Data Collection EEG is directly recorded from the included EEG amplifier Six serial and four MDport™ (USB) digital input ports on the I/O Module allow the interfacing of multiple external devices for the collection of waveform and trend data Glasgow Coma Scale, lab values, and other measurements may be manually entered and trended All data is time synchronized An optional USB video camera is available for the recording of patient video Interfaced Devices Philips IntelliVue patient monitors (vital signs) Philips CMS patient monitors (vital signs) GE Solar 8000 patient monitors (vital signs) Somanetics INVOS monitor (brain oxygen saturation) Check our website for other supported devices Displays Waveform, trend, and numeric display types Adjustable display settings (for measurement type, display scales, and other features) Combinations of multiple display types can be configured by the user in a variety of layouts (to allow the simultaneous visual comparison of different measurements or different time periods within the recording) Events Events marked by the user can be entered at specific time points and are recorded with the patient data Events can be pre-defined by the user or defined by the application protocol Events can be edited during monitoring but are permanently recorded when the file is closed Event lists can be displayed and used to navigate to the particular time of an event within the data Alarms High and low limit alarms can be set for trended measurements Alarms are annunciated with a visual indicator and can optionally mark an event on the timeline Alarms can be latched or unlatched Data Storage Up to three patient recordings may be temporarily stored on the system Up to 4 Gigabytes of continuous storage space per patient recording Data may be archived to a CD, DVD, USB drive, or to a network location Archived recordings may be reloaded into the monitor for review Printouts, Reports and Analysis Application-specific data analysis can be performed on the monitor Electronic reports can be generated on the monitor and then transferred to any PC for offline printing Archived data can be converted into Matlab™ (The MathWorks) or Insight™ (Persyst Development Corporation) formats for off-line data review, analysis, and printouts