Cyclone®Kiube

Production Guide

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Abstract The Production Guide for the Cyclone®Kiube relates to functions specific to the
Production Mode, or useful during the Production.

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Contents

1. About This Guide

Scope and Contents .................................................................................. 1-2
Conventions used in this Guide .............................................................. 1-4
Related Documents ................................................................................... 1-5

2. Logging on to Production mode

Overview .................................................................................................... 2-2
Logging On ................................................................................................ 2-4

3. F-18 Target Process and Preparation

About Nirta® 18F-Targets .......................................................................... 3-2
Target Preparation .................................................................................... 3-4

4. About Recipes
Overview .................................................................................................... 4-2
Recipe Parameters .................................................................................... 4-2

5. Quick Start Production

Overview .................................................................................................... 5-2
Running Quick Start .................................................................................. 5-2

6. Manual Start Production

Overview .................................................................................................... 6-2
Running Manual Start ............................................................................... 6-2

7. Tracking Productions
Overview .................................................................................................... 7-2
Operator-Confirmed Steps during Production ....................................... 7-2
Quick View Screen .................................................................................... 7-4
Production Tracking Screen .................................................................... 7-7
Production Summary Screen ................................................................... 7-8

8. Interlocks and Alarms

Interlocks ................................................................................................... 8-2
System Alarms .......................................................................................... 8-4

9. Production Reports
Overview .................................................................................................... 9-2
Accessing Production Report Functions ................................................ 9-3
Displaying Production Reports ................................................................ 9-4
Printing Reports ........................................................................................ 9-5
Exporting Data to File ............................................................................... 9-5

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Fig.2-1:HOME screen .................................................................................. 2-2
Fig.2-2:User Groups and their Authorized Access ..................................... 2-3
Fig.8-1:Example of BUILDING SAFETY SCREEN ............................................. 8-2

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Tables
Table 1-1: Cyclone®Kiube range................................................................ 1-2
Table 1-2: Typographic Conventions ......................................................... 1-3
Table 3-1: 18F- Conical Targets Specifications and Recommended
Parameters .............................................................................. 3-2
Table 3-2: Liquid Target Process ............................................................... 3-3
Table 4-1: Recipe Common Parameters Available to Authorized Users
in Production Mode.................................................................. 4-2
Table 4-2: Recipe Side (1or 2) Parameters Available to Authorized Users
in Production Mode.................................................................. 4-3
Table 8-1: Typical Exchanges Between ACS and User Systems .............. 8-2

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1. About This Guide

In this chapter:

 Scope and Contents

 This section describes the writing conventions used in this guide.
 Related Documents

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About This Guide

Scope and The Cyclone®Kiube is a radioisotope delivery system comprising the accelerator
(cyclotron) and a choice of targets.
Contents
The Cyclone®Kiube cyclotron produces and accelerates negative ions that are stripped of
their electrons by passing through a carbon foil (stripper) before hitting the target. This
method of extraction is nearly 100 % efficient and minimizes the activation of internal
cyclotron parts so that maintenance can be carried out shortly after system shutdown. The
Cyclone®Kiube can accommodate two proton sources. Particles accelerated can be
extracted at eight beam exit ports where targets are installed.
Nirta® Liquid for the production of 18F- is the most widely used target for the
Cyclone®Kiube and therefore the description of the 18F- target is included in the
description of the Cyclone®Kiube. However, a range of other targets are also available as
options: Nirta® Liquid targets for the production of 13NH3 and 68Ga; and Nirta® Gas
targets for the production of 15O, 11CO2, 11CH4.1, 2
Utility systems are mounted on the cyclotron, or in free standing cabinets in the power
supply or technical rooms.
The Zephiros® control system, with an application server providing the user interface with
the industrial programmable logic controller (PLC) that handles the control logic,
integrates all control and interlock functions including those for additional options that are
part of your Cyclone®Kiube configuration.
The Cyclone®Kiube range includes the following models:
Table 1-1: Cyclone® Kiube range

Kiube 100 Kiube 150 Kiube 180 Kiube 300

Target current 100µA 150µA 180µA 300µA

Recommended tar- Conical 5 Conical 8 Conical 12 Conical 16

gets

ODP Vacuum 2 2 4 4
pumps

2nd proton source Option Option Standard Standard

RF amplifier 16kW 16kW 16kW 20kW

Multilingual Graphic Option Option Option Option

User Interface

This guide describes functions for the Production Mode. Production Mode allows
operating the Cyclone®Kiube from a Recipe set up by the Supervisor (Administration
Mode). Members of the Regular Operator group can only use the Quick Start Production
whereas members of the Advanced Operator group can run the Manual Start Production
and can change some parameters of the recipe. Both groups are also able to
acknowledge alarms. Members of the Maintenance Technician group and Supervisor
groups also have access to both Production Mode options. Production Mode is
available on liquid targets only.

1. Optional Nirta® Liquid and Gas targets are covered in separate dedicated manu-
als.
2. Nirta® Solid is also compatible with the Cyclone® Kiube and also covered in a sep-
arate dedicated manual.

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Chapter 1 This chapter

Chapter 2 Logging on to Production Mode

Chapter 3 About F-18 target preparation and production

Chapter 4 About Recipes

Chapter 5 Quick Start Production

Chapter 6 Manual Start Productions

Chapter 7 Tracking Productions

Chapter 8 System Alarms

Chapter 9 Production Reports

This section describes the writing conventions used in this guide.

Typographic
Conventions Table 1-2: Typographic Conventions

Typeset Usage

Text on the screen Name of a command button. Single click with the mouse.
Field labels.

NAME OF A SCREEN Name of a user interface screen.

Italics Specialized terms.

Cross-reference to pages

TRADEMARK Proprietary trade name

Name of signal Name of a signal from the user’s control/safety system(s).

Gray text background Optional features

Warnings and Before reading this manual, please read carefully the Cyclone®Kiube Safety and
Cautions Emergency Recommendations manual.
Additional warnings, cautions and notes are shown as follows:

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WARNING
Warnings are used when an operating procedure, practice, etc., could result in
personal injury or loss of life, if not followed properly or the personnel may be
exposed to hazards when carrying out a task on the system.

CAUTION
Cautions are used when an operating procedure or practice, etc., if not followed
properly, could result in damage to the equipment.

IMPORTANT: (notes) are used for an operating procedure, a condition, etc., requiring
special attention.
NOTES: are used for technical tips, alternate method of performing a task or referrals to
other documents.

Illustrations Photos, drawings, and user interface screen representations are provided for illustration
purposes only and do not necessarily reflect the actual appearance of system hardware
or software or a realistic situation.

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Related This Production Guide is part of a set of documents supplied with your Cyclone®Kiube.
Documents  Cyclone®Kiube System Description
 Cyclone®Kiube Safety and Emergency Recommendations
 Cyclone®Kiube Manual Mode User Guide
 Cyclone®Kiube Administration Guide
 Cyclone®Kiube Maintenance Guide
 If your system includes additional features (Nirta® Liquid or Gas options,
Nirta® Solid, Vectio® Beam Line, chemistry modules,...) each comes with its own
user manual.
 As well as the above manuals, the documentation package contains the
Cyclone®Kiube product breakdown structure laid out as a Microsoft Excel spread-
sheet, with an outline feature that allows expanding or collapsing data. The spread-
sheet contains hyperlinks to assembly drawings, schematics and vendor
documentation.

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2. Logging on to Production mode

In this chapter:

 Overview
 Logging On

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Logging on to Production mode

Overview The User Interface application starts up when switching on the Thin Client module (WYSE)
module and displays the HOME screen:

Fig.2-1: HOME screen

This screen allows users to log on to the application and provides access to the three
modes:
 Production, for the routine use of the system.
 Manual (or Technical Function mode), for the setup and maintenance of the system
and manual productions.
 Administration, for the supervisor functions such as user account management and
recipe management.

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The user group a user belongs to, determines the mode(s) that are authorized for this user
as shown on Fig.2-2

Fig.2-2: User Groups and their Authorized Access

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Logging on to Production mode

Logging On 1. Type your user name in the New Login Name field.
2. Press Enter.
3. Type your Password.
4. Press Enter.
5. Click Log on.
You will see your User Name and User Group shown as Actual login name and
Actual access level, respectively.

6. Click Production. One of the following is displayed according to which user group
you belong to

Quick Start only for Regular Quick Start and Manual Start
Operator group for other groups

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3. F-18 Target Process and Preparation

In this chapter:

 About Nirta® 18F-Targets

 Target Preparation

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Preparation

About Nirta® 18F-Targets

Table 3-1: 18F- Conical Targets Specifications and Recommended Parameters

Beam Max Yield Activity

18 Liquid Nuclear chemical Beam Volume
F-Target Beam Time Pressure (mCi/ EOB
IN Reaction form (µA) (µl)
(min.) (bars) µAsat) (mCi)

Conical 5 H218O 18
O (p, n)18F 18 -
F 17.5 45 120 1800 Never 235 5000
MeV exceed
Conical 8 (proton) 70 2300 35 235 8000

Conical 12 100 2700 235 12000

Conical 16 130 4200 235 16000

Liquid targets are loaded through a two-cabinet system:

 Syringe Drive Module usually located outside
the cyclotron vault, containing the supply vial
and motorized syringe.

 Liquid Target Manifold including an 8-posi-

tion rotary valve routing the liquid pumped in
the syringe to be routed to up to eight tar-
gets as well as helium manifold and overflow

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The valve used for loading and unloading the target is a double three-way valve rotated
by an actuator to one of three unique positions according to the target process:

Table 3-2: Liquid Target Process

Target process rotary valve action:

As part of the Load sequence, a flow of opens port 2 to port 3

helium is passed through the target and opens port 5 to port 6
delivery line for purging.

Load. opens port 2 to port 1

opens port 5 to port 4

Irradiation or standby. closes all ports.

Unload irradiation product to the lab opens port 2 to port 3

under helium flow. opens port 5 to port 6

The irradiated product is routed under helium flow to the shielded laboratory room and
should pass through suitable radioactivity measurement for Quality Analysis before use.

Options for  An additional Syringe Drive module specially dedicated to the rinsing of the target is
Liquid Targets available. If this option is not present in your system, the rinsing process uses the
Load Syringe Drive.
 A Target Output Switching system allows collecting the activity from any of your liquid
targets and routing it to any selected hot cell (maximum 8).
When these options are present in your system, the system is configured (by IBA) to
integrate their functions in the control system and you will have controls on your target
screens to operate them.

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Preparation

Target Preparation

Consumables  H218O
 Helium (grade 99.995)

Preparations At the Target Accessory Cabinet, check:

 There is enough H218O (enriched water) in the supply vial.
 The syringe size is appropriate for the target volume.
WARNING
Never irradiate an empty target.
The target wall could rupture causing both irradiation of the cooling water as
well as serious water leakages.
Interlocks in the control system ensure that the target loading sequence has
been preformed before allowing the beam but you must always make sure that
the target has been properly loaded .

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4. About Recipes

In this chapter:

 Overview
 Recipe Parameters

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About Recipes

Overview A Recipe is a set of parameters preset by a member of the Supervisor group to be used
in Production Mode. Members of the Regular Operator group can only select a recipe as
it is for the Quick Start Production, members of the Advanced Operator group can in
addition run the so-called Manual Start Production whereby they can make some changes
to the Recipe.
Recipes can only be set up for Liquid target productions.

Recipe Recipes include two types of parameters:

Parameters  Common Parameters are general settings for running the production.
 Side 1(and 2) Parameters allow setting specific target process options.

Common
Parameters
Table 4-1: Recipe Common Parameters Available to Authorized Users in Production Mode

Full Auto: is the mode the control system takes all steps to
perform the production without message to the operator
except alarms. When not selected, the operator will have con-
firm some steps, for example, if the target is already filled, the
operator will be given the choice to use the filled target, to refill
the target or cancel the production. Click the box to select Full
Auto.

Pre-heating: if selected, this option allows setting a warm-up

delay during the which the cyclotron can operating tempera-
ture with the magnet and RF systems started thus ensuring a
greater stability of the main coil regulation loop.

Beam stop type: there are two options, automatic whereby

the system will stop the beam automatically according to
selected stop mode or, manual whereby, the operator will stop
the beam by means of a button on the production monitoring
screen.

Stop Mode provides three options for the automatic beam

stop:
 On a set duration
 On a set integrated beam current on target
 On expected activity
According to the choice made here, the value is set on the
Side Parameters of the recipe (see Table 4-2 on page 4-3)

Unload Priority is used for dual beam production to set which

target is to be unloaded first. The Control system ignores this
Note: The left column shows the parameters saved in the parameter in single beam.
Recipe, the right column allows changing the parameters Production delayed allows setting a time when the produc-
for the given production (for authorized operators). tion is to start. This is not a recipe parameters but a production
option available to authorized operators in Manual Start pro-
duction. Note: target preparation phase will start straight away
but the cyclotron will start at the stated time.

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Side (1 and/or 2)
Parameters
Table 4-2: Recipe Side (1or 2) Parameters Available to Authorized Users in Production Mode

Target
Note: Only liquid targets are available for Production
Mode.
Note: Exit port, Requested Current and upper maxi-
mum pressure are shown here but are not part of the
recipe, these are target parameters not accessible in
Production modes.

Rinse before load provides the following choices:

 No rinse
 Rinse with load syringe
 Rinse with rinse syringe (if this device is present
on your liquid target configuration, see page 3-3)

(helium) Purge before load enable to choose Purge or

No Purge and if purge is chosen to set its timer.

Rinse/purge before load destination allows - if a tar-

get output switching device is present in your system -
to select the destinationa. If no switching device is
present in your system, the destination is as configured
in your system setup (Administration and/or IBA mode
only).

Beam: if the beam stop mode selected in the common

parameters of the recipe (see Table 4-1 on page 4-2,
the End value (automatic) is where you enter the
required time, integrated current or activity according to
the option chosen in the common parameters.
Note: Load volume is not a recipe parameter but a tar-
get parameter not accessible in Production modes.

Unload activity allows for the automatic transfer of

activity at End of beam or not.
If not selected, the production will end at the end of the
irradiation, the target remaining full.
If selected, and your system includes a target output
switching device, the authorized operator can choose
the destinationa. where the activity is to be unloaded.
The transfer time can also be adjusted.

Rinse after unload is only available when Unload

activity at end of beam is selected. Here as for Rinse
before load, authorized operators can choose which
syringe (if load and rinse syringes are present), the vol-
ume of liquid, the destinationa. (if target output switch-
ing is present, and set timer for the target rinse process
or alternatively choose No rinse.

Purge after unload, is only available when Unload

activity at end of beam is selected. Here as for Purge
before load, authorized operators can choose the desti-
nation (if target output switching is present), or set
timer for this target purge.

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a. The transfer always requires operator confirmation and can also be changed at that time.

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5. Quick Start Production

In this chapter:

 Overview
 Running Quick Start

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Overview Quick Start is intended for routine productions by selecting a Recipe set up by the
Supervisor in Administration Mode. The control system runs the complete production
according to the parameters of the Recipe. The minimum user access level for this option,
is Regular Operator.

Running Quick 1. From the HOME screen, click Production.

Start 2. The following window is displayed; click Production Quick Start.

3. From the QUICK START window, select the required recipe from the drop-down list.

4. Click Load Selected Recipe Parameters.

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5. Enter a production identification in the Production ID text field.

6. Click the now available Validate Selected Recipe button to confirm.

7. Click Test Cyclone© to start the pre-production tests to ensure that all devices required by
the selected recipe are ready. You can follow the progress of the tests on the PRODUCTION
CYCLONE© STATUS screen.

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.
Note: elements not required by the selected recipe are not tested.
Note: if one of the tests fail, the Quick Start production cannot proceed. A maintenance
technician will need to investigate.
8. When the tests are successfully completed, Click Start Production on the QUICK
START window.
.
.

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9. On production start, the following screen is displayed to follow the production of the
beam.

10. See Chapter 7 for ways of tracking the production.

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6. Manual Start Production

In this chapter:

 Overview
 Running Manual Start

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Manual Start Production

Overview Manual Start allows for some adjustments to the Recipe. The minimum user access level
for this option, is Advanced Operator.

Running Manual 1. From the HOME screen, click Production.

Start 2. The following window is displayed; click Production Manual Start.

3. From the RECIPE SELECTION window, Select the required recipe from the drop-down
list.

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4. Click Load Selected Recipe Parameters.

5. Review and amend the now displayed recipe parameters, as needed. See Chapter 4
for more information on adjustable parameters.

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6. Enter a production identification in the Production ID text field.

7. Click the now available Validate Selected Recipe button to confirm.

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8. Click Test Cyclone© to start the pre-production tests to ensure that all devices required by
the selected recipe are ready. You can follow the progress of the tests on the PRODUCTION
CYCLONE STATUS© screen.

Note: elements not required by the selected recipe are not tested.
Note: if one of the tests fails, the production cannot proceed, a maintenance techni-
cian will need to investigate.

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9. When the tests are successfully completed, Click Start Production on the RECIPE
SELECTION window.

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10. On Production Start, the following screen is displayed:

11. See Chapter 7 for ways of following and monitoring the production.

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7. Tracking Productions

In this chapter:

 Overview
 Operator-Confirmed Steps during Production
 Quick View Screen
 Production Tracking Screen
 Production Summary Screen

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Overview The purpose of this section is to review specific screens1 available during the production
which allow the operator to follow different processes. Also described are steps during the
production process which require operator confirmation.

Operator- When started, the production will proceed according to the options selected in the Recipe
(See Chapter 4). During the course of the production, the operator may have to confirm
Confirmed Steps certain steps by way of message box displayed on the screen.
during
For example, if the target was already loaded prior to starting the production
Production
:

1. All manual mode screens can be displayed as well, this section only reviews the
screens more specifically related to Production mode.

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Another example is to confirm the transfer before rinse, purge or unload steps:

If the recipe requests a manual beam stop, the operator needs to click Manual Beam
Stop when appropriate (the operator can watch the integrators and decide when the
irradiation should end).

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Quick View Whether Quick Start or Manual Start is used to start the Production Mode, when the
production starts the system displays the following screen indicating that production is in
Screen progress

On the top is displayed the QUICK VIEW panel illustrating the three major phases;
preparation, beam and target unload. On the second half of the screen, are displayed
the target panel(s) (side 1 and/or side 2) for the target(s) used by the recipe.
IMPORTANT: The target pressure is monitored throughout the irradiation by the control
system. If the pressure strays outside the tolerance range for a given beam current, the
control system will stop beam acceleration.

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Also shown here are summaries of different steps of the regulation loop, for example

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Production During the Preparation phase, for example, the PRODUCTION TRACKING screen provides
way of following the accelerator start up and target preparation
Tracking Screen

This screen is also useful for following up end of beam and target unload.

You access this screen by clicking Production Tracking from the NAVIGATION PANEL to
the left of the QUICK VIEW screen.

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Production This screen is accessed by clicking Prod.Summary at the top of the PRODUCTION
TRACKING screen and recaps the Recipe parameters.
Summary Screen

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8. Interlocks and Alarms

In this chapter:

 Interlocks
 System Alarms

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Interlocks and Alarms

Interlocks Interlocks are categorized in four types:

 Building safety interlocks
 Subsystem Interlocks
 External interlocks
 Internal interlocks
Building safety interlocks are part of the signals exchanged between the Cyclone® Kiube
control system and the Customer’s safety system. These signals are site dependent1 but
will include at least, the following:
Table 8-1: Typical Exchanges Between ACS and User Systems

User‘s systems ACS

No Emergency Break Can start the magnet system.

Can start the RF system and ion

Vault secure and door closed
source

Beam ON

Magnet ON

Transfer ON (during radioisotopes

transfer)

Safety interlocks are shown on the BUILDING SAFETY SCREEN:

Fig.8-1: Example of BUILDING SAFETY SCREEN

Subsystem interlocks are subsystems required to be operating before a system or device
is allowed to turn on.
External interlock are general conditions required before a system or device can be turned
on.
Internal interlocks are those built in the device or the system (power supplies interlock
devices for example).

1. Refers to the Interface Control Document (ICD) for complete set of exchanged sig-
nals on your site.

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Interlocks are listed in panels on each control screen (Fig. shows the ION SOURCE SYSTEM
control screen for example), listing the conditions required for operation. Conditions met
are indicated with a green tick mark (), conditions not met are shown with a red cross
( ).

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System Alarms System alarms are abnormal conditions detected by the control system, some may be
blocking, some are just displayed to alert the user to the situation. Blocking alarms will
prevent a system, process or device to operate. A warning symbol in the interlock panel
of the system, process or device is shown when this is the case.
Alarms are recorded and displayed on the ALARMS screen.

Viewing Alarms This screen has two views; Real-time and Historical. You can switch view by clicking the
chosen display from the TYPE Panel on the left of the screen.

Alarms are listed in rows and use the following color convention:
ACK (blue): alarms that have been reset.
RTN (green): returned to normal.
UNACK (red): alarms not reset.
Together with a description of the alarm, the date and time of occurrence.

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On the historical view, you can set the period you wish to display using the controls of the
QUERY panel.
Either click Last hour.

Or, set a start and end

date and click Period.

Resetting On the real time view,

Alarms. You can reset alarms
by selecting one or
more and then
clicking Accelerator
from the COMMAND
panel.
When reset, the alarm
changes from red to
blue.

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9. Production Reports

In this chapter:

 Overview
 Accessing Production Report Functions
 Displaying Production Reports
 Printing Reports
 Exporting Data to File

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Overview This feature allows to:

 Display production reports stored in the system (each report is identified by a batch
id)
 Print a selected report.
 Export selected production report data to several file type formats.

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Accessing 1. Click Manual on the HOME screen.

Production
Report Functions

2. After clicking on the arrow, Click Reports on the MENU pane.

3. The following screen is now displayed.

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Displaying 4. Select the Batch id from the drop-down menu on the top left of the screen
Production 5. Click View Report.
Reports

6. The first page of the report is displayed on the screen:

Adjust display
size
Slide to view
up/down the
Use arrows to
page
see other pages

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Printing Reports 7. With the report displayed on the screen, click the Printer icon to access the General
WINDOWSTM Print options.
Note: Page Setup icon gives access to the Page Setup options of the selected
printer.
Note: Print Layout icon displays a print preview of the report.

Exporting Data to 8. With the chosen report displayed on the screen, click the Export icon (disk).
File 9. Choose the file type from the drop-down list.

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