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| Picture | Area name | Context menu | Description | |
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| A | exercise station number |
| Here is only the number of the training area. This rectangle flashes red in case of an alarm. | |
| B | Patient button |
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| The current patient is always displayed on the patient button. If the button is pressed, the enlarged display of this training area is displayed, pressing the button again returns to the overview page. Patient key has its own configurable context menu, see Settings of the Context Menu Menu |
| C | online ECG |
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| In this area the current ECG of the patient is displayed. Depending on the setting, the ECG can also be displayed before patient selection. Online ECG has its own configurable context menu, see Settings of the Context Menu |
| D | information block right of ECG filed |
| Up to four configurable numerical values can be displayed simultaneously in the info block right of ECG field. See Information Block Settings | |
| E | Exercise area and HR curve |
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| In this coordinate system various curves of the training are displayed, Exercise area has its own configurable context menu, see Settings of the Context Menu Menu |
| F | information block right of Training filed |
| Up to four configurable numerical values can be displayed simultaneously in the info block right of training field. See Information Block Settings |
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- The most frequent and important user actions can be performed directly via one of the buttons on the overview page. These can therefore be called up with just one mouse click.
- Further general functions are all summarized under the options menu, so you need two mouse clicks. Some of these can also be called directly using a function key
- Important functions, the use of which is not always necessary, but must nevertheless be accessible in a fast way, can be found in the respective context menus, so this requires two mouse clicks.
- To make it even easier for users to work on the overview page, a specific function can be selected for each of the context menus (ECG area and training area), which can be performed directly with just one mouse click. This is the fastest way to trigger a certain function/action, but there is no button on the overview page, so it must be noted/learned. Here it is advisable to select only function whose inadvertent triggering with a mouse click has no too big negative effect on the running training. For example, a freely defined mouse click should not start or stop the training, but rather call up a certain enlarged display page. How to customize mouse click action on ECG view and exercise view?
Buttons on the training overview page
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Each of the function keys is executed immediately when pressed, i.e. it does not necessarily have to be called via the options menu.
| Function key | Description |
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| F5 | This key toggles between the classic content of the training area, i.e. the training- and HR-curve and the display of patient information. The display of the patient information is always displayed in the reddish background, so that the two display variants can easily be kept apart. |
| F8 | This key activates or deactivates the display of the F8 table. This table allows you to display additional numerical information about each of the exercising patients. The columns in the table can be individually configured, even during a training session, if necessary. In this table you can configure numerical displays that are of interest, but are not required immediately and always at first look on the overview page in the information blocks. |
