User`s Manual Template - Electrical and Computer Engineering
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1. Page 4 22. M Add section JT Select a course z Section number 3 2 4 Add students Log on gt File gt Account gt Add students CPR e TAM Fie Edit Help SA Tutorials Interactive stens Add students Select a course y Secti on number g Add a student individually 1 Student s name Student s number or 7 Browse csv file Add student list L E Fr di Cancel cn Ar EN User s Manual Page 3 3 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 5 Delete course Log on gt File gt Account gt Delete course CPR e TAM Fie Edit Help UM wre egpeden Yes 3 2 6 Delete students Log on gt File gt Account gt Delete students CPR e TAM File Edit Help User s Manual Page 3 4 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 7 Delete sections Log on gt File gt Account Delete sections ICPR e TAM File Edit Hep Delete section Tr Select a course l Section number User s Manual Page 3 5 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 8 Test USB data transfer Log on gt Back button gt Edit gt Test USB CPR e TAM File Edit Help Test USB data transfer 5 x Retrieve data Close connection Send data User s Manual Page 3 6 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 9 Tutorials Select Tutorial Icon First icon at main screen Perform CPR The steps User s Manual Page 3 7 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 9 1 How to Perform CPR Tutorial gt Perform CPR first icon at
3. User s MANUAL CPR Electronic Mannequin Assistant Engineering Health Solutions May 2009 Revision Sheet Revision Sheet 5 03 00 User s Manual Template and Checklist draft for end of phase 3 User s Manual Page i User s Manual Authorization Memorandum I have carefully assessed the User s Manual for the CPR eTAM This document has been completed in accordance with the requirements of the ICOM5047 course MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION The document is accepted X The document is accepted pending the changes noted The document is not accepted We fully accept the changes as needed improvements and authorize initiation of work to proceed Jomar Rosario NAME DATE Project Leader Edvier Cabassa amp Juan Gorritz NAME DATE Software Department Arelis Perez amp Jos Lombay NAME DATE Hardware Department Frank Mendoza NAME DATE Client Silicon Labs NAME DATE Sponsor User s Manual Page ii USER S MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1 0 GENERAL INFORMATION eerte tta nene tenen nna euo nra Sena re ea enne a eaae einen 1 1 1 1 NANA DC 1 1 1 2 Project References eoo eee eso roseo et eee eo ror aE euet Po soans oe pt ra Su s poe eaae So eV S Yo Po Tesi ee Pee ERE Uo PUO REFS era 1 2 1 3 Authorized Use Permission sorsonssnssonsnssnsssnssnnsnnsnssnnsnnsnnsnnsnnssnnsnnnsnnsnnsnnnsnnsnnssnnsnnnnnn 1 2 1 4 Points of Contact E 1 2 1 4 1 InfotmatiO
4. Engineering Health Solutions CPR eTAM app CPR eTAM software User s Manual 2 0 System Summary 2 0 SYSTEM SUMMARY User s Manual 2 0 System Summary 2 0 SYSTEM SUMMARY CPReTAM is a mannequin monitored and controlled by sensors a microprocessor and computer software in a personal computer to simulate the steps performed in a CPR rescue session This tool facilitates the job of the instructors by electronically monitoring students practicing CPR on a training mannequin We provide the hardware and software to identify when a student is not following the correct procedure monitoring chest compressions the victims breathing and pulse and the position of the victim s head using specialized software to configure the mannequin and display the data provided from the real time situation in the mannequin The CPR eTAM app can be divided into three principal modules How To Training and Setting Between all those modules it allows the user to create an account manage student information run training sessions to evaluate and train students and store results of those sessions The user is able to change the evaluation metrics used in the program to evaluate the student at the training session In order for the system to perform everything mentioned above you need to have a 120VAC wall plug 4xAA batteries and a computer with a usb port connector 2 1 System Configuration Briefly describe and depict graphically the equipment commun
5. tutorial screen How to perform CPR Welcome to the tutorial for performing CPR DISCLAIMER Before we get started please keep in mind that this tutorial does not intend to replace formal CPR training Completing this tutorial does not mean that you are certified to perform this procedure but will help in obtaining a certification In the probable case that you are a CPR instructor the purpose of this tutorial is to see how the program will determine whether or not a student is performing the steps correctly Images courtesy of the Association of First Aiders AoFA For more information please visit www AoF org To continue on to the next part of the tutorial click Next If you need to go back for some reason click Back If at any time you wish to quit the tutorial and return to the main page click Quit Now that we have that out of the way let s begin What is interactive mode Quit Previous Next Interactive mode Off User s Manual Page 3 8 3 0 Getting Started How to perform CPR Welcome to the tutorial for performing CPR DISCLAIMER Before we get started please keep in mind that this tutorial does not intend to replace formal CPR training Completing this tutorial does not mean that you are certified to perform this procedure but will help in obtaining a certification In the probable case that you are a CPR instructor the purpose of this tutorial is to see ho
6. Press Redmond WA 6 Obviex 2009 How to Encrypt and decrypt data using a symmetric Rijndael Key C VB NET Retrieved February 10 2009 from http www obviex com samples Encryption aspx 1 3 Authorized Use Permission Only the people that acquired the system through our company and agree with the following terms are authorized to utilize it This product in no way shape or form intends on replacing conventional professional teaching of CPR procedures Its only intention is the facilitation of teaching and evaluating CPR students Proper use of the product does not imply that the user will be certified to give CPR It falls under the responsibility of the instructor to take into consideration the legal aspects concerning CPR instruction and performing CPR 1 4 Points of Contact 1 4 1 Information Engineering Health Solutions is a group that intends to bring solutions to problems that involves the health and safety We spec to solve issues that can do the difference in the life of many people 1 4 2 Help Desk For emergency assistance please contact EHS by this email engineering health solutions E gmail com User s Manual 2 0 System Summary 1 5 Organization of the Manual Provide a list of the major sections of the User s Manual 1 0 2 0 3 0 etc and a brief description of what is contained in each section 1 6 Acronyms and Abbreviations CPR eTAM CPR Electronic Teaching Assistant Mannequin EHS
7. ctional heartbeat and oxygen intake through breathing Currently CPR training is usually performed using a mannequin and supervised by an instructor We improve the quality of the training process to perform CPR creating a tool to facilitate the job of the instructors by electronically monitoring students practicing CPR on a training mannequin Our product consist of a mannequin that will be monitored using different sensors and a software application which retrieve and process the information in order to provide proper training and support the instructor The mannequin simulates a person who needs CPR and responds to the steps if they were applied according to the rules of the CPR manual or instructor The trainer use software installed in a normal computer to control the mannequin s actions and obtain results of his or her students in real time with the ability to save the data or retrieve previous session data from a database User s Manual 2 0 System Summary 1 2 Project References 1 Thygerson A 2005 First aid CPR and AED 4 ed Jones and Bartlett Sudbury Massachusettes 2 National Safety Council 1999 Heartsaver facts First aid AED CPR training system Jones and Bartlett 3 National Safety Council 1997 CPR for the professional rescuer Jones and Bartlett 4 Jones A 2003 C for Java developers Microsoft Press 5 Microsoft Corporation 2002 Microsoft visual C NET Language reference Microsoft
8. ect Settings Third icon at main screen CPR e TAM File Settings i Default grading scheme Points to deduct for missed Shout at victim i Head tilt Nose pinch Rescue breaths Pulse check Compressions 2 eag Advanced options COM Port for wireless comm Current port 3 3 Changing Password To change the password you must press the logon button and click the Forgot your password option and enter your username In the next frame you must answer your secret question enter a new password and confirm it Now your password is change 3 4 Exit System To exit the system you must find out the way to see the exit red X pressing back or quit button It depends on the frame you are User s Manual Page 3 14 7 0 Reporting 4 0 REPORTING User s Manual 7 0 Reportin 4 0 REPORTING 4 1 Report Capabilities The application is able to create a report of the session realized by a student The report starts with a table that shows the last 5 grades of the student within a section of a course That table also shows the average grade of the student If you select a student by clicking over his her name you can see the passing grade expected by the evaluator the grade obtained by the student and where the student failed Table summary Gen Evaluation report for Oo An EDFI 3645 070 Below is the evaluation summary for the specified section To view a detailed report of a
9. ications and networks used by the system Include the type of computer input and output devices You need to assemble some parts of the system before use it Here are pictures of the steps that show you how to mount the system 1 Put the head of the mannequin in the torso User s Manual Page 2 1 2 0 System Summary 2 Support the head in the torso with the lock 3 Connect the cable of the head in the port of the torso User s Manual Page 2 2 2 0 System Summar 4 Turn around the mannequin and connect the cable of the blue box in the blue port User s Manual Page 2 3 2 0 System Summary 6 Connect the blue box to a switch User s Manual Page 2 4 2 0 System Summary 7 Turn on the blue box 2 2 Data Flows User s Manual Page 2 5 2 0 System Summary The system can be divided into two main modules hardware and software The hardware module has a one way communication from the sensor and devices to the micro controller At the software module exists two way communications between the Graphical User Interfaces class the Main class user and the database The communication in the software module indicates the interaction between the user and the application The user could be inputting student information on the system and when the user is done the system will provide a feedback form to the user indicating the status of the request of the user There is a two way communication be
10. ing Started 3 2 9 3 View past results tutorial Tutorial gt View Past Results third icon at tutorial screen View edit courses Eas Create a detailed report J p Course Section EDFI 3645 100 E 4 m PF gt Back _ Generate report User s Manual Page 3 11 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 10 Training If you are logon you can see the information described below 3 2 10 1 View edit course Training View Edit courses One icon at training screen Student information Student name View Edit Courses Student number 12345 67830 3 Courses Juanma Feliciano Magic Johnson Frank Sinatra EDFI 8995 s Jerry Seinfeld REINES grade George Costanza 0 z Elaine Benes Course Name Sections JEDFI Section 100 100 Detailed Information E ps User s Manual Page 3 12 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 10 2 Begin a training session Training gt Begin a training session second icon at training screen Live Training Instructor frank mendoza r Grading Course Section Enabled C Disabled leor Jo Student M Grading Profile Default C Custom Session Information Elapsed time 00 00 00 hh mm ss Live Preview Enabled Disabled Save results Yes No START Prev Step STOP User s Manual Page 3 13 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 11 Settings Sel
11. n i eie cec cd eet e eges eic t cen pt eec cese edel eet ee e 1 2 I S MEE VP ML MM 1 2 1 5 Organization of the Manwall so cccicccccssssesscsssneccsscssensssanceesdarsosscessucecsdseseessesncersscsessenssbeavossesees 1 3 1 6 Acronyms and Abbreviations seessssessosessossennssensnnsensnnennnssnsnssensnnennsnsnnnnsessnnenssnnennsssssnssessnne 1 3 2 0 SYSTEM SUMMAR Y uns Hin SER 2 1 2 1 System BI Eu IUD Ro Rm 2 1 22 D PLE D fe M M M 2 5 2 3 User Access Levels E EE TEA E E E TEN 2 8 2 4 Contingencies and Alternate Modes of Operation omoooocsssissss 2 8 3 0 GETTING DE d OT Dc m 3 1 3 1 A mc 3 1 3 2 SAI sestesssesssnessesteevensssoesessseeess 3 1 32 8 Test USB data a IER 3 6 PPA MEEA U IO Eei Ee P EEE E E E eee net e Perte e ec t tec e eroe erae p Pu une 3 7 3 2 10 Traimirng eun RN ae ated A eA eee ORE Ne ate 3 12 3 3 CHANGING PASS WON AR issen Nesse esos Eos Seoses ESS Vst E e RENE R Cea eR TEE Pe bee DRE 3 14 3 4 A E A EESE I O 3 14 4 0 REPORONE 0 al iii 4 1 4 1 Report OCPIDIIUT E 4 1 User s Manual Page iii 1 0 General Information 1 0 GENERAL INFORMATION User s Manual 2 0 System Summary 1 0 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 System Overview Cardiopulmonary resuscitation CPR is a procedure used with unconscious victims of some type of trauma which has caused the heart to stop beating in order to simulate a fun
12. ow indicating an error message that will allow the developers to find and correct the error displayed User s Manual Page 2 8 3 0 Getting Started 3 0 GETTING STARTED User s Manual 3 0 Getting Started 3 0 GETTING STARTED This section provides a general flow walkthrough of the system from initiation through the exit 3 1 Logging On To logging on the system you must double click the CPReTAM application When you are in the principal frame click file and then og on into the system CPR e TAM File Edit Help Username Password Create a new account Forgot your password ji og on to access all features 3 2 System Menu This section describes the system menu first encountered by the user as well as the navigation paths to functions noted on the screen User s Manual Page 3 1 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 1 View my account info Log on gt File gt Account gt View my account info frank mendoza Full name Username mendoza New Password Confirm password Secret question i Answer ooo mn Apply Delete account Cancel 3 2 2 Create a course Log on gt File gt Account gt Create a course CPR e TAM Fie Edit Help Course code Course number Course section Section capacity tings Configure this program to your User s Manual Page 3 2 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 3 Adda section to a course Fie Edit Help Tuto progr
13. particular student click his or her name Student name Student number Session grades Avg 2 2 3 4 5 Juanma Feliciano 802 03 1061 N A N A N A wal N A N A Magic Johnson 555 55 5555 N A N A N A mal N A N A Frank Sinatra 569 22 3265 N A N A N A N A N A N A Jerry Seinfeld 456 03 4568 79 100 96 100 20 N A George Costanza 456 40 5879 N A N A N A N A N A N A Elaine Benes 123 45 6789 wa NA NA NA NA N A Cosmo Kramer 987 65 4321 N A N A N A N A N A N A Click on a student s name to jump to his or her detailed report Juanma Feliciano saco top No procedures performed yet User s Manual Page 4 1 7 0 Reportin Results Session number 2 Grade 32 100 Passing grade for this session 80 100 First cyde Second cyde Third cyde Head tilt Head tilt Consciousness v dad X es X check chin lift chin lift Head tilt X Nose pinch IX Nose pinch X chin lift First rescue v First rescue v Nose pinch P breath breath econ econ First rescue v rescue IX rescue X breath breath breath Second Chest Chest rescue breath X compressions X compressions X Pulse check X a Y ae WZ a X Nose pinch IX Nose pinch X Head tilt First rescue First rescue chin lift X breath v breath v Second Second Mose nel X rescue v rescue v First rescue v breath breath breath Second D4 User s Manual racr a hraath
14. tween both modules This design was implemented for the hardware module to send information about the sensors to the application while the application indicates the micro controller when a training session is started and when a training session ended User s Manual Page 2 6 2 0 System Summary Output 8051 Micro controller Hardware communication Zigbee Module Software communication Zigbee module Interaction Communication USBConnector cls Data DBConnector GUl cls Main cls cls User s Manual Page 2 7 2 0 System Summary 2 3 User Access Levels The system currently allows two types of users unlogged and logged users The unlogged user have access to the How to Training and Settings of the application while the logged user has access to those and is able to add delete student course and section information and to store training session results 2 4 Contingencies and Alternate Modes of Operation The system has been developed to detect and correct some errors At the hardware module if a connection is disconnected at the sensors the status Light Emitting Diode green on the bottom of the mannequin will turn off If there is a problem with the micro controller power the Light Emitting Diode red at the box At the software module we are utilizing try catch statements which ensure the continuity of the application If an instruction fails the statements shows a wind
15. w the program will determine whether or not a student is performing the steps correctly Images courtesy of the Association of First Aiders AoF A For more information please visit www AoFA org 4 HowTo x To continue on to the next part of the tuto you need to go back for some reason cli _ 2 Would you lke to enable the interactive version time you wish to quit the tutorial and retur click Quit Now that we have that out oft What is interactive mode Quit Previous Interactive mode Off oe User s Manual Page 3 9 3 0 Getting Started 3 2 9 2 How to Add Courses Tutorial Add Courses Students second icon at tutorial screen frmHowTo_AddCourses Tutorial for adding courses amp students The first step in adding a course and students is to log into your account Of course if you don t have an account you will need to create one The steps for creating an account are fairly straightforward and therefore not covered in this tutorial To log in simply click the File menu strip item and select Log m A new window will pop up asking for your username and password Enter them into the appropriate field and select Ok If you entered the information correctly the program goes back to the main window and the status strip E u u Forgot your password assword should read Logged on Yes Quit Previous Next User s Manual Page 3 10 3 0 Gett
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