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11.3.2. Calibration of the “A-Bio” and “A-ProBeam” probes
After installing the A-Bio and / or A-ProBeam and / or A-Std probes in the unit, these ones
have to be calibrated:
Perform the A-Bio / A-ProBeam probe calibration in the “Probe Settings” menu of the
General Setup screen: refer to ABSolu user manual – Chapter V – Section 1.6 – Probe
settings (Installation / Calibration)
Perform the Tissue Sensitivity Determination of the A-Std probe in the “Probe Settings”
menu of the General Setup screen: refer to ABSolu user manual – Chapter V – Section
1.6 – Probe settings (Installation / Calibration)
Note: The documentation will still be present in the “?” of the ABSolu software, if the
“Documentation” folder has not been erased in the “D:\Quantel” directory.
Note: The Keycode is not modified, no more lost, when installing the database of the “Master
ABSolu”.
11.4. Transfer database from Master ABSolu to Destination ABSolu
11.4.1. Backup of the Master ABSolu
1. Open the ABSolu software (minimum V1.0.3) in the “Master ABSolu” unit.
2. Select the “General Setup” icon.
3. Click on “Backup” icon.
4. Select a folder on an external disk (the procedure may take several minutes).
5. Unzip the backup of the “Quantel 2019-07-10 12;25;12 (Full).zip” (the example only to
show the procedure) file in the external hard disk or in the “D:\” hard disk of the
“Destination ABSolu” unit.
Note: It is not recommended to extract the files on the desktop of the “Destination ABSolu”,
because the space on the disk will be too low. Extract the files on D:\hard drive.
WARNING
Important: by default, exported files (AVI, JPEG, EMR, PDF, Hotline files), which are located in
the “D:\ABSolu” folder of the “Master ABSolu”, are not automatically saved by using the
Backup icon.
They have to be saved manually, if you want to transfer them to the “Destination ABSolu”.
Make a copy of all probe parameters in order to reinstall them if you do not have probe USB
sticks. Check that the probe serial numbers and parameters numbers are identical.
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