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DevicesTaking a device in or out of serviceThe following procedure explains how to take a station out of service or put itback in service. If you take a device out of service, all communication between theconsole and the device is stopped after the device is out of service.1. Select System Setup > Devices.2. In the Devices dialog box, select the device whose status you want to changeand click Edit.NOTETake a station in or out of service only under the direction of a CareFusionrepresentative.3. In the lower-right corner of the Editing Device dialog box, click In Service/Outof Service.4. When the confirmation message appears, click Yes to continue.5. If the devices in service, a message appears asking “Are you sure you want tochange the device status to Out of Service?”If the device is out of service, the popup message asks “Are you sure you wantto change the device status to In Service?”6. Click Yes to continue.7. On the Devices dialog box, the Status column indicates a pending status andthen a final status within 10 seconds of clicking the In Service or Out ofService button.If the device was in service, the Status changes to PendingOutOfSvs. If thedevice was out of service, the Status changes to PendingInSvs.8. When the confirmation message appears, click OK.Pyxis MedStation 4000 System Console User Guide 37
Chapter 3—Setting Up the SystemFormulary managementUse the Formulary option to enter and update your facility’s formulary. Theconsole also allows you to define degrees of control over the security and clinicaldata associated with each formulary item.There are two methods for adding formulary items: manually at the console (for asmall number of items) and downloaded via a computer interface from yourpharmacy computer system.NOTEYou can update information globally. For more information, see Updatinginformation globally on page 139.Remove Warning overviewThere are two device settings that affect Remove Warning. The first is theRemove Warning check box on the Settings tab (this directly affects the Too Closewarning, which is for both profile and non-profile mode). The second is the DueTime On Remove check box on the Rx tab. Due Time On Remove gives thedosing times for profile orders.The Too Early and Too Late warnings are then derived by comparing thefollowing:• The current time.• The three offsets in Default Remove/Admin. +/- Times.• The list of eligible items in the list as determined by the rules that govern duetimes.If Remove Warning is turned on and Due Time On Remove is turned off, you getthe Too Close warning when the medication currently being removed has beenpreviously removed within the parameter set at the console. Likewise, if RemoveWarning is turned on and the device is in non-profile mode, you also get the TooClose warning.38 Pyxis MedStation 4000 System Console User Guide
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