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ZOLL Data Getting Started GuideSoftware version 3.10, Manual 3.10 2002, 2003, 2004 by ZOLL Data Systems, a subsidiary of ZOLL Medical Corporation. All rights reserved.RescueNet Code Review – Standard, Professional, and Enterprise Editions are trademarks of ZOLL Medical Corporation. Other product and company names may be the trademarks of their respective owners.RescueNet Ready!RescueNet Code Review software is a component of RescueNet —integrated, performance-driven software and medical devices forEMS organizations brought to you by ZOLL Data Systems and ZOLLMedical.The RescueNet suite includes several products designed specifically for the EMSindustry, including: RescueNet Code Review – Standard, Professional, and Enterprise Editions.Uniform resuscitation data collection, analysis, reporting, and management.Standard Edition is a free download available at www.zolldata.com/ZOLLData/.Standard Edition users can upgrade to Professional or Enterprise Editions bycontacting a ZOLL Regional Sales Manager or visiting: www.zolldata.com/ZOLLData/Store/. ZOLL M Series. The smallest, lightest, most advanced defibrillator monitor. ZOLL AED Plus. Guides users through the entire rescue process. Features ZOLL’shallmark durability, advanced technology, quality, and value. RescueNet Dispatch advanced computer-aided dispatch. RescueNet Billing integrated billing. RescueNet Field Data for PC field data collection for Windows. RescueNet Filed Data for Pocket PC field data collection for Pocket PCs. RescueNet Mobile mobile data system. RescueNet Dispatch Web Scheduler Web-based trip ordering. RescueNet Dispatch Web Viewer online transport tracking.For more information: www.ZOLL.com and www.zolldata.com.

Getting startedWelcome to RescueNet Code Review – Standard, Professional, and Enterprise Editions,Windows-based software you can use to easily access, view, annotate, maintain, and printresuscitation incident data.TopicsStarting Code Review – page 2Exporting cases – page 17Transferring AED Plus cases via infrared (IR) – page 2Printing reports – page 18Transferring M Series cases via Bluetooth – page 3Closing cases – page 21Transferring cases via card reader – page 3Erasing cards – page 21Transferring cases via serial cable – page 4Tools › Options – page 22Reviewing cases – page 5Using Code Review for multiple users – page 22Viewing the entire ECG – page 6Licenses for upgrades – page 24Magnifying ECG and playing animation – page 7Utstein data – page 25Zooming – page 8Advanced parameters – page 26Saving added case data – page 912-lead details – page 27Adding annotations – page 10Trend reports – page 28Opening existing cases (zol or crd files) – page 12ZOLL InterLink – page 29Searching for cases – page 13ZOLL Director – page 37Creating new blank cases – page 14ZOLL Grabber – page 39Linking cases – page 15Getting help – page 41Sending cases to another folder – page 16Latest information and updates – page 41Upgrades – page 41Code Review – Getting started › Topics1

Starting Code Review1. Click!2. RescueNet Code Review opens.Transferring AED Plus cases via infrared (IR)1. Position AED Plus near infrared readerof an infrared-enabled PC.“Communicationsestablished.”2. Click!3. Press and hold for about 5 seconds, untilyou hear “Non-rescue mode.”4. Incident data is transferred. See also Infrared transfersettings on page 22 and ZOLL InterLink on page 29.2Code Review – Getting started › Starting Code Review

Transferring M Series cases via Bluetooth2. Click!1. Position M Series within 30 feet (10meters) of PC (Bluetooth is omnidirectional).3. Press and hold the leftmostsoftkey, and then turn on defibrillator.4. Hold leftmost softkey until “System Utilities” mode isdisplayed, and then press Upload and Send.5. Incident data is transferred.See also Bluetooth transfer settings on page 23 and ZOLLInterLink on page 29.Transferring cases via card reader1. Remove flash card from M Series or1600/1700 and insert into cardreader attached to PC.2. Click!3. Incident data is transferred.See also Card reader transfer settings on page 22.Code Review – Getting started › Transferring M Series cases via Bluetooth3

Transferring cases via serial cable2. Click!1. Attach M Series (or 1600/1700) withthe flash card inserted to the PC,using ZOLL serial cable.3. On M Series, press and hold downleftmost softkey, and then turn ondefibrillator.4. Continue to hold down leftmost softkey until “SystemUtilities” mode is displayed, and then press Uploadand Send.5. Incident data is transferred. See also Serial transfer settings on page 23.4Code Review – Getting started › Transferring cases via serial cable

Reviewing casesMenusCommand buttonsTabsUnique case IDDefibrillator dataCase tree contains alist of resuscitationincident cases andassociated events.Patient informationTo add date of birth,click!Case date:1. Click!Patient name:2. Click!4. To view long text in the tree, pause Case events:Case ID:3. Click!Case event symbols indicatethe item’s data source or origin: M Series events AED and AED Plus events User-entered events 1600/1700 eventsCode Review – Getting started › Reviewing cases5

Mark cases as reviewedor not reviewedWhen cases are first opened, they are marked unreviewed. After being selected for five seconds, they are automatically marked reviewed.You can also manuallymark a case not reviewed(or reviewed).1. Right-click!2. Click!Viewing the entire ECG1. Click!1 strip 00:00:30 5.00 mVCase events6-second reference box5 strips 00:02:30Gain 1MidpointScroll ECGTime modeTime mode for an AED Plus case: Real time is displayed unless it is not known, in which caseelapsed time is displayed. (This can occur if the AED Plus was reset or its batteries werechanged between the time of the incident and the time of the data transfer.)6Code Review – Getting started › Viewing the entire ECG

Magnifying ECG and playing animationNote: The animation includes sound recorded on an AED Plus or an M Series, if any.Method 1:Method 2:Click!Method 3:Click!6-secondreference boxClick!Grid 00:00:00.2 0.50 mVStrip 00:00:06Default gain 1Animated ECG:PlayStopMidpointCPRInches of compressionTo show a different parameter, click!Time that compressionoccurred(compression depth andrate only appear for AEDPlus)Scroll ECGCode Review – Getting started › Magnifying ECG and playing animation7

Copying1. Right click!2. Click!3. Paste in another program.Zooming2. Choose view.1. Click!– or –2. Choose Zoom In or Out.1. Click!8Code Review – Getting started › Magnifying ECG and playing animation

Saving added case data1. No changes.2. Add or change case data.Added info.3. Click!Code Review – Getting started › Saving added case data9

Adding annotationsMethod 1:1a. Click!1c. Type:- Time- Title- Annotation1b. Click!1d. Click OK.Method 2:2a. Right-click grid at desiredtime.2c. Time is prefilled.2d. Type:- Title- Annotation2e. Click OK.2b. Click!3. Annotation added.10Code Review – Getting started › Adding annotations

Editing/viewing annotations1. Right-click!32. Click!Deleting annotations1. Right-click!2. Click!3. Annotation deleted.Code Review – Getting started › Editing/viewing annotations11

Opening existing cases (zol or crd files)1. Click!2. Looks first in your Default data files folder(see page 22), but you can look in anyfolder.3. Click a zol or crd file.4. Click!5. Case displayed.6. If you open a crd file, its cases areautomatically saved as zol files inyour Default data files folder (seepage 22).File name date time computername (time hour minutes seconds milliseconds).12Code Review – Getting started › Opening existing cases (zol or crd files)

Searching for cases1. Click!2. Starts in Default data files folder (see page 22). Click Browse tosearch a different folder.3. You can search using any combination of thesearch criteria.5. Click!Note: Blank patient name Unknown4. You can also search with a custom query.6. Cases that match the search criteriaare displayed. You can open or deletethe selected case.Note: Hold the Shift or Ctrl key to select multiple cases ,and then click Export, Reports, or Open.Code Review – Getting started › Searching for cases13

Creating new blank cases1. Click!2. At any time, you can add case datato a blank case.3a. At any time, you can insert a defibrillator record into a blank case.3b. If you insert from a card file that contains multiple incidents, select one.If necessary, you can link the other incidents. See Linkingcases on page 15.4. You can also remove a defibrillator record from a case.The removed records are stored as card (crd) files.14Code Review – Getting started › Creating new blank cases

Linking cases1. Separate cases (on the same or different days).2. Select the case to be linked.3. Drag it to the case towhich you want to link it.4. Click!5. Cases linked.(See also Data options on page 22.)Unlinking cases1. Right-click!2. Click!Code Review – Getting started › Linking cases15

Sending cases to another folderBy default, cases are saved in the Default data files folder (see page 22). You can also save acopy of a case in another folder.1. Right-click!3. Select folder.4. Click!2. Click!5. A copy of the case is saved, including patient, case,defibrillator, and ECG data.16Code Review – Getting started › Sending cases to another folder

Exporting casesB. Enter the location to save to, thefile name, and the file type.A. To export any of these, select thedata to export.1. To export Waveform Data, selectWaveform Data.2. Indicate the number of samplesper second.3. Click, and then follow the instructionsfor exporting other types of data (A&B).Note: To export multiple cases, hold the Shift or Ctrl key whileyou select the cases, and then click Export.(See also Data options on page 22.)Code Review – Getting started › Exporting cases17

Printing reportsIncident Log1. Click!2. Click!3. Click!Notes and events entered in Code Revieware in italics.18Code Review – Getting started › Printing reports

Strips: Full Disclosure or Event Summary for selected eventsEvent Summary displays at least 15seconds before and after eachinstance of the selected event(s).If there is a gap of no activity, “TimeGap: # seconds” is printed betweenstrips.Code Review – Getting started › Printing reports19

HIPAA Disclosure1. Click!2. Click!3. Click!20Code Review – Getting started ›

Closing casesMethod 1:Method 2:Method 3:Erasing cardsOnce you have downloaded the data from a card usedin an M Series or 1600/1700, you can erase the card toprepare it for recording new incidents in the defibrillator.Code Review – Getting started › Closing cases21

Tools › OptionsData optionsDefault data files folderThe location where all data files are stored.To browse to and select a new location fordefault data files, click!Using Code Review for multiple usersTo use Code Review for multiple users, share thedefault data files folder on your network.Infrared transfer settingsIf you have trouble using the infrared reader, youcan manually select different settings.To return to the automatically selected settings,click the Detect button.Card reader transfer settingsInternal. Works for most internal laptop cardreaders using the default Memory Window setting (100D0000).External. Works for OmniDrive Pro - parallel orOmniDrive USB LF external card readers.Test. Checks whether the selected Memory Window is a valid choice for a card reader.Detect. Finds the first free Memory Window in the list. If you have trouble reading a card, trymanually selecting a different Memory Window setting.Erase card automatically. You can have the system automatically erase cards once the datahas been successfully read from them. This prepares the card for recording new incidents inthe defibrillator.22Code Review – Getting started › Tools › Options