Biocare PM-900, User Manual

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Chapter 4 Animal Management
--32-- User Manual of Veterinary Monitor
4.4 Discharge Animal
1. Select [Main Menu] – [Animal Manage] – [Discharge Animal].
2. After [Discharge Animal] is selected, you can operate as follows in the selected menu:
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Select [OK] rather than [Standby], and the monitor will carry out animal removal operation. After
removal, it returns to the main screen.
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By selecting [Standby] – [OK], the monitor will carry out animal removal operation, and then enter a
standby mode. Exit the standby mode by pressing any key.
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By selecting [Cancel], the monitor may exit from the animal removal operation, and then return to the
main screen.
Attention
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The operation of animal removal will clear all the historical data in the monitor.
4.5 Data Management
1. Select [Main Menu] – [Animal Manage] – [Data Management].
2. After [Data Management] is selected, you can operate as follows in the selected menu:
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Data Export: after you select the file type, the animal data can be exported to the U disk memory. The
file types are data files and Config Files, users can select anyone of them or select all to export.
Note
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Do not power off when data importing/exporting, or it is may cause the data disorder even lost.
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Because the system time is different between monitors and monitors, Import animal data may be
interleaved with native data on time.
4.6 Central Monitoring System
This series of monitors can be connected to a central monitoring system. Through the network:
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The monitor can send the animal information, monitoring or measure data, alarm limits, alarm levels, alarm
information, prompt information, and various setups to the central monitoring system.
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The central monitoring system and monitor can display the information in both places, and control some
functions bidirectionally.
For more detailed information, please refer to the user manual of the central monitoring system.