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5.4 Software Functions

The Main Screen allows you to upload data, download data, 
run reports and manage users and hand held devices. You 
must be an admin to manage devices and users. All users 
can perform upload and download functions.

For all the functionality of the software to work, a device 
must be connected and the user must be an admin. If 
a device is not connected and the user is an admin, the 
features available will be admin tools & reports. If the user is 
not an admin, the only features available will be the reports. 
If the device is not registered within the software you must 
do so.

5.5 Registering Handheld Devices

To register a new device, login in as an administrator on 
the main screen and choose the Admin Tools button on 
the Menu Bar. You must perform the following tasks after 
choosing the handheld tab in Admin Tools;

a. Click the button labeled Get Factory Data. This will 

register the device serial number with the database.

b. Drop down the Current Date and set the date for the 

handheld device.

c. Choose Default Upload Template or Current Handhelds 

to set the program points for the handheld. The 
Default Upload Template creates 5000 blank program 
points depending on the model of the device you have 
purchased. If you would like to transfer data from one 
hand held unit to another you can choose that handheld 
from the drop down list.

d. Optional description fields are available to define device 

properties.

e. Choose Load Handheld To Database to write the selected 

information to the new handheld.

f.  You may delete a handheld from the database; however 

the recorded records will remain in the database.

a. The User management tab allows the Admin to add/

delete users from the program. Fill in the users’ 
information and choose whether they will be an admin 
or user account. Assign a user name and password for 
each new user. You may also modify an existing user’s 
information as well. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

b. The handheld control is for diagnostic purposes only. 

Choose the program numbers tab to assign program 
names and the upper/lower limits as well as notes for the 
device. To do this with the device attached choose the 
handheld number from the current handhelds drop down 
box. Upon choosing the handheld you will see the records 
populate see below. At this time you can update the 
program names, lower and higher limits and notes. Upon 
completion of your updates click the Add Program Names 
button to commit to the database.

5.6 Results Data File Format

The Main Screen allows you to upload data, download data, 
run reports and manage users and hand held devices. You 
must be an admin to manage devices and users. All users 
can perform upload and download functions.

You can Upload and Download data to and from the 
handheld to the database for reporting needs.

Click the upload button in the menu bar with the ATP device 
connected.  
 

a. With the handheld connected choose the Upload To 

Display button to see which program points have been 
configured and prepared for upload to the handheld. 
Only records modified from the Admin Tools – Program 
Numbers records will be uploaded. 
 
 
 
 
 

b. Choose Upload To Handheld to commit the records 

displayed to the hand held device.

NOTE: The Upload Default Program Points will reset the 
device record and clear all the data including limits and 
program names. Once you do this you will need to enter the 
data again.

Downloading
Connect the serial interface cable (as supplied with the 
unit) between the Getinge SafeStep ATP Monitor handheld 
device and one of the USB ports on your PC.

Click the download button in the menu bar with the ATP 
device connected.

*Note: It is recommended downloads be done either bi-
weekly or monthly.

When you click the Download button the records on the 
handheld will be downloaded. The system will confirm you 
want to download the records. You can choose to cancel 
the import if you choose. If you commit the records they will 
be written to the database and the handheld’s data will be 
deleted.

Prior to writing the records to the database you may add 
notes to any of the downloaded records. Upon completion 
of your edits you must choose the update comments 
database button which will write the data to the database.

You only need to comment on the records you choose.

To access the reporting function on the software click the 
report button on the main screen. Reports are created 
based on the criteria you select including units, user and 
date ranges.

You can generate the report to export to excel or to print by 
choosing the print check box besides the generate report 
button.

Choose the date range from the drop down calendar and 
click generate report to display the data.

Choose any or all from the drop down choices to display 
the data you are looking to review, export or print. You can 
choose by unit, user, department, test status (pass or fail) 
and program names or numbers. You can choose to view 
as a graph, an export or print view. The export prints in 
landscape and the print is portrait.

Admin tools include handheld, user and program 
management. This feature is only available to admin users.

Manage users under admin tools by clicking the User.
Management tab. In this tab you can set the users name, 
department, user name and password. You have the 
ability to make the user an admin. You can also delete user 
accounts as well.

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Summary of Contents for SafeStep

Page 1: ...Getinge SafeStep ATP Monitor Operator s Manual ...

Page 2: ...ling both during normal use and during storage and transportation CAUTION To avoid the risk of injury or choking never use the unit neck strap in situations where it could get caught in machinery etc Operating Precautions and Limitations of Use Batteries WARNING Use only non rechargeable alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH or NiCD batteries of types specified in section 10 WARNING Do not use b...

Page 3: ... EEC and 92 31 EEC as realigned by 93 69 EEC Regulatory Limitations of Use 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1 Key Unit Features 1 2 Accessories and Consumables 1 3 Principle of Operation 2 BASIC UNIT OPERATION 2 1 Unit Description 2 2 Keypad Symbols 2 3 Display Layout and Icons 2 4 Fitting the Batteries 2 5 Turning On the Unit 2 6 Low Battery Indicator 2 7 Internal Self Calibration 2 8 Turning the Unit Of 2 9 Pow...

Page 4: ...grammable users RS232 interface for results uploading to a PC Uses two standard or rechargeable batteries Replaceable protective sample pocket 1 Introduction 1 2 Accessories and Consumables Please contact your Getinge representative for details of unit accessories and consumables 1 3 Principle of Operation The Test Swab device uses a bioluminescent chemistry technology to convert an invisible conc...

Page 5: ...s and their definitions Low battery warning icon Lid icon flashes when the lid needs to be closed or the RS232 connector cover needs to be properly tucked under the lid Insert icon arrow flashes when the testing device should be inserted Remove icon arrow flashes when an testing device needs to be removed Pass result icon Caution result icon Fail result icon Sample measurement reading in Relative ...

Page 6: ... check sequence there must not be a Test Swab device in the unit and the lid must remain closed If the icon is shown with the arrow flashing open the lid and remove the Test Swab device from the unit If the icon is flashing close the lid TIP The Menu Select button can be pressed at any time to access the set up menu options Refer to section 4 for further details When the calibration self checks ar...

Page 7: ...on and Kit Inserts for full details of how to use the Test Swab and Test Sponge device NOTE Always allow the unit sufficient time to acclimatise to any change in environment temperature or humidity before taking sample measurements To perform a sample measurement follow the steps below For Flat Surfaces Using the Test Swab Swab the sample area and activate the Test Swab device see Kit Insert for c...

Page 8: ... button except the power button is pressed the countdown will restart To change the Standby Mode setting select the STANDBY MODE menu option by pressing the button Scroll to STANDBY MODE and press OK button Then use the up or down button to increase or decrease the Standby Mode duration followed by the OK button to store the new setting Standby Mode duration can be from 5 to 60 minutes in incremen...

Page 9: ...results a Program location can be selected for retesting by pressing the P button see section 4 2 With the unit turned on the Set up Menu can be accessed by pressing the button Use the up and down buttons to scroll through the menu list and then press the OK button to select the required menu option or the button the exit the menu The following 11 menu options are then available User ID LCD Contra...

Page 10: ...gured for either European format select D M Y for day month year or American format select M D Y for month day year D M Y or M D Y date D M Y or month M D Y month D M Y or date M D Y year TIP Pressing the button at any point will exit the clock set up mode leaving the time and date unchanged NOTE The clock does not have automatic daylight saving adjustment If this is required the time must be manu...

Page 11: ... unit 5 1 Conditions of Use As Getinge USA Inc has no control over the specification state or use of any computer equipment on which this software is installed or used the following Conditions of Use apply IMPORTANT The software is provided as is without warranties of any kind either expressed or implied including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Getinge USA Inc sh...

Page 12: ...he cable to your PC s USB port Step 9 Double click this icon to start the software Step 10 The first time you run the software the default user name Admin and password 1234 will be needed and may be changed in the software users form This is the default Admin account so the password should be changed if you choose so Step 11 Hit the Enter Key after you enter your login credentials If your ATP devi...

Page 13: ...reports and manage users and hand held devices You must be an admin to manage devices and users All users can perform upload and download functions You can Upload and Download data to and from the handheld to the database for reporting needs Click the upload button in the menu bar with the ATP device connected a With the handheld connected choose the Upload To Display button to see which program p...

Page 14: ...it using a wet cloth or by washing it under running water CAUTION Do not use solvents or other strong cleaning solutions as these may attack and deform the unit s plastic components and seriously degrade its performance 6 2 Replacing the Batteries For best results the batteries should replaced when the low battery warning icon is flashing Refer to section 2 4 for how to fit new batteries taking ca...

Page 15: ...technical assistance giving full details of the error code This section lists typical problems that might be encountered when using the unit and their possible causes Some problems and causes can be rectified by the operator while others may require technical assistant Severity Action Required e This indicates a cause which can be rectified by the operator f This indicates a cause which may requir...

Page 16: ...eader fault e Batteries are flat or loose f Unit s sample reader is damaged or faulty E9 Internal error e Batteries are flat or loose e Unit dropped or subjected to shock or vibration f Unit s damaged or faulty The Supplier warrants the Getinge SafeStep ATP Monitor unit when purchased new to be free from defects in materials and workmanship and will repair or replace at their discretion any SafeSt...

Page 17: ... Bus used to connect computer peripherals to a PC Unit The Getinge SafeStep ATP Monitor unit General Unit dimensions W x H x D 72mm x 191mm x 32mm Unit weight including batteries approx 260g Operating temperature range Relative Humidity range 5 C to 40 C 20 85 non condensing Storage temperature range Relative Humidity Range 10 C to 40 C 20 95 non condensing Unit Details Measurement range 0 to 9999...

Page 18: ...es in the United States or other countries Copyright 2017 Getinge AB or its subsidiaries or affiliates All rights reserved REVA Manufacturer Ruhof Corporation 393 Sagamore Ave Mineola NY 11501 1919 Sales Office Getinge 1777 East Henrietta Road Rochester NY 14623 www getinge com ...

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