is available only when DHCP/Static IP is set to Static IP.
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Possible Values: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX where XXX is 000 to 255

Default: 192.168.100.100
Procedure:
Follow these steps to set up a Local IP Address.
Step Action

select Wi-Fi, then press the Enter softkey.
The Wi-Fi Configuration screen appears. Wi-Fi Configuration
Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Local IP

Address appears and press the Change Value
Set Local IP Address
The Set Local IP Address screen appears. 192.168.100.100
1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return
3. Use the softkey as follows:

•  — moves the highlight left and right
through the character selection table.
character for each digit of the IP address.
• Return — returns you to the Wi-Fi
Configuration screen. Press the Return
softkey when you are finished entering the
address.
Gateway IP Address
This setting allows you to specify the router’s IP used in the static configuration.
Note: This setting is accessible only when DHCP/Static IP is set to Static IP.

Default: 192.168.100.001
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a Gateway IP Address.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Gateway IP

Address appears and press the Change Value
Set Gateway IP Address
The Set Gateway IP Address screen appears. 192.168.100.001
1 2 3 ..
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

address.
Subnet Mask
This setting allows you to specify the subnet mask used in the static configuration.
Note: This setting is accessible only when DHCP/Static IP is set to Static IP.

Default: 255.255.255.000
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a subnet mask.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Subnet Mask

appears and press the Change Value softkey.
The Set Subnet Mask screen appears. Set Subnet Mask
255.255.255.000
1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

character for each digit of the subnet mask.
subnet mask.
Primary/Secondary DNS IP Address

This setting allows you to specify the Primary and Secondary IP address of the DNS server to
use if the following conditions are met:
• Use Host Name setting is set to Yes
• DHCP/Static IP setting is set to Static IP

Default: 192.168.100.2
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a Primary DNS IP Address.
Step Action

select Wi-Fi, then press the Enter softkey. System Configuration
Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until the

Primary DNS IP Address appears and press the
Change Value softkey. Set Primary DNS IP Address
The Set Primary DNS IP Address screen 192.168.100.2
appears. 1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

address.
Follow the same steps to enter a Secondary DNS IP address.
Use Host Name

This setting allows you to specify whether to use a DNS to obtain the server IP address from the
server name.

Default: Yes
Server Hostname (Full Disclosure)

This setting allows you to specify the server name string to use (up to 255 characters) if the
following conditions are met:
• Use Host Name setting is set to Yes
• Full Disclosure Transfer Mode is not set to Server
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Allowable characters:
A-Z, a-z, 0-9
-. (hyphen, period)
Procedure:
Follow these steps to set up a server name.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Server Name

(Full Disclosure) appears and press the Change
Value softkey. System Configuration
Set Server Name (Full Disclosure)
The Set Server Name (Full Disclosure) screen ZOLLDNS
appears.
a b c d e f g h i j k l Cancel
m n o p q r s t u v w x Del ...
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

•  moves the cursor to the next line.
• . . . — changes the table to a different set of
characters, including uppercase letters.
table.
characters of the server name.
server name.
Server IP (Full Disclosure)

This setting allows you to specify the server IP address to use if the following conditions are
met:
• Use Host Name is set to No
• Full Disclosure Transfer Mode is set to Server
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Default: 000.000.000.000
Procedure:
Follow these steps to set up a server IP address.
Step Action

The Wi-Fi Settings screen appears. Wi-Fi Configuration
Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Server IP (Full

Disclosure) appears and press the Change
Set Full Disc. Server IP Address
The Set Full Disc. Server IP Address screen 192.168.042.001
appears. 1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each digit of the server IP
address.
softkey when you are finished entering the IP
address.
Server Port (Full Disclosure)

This setting allows you to specify the TCP port used to connect with the server if the Full
Disclosure Transfer Mode setting is set to Server.
Default: 443
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a server port name.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Set Server Port

(Full Disclosure) appears and press the Change
Set Full Disc. Server Port
The Set Full Disc. Server Port screen appears. 11 0 0 0
1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each digit of the port.
server port name.
Username (Full Disclosure) (Data COMM II only)

This setting specifies the username assigned to connect to the ZOLL Data Exchange Service
running on the Full Disclosure server. It is up to 63 characters in length and is required.
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a username.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Username (Full

Disclosure) appears and press the Change
Value softkey. Set User Name (Full Disclosure)
The Set User Name (Full Disclosure) screen H O S P E A ST
appears.
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
All displayed characters are permitted.
user name.
Password (Data COMM II only)

This setting specifies the password assigned to connect to the ZOLL Data Exchange Service
running on the Full Disclosure server. It is up to 63 characters in length and is required.
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a password.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Password (Full

Disclosure) appears and press the Change System Configuration
Value softkey. Set Password (Full Disclosure)
The Set Password (Full Disclosure) appears. secret
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each character of the password.
password.
Server Hostname (Defib History)

This setting allows you to specify the server name string to use (up to 255 characters) if the
following conditions are met:
• Use Host Name is set to Yes
• Defib History Transfer Mode is not set to None
A-Z, a-z, 0-9
-. (hyphen, period)
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a server name.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Server Name

(Defib History) appears and press the Change
Set Server Name (Defib History)
The Set Server Name (Defib History) screen
ZOLLDNS
appears.
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
characters of the server name.
server name.
Server IP (Defib History)

This setting allows you to specify the server IP address to use if the following conditions are
met:
• Use Host Name is set to No
• Defib History Transfer Mode is not set to None

Default: 000.000.000.000
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up an server IP address.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Server IP (Defib

History) appears and press the Change Value
Set Defib History Server IP Address
The Set Defib History Server IP Address screen 192.168.042.001
appears.
1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each digit of the server IP.
server IP.
Server Port (Defib History)

This setting allows you to specify the TCP port used to connect with the server if Defib History
Transfer Mode is not set to None.
Default: 443
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a server port.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Set Server Port

Set Defib History Server Port
The Set Defib History Server Port screen 11 0 0 0
appears. 1 2 3 .
4 5 6 Cancel
7 8 9 <
0 <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each digit of the server port.
server port.
Username (Defib History) (Data COMM II only)

This setting specifies the username assigned to connect to the ZOLL Data Exchange Service
running on the Defib History server. It is up to 63 characters in length and is required.
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a username.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Username

Value softkey. Set User Name (Defib History)
The Set User Name (Defib History) screen H O S P E A ST
appears.
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
user name.
Password (Data COMM II only)

This setting specifies the password assigned to connect to the ZOLL Data Exchange Service
running on the Defib History server. It is up to 63 characters in length and is required.
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a password.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until Password (Defib

History appears and press the Change Value System Configuration
softkey. Set Password (Defib History)
The Set Password (Defib History) appears. secret
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each character of the password.
password.
Network Profile Options
Wi-Fi Configuration

Page 8 of 8
Change Prev Next Copy NP Category Main

Value Item Item 1 to 2 List Menu
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The settings described in this section constitute a Network Profile, identified by an SSID name.
Two network profiles are supported. To use a profile, specify the SSID name as well as the
remaining required settings.
If both profiles are configured, the Wi-Fi card will attempt to connect to the SSID specified in
Network Profile 1. If that connection fails, the card will then attempt to connect to the SSID
specified by Network Profile 2.
To use only one profile, leave the SSID name of the second profile blank.
To access Network Profile settings, use the Prev Item and Next Item softkeys to select Edit
Network Profile 1 or Edit Network Profile 2. Press the Change Value softkey.
Network Profile 1
SSID
Non-Broadcast SSID No
Wi-Fi Authentication PSK

Page 1 of 3
Change Prev Next Category Return

Value Item Item List
To exit the Network Profile and return to the previous screen, press the Return softkey.
If the two profiles have similar settings, you can reduce the data entry effort by entering
information for a profile, and copying its contents to the other one.
To copy Network Profile 1 to Network Profile 2, use the Prev Item or Next Item softkey to
select Edit Network Profile 1 and press the Copy NP 1 to 2 softkey.
To copy Network Profile 2 to Network Profile 1, use the Prev Item or Next Item softkey to
select Edit Network Profile 2 and press the Copy NP 2 to 1 softkey.
SSID
This setting allows you to specify the specific SSID string, with a 32 character limit.
A-Z, a-z, 0-9
,@.-_':`%&(){}/|*=^~< >
space
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up an SSID name
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
2. Press the Next Item softkey until the desired

Network Profile is selected.
Network Profile 1
SSID

Page 1 of 3

3. Press the Next Item softkey until SSID appears

and press the Change Value softkey. System Configuration
Set SSID
The Set SSID screen appears.
server001
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
character for each digit of the SSID.
SSID.
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Non-Broadcast SSID (Data COMM II only)

This setting allows you to specify whether the SSID identifies a “hidden” network whose
access point does not broadcast its SSID. Set this option to Yes only if the SSID is “hidden” or
non-broadcast.

Default: No
Wi-Fi Authentication (Data COMM II only)

This setting allows you to specify the type of authentication used by the network. If set to PSK,
the authentication method is pre-shared key, such as WPA or WPA2. If set to Enterprise, the
authentication protocol is specified by the Authentication Protocol option.
Note: Data COMM only supports PSK authentication.
Possible Values: PSK, Enterprise

Default: PSK
Authentication Protocol (Data COMM II only)

This setting allows you to specify the Enterprise authentication protocol when Wi-Fi
Authentication is set to Enterprise. Set it to PEAP to use PEAP/MS CHAP v2 Enterprise
authentication, or to TLS to use EAP-TLS.
Possible Values: PEAP, TLS

Default: PEAP
User Identity (Data COMM II only)

When using an Enterprise authentication protocol, this required setting is the user name
assigned by your network administrator to connect to the network. It has a 63-character limit.
Procedure:
Follow these steps to set up a user identity.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read
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Step Action

Network Profile 1
SSID

Page 1 of 3

3. Press the Next Item softkey until User Identity

The Set User Identity screen appears. Set User Identity
ERNORTH
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
user identity.
User Password (Data COMM II only)

When PEAP is selected, this required setting is the password assigned by your network
administrator to connect to the network. It has a 63-character limit.
Procedure:
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Follow these steps to set up a user password.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read

Network Profile 1
SSID

Page 1 of 3

3. Press the Next Item softkey until User Password

The User Password screen appears. User Password
secretword
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
user password.
Private Key Password (Data COMM II only)

When TLS is selected, this required setting defines the password required to access the private
key contained within the client certificate. It has a 63-character limit.
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Procedure:
Follow these steps to set up a private key password.
Step Action

Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read

Network Profile 1
SSID

Page 1 of 3

3. Press the Next Item softkey until Private Key

password appears and press the Change Value
softkey.
Private Key
The Private Key screen appears. secret
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 <
<
; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
Enter
Char Return

table.
private key password.
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Security Key
When PSK is selected, this setting allows you to specify the Wi-Fi security key. The … key
allows you to select upper case letters and other symbols. It has a 63-character limit.
Procedure:
Follow these steps to set up a security key.
Step Action

select Wi-Fi, then press the Enter softkey. System Configuration
Wi-Fi Region US
DHCP/ DHCP
Static IP
Page 1 of 8
Set Read

Network Profile 1
SSID

Page 1 of 3

3. Press the Next Item softkey until Security Key

appears and press the Change Value softkey. System Configuration
Wi-Fi Configuration
Private Key
Password
Security Key
Client Certificate
Page 3 of 3

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Step Action
4. The Security screen appears.

Use the softkey as follows: System Configuration
•  — moves the highlight up, down, Security Key
SecretCode
table.
• Enter Char — enters the highlighted m n o p q r s t u v w x Del ...
<
y z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
<
character for each character of the security ; , @ . + - _ ? ‘ “ : < <
key.
Enter
• Return — returns you to the Wi-Fi Char Return

security key.
Client Certificate (Data COMM II only)

When TLS is selected, a client certificate is required. This setting is the name of the client
certificate file. See Working With Certificate Files below for details.
Working With Certificate Files (Data COMM II only)

The Enterprise authentication protocols require the use of root certificates issued by a
certificate authority (CA). If TLS is selected, a client certificate is also required.
The R Series unit supports root certificates in the following formats: DER, PEM, and P7B.
The filename must have the appropriate extension (.der, .pem, or .p7b , all lowercase).
Client certificate files must be encoded in the PFX (Personal Information Exchange) format.
The file must include the certificate as well as the private key. The filename must have a .pfx
extension.
Certificate filenames cannot exceed a maximum length of 23 characters, including the
extension.
To use certificate files with the R Series unit, copy the certificate files to a compact flash card
which has been formatted using the PC FAT file system. The files must be stored in the card’s
root directory. The R Series unit imports the selected certificates from the compact flash card
and upload them to the Data COMM II card.
The R Series can display up to 9 certificate filenames of each type in its file selection list.
Adding a Root Certificate

The Data COMM II Wi-Fi card includes a root certificate issued by ZOLL. Adding a root
certificate is only needed if the client or SSL certificates are issued by a private certificate
authority.
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Step Action
1. In Wi-Fi Configuration, press the Next Item

softkey until Add Root Certificate is selected.
Wi-Fi Configuration
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Save to
Import Prev Next Category Wi-Fi
Cert Item Item List Card
2. Remove the Data COMM II card from the

R Series unit, if currently installed.
3. Insert the compact flash card containing the

certificates.
4. Press the Import Cert softkey. The R Series unit

reads the compact flash card and displays a list of
.der, .pem, and .p7b files available for selection. Card Read
The “No Certificates” selection is always
<No Certificates> AdminCert.der
displayed and allows you to clear the Certificate WiFiCert.der
CACert1.der
field. CACert2.der
LabCert.der
Cancel Select
5. Use the arrow softkeys to select the certificate to

be added and press the Select softkey to make
the selection and read the certificate, or Cancel
to return to the previous screen without changing
the selection.
6. Remove the compact flash card containing the

certificates and insert the Data COMM II card.
7. To upload the certificate to the Data COMM II

card, press the Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey. This
will also upload the current Wi-Fi configuration
settings to the card.
You can upload only one certificate at a time. A single root certificate is uploaded to the Wi-Fi
card each time the Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey is pressed.
Configuring a Client Certificate

You can configure one client certificate per network profile. The process is similar to that of
importing a root certificate.
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Step Action
1. In Wi-Fi Configuration, select the Network Profile

to associate with the client certificate. Press the
Change Value softkey to access the Network
Profile settings.
2. Press the Next Item softkey until “Client

Certificate” is selected. If the Wi-Fi card’s profile
already contains a client certificate, the filename System Configuration
Wi-Fi Configuration
will be displayed.
Private Key
Password
Security Key
Client Certificate
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3. Remove the Data COMM II card from the

R Series unit, if currently installed.
4. Insert the compact flash card containing the

certificates.
5. Press the Import Cert softkey. The R Series unit

reads the compact flash card and displays a list of
.pfx files available for selection. The “No System Configuration
Card Read
Certificates” selection is always displayed and
<No Certificates> AdminCert.pfx
allows you to clear the Certificate field. WiFiCert.pfx
CACert1.pfx
CACert2.pfx
LabCert.pfx
Cancel Select
6. Use the arrow softkeys to select the certificate to

be added and press the Select softkey to make
the selection and read the certificate, or Cancel
to return to the previous screen without changing
the selection. The name of the certificate to be
written to the Wi-Fi card is shown.
7. Remove the compact flash card containing the

certificates and insert the Data COMM II card.
8. To upload the certificate to the Data COMM II

card, press the Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey. This
will also upload the current Wi-Fi configuration
settings to the card.
The client certificate written to the card will
replace the current certificate, if any.
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To delete the client certificate in use without specifying a replacement, select the “No
Certificates” entry and then press the Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey. The certificate will not be
deleted until the changes are written to the Wi-Fi card.
Copying Wi-Fi Configurations With Certificates

Certificate files can only be uploaded to the installed Wi-Fi card if they have been read into
memory from a compact flash card. Reading the Wi-Fi configuration from a Data COMM II
card retrieves client certificate filenames, but not their contents. Root certificate filenames are
not read.
To copy a configuration with certificates to several Data COMM II cards, you need to read the
required certificates into the R Series unit first. A maximum of three certificates can be read
and copied at one time: one root certificate, the client certificate for Network Profile 1, and the
client certificate for Network Profile 2. Root certificates are added to the card’s internal list,
while client certificates replace the current client certificates on the card.
The following steps give an overview of the process:
1. Insert the compact flash card containing the certificates.

2. Import the required certificates as described above.
3. Remove the compact flash card.
4. Adjust any other required configuration settings which will be common to all Wi-Fi cards.
Do not read the contents of the Wi-Fi card, as this will erase the certificate from R Series
memory.
5. Install a Wi-Fi card and press the Save to Wi-Fi Card softkey to write the settings to the card.
Steps 4 and 5 can be repeated with as many cards as necessary. The contents of the certificate
files will remain in R Series memory until any of the following events occurs:
• Another certificate file is read
• The contents of a Wi-Fi card are read using the Read Wi-Fi Card softkey
• The Wi-Fi settings are set to the defaults using the Set Wi-Fi Defaults softkey
• The R Series unit exits System Configuration mode
Wi-Fi Authentication Sample Network Configuration

This section describes the network configuration ZOLL has used to test R Series Wi-Fi
Enterprise Authentication communications with the Data COMM II Wi-Fi card. The network
consists of 3 access points (APs), a workgroup switch, a Cisco ACS server and a Microsoft
Active Directory server. The Active Directory server is also running the ZOLL Data Exchange
Service (DXS) server and the ZOLL Data Defib Upload Service (DUS) Server. The DXS server
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is for use by the Data COMM II Wi-Fi card and the DUS server is for the use of the Data
COMM Wi-Fi card. The network configuration is shown below.
Figure 9 Enterprise Authentication test set-up.
LAN Segment settings:
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway 172.21.245.1
DNS Server 1 172.20.1.1
DNS Server 2 172.20.1.3
Time Server 172.20.1.40
The Access Points allow simultaneous connections from R Series units using all supported
levels of security:
• WPA/WPA2 Personal (PSK)
• WPA/WPA2 Enterprise
— EAP-PEAP MSCHAP V2
— EAP- TLS
The following subsections present a configuration overview for each of the elements in the test
set-up:
• Access Point Configurations
• Cisco ACS Configuration
• ZOLL Data DXS Configuration
• ZOLL Data DUS Configuration
• R Series Configuration
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Access Point 1 Configuration (EAP-TLS)
SSID (2.4G , 5Ghz) Cisco1142-TLS

DNS Name http://cisco-1142.rddomain.com
IP Address 172.21.245.27
Authentication method EAP-TLS
A valid set of credentials is required to access this AP.

Example:
• User Identity: rddomain\testuser
• CA Certificate: CA-Cert.der (the b64 encoded CA certificate of the rddomain radius server)
• Client certificate: testuse.pfx (a client certificate with the private key included)
• Private key password: ThisIsMyPassword (this password is usually the same as the
password for your Radius account)
Access Point 2 Configuration (EAP-PEAP MSCHAPV2)
SSID (2.4G , 5Ghz) Cisco1131-PEAP

DNS Name http://cisco-1131.rddomain.com
IP Address 172.21.245.26
Authentication method EAP-PEAP MSCHAPV2
A valid rddomain username and password are the required credentials to access this AP.
Example:
• Username: rddomain\testuser
• Password: ThisIsMyPassword
Access Point 3 Configuration (PSK)
SSID (2.4G , 5Ghz) Dlink2553-PSK

DNS Name http://dap-2553.rddomain.com
IP Address 172.21.245.25
Authentication method PSK
A valid pre-shared key (PSK) is required to access this AP.

Example:
"Passphrase/ Security Key/PSK: thisIsMyPassphrase
Cisco ACS Information

Server IP: 172.21.245.22
Server Host Name: cisco-1121.rddomain.com
The ACS server is configured to authenticate users for network access using the Active
Directory server (rdradius.rddomain.com).
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ZOLL Data Defib Upload Service (DUS) Information

Server IP: 172.21.245.20
Server Host Name: rdradius.rddomain.com
The Defib Upload Service (DUS) is installed on the rddomain Radius server. The DUS server is
configured to listen on port 11000, and the directory C:\Upload is the destination for Full
Disclosure and Defib History files.
ZOLL Data Data Exchange Service (DXS) Information

Server IP: 172.21.245.20
Server Host Name: rdradius.rddomain.com
The Defib Exchange Service is installed on the rddomain Radius server. The DXS server is
configured to listen on port 443, and the directory C:\DefibUploadServiceRoot is the
destination for Full Disclosure and Defib History files. The Wi-Fi card needs to supply a
username and password as credentials to authenticate with the DXS server. The Server is pre-
configured to use a ZOLL SSL certificate. The certificate is signed by a ZOLL certificate
authority and has an expiration date of 1/4/2062.
R Series Configuration
For WPA/WPA2 PSK, the user must set the following entries in the Network Profiles:
SSID Required
Non-Broadcast SSID N/A
WiFi Authentication Required, set to PSK
Authentication Protocol N/A
User Identity N/A
User Password N/A
Private Key Password N/A
Security key Required
Client Certificate N/A
For Enterprise with EAP-PEAP, the user must set the following entries in the Network Profiles:
SSID Required
WiFi Authentication Required, set to ENTERPRISE
Authentication Protocol Required, set PEAP
User Identity Required
User Password Required
Private Key Password N/A
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Security key N/A

Client Certificate N/A
For Enterprise with EAP-TLS, the user must set the following entries in the Network Profiles:
SSID Required
WiFi Authentication Required, set to ENTERPRISE
Authentication Protocol Required, set TLS
User Identity Required
User Password N/A
Private Key Password Required
Security key N/A
Client Certificate Required
Notes:
1. The client certificate is in binary form and includes the user's private key.
2. The client certificate has an extension of .pfx.
3. If you are using the ZOLL root certificate, when configuring the R Series unit, you only have
to fill in the host IP address. The Wi-Fi card will assign the host name.
4. The certificate of the domain controller (ACS server) is entered via the Add Root Certificate
facility.
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Data Transfer Settings (Optional)

The Data Transfer settings are attributes that control which files are transferred, and whether to
update the R Series unit’s clock with the time from the network server following a
transmission. It includes the following settings:
Full Disclosure Transfer Mode
Defib History Transfer Mode
Enable Report ID
Time Sync (Data COMM II only)
Report Transfer Reminder
Full Disclosure Transfer Mode

This setting allows you to determine the following:
• whether full disclosure file transfers are supported
• whether the Send Report softkey is displayed
Possible Values: Server, None

Default: Server
Defib History Transfer Mode

This setting allows you to specify whether device check files and activity log files will be
transmitted, and determines whether Defib History to Wi-Fi softkey is displayed.
Possible Values: Both, None, Manual, Automatic

Default: None
Enable Report ID
This setting allows you to enable or disable the option to enter a unique alphanumeric patient
ID before Wi-Fi transmission of a Full Disclosure report. If set to No, the report will be sent
automatically.

Default: No
Time Sync (Data COMM II only)

This setting allows you to specify whether the R Series will update its clock following a
successful Defib History transmission.
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Data Transfer Settings (Optional)
The Defib History Transfer Mode must be set to Automatic or Both. The R Series unit uses the
date and time of the Defib History Server to adjust its clock.

Default: Yes
Report Transfer Reminder

This setting enables the display of a message to remind the user to transfer report data. If set to
Yes, the message TURN UNIT ON AND ENTER DATA TRANSFER MODE TO TRANSFER
REPORT is displayed for 15 seconds when the unit is turned off from a clinical mode.

Default: No
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Entering System Configuration Mode

1. Turn the selector switch to OFF, and wait 10

2. Enter the passcode using the appropriate softkeys.

When all 8 digits have been entered, the unit

3. Use the Prev Value and Next Value softkeys to

Prev Next Exit

4. Press the Enter softkey to select the highlighted

Printing Configuration Settings and Activity Logs

Printing Configuration Settings

Printing the Activity Log

Uploading Data from a Compact Flash Card

1. Install the compact flash card in the R Series unit,

2. Press the Read From Card softkey to display the

3. Press the Enter softkey to initiate reading and

Saving Configuration to a Compact Flash Card

1. Power on the unit in System Configuration mode as

2. Press the Exit Config softkey to display the Exit

Discard Changes and Exit

Return to Main Menu

3. Press the Enter softkey to save the configuration

4. Press the Next Item softkey to highlight YES, then

Note: Wi-Fi settings are not saved to a Compact Flash Card.

Restoring Default Values

1. Power on the unit in System Configuration mode as

2. Press the Restore Defaults softkey to reconfigure

Accessing and Changing Configuration Settings

1. Press the Change Config softkey from the Main

Readiness Test Data Transfer

2. Use the softkeys on the screen to move through

3. Once you select and access the options for a

4. When you are finished, you can either press the

Leaving Configuration Mode

1. Press the Exit Config softkey from the Main System

• SAVE CHANGES AND EXIT - saves all Return to Main Menu

configuration changes you made and prompts

1. From the Select Configuration Categories screen,

DEVICE IDENTIFIER ABCDEFGH 777

Change Prev Next Category Main Exit

2. Select DEVICE IDENTIFIER and press the

3. In the character selection table:

Configuration Mode Passcode

Possible Values: 0 through 3 inclusive for each digit

1. From the Select Configuration Categories

DEVICE IDENTIFIER ABCDEFGH 777

Change Prev Next Category Main Exit

2. Select CONFIGURATION MODE PASSCODE

Prev Inc Dec Next

3. Use the softkeys as follows:

1. From the Select Configuration Categories

Change Prev Next Category Main Exit