CORE 500™ audio filters

The CORE 500™ has 3 audio filter modes that have been optimized for the unique frequency of body sounds. The filters pass specific frequency ranges of the audio signal and reduce frequencies that could be distracting. This provides a clearer listening experience.

The audio filter is shown at the top of the screen:

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Audio filter descriptions

Wide

The wide filter is used for all body sounds and is optimized for general use. It’s also best for listening to bowel sounds and includes:

  • Real-time heart rate in beats per minute (BPM)
  • Single ECG waveform
  • AI analysis
  • Auto record
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Cardiac

The cardiac filter is used for heart sounds and includes:

  • Real-time heart rate in beats per minute (BPM)
  • ECG
  • AI analysis
  • Auto record
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Pulmonary

The pulmonary filter is used for lung sounds and includes:

  • Real-time heart rate in beats per minute (BPM)

This filter doesn't include:

  • ECG
  • AI analysis
  • Auto record
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Best practice

We recommend using the wide filter first because it has the widest bandwidth for all body sounds. Then, the cardiac and pulmonary filters can be selected to focus on specific sounds for those use cases.

For example, you start auscultating with the wide filter, then change to the cardiac filter to focus on cardiac sounds. Finally, you change to the lung sounds and auscultate the patient’s back.

Change the audio filter

Press the top button once to change to a different audio filter.

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