Panasonic EWBU60 Operating instructions

Panasonic
Brand
Panasonic
Model
EWBU60
Type
Operating instructions

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Blood Pressure Management Software
Operating Instructions
EW-BU60
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Contents
Before use ................................................................................................. 2
Starting the Blood Pressure Management Software
................................. 3
Using the Blood Pressure Management Software for the first time
........... 4
User registration
........................................................................................ 5
Selecting user
............................................................................................ 8
Displaying graphs
...................................................................................... 9
Displaying Details page ................................................................................... 10
Displaying By Time Period page
...................................................................... 17
Displaying Summary page
............................................................................... 22
Printing screens
............................................................................................... 23
Closing graphs
................................................................................................. 23
Creating and editing memos .................................................................... 24
Updating data
.......................................................................................... 28
Closing the Blood Pressure Management Software
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Before use
General cautionary advice
• Please use this software and operating instructions under the terms of the product license agreement.
• Use or copying of part or all of this software and operating instructions without permission is
prohibited.
• Please be aware that the specifications of this software and the content of the operating instructions
may be changed without prior notice.
• In some PC environments, the descriptions and screenshots in this operating instructions may not
match the actual content and screen. Please be aware of this before use.
• These operating instructions describe how to use the Blood Pressure Management Software
after installation. For how to install and uninstall the software, see the installation manual
packaged with the CD. For how to operate the Blood Pressure Monitor itself, see the operating
instructions included with the Blood Pressure Monitor.
• Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and/or other countries.
• Other corporation and product names mentioned in this instruction manual are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective companies. Note that symbols, such as ®, denoting a
trademark or registered trademark are not used in these operating instructions.
• Use only for Panasonic Blood Pressure Monitor, Model EW-BU60.
• This software is intended to be used for purpose of storing and viewing measurement data.
This software is not intended to be used for purpose of diagnosis.
Required operating environment
To run this software, an environment of the type described below is required.
• PC: PC/AT compatible with processor speed of at least 800 MHz.
• OS: Windows XP (Home Edition/Professional) Service Pack 2/Service Pack 3
Windows Vista (Home Basic/Home Premium/Business/Enterprise/Ultimate)
• Built-in memory: At least 512 MB
• Hard disc: Space of at least 300 MB is required (not including space for storing data).
• Interface: Environment capable of reading SD memory card
• Software for consulting help: Adobe Acrobat Reader (5.0 or above)
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Starting the Blood Pressure Management Software
1.Double-click the “Blood Pressure Management Software” shortcut icon on
the desktop.
* If the shortcut icon does not appear on the desktop after the installation, click on [Start] → [All
programs] or [Program] → [Panasonic] → [Blood Pressure Management Software].
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Using the Blood Pressure Management Software for the
first time
1.Selecting a language
When the language selection screen appears, click to display a pull-down list of available languages, and
then click on your desired language.
* Note that the language selection screen only appears in English, irrespective of the selected language.
Click
Click to select a
language
Click
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User registration
1.Registering the first user
* Note that you will not be able to proceed to the graph display screen without registering at least one
user.
A screen appears for registering a user name. Enter the user name you wish to register.
* When registering a user name, be careful of the following:
• You cannot proceed without entering a user name.
• There is no limit on the number of letters in the user name, but we recommend keeping it within the
entry cell.
• You cannot use the following characters in the user name: \ / : * ? “ < > | , ;
After the registration, a window will open automatically. You can now select the file with your blood pressure
values. Insert the SD memory card in the SD card slot of your computer. Now, select the file in the already
opened window. The file has the extension “.CSV.” Click on the file and then on “Open.” Alternatively, you can
also double-click on the file to open it. Then a graph with your measured values will appear on your screen.
Please note that you cannot complete the registration if you do not select any .CSV file.
Folder structure of the SD memory card
SD memory card PRIVATE PEWGROUP BPM NO1.CSV
Measurement values of each user
stored on the SD memory card
NO2.CSV
NO3.CSV
NO4.CSV
NO5.CSV
Click
Click
Enter here
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2.Registering additional users
To register an additional user, click “Register new user” and perform the registration.
The Blood Pressure Management Software allows you to manage the data of multiple users. Although
there is a nominal limit of 1,000 users, the number of users you can actually register will depend on the
power of your PC and the space on your hard disc.
A screen appears for registering a user name. Enter the user name you wish to register.
* When registering a user name, be careful of the following:
• You cannot proceed without entering a user name.
• There is no limit on the number of letters in the user name, but we recommend keeping it within the
entry cell.
• You cannot use the following characters in the user name: \ / : * ? “ < > | , ;
After the registration, a window will open automatically. You can now select the file with your blood pressure
values. Insert the SD memory card in the SD card slot of your computer. Now, select the file in the already
opened window. The file has the extension “.CSV.” Click on the file and then on “Open.” Alternatively, you can
also double-click on the file to open it. Then a graph with your measured values will appear on your screen.
Please note that you cannot complete the registration if you do not select any .CSV file.
Folder structure of the SD memory card
SD memory card PRIVATE PEWGROUP BPM NO1.CSV
Measurement values of each user
stored on the SD memory card
NO2.CSV
NO3.CSV
NO4.CSV
NO5.CSV
Click
Click
Enter here
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3.Deleting registered users
You can delete users who are no longer required or have been incorrectly registered.
* Note that this software does not allow you to rename existing users. When a user name has been
registered incorrectly, use this command to delete the incorrect user name, and perform a new
registration.
If you are sure you want to delete this user click “OK”.
Click
Select a user
for deletion
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Selecting user
When multiple users are registered, you can select a user from a pull-down menu.
Click
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Displaying graphs
In the Start menu, click “Display charts” to display the screen shown on the next page.
With the default setting shown on the next page, the details page, day mode (with final day at right-hand
edge), and graphs start in average mode, displaying all time periods and pulse rate but not displaying
memos.
Click on any of “Details”, “By Time Period” and “Summary” tab to select the page you want to display.
When you are in the graph mode and want to select another user, close the graph window. You will then
return to user selection.
Click
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Displaying Details page
This page shows blood pressure values and pulse rate values during a specific period of time (day, week,
month or year).
1.Description of displayed content
A. Date display
Displays dates of displayed data.
B. Displays period and number of measurements.
*On the Details page, you cannot use the “Overall” and “Select Period” modes.
C. Displays numerical data for systolic pressure by time period (average value).
D. Displays the average systolic pressure and the standard deviation (range).
Calculated using data from the period beginning with the first displayed day and ending with the final
displayed day. (In “Single” mode, the single data selected from the entire period by clicking Single a
number of times is displayed.)
E. Displays the average diastolic pressure and the standard deviation (range).
Calculated using data from the period beginning with the first displayed day and ending with the final
displayed day. (In “Single” mode, the single data selected from the entire period by clicking Single a
number of times is displayed.)
F. Displays numerical data for the diastolic pressure by time period.
G. Displays the average pulse rate.
Calculated using data from the period beginning with the first displayed day and ending with the final
displayed day. The average pulse rate is denoted by a straight line (dark color) in the graph area.
H. Displays numerical data for the average pulse by time period.
I. Blood pressure graph display area
Systolic and diastolic pressure are plotted using “•” in each time period (Morning: pink, Noon: light
green, Afternoon: purple, and Night: light blue).
For a better overview the points are connected respectively.
J. Pulse rate graph display area
Average pulse rates are plotted using “•” in each time period (Morning: pink, Noon: light green,
Afternoon: purple, and Night: light blue). An average pulse reference line (darker colored straight line)
is plotted in the graph area.
Explanatory notes are displayed in different
colors depending on the g
raphed time of day
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2.Changing the displayed period
* Please note that you cannot use “Overall” or “Select Period” on the details page.
Period: Day
In this period, 31 days are displayed with each column representing a single day.
Period: Week
In this period, 6 weeks are displayed with each column representing a single week.
* Weekly units are defined as being from Monday to Sunday.
Click
Click
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Period: Month
In this period, 6 months are displayed with each column representing a single month.
Period: Year
In this period, 6 years are displayed with each column representing a single year.
Click
Click
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3.Changing the graph mode
On the details page, you can switch between “Average” and “Single”.
The calculations for average value and range (standard deviation) will be different for “Average” mode
and “Single” mode. In “Average” mode, the average of all data during the selected period will be
displayed, but in “Single” mode, a single selected data in the selected period will be displayed. Each time
“Single” is clicked, the selected data will change to the next data in order from the first data to the last
data in the selected period. (If “Single” is clicked when the last data is displayed, the display will return to
the first data.)
For details, please refer to the items in 1.Description of displayed content.
Click
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4.Changing the time period mode
You can select any of “Morning”, “Noon”, “Afternoon”, “Night”, and “All” as the time period mode.
In “All” mode, data from “Morning”, “Noon”, “Afternoon” and “Night” (i.e. all the time periods) is plotted.
The various time periods are defined as follows.
• Morning: 03:00 to 10:59
• Noon: 11:00 to 13:59
• Afternoon: 14:00 to 17:59
• Night: 18:00 to 02:59 of following day. (Note that the 00:00 to 02:59 are included as part of the
previous day.)
In each time period mode, the average values and range (standard deviation) are calculated differently.
• Single: Only the first measurement of each time of day is displayed.
Press the “Single” button to display all other readings starting with the oldest reading.
• Average: The mean value of two or more readings of each time of day is displayed.
As for calculation of the mean value and range, “Average” uses and calculates all data, “Single” uses and
calculates only the displayed data.
Click
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5.Switching between displaying and hiding pulse
You can select whether to display or hide pulse data.
Display pulse
Hide pulse
Click
Click
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6.Displaying and hiding memos
You can display and hide your memos.
Click “Display” to display the memos.
Click “Hide” to hide the memos.
When the pulse data has been hidden, memos which were placed in the pulse area (graph and values
area) will appear at the bottom edge of the page.
* Note that in memo display mode you cannot edit or move memos.
When memos overlap as shown below and you cannot see the comment in the memo at the back, left-
click on any part of the memo to bring it to the front.
Click
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Displaying By Time Period page
On this page, blood pressure and pulse data from any given range of dates can be displayed by time
period.
1.Description of displayed content
A. Date display
Displays dates of data shown.
B. Systolic Pressure, Range
The average systolic pressure and range (standard deviation) are displayed for each time period.
C. Diastolic Pressure, Range
The average diastolic pressure and range (standard deviation) are displayed for each time period.
D. Pulse rate
The average pulse rate is displayed for each time period.
E. Displays the average systolic pressure (average value) and range (standard deviation).
Values from all of Morning, Noon, Afternoon and Night are used to calculate this average.
The range of dates used in the calculation is the range shown in the Date display (A. Date display).
The method of calculation differs depending on the graph mode (Average, Single).
In “Average” mode, the average of all data during the selected period will be displayed, but in “Single”
mode, a single selected data in the selected period will be displayed. Each time “Single” is clicked, the
selected data will change to the next data in order from the first data to the last data in the selected
period. (If “Single” is clicked when the last data is displayed, the display will return to the first data.)
F. Displays the average diastolic pressure (average value) and range (standard deviation).
Values from all of Morning, Noon, Afternoon and Night are used to calculate this average.
The range of dates used in the calculation is the range shown in the Date display (A. Date display).
The method of calculation differs depending on the graph mode (Average, Single).
In “Average” mode, the average of all data during the selected period will be displayed, but in “Single”
mode, a single selected data in the selected period will be displayed. Each time “Single” is clicked, the
selected data will change to the next data in order from the first data to the last data in the selected
period. (If “Single” is clicked when the last data is displayed, the display will return to the first data.)
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G. Displays the average pulse rate.
Values from all of Morning, Noon, Afternoon and Night are used to calculate this average.
The range of dates used in the calculation is the range shown in the Date display (A. Date display).
The method of calculation differs depending on the graph mode (Average, Single).
In “Average” mode, the average of all data during the selected period will be displayed, but in “Single”
mode, a single selected data in the selected period will be displayed. Each time “Single” is clicked, the
selected data will change to the next data in order from the first data to the last data in the selected
period. (If “Single” is clicked when the last data is displayed, the display will return to the first data.)
H. Blood pressure graph display area
Systolic and diastolic pressure are plotted using “
”.
The average systolic and diastolic pressure for all time periods are plotted in the graph area (straight
line of darker color).
Bands denoting the ±ranges of the average systolic and average diastolic pressure respectively are
also plotted (bands of lighter color).
I. Pulse rate graph display area
The average pulse rate for each time period is plotted using “•”.
The average pulse rate over all daily time periods is denoted by a straight line in the graph area
(darker color).
Range for each
time per
iod
Range over all
time periods
Average for each
time period
Average over all
time periods
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2.Changing the displayed period
On the By Time Period Page, you can switch the displayed range of dates among “Day”, “Week”, “Month”,
“Year”, “Select Period” and “Overall”.
If you change to the “Select Period” mode, the following window will appear. Enter a “Start date” and an
“End date” and click “OK”.
* The default is the entire range of dates for which there is data.
Make sure that the date entered is in the above format (15/09/2009).
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Panasonic EWBU60 Operating instructions

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Model
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