Laerdal Twelve Lead Task Trainer - Manual (Page 9)

Assuming there are no scenarios currently programmed,
the display will look like this:
PRG 1 1 N 0:00
000 END SCENARIO
Starting at the top left:
PRG – Current mode – programming mode
1 – Current scenario number
1 – Current scenario step number.
N – Scenario will not advance to the next step with a
defib pulse.
0:00 – Timer is disabled for this step
And the bottom line:
000 – indicates this step is the last step of the scenario
NOTE: Waveform 000 (END SCENARIO) will end a
scenario with fewer than nine (9) steps, and a timer value
of 0:00 will disable the timer for the current step.
Programming the unit –
NOTE: If you hold the ‘Prog>’ button down for more
than 5 seconds, the scenarios data will be updated and
saved.
To move cursor while in programming mode, press the
‘Prog>’ button. When you reach the end of the bottom
line, the cursor will go back to the front of the top line.
1. Move the cursor to the ‘SCEN’ position
2. Select the scenario number (1 through 9) you
want to edit by pressing a number or the +/-
buttons on the keypad
3. Move the cursor to ‘STEP’ position
4. Select the step number (1 through 9) you want to
edit by pressing a number or the +/- buttons on
the keypad
5. Move the cursor to the ‘DFIB’ position
6. Select whether or not you want your scenario to
advance (Y or N) to the following step when it
detects a defib pulse by pressing the +/- buttons
on the keypad.
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