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Programmability Option
X
TRA
Operator’s Manual
20077/021 US
9-3
Creating a New Protocol
Follow these steps to create a new protocol:
1. Select a base protocol from the protocol drop-down menu. This can be either a factory
protocol or an existing custom protocol. You will duplicate and then customize the base protocol
in order to create the new protocol.
Choose a base protocol whose parameters are closest to what you desire for the new protocol.
2. Touch the New button. This will duplicate the protocol you selected in step 1 and will give
the newly created protocol a unique name (prefixed by the base protocol’s factory type).
3. Touch the Rename button to rename the newly created protocol to a more useful name.
Refer to “Renaming a Protocol” on page 9-6.
4. Make any desired changes to the protocol parameters. Refer to “Adjusting Parameters of a
Protocol” on page 9-3.
5. Once all parameters have been set to your desired values, touch the Save Modifications
button to save your modifications and close the Protocol/Mode tab. Alternatively, if you wish to
close the tab without saving your modifications, touch the Close (
) button.
The base protocol determines the fundamental type and behavior of a custom protocol. Wherever the
intraoperative and postoperative protocols (Pstd, Popt, and Post-op) are discussed in this manual, the
discussion applies equally to custom protocols that are derived from those protocols. The same is true
for sequestration protocols (PPP, PRP1, and PRP2) and their derived custom protocols.
Custom protocol names are prefixed with the name of their base factory protocol. For example, a
custom protocol created with a base of the Pstd factory protocol and named “user1” at the Keyboard
Screen will have a final name of “Pstd_user1”. The prefix may not be removed or renamed during the
lifetime of the protocol. Please refer to “Renaming a Protocol” on page 9-6 for more information.
A maximum of six custom protocols may be created for each bowl size (giving a total of 24 custom
protocols). If the maximum number of custom protocols already exists for the current bowl size, the
New button will be disabled and the operator must delete an existing custom protocol before creating
a new one.
Adjusting Parameters of a Protocol
The parameters of existing protocols (both factory and custom protocols) may be adjusted before and
during each processing cycle (as well as before the start of each case).
Protocol parameters may be adjusted in two ways:
• At run time from the Processing Screen while the current phase of the cycle is running, or
• At any time from the Protocol/Mode tab of the Menu Screen.
Modifications Performed During Current Phase
The operator may modify the parameters of the ongoing phase, without entering the Protocol/Mode
tab, through the controls presented in the processing displet of each phase (refer to “Processing
Screen” on page 5-39).
As an example, Figure 9-2 shows a Fill phase of a Pstd cycle in progress. At the bottom of the
processing displet is an editable text box which controls the fill pump speed parameter.