When you click on the DETAILS ANALYSIS button on the main menu, you are directed to the page, which presents a detailed view on all signals that you have recorded for one particular patient.

The available menu is as follows:

You enter automatically the Channels page:

1. CHANNEL

The dropdown box at the bottom of the screen contains two options – Channel 1 for ECG signal, and Channel 2 for plethismographic signal.

Using the left and right arrow at the bottom left corner - by changing the position of the cursor you can see the relevant numerical value. You can also zoom in and zoom out the x- and y-axes.

Using the MIRROR, SMOOTH, and CUT AREA buttons at the bottom of the screen you can change the view of the graph.

The PRINT button allows you to print the graph.

2. ALL CHANNELS

The ALL CHANNELS page allows you to monitor simultaneously all channels through which signals were recorded.

3. SPECTRUM

When you press the SPECTRUM button from the DETAILS main page, you are directed toward the page where you can view in details the spectrum of a recorded signal of your choice.

The upper curve presents the whole ECG signal, and all recorded cardiointervals are displayed as a tachogram. The lower curve displays the spectral power. Using the mouse or the arrows on the upper graph you can select an extract of the tachogram, and it will be presented on the lower graph as a spectral curve.

The upper left corner contains a dropdown menu, which allows you to choose between all channels through which an ECG signal has been recorded.

The other dropdown menu contains different options to display the graphical representation of the spectral power in the different spectral frequency areas.

The REVERT, SMOOTH, and CUT AREA buttons in the bottom of the screen allow you to customize your view of the spectral curve.

The PRINT button allows you to print the results.

Using the Cursor X menu in the bottom left corner of the screen, you can change the position of the cursor on the lower graph by the left and right arrow in order to view the respective positions and the relevant numerical values.

Using the ZOOM X and ZOOM Y menus in the bottom left corner of the screen you can zoom in and zoom out the x- and y-axes by the +/- arrow, and to review the respective numerical values.

4. HISTOGRAM

When you press the HISTOGRAM button from the DETAILS main page, you are directed toward the page where you can review in details the cardiointervals frequency distribution in a specific way.

By the supporting buttons it is possible to move the marker along the histogram, to select areas for more detailed examining, as well as to delete areas with great number of registered artefacts.

You can change the position of the cursor and view its position using the CURSOR X menu in the upper right corner of the screen.

You can also zoom in and zoom out the x- and y-axes using the left and right arrow below the CURSOR X menu.

Below the ZOOM X and ZOOM Y menus there are two dropdown menus. The first one allows you to choose between the different recorded signals. The second menu allows you to switch between Normal and Changes option of the histogram outlook.

Below the two drop-down boxes, the SMOOTH button allows you to modify the sharpness of the histogram.

You can print the histogram using the PRINT button.

5. SCATTEROGRAM

When you press the SCATTEROGRAM button from the DETAILS main page, you are directed toward the page where you can review the registered pulse variability of a patient presented in a specific way.

The number of heartbeats registered in the different parts of the scatterogram and the specific shape of the scatterogram cloud are widely accepted as indicators of certain heart disorders.

The upper part of the screen presents a tachogram with the recorded signal of the patient. In the upper right corner of the screen the data is displayed on a small scatterogram – changes in time (seconds and milivolts). An enlarged view of the scatterogram is presented on the graph in the middle of the screen.

Below the tachogram you will see several dropdown menus.

The first one allows you to choose between the channels for patient signal record.

The second menu allows you to switch between two outlooks of the scatterogram - Normal and Changes.

The third menu gives you several options for the view of the scatterogram – Image, 3D bars, 3D, Line, and Dot.

6. 3D TIME DISTRIBUTION

The 3D time distribution page presents the registered frequency changes in the signal of a particular patient.

Several dropdown menus are situated in the upper part of the screen.

The CHANNEL menu allows you to choose among the channels through which the signals from a particular patient have been recorded.

The TYPE menu allows you to choose the type of analysis you are interested in.

The VIEW TYPE menu gives you several options for the view of the graph – Image, 3D bars, 3D, Line, and Dot.

The LENGTH, STEPS, and SPACE menus allow you to customize the outlook of the graph according to your purposes.

The PRINT button allows you to print the page.