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5.5 MECHANICAL OVERRIDE KEY LOCK SYSTEM
The title bar of the application has the typical controls that are found on many Windows applications, as well as buttons to access the
MedLink Configuration Menu and Help page.
1. First, insert the override key into the override lock on the front of the housing. Turn the key anti-clockwise.
2. This will eject the cassette handles from the housing. Pulling the handles outwards will allow the cassettes to be
removed from the housing
3. Second, use the same override key in the lock on the rear panel of the cassette. Turn the key anti-clockwise to unlock all the
drawers in the cassette. The Drawer may now be removed from the cassette.
NOTE: The ability to assign and reassign drawers is a configurable user permission. If you do not see the option to assign drawers
when following this process, it is likely this function is not allowed for your user or user group profile. You should consult your system
administrator for assistance.
5.6 ASSIGNING AND FILLING DRAWERS
In normal usage, a typical workflow will involve a nurse receiving medication from the hospital pharmacy or retrieving it from an
Automated Dispensing Cabinet. The nurse would use MedLink to securely store each patient’s medication in its own drawer for
subsequent administration. This section details the step by step process for assigning a drawer to either a patient or as a storage drawer,
and filling drawers with medication or supplies.
NOTE: The ability to assign and reassign drawers is a configurable user permission. If you do not see the option to assign drawers
when following this process, it is likely this function is not allowed for your user or user group profile. You should consult your system
administrator for assistance.