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Label each CD when you remove it from the CD tray.
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After archiving is complete, touch PRINT to print the list of archived sessions.
Restoring Sessions from CD
When you want to view a patient session that is archived on CD, first restore it to the
CFM 6000 hard disk.
To restore a patient session:
1
Touch
TOOLS
, and then touch
RESTORE
.
2
Touch
OPEN TRAY
to open the CD tray, insert the CD, and touch
CLOSE TRAY
.
3
Select one or more files to restore. Sort the list by touching the column headings, if
desired.
4
Touch START RESTORE .
5
Touch OK to verify the sessions to be restored. If the archive spans multiple CDs,
you are prompted to insert each CD. When the restore is complete, verify that the
sessions were restored properly.
Deleting Files
After you archive sessions to CD, you can delete the files from the hard disk. If you delete
a file in error, you can recover it. You must stop recording the current patient session
before deleting files.
Permanently removing files from the hard disk to free up space is a 2-step process: deleting
the files and then removing them from the trash.
To delete files from the hard disk:
1
Touch TOOLS , and then touch FILES .
2
Select the files you want to delete. If you need to view a session first, select only
that session and then touch DISPLAY .
3
Touch DELETE , and then touch OK to delete the files.
To recover files deleted in error:
1
Touch TOOLS , and then touch SYSTEM .
2
Touch TRASH , and select the files you want to recover. If TRASH is unavailable,
first end the current patient session.
3
Touch UN-DELETE , and then touch OK to recover the files.
To permanently remove files from trash:
1
Touch TOOLS , touch SYSTEM , and then touch TRASH . If TRASH is unavailable,
first end the current patient session.
2
Select the files to be permanently removed, and then touch DELETE . Touch
DELETE ALL to permanently remove all the files from the trash.
NOTE
#
Sessions recorded on an prior version of CFM 6000 are indicated by
CFM 1X
. These
files are converted to version 2.x when they are restored.