What
is QRS-Card and how does it acquire 12 Lead ECG?
Answer:
QRS-Card
is an electronic device, (4.5" x 2.5"). One side of this
box connects to the patient using a standard 12 Lead ECG cable. The
other side of this box connects to the serial port of a PC (USB
version also available). The device uses the QRS-Card/Stwin software
to acquire ECG's which can be saved, emailed or printed.
What
are the minimum computer requirements for QRS-Card usage?
Answer:
Minimum
requirements for the PC are:
Pentium
II, 233 MHz, 32 MB RAM, 1 GB Hard Disk, VGA (1024x768) monitor, Window
98/2000/ME, Windows compatible printer.
Are
Physicians able to type their own comments?
Answer:
Physicians
can easily modify the interpretation or write their own comments, which
later can be printed in as reports.
How
does the QRS-Card Print ECG Reports?
Answer:
QRS-Card
prints various reports using any Windows Compatible printer.
QRS-Card
prints ECG Rhythm data including the grid on a plain paper
How
is the QRS-Card powered?
Answer:
QRS-Card
is the only ECG device available in the industry which does not use
batteries.
QRS-Card
takes power from the PS2 port of the notebook computer, or PS2 port of
the notebook or desktop computer, or the USB port of the computer.
What
are the accessories shipped with the QRS-Card?
Answer:
QRS-Card
is shipped with the following items:
QRS-Card
ECG device
12
Lead ECG wires
Data/Keyboard
cable, which connects QRS-Card to the computer
User
Guide
QRS-Card
Quick Reference Card
Stwin
Quick Reference flow chart
How
does the QRS-Card connect to a computer?
Answer:
The
QRS-Card Connects to the serial port or the USB port of the computer.
Does
QRS-Card perform automatic ECG Interpretation?
Answer:
The
QRS-Card software has built-in automatic ECG interpretation.
This
interpretation is USA FDA approved
Physicians
can edit the automatic interpretation by typing new interpretative
statements or using statements from a predefined library.
How
do I obtain new/upgrade QRS-Card software?
Answer:
Latest
software and upgrade can be requested from Pulse Biomedical office in
USA or this software can be directly downloaded from the Pulse Biomedical
website.
Can
I use QRS-Card on a different computer?
Answer:
QRS-Card
can be used on multiple computers by installing the Stwin software on
various computers and then connecting QRS-Card to the new computer.
Does
the QRS-Card have a warranty policy?
Answer:
QRS-Card
comes with one-year
warranty
Software
upgrades are usually free
Does
the QRS-Card Stress System support automatic Treadmill or Ergometer
control?
Answer:
QRS-Card
supports only digitally (serial/RS232) controlled treadmills and
ergometers.
In
order to use automatic treadmill or ergometer two serial ports must
be available. One serial port to connect the QRS-Card and the other to
connect the treadmill or ergometer.
If
the QRS-Card is connected to the USB port then one serial port is
required to control the treadmill or the ergometer.
Does
QRS-Card ECG System support automatic Blood Pressure?
Answer:
The
QRS-Card
does support Automatic Blood Pressure devices from Ergoline and
Suntec "Tango".
Can
I send a patient's ECG electronically to a remote location?
Answer:
An
ECG
can be sent electronically via diskette/CD or emailed to a remote
location.
User
on the remote site can download free demo software to review the ECG's.
If
you have any further questions about PBI and its products, please do
not hesitate to contact a member of our support team. Support@qrscard.com
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