Landing Screen

If the IPG is new out of the box, it will be in a low-power state, also referred to as “Shelf Mode”. After the Clinician Programmer connects to the IPG for the first time, the IPG will no longer be in Shelf Mode.

Navigation Panel Overview

The navigation panel provides access to the app menus and programming functions. Tap the desired icon to navigate to the screen for that function. By default, the navigation panel is in a collapsed state and shows the icons only. To expand the navigation panel and show the icon descriptions, tap at the top of the panel. Tap it again to collapse the panel.

General Information

To turn stimulation to the IPG On or Off, refer to the title bar at the top of the screen. The title bar displays the name of the active screen and provides access to the IPG stimulation On/Off toggle button. When turning stimulation On or Off, a confirmation pop-up dialog box will display. Tap Turn On Stimulation or Turn Off Stimulation as appropriate.

On the navigation panel, tap the End Session icon and then tap End Session on the confirmation pop-up dialog box.

On the navigation panel, tap the About icon, and the company contact information, application firmware, and software version are displayed.

Patient Demographics Screen

• For an existing patient, first confirm that the information matches your records.
• To edit a field, tap the field and either a keyboard or a calendar will pop up as appropriate. An asterisk indicates a required field.
• Any grayed-out field cannot be edited.
• Tap Save then tap OK.

• If you receive a notice that the device has entered Safe Mode, please contact Enterra Medical for assistance. Safe Mode indicates that the IPG is in an error state and will not allow stimulation to be turned on and will not allow changes to the IPG settings.

Status and Diagnostics Screen

• To measure the Enterra Ascent^® System impedance, navigate to the Status and Diagnostics screen by tapping the icon and then tap Measure Impedance. All measurements will then be displayed. If all impedances are within range, a green checkmark appears next to each value confirming that the values are within a safe range. If a value is out of range, a caution symbol will be displayed. A lighting bolt icon identifies the currently active electrodes.

• To check the IPG battery status, tap the Status and Diagnostics icon on the navigation panel. The remaining battery capacity percentage is displayed.
• When the battery capacity depletes to a certain level, an Elective Replacement Indicator (ERI) will appear recommending that a replacement surgery be scheduled soon.

Programming Screen

Navigate to the Programming screen by tapping the icon and then tap Measure Impedance. The measurement for the active electrodes will then be displayed. If the impedance is within range, a green checkmark appears next to the value confirming it is within a safe range. If the value is out of range, a caution symbol will be displayed.

To edit a field, tap the field and select the appropriate setting from the dropdown menu.

Below is a list of editable fields:

• Current
• Frequency
• Pulse Width
• Cycle On/Off Time
• Electrode 1
• Electrode 2
• Case

Please note that the Electrode Configuration is located at the bottom of the screen.

To save and implement IPG setting changes, tap Program IPG.

To reset the IPG settings to the most recent programmed settings before you save any changes, tap Clear Changes. To reset the IPG settings to the IPG’s default settings, tap Reset to Nominal.

Programming History Screen

Tap the Programming History icon on the navigation panel. This screen displays the 80 most recent programming sessions; the most recent session is displayed at the top of the screen.

Please note that this screen is view-only and cannot be edited.

Reports

On the navigation panel, tap the Reports icon to navigate to the Reports screen. To generate one or more reports, tap the desired Generate report or Export button. When the report is generated, you have three options: close the dialog box, view the report, and open the Downloads folder, which is where the report is stored.

Yes, you can transfer a copy of a report to a compatible USB drive from the Downloads folder.

In the event that you forget the password, you can generate a new password by tapping the Set New Password button at the bottom of the Reports screen. Reports under the previous password will no longer be accessible. To access those reports, please contact Enterra Medical for assistance.

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For additional information or more details on a particular function, please refer to the Enterra Entrust User Guide, which can be found on Enterra Medical’s website.

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