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Long-term patient acceptance of and satisfaction with implanted device remote monitoring, Europace. 2010; 12(5): 674-679. 24) Data on file. 25) Data on file. 26) Amvia Edge SR-T 10 years; Limited Warranty for BIOTRONIK Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices; Medtronic Limited Warranty Summary; Boston Scientific Limited Warranty Information and Forms; Abbott CRM Warranty Procedures Reference Manual; MicroPort Alizea DR™/Alizea SR ™ Implant Manual. 27) Amvia Edge DR-T 8 years; Limited Warranty for BIOTRONIK Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices; Medtronic Limited Warranty Summary; Boston Scientific Limited Warranty Information and Forms; Abbott CRM Warranty Procedures Reference Manual; MicroPort Alizea DR™/Alizea SR ™ Implant Manual. 28) Amvia Edge SR-T: At 2.5 V/0.4 ms, 60 bpm, 500 Ω; pacing: 50 %, Home Monitoring: OFF, QuickCheck: OFF, RF-Telemetry: OFF. 29) Amvia Edge DR-T: A: 2.5V/0.4ms, 60 bpm, 500 Ohm, pacing: 50%, RV: 2.5V/0.4ms, 60 bpm, 500 Ohm, pacing: 5%, Home Monitoring OFF, QuickCheck: OFF, RF-Telemetry: OFF, Vp Suppression: ON.