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You can change a protocol up until the maximum protocol for that medium type is reached.
Negative vials whose protocol is extended become Ongoing. Ongoing vials whose protocol is
reduced, and that go out of protocol, become Negative when they receive their first test after
reentry into the instrument.
Select to clear the information currently on the display. This enables you to not save the
information for the current vial.
Select to exit the display and return to the Status display.
5.3.5 System Alerts Display
The System Alert display shows a list of system alerts that have occurred. (Workflow messages are not
displayed.) The last 100 alerts are shown in the display, from the most recent (top) to oldest (bottom).
The list is updated dynamically.
You can print the alert listing, delete the entire listing, or delete individual alerts. Any currently active
alerts are indicated by an exclamation mark at the left side of the display. Active alerts cannot be
deleted from the listing until the alert condition is cleared.
To select a message to view a detail window or delete the message, select the message in the
scrollable alert window. Alerts still print on the Alert List report even if they are removed from the
display.
The System Alerts button is grayed out when there are no alerts to display.
See Figure 5-6 for a sample System Alerts display.
To access System Alerts:
System Alerts Buttons:
Active if a single message is highlighted, inactive if no message or more than one message is
highlighted.
Select to pop up a read-only detail window showing the time that the alert occurred, the time
that the alert was cleared (if applicable), and the full text of the alert message.
Select to delete all the non-active messages from the list. This button is always active.
Clear button
Exit button
From the Status display, select System Alerts
Info button
Remove All button
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