Dark colors (especially black, blue, and green) can interfere with the light sensors and cause falsely low readings.
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| Section | Function | |---------|----------| | | File, Device, Report, View, Help | | Left panel | Patient info, session list, event markers | | Main graph | SpO2 (blue) and pulse rate (red) over time | | Bottom panel | Plethysmogram waveform, statistics summary | | Right panel | Desaturation events (4% or 3% drops) | Dark colors (especially black, blue, and green) can
Unlike basic alarms, SpO2 Assistant 3.1 delays the alert for 45 seconds to avoid reacting to transient dips (e.g., holding your breath briefly). Dark colors (especially black