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SETUP OPTIONS
SYSTEM SETUP OPTIONS
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3.4 SYSTEM SETUP OPTIONS
A Objectives
When you have completed this topic, you will be able to:
B Describe the options available from the System screens.
B Set the date and time displayed at the Workstation.
B Locate the procedures for changing the Workstation for non-English speaking locations.
B Set up the instrument to automatically print non-patient results.
B Customize your laboratory’s printed patient report form.
B Set up the instrument to automatically do Auto-Clean, Startup, and Shutdown cycles.
B Define a “New Workday” and explain its significance.
B References
In the Online Help System or the Instructions for Use manual, refer to:
r
Setup Menu Options under Heading 5.12 MENU PATHS
r Heading A.8 SYSTEM SETUP
C Special Instructions
1. The instrument must be powered up.
2. Either a Supervisor or Service must be logged in to access Setup options.
D Topic Notes and Tasks
1. Access the System setup screens.
From the Main Menu, click tt .
2. Point out the four tabs,
Local Settings, Host, Printer, and Cycle Options, clicking on each if
desired, but return to the Local Settings screen.
3. The Local Settings screen allows you to set up the instrument for the time, date, and
language of the instrument’s current location.
a. The Current Date/Time fields allow you to set the current date and time at
installation and to adjust the time for changes, such as daylight savings time.
b. The Date/Time Format fields allow you to select the date and time display format.
1)
MM/dd/yyyy (month/day/year) is the default date format.
2)
HH:mm:ss (hours:minutes:seconds) is the default time format.
c. Help the trainee find the procedure,
Changing the Current Date/Time and Date/Time Format,
in Appendix
A.8 of the Online Help System or the Instructions for Use manual, and
use the procedure to adjust the date and time as needed.
d. The Language box allows you to select the language displayed by the Workstation’s
software.
1) The language selections are
English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
2)
English is the default setting.
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