Verify - Particle Mode The verification function is used to validate the auto or manual calibration procedure was performed correctly. 1. Select Menu > Verify. A message displays to insert at verification trap into the desorber and trigger the device. 2. Wearing clean cotton gloves, remove a verification trap from the package. 3. Close the cover immediately to avoid contamination. 4. Insert a verification trap into the desorber, and press Trig, the green button on the navigation pad, or the green button on the device handle. A message displays the verification was successful. 5. Remove the verification trap from the desorber, and discard it immediately. CAUTION: A verification trap MUST be used only once and then discarded after the verification is performed. 6. Press OK. The device alarms on RDX/HMX (in Explosives mode) or Ephedrine (in Narcotics mode). The Explosives Detected or Drugs Detected message displays. Figure 3-13 Particle: Verification - Explosives Detected If the Verification Failed message displays, test the verification trap as a sample, The device should alarm on RDX/HMX (in Explosives mode) or Ephedrine (in Narcotics mode). If the alarm displays, the verification is successful. If it does not display, repeat the calibration and verification. If the Verification Failed message displays again, contact Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) 7. Press Clear. The device begins the clearing process, and a message displays to insert a clean sample trap. 8. Wearing clean cotton gloves, remove a sample trap from the package, or use an existing clean sample trap that has not exceeded its sampling events. 34 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 3 │ User's Guide
9. If you obtained a sample trap from the package, close the cover immediately to avoid contamination. 10. Insert a clean sample trap into the desorber, and press Trig, the green button on the navigation pad, or the green button on the device handle. The No Alarm-Ready message displays. 11. Remove the sample trap. Vapor Mode NOTE: You cannot perform a calibration if any warning(s) other than the Calibration Warning displays. Cal - Vapor Mode Auto calibration in vapor mode uses the internal calibrant tube (BHT). With the device vapor plate attached and the device running in vapor mode, you can auto calibrate the device in vapor mode. 1. Remove the desorber, and install the vapor plate. (see "Removing the Desorber and Installing the Vapor Plate" on page 94) 2. Press Cal. A message displays to trigger the device. 3. Press Trig, the green button on the navigation pad, or the green button on the device handle to start the collection process. The peak values display. 4. Press OK. A message displays to press Clear. 5. Press Clear. The device begins the clearing process, and the No Alarm-Ready message displays. 6. Once the calibration is complete, Rapiscan Systems recommends that you verify the successful calibration. (see "Verify - Vapor Mode" on page 40) Manual Calibrate - Vapor Mode Enables you to select a mode (Dual Peak Calibrate or Single Peak Calibrate) for calibrating the device and continues with the manual calibration procedure, which is typically performed if the auto calibration fails. The calibration values for all substances are stored in a configuration file included with the device software. If the peak heights do not meet the minimum requirement for auto calibration, the manual calibration routine enables CHAPTER 3 │User's Guide 35 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
you to select peaks (typically within the white window) that you know are correct but are just below the auto calibration peak height requirements. The manual calibration routine enables the user to calibrate on any substance in the library, as long as the vapor material of that substance is available to collect a sample. Dual Peak Calibrate - Vapor Mode 1. Remove the desorber, and install the vapor plate. (see "Removing the Desorber and Installing the Vapor Plate" on page 94) 2. Select Menu > Manual Calibrate. Figure 3-14 Vapor: Calibrate Options Dialog 3. Press Dual Peak Calibrate. A message to select the calibration substance displays. Figure 3-15 Vapor: Select a substance to calibrate on (neg) 4. Select a substance from the negative ion list of substances. • If you want to calibrate using the internal calibrant, select Vapor-Neg-CAL. • If you would like to calibrate using the Check Sample vial, select Vapor-Neg-Ver. 36 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 3 │ User's Guide
• If you would like to calibrate using one of the substances in the list, select the appropriate substance. 5. Press OK. 6. Place the device vapor plate next to the substance. Figure 3-16 Vapor collection NOTE: If you are calibrating using the internal calibrant, you do not need to place the device next to the substance because the internal calibrant is stored in the dopant chamber. 7. Press Yes. 8. If you selected: • Vapor-Neg-CAL, collect for 1 second, and press Stop. • A substance other than Vapor-Neg-CAL, collect for 5-10 seconds, and press Stop. A message displays to select the correct peak. Figure 3-17 Vapor: Neg-CAL peak 9. Verify the calibration peak displays in the white window. CHAPTER 3 │User's Guide 37 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
• If the calibration peak does not display in the white window then cancel the calibration, switch to Plasmagram view, and continue with (see Step 10). • If the calibration peak displays in the white window, go to (see Step 11). 10. Verify a peak is present in either mode. • If a peak is present in either mode, select Menu > Manual Calibrate > Single Peak Calibrate, and calibrate in that mode. • If a peak is not present in either mode, remove the BHT tube and verify there is at least one small hole present in the tube. - If a hole is not present in the BHT tube, gently poke a small hole (0.025”) in the side of the tube using a safety pin. Repeat the calibration steps, and press Dual Peak Calibrate. NOTE: Do not poke more than one small hole in the BHT tube. - If there is a small hole present in the BHT tube, repeat the manual calibration steps using the Check Sample Vial. 11. Touch slightly above the top of the peak until the dot, drift time, and peak height display. Figure 3-18 Vapor: Select Neg-CAL peak NOTE: The peak selected MUST be the correct peak. To determine this, you must be aware of where the Neg-CAL peak should be located. In most cases, the peak falls in the white highlighted window. If the peak is outside the white window, select it and press Yes to accept the selection. You must Set Default Cal Factors before you can verify the successful calibration. (see "Set Default Cal Factors" on page 33)This shifts the white window to be centered around the newly selected peak. 12. Press OK. A message to select the calibration substance displays. 38 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 3 │ User's Guide
Figure 3-19 Vapor: Select a substance to calibrate on (pos) 13. Select a substance from the positive ion list of substances. • To calibrate using the internal calibrant, select Vapor-Pos-CAL. • To calibrate using the Check Sample vial, select Vapor-Pos-Ver. • To calibrate using one of the substances in the list, select the appropriate substance. 14. Press OK. A message displays to select the correct peak. Figure 3-20 Vapor: Vapor-Pos-CAL peak 15. Verify the calibration peak displays in the white window. 16. Touch slightly above the top of the peak until the dot, drift time, and peak height display. CHAPTER 3 │User's Guide 39 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 3-21 Vapor: Select Vapor-Pos-CAL peak NOTE: The peak selected MUST be the correct peak. To determine this, you must be aware of where the Pos-CAL peak should be located. In most cases, the peak falls in the white highlighted window. If the peak is outside the white window, select it and press Yes to accept the selection. You must Set Default Cal Factors before you can verify the successful calibration. (see "Set Default Cal Factors" on page 33) This shifts the white window to be centered around the newly selected peak. 17. Press OK. A message displays verifying you want to calibrate the peaks. 18. Press Yes. A message the device has been calibrated displays. 19. Press OK. 20. Press Clear. The device begins the clearing process, and the No Alarm-Ready message displays. 21. Once the calibration is complete, Rapiscan Systems recommends that you verify the successful calibration. (see "Verify - Vapor Mode" below) NOTE: If the peak was outside the white window, you need to Set Default Cal Factors before you can verify the successful calibration. (see "Set Default Cal Factors" on page 33) This shifts the white window to be in the range of the newly selected peak. Single Peak Calibrate - Vapor Mode (see "Single Peak Calibrate - Particle Mode" on page 33) Verify - Vapor Mode The verification function is used to validate the auto or manual calibration procedure was performed correctly. 40 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 3 │ User's Guide
1. Select Menu > Verify. 2. Do one of the following: • If you are verifying an auto calibration, place the Check Sample vial in front of the vapor plate, leaving a small space between the vial and vapor plate. • If you are verifying a manual calibration, do one of the following: - If the internal BHT was used for manual calibration, place the Check Sample vial in front of the vapor plate, leaving a small space between the vial and vapor plate. - If the Check Sample vial was used for manual calibration, you need an additional substance (not provided) other than Vapor-Neg-Ver or Vapor-Pos-Ver to verify the manual calibration. Because the device automatically looks for Vapor-Neg-Ver or Vapor-Pos-Ver to verify the manual calibration, you have to exit Verification Mode and use the additional substance as if you were analyzing a sample. Therefore, select Menu > Verify to exit out of Verification Mode. Place the sample in front of the vapor plate, leaving a small space between the sample and vapor plate. 3. Press Trig, the green button on the navigation pad, or the green button on the device handle to start the collection process. Figure 3-22 Vapor: Using Check Sample vial 4. Collect the sample for 10 seconds. 5. Press Stop, the green button on the navigation pad, or the green button on the device handle. A message displays the verification was successful. NOTE: If you are verifying a manual calibration using substance other than the Check Sample vial or BHT tube, the Verification Successful! message does not display. If the Verification Failed message displays, repeat the calibration and verification. If the Verification Failed message displays again, contact Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) 6. Press OK. CHAPTER 3 │User's Guide 41 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
The device alarms on DNT and Ephedrine. The Contraband Detected message displays. 7. Press Clear. The device begins the clearing process, and the No Alarm-Ready message displays. 42 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 3 │ User's Guide
CHAPTER 4Menu Functions Main Screen 44 Menu Functions 45
Main Screen There are five buttons on the Main screen available to execute commonly used functions. They can be displayed as words (default) or as icons (press i on the keyboard) and accessed using the touchscreen or the Tab and Enter buttons on the device. Any buttons that are greyed out are not accessible by the level of the current user. For information about user levels, (see "Default User Privileges" on page 55). Figure 4-1 Main screen Figure 4-2 Main screen - icons Status Bar Color Description Green Device ready Yellow Warnings and Diagnostics Red Alarm Table 4-1 Status bar indicators 44 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Collection Method Detection Mode Description P EX Particle mode detecting explosives N Particle mode detecting narcotics V Vapor Vapor mode detecting explosives and narcotics Table 4-2 Collection methods and detection modes Label Icon Description Clear Clears the detector of any detected substance. Trig Initiates a sampling sequence. NOTE: You can also press the green button on the navigation pad or the green button on the device handle to initiate a sampling sequence. Menu Enables you to manage the File, View, Edit, and Action functions. NOTE: Access to certain functions is dependent upon the user level. (see "Default User Privileges" on page 55) Cal Initiates an auto calibration procedure. (see "Calibration and Verification" on page 23) View Enables you to select the Peaks, Plasmagram, Select Scan, Intensity Map, or 3-D view mode. (see "Selecting View Modes" on page 98) Data Enables you to scroll between +ION, - ION, and +/- ION. NOTE: This button is available in the Plasmagram, Intensity Map, and 3-D view modes only. (see "Selecting View Modes" on page 98) Table 4-3 Main screen buttons NOTE: To scroll through the buttons, press Tab on the keyboard or on the device. Menu Functions The Menu screen provides access to MobileTrace® functions. Press Menu on the Main screen. Any buttons that are greyed out are not accessible by the level of the current user. For a list of default user privileges, (see "Default User Privileges" on page 55). CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 45 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-3 Menu functions Recall Enables you to display the alarms folder where you can recall an alarm or signal file. 1. Select Menu > Recall. • If you are logged on as an Administrator level user, a message displays verifying you want to open the advanced recall screen. Continue with (see Step 2). Figure 4-4 Advanced recall • If you are logged on as a Maintenance level user, the simplified recall screen displays the alarm or signal files stored on the hard disk in the form of .sca files. Go to (see Step 3). 46 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Figure 4-5 Simplified recall 2. Do one of the following: • Press Yes to open the advanced recall screen. The Open screen displays the directory of alarm or signal files stored on the hard disk in the form of .sca files. All calibration and verification files are saved in the alarms folder as CALxxxxx.sca or VERxxxxx.sca files. Figure 4-6 Advanced recall screen NOTE: Calibration and verification file names display in the status bar when the device is being calibrated or when the calibration is being verified. • Press No to open the simplified recall screen. 3. Do one of the following: • In the advanced recall screen, double-click the desired file. • If you want to recall an archived file, navigate up one level to \Storage Card\ITI\ITMSWIN\AlarmsArchive-mm-dd-yyyy, and double-click the appropriate file. • In the simplified recall screen, select the appropriate file. Press OK. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 47 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
The software reanalyzes the data and displays the information for the specified alarm file. NOTE: If you recall a file created with a prior version of software, a message displays that the file may not display the same results as when it was saved. Recall files with the original software version to ensure the same results. 4. Press Clear to clear the recalled file from the screen. Save Enables you to save an alarm or signal file in the alarms folder. NOTE: Recalled files cannot be saved. 1. Select Menu > Save. A message displays to enter a filename. 2. Press Show > Hide Keyboard. 3. Touch in the text entry window to place the cursor there then use the keyboard to enter a filename. NOTE: If a specific file name is not entered for each file saved, the device uses default names (that is, SIG00001 for non-alarms or ALM00001 for alarms, incrementing by one for each file saved). NOTE: When assigning a filename, do not use the following symbols: \ / : * ? “ < > !. Also, use a dash or hyphen (-) and underscore (_) be used in place of a space or period. 4. Press OK. A message displays to enter a note about the file. 5. Press Show > Hide Keyboard. 6. Touch in the text entry window to place the cursor there then use the keyboard to enter a brief note about the file (up to 125 characters). 7. Press OK. NOTE: If there are more than 500 files in the alarms folder, the ITMS™ software archives the files to a folder named Alarms-Archive-mm-dd-yyyy, for example, Alarms-Archive-12-08-2012. If an archive is done more than once a day, (n) is appended to the folder name where n = 2, 3, 4, etc. NOTE: If there is no space available on the drive, the device displays “The alarms folder is full, save failed.” and cancels the save. To save files to an external storage device, (see "Copy Alarm Files to External Media" on page 69). 48 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Options Enables you to configure the display, calibration, and auto save, for example. As shipped from the factory, the device’s parameters have been preset and are customized for the location/application at the time of installation. They should be checked, however, before initial use. 1. Select Menu > Options. Figure 4-7 Options 2. Configure any option(s), as needed. You can use the touchscreen and stylus or the navigation buttons and pad on the device. Function Description Display Options Determines how the information is displayed on the screen, when a screen saver displays, and when files should be saved/named/described, for example. Substances Displays and/or labels peaks for selected substances. Report Level Sets the percentage of programmed alarm level required before a substance is identified and reported. Full Screen View in S Scan Displays the substance name or code on a flashing screen in Select Scan view. The screen flashes until the Clear button is pressed. Display Alarm Str. in S Scan Determines how the strength of the detected substance displays in Select Scan view. • When this box is checked, the strength of the detected substance displays. • When this box is not checked, only Detected displays. Show Substance Code Determines how substances display in Select Scan view. • When this box is checked, the codes for the substances display. • When the box is not checked, the names of the substances display. Auto Logon as Operator Specifies initial user level logon as Operator and does not require entering a password. Table 4-4 Options screen CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 49 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Function Description Y Axis Log Scale Changes the Y axis scale of the Plasmagram view to a logarithmic scale. X Axis Display Units Specifies the units used for the X axis in the Plasmagram view: Time (ms) or Calibrated Units. Screen Saver Time Specifies how long the device is idle before the screen saver turns on. By default, if the device has been idle for 60 minutes, the screen saver turns on. The screen saver can be disabled or set to turn on 5, 10, 20, or 60 minutes after the device has not been used. Warn/Require Calibration Specifies the time interval to prompt a calibration warning. By default, the calibration warning time interval is every 8 hours. The Warn/Require Calibration time can be set for every 4, 8, 12, or 24 hours. Set to 0 to disable calibration warnings. Audible Alarm Specifies if an audible alarm should sound when a selected substance is detected. Auto Save Specifies the following: • The type of automatic saving of data to be used: Never, Every Alarm, or Every Sample. NOTE: Only one of the three buttons can be selected. • If the device should Prompt for Name for the file being saved and Prompt for Notes when automatically saving data in the Every Alarm and Every Sample options. NOTE: Both boxes may be checked for these options. NOTE: Whenever the Prompt for Name or Prompt for Notes screen box displays, you are given the option of using the built-in key panel to type in information. Set Defaults Resets only the Options screen settings back to factory defaults. 3. Do one of the following: • To save all values using the touchscreen, press OK. • To save all values using the navigation button, press Enter. Configuration Accesses the Configuration screen where analysis and sample times can be adjusted. This function is only available to Rapiscan Systems. Substances Enables you to view the substances available for detection, as well as add, modify, and delete substances. You cannot modify or delete substances from the custom library. You can only modify and delete substances that 50 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
have been added to the expandable custom library. The custom library displays with a gray background, and any additions to the custom library display at the bottom of the list with a white background (and a blue background when highlighted). Certain substances within the custom library are turned off by default to ensure optimum performance. Any additions to the custom library without the express prior permission of Rapiscan Systems are at the customer’s sole risk. See the applicable Terms and Conditions of sale for more details. For support with adding, modifying, and deleting substances, contact Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) To access the Substances screen, select Menu > Substances. Figure 4-8 Substance Selection Select and Deselect 1. Select Menu > Substances. 2. Highlight the name on the list you want to select or deselect. 3. Do one the following: • Click the Sel check box to select the substance. The column labeled Sel. displays yes for that substance. • Unclick the Sel check box to deselect the substance. A message displays verifying you want to turn off the substance. Press Yes. The column labeled Sel. displays no for that substance. 4. Do one of the following: • If you selected a substance, press OK to save and close the Substance Selection screen. NOTE: The default substance list is set at the factory and has been tested for optimized detection. If you select a substance that is not a default substance and in the opposite detection mode from the current mode, a message displays that the detection sensitivity may be reduced. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 51 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
• If you deselected a substance, a message displays confirming you want to deselect/turn off the substance. Press Yes. Press OK to save and close the Substance Selection screen. Add 1. Select Menu > Substances. 2. Press Add. An warning displays confirming you accept full liability for adding substances. Figure 4-9 ITMS™ WARNING 3. Review the terms and conditions, and press OK. NOTE: If you do not agree with the terms and conditions, press Cancel. Figure 4-10 Secondary Substance Selection 4. Press the keyboard icon to display the keyboard. 5. Enter a Name, Code, and Notes using the keyboard. NOTE: You cannot use duplicate substance names. Each substance name must be unique. 52 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
6. Press the keyboard icon to close the keyboard. 7. Press Is an Explosive or Is a Narcotic. 8. If you want to extend the sampling time once the substance is first detected, press Extend Sampling on Detect. 9. Press Add. Figure 4-11 Line information screen 10. Configure the fields as necessary. NOTE: These fields should be configured with support from Rapiscan Systems’ Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) 11. Press OK until the Substance Selection screen displays. The newly added substance displays at the bottom of the list with a white background to separate any added substances from the custom library. Figure 4-12 Primary Substance Selection - substance added 12. Press OK until you return to the Main screen. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 53 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Modify 1. Select Menu > Substances. 2. Highlight the substance you want to modify. NOTE: You cannot modify or delete substances from the custom library. You can only modify and delete substances that have been added to the expandable custom library. 3. Press Modify. 4. Do one or both of the following: • If you are modifying the Name, Code, Notes, and/or Extend Sampling on Detect fields, modify those fields on the secondary Substances screen (using the keyboard for the Name, Code, and Notes fields). • If you are modifying the substance line information, press Modify to display the line information screen. Using the keyboard , modify the fields as necessary. NOTE: These fields should be modified with support from Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) 5. Press OK until you return to the Main screen. Delete 1. Select Menu > Substances. 2. Highlight the substance you want to delete. NOTE: You cannot modify or delete substances from the custom library. You can only modify and delete substances that have been added to the expandable custom library. 3. Press Delete. A message displays confirming you want to delete the substance. 4. Press Yes. 5. Press OK until you return to the Main screen. Restore Default Config For information about how to restore the default substance configuration, (see "Restore Default Config" on page 74). 54 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Users Enables users to add, modify, and delete users at the same privilege level and below. For secure access, three user privilege levels are provided: Operator, Maintenance, and Administrator. The current user displays in the top right-hand corner of the Main screen or in Menu > Config Notes. For a list of user levels and default user privileges, (see "Default User Privileges" below). To access the Users screen, select Menu > Users. NOTE: The factory-installed passwords are given out during training. For added security, the default passwords should be changed during the training session. Default User Privileges The following table lists the various functions that are available on the MobileTrace® and which user level has access to them. It is based on the software defaults that are shipped from the factory. Function Shortcut Key Operator Maintenance Administrator Main Screen Clear ü ü ü Trig ü ü Menu Alt+M ü ü ü Cal ü ü ü View Peaks ü ü ü Plasmagram ü ü ü -ION, +ION, and +/-ION ü ü ü Select Scan ü ü ü Intensity Map ü ü 3-D ü ü Menu Functions (Alt+M) File Recall R ü ü Save Alt+S ü ü View Table 4-5 Default user privileges CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 55 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Function Shortcut Key Operator Maintenance Administrator Config Notes Alt+N ü ü ü History H ü ü Status S ü ü ü Edit Options O ü ü Configuration Substances L ü Users U ü ü Action Advanced Menu Ctrl+N ü Manual Calibrate C ü ü Burn In Membrane ü ü Exit/Standby Alt+X Standby/Hibernate Only Standby/Hibernate Only ü Change Mode ü Print ü ü ü Change Language ALT+L ü ü Logoff ü ü ü Live Mode Ctrl+L ü ü Verify ü ü ü Help F1 ü ü ü Cancel Esc ü ü ü Advanced Menu Functions (Ctrl+N) Adjust Date & Time ü Advanced Configuration Calibrate Flows ü Calibrate Temperatures ü Calibrate Touchscreen ü 56 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Function Shortcut Key Operator Maintenance Administrator Command Prompt Copy Files to External Media ü Delete Alarm files ü Delete All .bin Setting Files Import User Database ü Open Alarms Folder Alt+E ü PIC (Programmable Intelligent Computer) Diagnostics Z ü Reset Alarm Count Restore Default Config (Factory) ü Restore Default Users ü Set Default Cal Factors Ctrl+F Shortcut Key Only ü Set User Privileges Alt+P ü Show Network Name and IP ü Startup Options Device Burn ü Upgrade Software Alt+U ü User Defined Warnings ü Keystroke Function Restore a saved config from config.sav * Ctrl+R ü * Manipulation of the configuration is not recommended. Add NOTE: You cannot have more than 500 users. 1. Select Menu > Users. 2. Press Add. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 57 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-13 Add users 3. Click the keyboard icon. 4. Enter user Name and Password. NOTE: The Name and Password must be unique for each user. The Password must be at least four (4) digits. 5. Assign the appropriate user privilege level. 6. Press OK. The newly-added user displays in the Users list. Figure 4-14 Newly-added user 7. Press Close. Modify 1. Select Menu > Users. 2. Highlight the user you want to modify. 58 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
3. Press Modify. 4. Click the keyboard icon to display the built-in keyboard. 5. Modify the information, as needed. 6. Press OK. 7. Press Close. Delete 1. Select Menu > Users. 2. Highlight the user you want to delete. 3. Press Delete. A message displays you want to delete the user. 4. Press Yes. 5. Press Close. Config Notes Displays the device configuration, various device settings, and notes that have been added for the given file. To view a recalled file Notes information, select Menu > Config Notes. To view the substance configuration, press the Substance Config tab. Figure 4-15 Config Notes NOTE: Only substances, for the existing detection mode, that are selected for detection display in Config Notes. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 59 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
History Enables you to view the device history. The device automatically records session information in a history.bin file, which lists all mode changes, files saved, warnings issued, log on/off information, alarm occurrences, and manual and automatic calibrations performed. These history files can be accessed and copied to a USB storage device or to a network or file location for further analysis. To display the history screen, select Menu > History. Figure 4-16 History screen NOTE: You may need a keyboard to perform some of the functions described below. Function Description Main Window Lists all the events that occurred on the device. Use the scroll bar to see the entire list in the Main Window. Statistics Window Lists user actions, for the date range selected, from the last time the device was powered on. View Detail Displays the entry detail. NOTE: You must first highlight the appropriate entry in the Main Window. Show Samples or Show File Saves Displays files of samples or saved files in the list. From/Through Displays history for a specific date range. Add Maintenance Log Adds a maintenance log. Export History Exports the history to a .csv file. Purge History Purges the history. Table 4-6 History functions 60 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Add Maintenance Log 1. Select Menu > History. 2. Press Add Maintenance Log to add a brief note about the maintenance to the history. Figure 4-17 Add Maintenance Log 3. Press Show > Hide Keyboard. 4. Touch in the text entry window to place the cursor there, then enter a brief note in the log file. 5. Press OK. 6. Press Close. Export History Enables you to export the history files to a USB storage device or to a network or file location. The file is exported as serial#.csv (the comma separated values format), which can be opened by any application that reads .csv files, such as Microsoft® Excel. The files also can be exported to a network or file location automatically at a specified time of day. Copy to USB 1. Select Menu > History. 2. Insert the USB storage device into the USB port on the rear panel. 3. Select the From and Through dates. 4. Press Export History. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 61 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-18 Export History 5. Click the keyboard icon. 6. Highlight the file, and type in your own file name including the extension .csv. 7. Press Copy to USB. The device creates a MobileTrace Data directory on the USB storage device and copies the file into that directory. The File Copied message displays. 8. Press OK until you return to the main menu. 9. Press Close. To a Network or File Location 1. Verify the device is connected to your network via the Ethernet port. 2. Select the From and Through dates. 3. Press Export History. The Export History screen displays. 4. Click the keyboard icon. 5. Enter the networked computer name and shared folder location in the address bar. For example, enter \\ComputerName\SharedFolder. 6. If the folder is password protected, enter the user name and password you use to log on to your computer. 7. Do one of the following: • Press Export Selected History Now to immediately export the files to the network location. The File Copied message displays. Press OK. 62 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
• Check Automatically export history each day at: and specify a time to export the history files each day. Press OK. 8. Press OK to close the Export History screen. 9. Press Close. Purge History CAUTION: Purged files cannot be recovered. 1. Select the date in the From field for which you want all history data before that date purged. NOTE: This date range is non-inclusive. Therefore, if you want to delete the current day’s history, you must select the From date to be tomorrow’s date. 2. Press Purge History. A message displays verifying you want to purge all history before the selected From date MM/DD/YYYY. 3. Do one of the following: • Press Yes. A message displays asking if you want to remove all data files stored in \Storage Card\ITI\ITMSWIN\alarms before date MM/DD/YYYY. Continue with (see Step 4). • Press No to cancel the operation. 4. Do one of the following: • Press Yes to remove the data files and history files, then press OK. A message displays the number of data files that were removed. • Press No to keep the data files. 5. Press Close. Status Displays device status of the flows, temperatures, power, signal offset, absolute pressure, and battery details, for example. The device Status screen provides current and calculated values. This screen is useful for troubleshooting purposes when calling Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) To check the status of the device, select Menu > Status. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 63 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-19 Status Advanced Menu Enables you to configure the device’s advanced features and substance settings. To access the Advanced Menu functions, select Menu > Advanced Menu. Any Advanced Menu buttons that are greyed out are not accessible by the level of the current user. Figure 4-20 Advanced Menu screens Function Description Adjust Date & Time Sets the device date and time. (see "Adjust Date & Time" on page 66) Advanced Configuration* Provides options to configure/adjust the data view, primary mode of operation, sample pump, and trigger mode. Table 4-7 Advanced Menu functions 64 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Function Description Calibrate Flows Calibrates the detector and sample flows so the device warns you if they change. (see "Calibrate Flows" on page 67) NOTE: This function should not be performed without a full understanding of what is being changed as it can render the device inoperable. This function can resolve the flow warning but could be masking another problem. Calibrate Temperatures Sets the desorber and detector offset so the device can accurately predict when it is at the correct temperature. (see "Calibrate Temperatures" on page 68) NOTE: This function should not be performed without a full understanding of what is being changed as it can render the device inoperable. Calibrate Touchscreen Calibrates the x and y axis on the touchscreen. (see "Calibrate Touchscreen" on page 68) Command Prompt* Opens a command prompt window for advanced features, such as copying alarms over a network to a server. Copy Alarm Files to External Media Copies the alarm files from the alarms folder to a USB storage device or external hard drive. (see "Copy Alarm Files to External Media" on page 69) Delete Alarm Files Deletes the files that are saved in the alarms folder. NOTE: This function does not remove archived files. To remove archived files, select Advanced Menu > Open Alarms Folder. Navigate up one level. Select the appropriate archived folder and remove it. Delete All .bin Settings Files* Restores all the configuration files to the factory defaults. This would include all substance configurations, users, history files, alarm files, and privilege settings. Import User Database Allows you to import a file containing a user database (user names, PINs, and privilege levels for up to 500 users) in comma separated value (.csv) format from an external spreadsheet. File can be imported from a storage device or network location. (see "Import User Database" on page 69) NOTE: When the import is complete, you must log back into the ITMS™. Open Alarms Folder Opens the alarms folder to allow you to manage alarm and signal files. (see "Open Alarms Folder" on page 71) PIC Diagnostics Diagnostic tool used by administrators for device troubleshooting. (see "PIC Diagnostics" on page 73) Reset Alarm Count* Resets the count for alarm and signal files, which are saved with numbered file names. Restore Default Config Restores the substance and/or device configuration to the default for the current software version. NOTE: Contact Rapiscan Systems for support with this function. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 65 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Function Description Restore Default Users Deletes all users and restores the default users list and passwords. Set Default Cal Factors Sets the location of the white window for accurate peak selection during manual calibration. (see "Set Default Cal Factors" on page 33) Set User Privileges Sets the privileges for each privilege level. (see "Set User Privileges" on page 75) NOTE: When you modify the privileges with which a privilege level is associated, all users associated with that privilege level are modified as well. Show Network Name and IP Displays the host name and device IP address. Startup Options* Sets the startup options such as auto logon and device monitoring of flows, temperatures, and pressure. Device Burn Heats the desorber and detector to maximum temperatures to accelerate cleaning of the device due to contamination. You can select one of the following device burn times: 2 seconds; 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, or 45 minutes; 1, 24, or 48 hours. The device heats, clean, cools, and stabilizes. (see "Device Burn" on page 74) Upgrade Software Upgrades device software with latest version from a CD using the desktop application software or from a USB storage device inserted into USB port on the rear panel. (see "Upgrade Software" on page 76) User Defined Warnings Displays a screen that enables you to customize the warning and alarm messages that display on the Help screen. NOTE: To view the Help screen, select Menu > Help or press the status bar in the main window. * This function is only available to Rapiscan Systems. Adjust Date & Time 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 2. Press Adjust Date & Time. A message displays stating setting the date and time requires you to restart the ITMS™ software. 3. Press Yes. The Date/Time Properties screen displays. 66 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Figure 4-21 Date/Time Properties 4. Adjust the Date, Current Time, and/or Time Zone. NOTE: Drag the blue header bar over to the left to display the right side of the screen. 5. Press Apply. 6. Press OK. Calibrate Flows Step by step instruction is taught during the hands-on training class. This function should not be performed without a full understanding of what is being changed as it can render the device inoperable. It may resolve a warning but could also be masking another problem. 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Page 2. 2. Press Calibrate Flows. A message displays verifying you want to calibrate flows. 3. Press Yes. Figure 4-22 Flow Calibration 4. Modify the fields, as necessary. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 67 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
NOTE: These fields should be modified with support from Rapiscan Systems’s Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) 5. Press Calibrate. A message displays the calibration was saved. 6. Press OK. Calibrate Touchscreen 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 2. Press Calibrate Touchscreen. A message displays verifying you want to calibrate the touchscreen and stating a stylus is required. 3. Press Yes. 4. Press and briefly hold the stylus on the center of the target. 5. Repeat as the target moves around the screen. Once complete, a message to accept the new settings displays. 6. Press Enter. Calibrate Temperatures Step by step instruction is taught during the hands-on training class. This function should not be performed without a full understanding of what is being changed as it can render the device inoperable. It may resolve a warning but could also be masking another problem. 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Page 2. 2. Press Calibrate Temperatures. A message displays stating the calibration takes a few minutes to complete. 3. Press Yes. A message displays verifying the desorber and detector offset. Figure 4-23 Verify desorber and detector offset 68 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
4. Press Yes. A message displays verifying the temperatures have been calibrated. 5. Press OK. Copy Alarm Files to External Media 1. Insert USB storage device or external hard drive into the USB port on the rear panel of the device. 2. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 3. Press Copy Alarm Files to External Media. The device creates a \MobileTrace\Data\mm-dd-yyyy\ directory on the external media and copies the alarm files into that directory. The file location displays. Figure 4-24 Alarm files copied 4. Press OK. For information about copying specific files or archived files, (see "Copy Files to USB Storage Device" on page 71) or (see "Copy Files to a Shared Network Drive" on page 72). Import User Database Enables you to import a file containing a user database (user names, PINs, and privilege levels for up to 500 users) in comma separated value format (.csv) from an external spreadsheet, such as Microsoft® Excel or Notepad. Below is an example of a user database where column (in Microsoft® Excel): • A is the user name • B is the 4-digit password • C is the privilege level (1=Operator, 2=Maintenance, 3=Administrator) CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 69 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-25 users.csv NOTE: If you create the user database in Notepad, first save the file as a .txt file and then rename the file with a .csv extension. 1. Verify the user database file (.csv) is located on the USB storage device or external hard drive. 2. Insert USB storage device or external hard drive into the USB port on the rear panel of the device. 3. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 4. Press Import User Database. A message displays verifying you want to import a user database. 5. Press Yes. The Enter File Name and Location screen displays. 6. Verify the path is correct, where Hard Disk is the Root level of the external media, or enter a new path for the user database filename and location. 7. Press OK. A warning message displays that all users are removed and states how the database file should be formatted. 70 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Figure 4-26 User database: Warning 8. Press OK. A message displays confirming the user database imported successfully. 9. Press OK. The software restarts, and you must log back into the device. Open Alarms Folder Copy Files to USB Storage Device 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Open Alarms Folder. Figure 4-27 Open alarms folder 2. Select the file (or files) you want to copy. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 71 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
For information about copying all files in the alarms folder at once, (see "Copy Alarm Files to External Media" on page 69). If you want to copy an archived folder, navigate up one level to \Storage Card\ITI\ITMSWIN\, and select the appropriate folder(s). 3. Select Edit > Copy. NOTE: You may need to click on the double vertical lines to collapse the tool bar to see the Edit > Copy functions. Figure 4-28 Copy file 4. Click the yellow up folder ( ) until you get to My Device. NOTE: Press the double vertical lines icon on the tool bar to hide the menu. 5. Insert the USB storage device into the USB port on the rear panel. A Hard Disk icon displays. 6. Double-click My Device. 7. Double-click Hard Disk. 8. Select Edit > Paste to copy the file onto the USB storage device. Once you copy the file(s) to the USB storage device, Rapiscan Systems recommends you delete the files from the device. For more information, see Delete Alarm Files in (see "Advanced Menu functions" on page 64). 9. Click the close icon to close the alarms folder. Copy Files to a Shared Network Drive 1. Verify the device is connected to the network. 2. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Open Alarms Folder. 72 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
3. Select the file (or files) you want to copy. For information about copying all files in the alarms folder at once, (see "Copy Alarm Files to External Media" on page 69). If you want to copy an archived folder, navigate up one level to \Storage Card\ITI\ITMSWIN\, and select the appropriate folder(s). 4. Select Edit > Copy. NOTE: You may need to click on the double vertical lines to collapse the tool bar to see the Edit > Copy functions. 5. Using the keyboard, enter the network computer name and shared folder location in the address bar. For example, enter \\ComputerName\SharedFolder. 6. Press Enter. NOTE: If the folder is password protected, enter the user name and password you use to log on to your desktop computer. 7. Select Edit > Paste. Once you copy the file(s) to the USB storage device, Rapiscan Systems recommends you delete the files from the device. For more information, see Delete Alarm Files in (see "Advanced Menu functions" on page 64). 8. Click the close icon to close the alarms folder. PIC Diagnostics 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Page 2. 2. Press PIC Diagnostics. Figure 4-29 PIC Diagnostics fields CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 73 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
3. Click the keyboard icon to display the built-in keyboard. 4. Using the keyboard, modify the fields, as necessary. NOTE: These fields should be modified with support from Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. Any changes made to the PIC diagnostics are not saved. Once the ITMS™ software is restarted, the default values are used. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) 5. Press Exit. Restore Default Config 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 2. Press Restore Default Config. A screen with current substance configuration changes displays. Figure 4-30 Config changes 3. Note any configuration changes that you would like to add back into the library once the substances are returned to their defaults. 4. Press Close. A message displays verifying you want to restore the default substance configuration. 5. Press Yes. A message displays asking if you want to restore all other configuration. 6. Press Yes or No, as appropriate. NOTE: If you want to keep any changes you have made to the substance library, you must add the substances back into the ITMS™ software after you restore the default substance configuration. Device Burn 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 74 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
2. Press Device Burn. 3. Choose 24 Hours. Figure 4-31 Device Burn 4. Press OK. The device begins the burn-off process in the following order: a. The device heats up to the desired temperature. b. The burn time displays and counts down. c. The cooling process occurs. d. The temperatures stabilize. NOTE: You can cancel a Device Burn at any time. When a Device Burn is canceled, it is logged into the history file. Set User Privileges 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu. 2. Press Set User Privileges. A screen with the privilege level options displays. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 75 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-32 Privilege level options 3. From the drop-down menu, select the appropriate privilege level. 4. Do one of the following: • Select/deselect the options as necessary. • Press Default to restore the privilege level defaults. 5. Press OK. Upgrade Software Before you can upgrade the ITMS™ software, verify the device has version 1.51 or higher installed. For software versions older than 1.51, contact Rapiscan Systems Technical Support. (see "Technical Support" on page 152) CAUTION: Do not interrupt the upgrade process. 1. Insert the software upgrade CD and USB storage device into the computer. 2. Verify the executable file(s) (.exe) and supporting library files (.dll) are within the RapiscanSystems folder on the root directory of the software upgrade CD. 3. Copy the RapiscanSystems folder from the software upgrade CD to the root directory of the USB storage device. 4. Verify the RapiscanSystems folder and all its subordinating are on the root directory of the USB storage device. 5. Remove the USB storage device, and insert it into the USB port at the rear of the device. 6. Log on to the ITMS™ software. 7. Record any changes made to the Rapiscan Systems default substance library. a. Press <Ctrl+D> to display any custom changes made to the Rapiscan Systems default substance library. b. Record the custom changes made to your substance configuration. 76 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
c. Press Close. d. Press No to restoring the defaults. NOTE: Once the upgrade is complete, the default substance configuration for that version of ITMS™ software in restored. Therefore, you must record any changes made to the substance library. 8. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Upgrade Software. A message displays verifying you want to upgrade the software from the USB port. 9. Press Yes. A message displays verifying you want to restore the substance temperature and sample time configuration to the software defaults. 10. Press Yes. A message displays the default configuration has been restored. 11. Press OK. The Log On screen displays. User Defined Warnings 1. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Page 2. 2. Press User Defined Warnings. Figure 4-33 User Defined Warnings 3. Do one the following: • Check the Warning/Alarm button for which you want to modify its message. The current message displays. - Press Default to return the warnings and alarms to their default. A message displays verifying you want the warnings and alarms set to their default. Press Yes. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 77 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
- Press the keyboard icon to display the built-in keyboard. Using the keyboard, modify the text. • Press Default All to return all the warnings and alarms to their default. A message displays verifying you want all warnings and alarms set to their default. Press Yes to revert back to the default. 4. Press OK. Export 1. Insert the USB storage device into the USB port on the rear panel. 2. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Page 2. 3. Press User Defined Warnings. 4. Press Export. The device creates a MobileTrace Data directory (if one does not already exist) on the USB storage device, exports all User Defined Warnings to UserMessages.bin file, and copies the file to the MobileTrace Data directory. The File Copied message displays. 5. Press OK. Import 1. Verify the UserMessages.bin file is located within the MobileTrace Data folder on the root directory of the USB storage device. NOTE: The file must be within a folder labeled MobileTraceData folder on the root directory of the USB storage device in order for the file to import correctly. 2. Insert the USB storage device into the USB port on the rear panel. 3. Select Menu > Advanced Menu > Page 2. 4. Press User Defined Warnings 5. Press Import. The device copies the file from the MobileTrace Data directory on the USB storage device and updates all the User Defined Warnings. The File Copied message displays. 6. Press OK. Manual Calibrate (see "Calibration and Verification" on page 23) 78 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Burn In Membrane Heats the detector to maximum temperatures to accelerate cleaning of the membrane. NOTE: A minimum burn-in time of 4 hours is recommended. 1. Select Menu > Burn In Membrane. A message verifying you want to burn-in the membrane displays. 2. Select Yes to initiate a 4-hour burn-in. A 4-hour timer displays. You are logged off the device when the burn-in is complete. Exit ITMS/Standby Enables you to put the device in Standby or Hibernate mode, as well as exit the ITMS™ software to the Windows desktop. 1. Select Menu > Exit/Standby. Figure 4-34 Exit/Standby 2. Press one of the following: • Exit ITMS™ to exit the ITMS™ software to the Windows® desktop. • Standby to put the device in standby mode. Standby mode is a battery-saving mode that can be instantly restored to take samples. Standby saves approximately 5–10% of the battery life. • Hibernate to put the device in hibernation mode. Hibernate mode manipulates the power, therefore, recovery time is required to take a sample. Hibernate saves approximately 20–30% of the battery life. 3. Press Yes to confirm the mode. To exit Standby or Hibernation mode, touch the touchscreen, or press one of the control buttons. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 79 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Change Mode Enables you to switch between Explosives Optimized and Narcotics Optimized modes. Figure 4-35 Switch Mode The Stabilizing Temperatures message displays in the status bar until the internal temperatures are reached. The status bar displays: • EX when in Explosives Optimized mode • N when in Narcotics Optimized mode • Vapor when in Vapor Optimized mode Explosives Optimized Mode When Explosives Optimized mode is selected, only the explosive substances are selected by default for analysis. The ITMS™ software sets the detector temperature at 162ºC, which is the ideal temperature setting for the detection of explosives. Select the split window in plasmagram view because some substances, such as TATP appear in the Positive Ion window even though they are explosives. Narcotics Optimized Mode When Narcotics Optimized mode is selected, only the narcotics substances are selected by default for analysis. The ITMS™ software sets the detector temperature at 205ºC, which is the ideal temperature setting for the detection of narcotics. The split window is displayed, but all narcotics appear in the Positive Ion window. Vapor Optimized Mode NOTE: To change to Vapor Optimized mode, you must remove the desorber and attach the vapor plate. (see "Removing the Desorber and Installing the Vapor Plate" on page 94) When Vapor Optimized mode is selected, both explosive and narcotics substances are selected for analysis. The ITMS™ software sets the detector temperature at 205ºC, which is the ideal temperature setting for the detection 80 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
of explosives and narcotics in vapor mode. Select the split window in plasmagram view because explosives and narcotics are detected in vapor mode. Print Enables you to print data and configuration files. NOTE: You must have a PCL 3.0 or lower compliant printer for the Print function. 1. Select Menu > Print. Figure 4-36 Print Dialog The data automatically prints to your default local or network printer. To print to a specific local or network printer, check Show Printer Options. 2. Press the appropriate option. Function Description Print Data & Config Prints the plasmagram with peaks, peaks found list, any substances detected, and the device and substance configuration. Print Data Prints the plasmagram with peaks, peaks found list, and any substances detected. Print Config Prints the device and substance configuration. Table 4-8 Printing Dialog • If you did not check Show Printer Options, the data prints to the default local or network printer. NOTE: If you are printing to a network printer, the Logon to Network Server screen displays. Enter your information in the User Name, Password, and Domain fields. Press OK. • If you checked Show Printer Options, the Print screen displays. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 81 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential
Figure 4-37 Print options 3. Configure the fields as appropriate. NOTE: Drag the blue header bar over to the left to display the right side of the screen. 4. Press OK. If you are printing to a network printer, the Logon to Network Server screen displays. Enter your information in the User Name, Password, and Domain fields. Press OK. The data prints to the specified printer. Change Language Enables you to specify a language. NOTE: The device ships from the factory with an English operating system. Therefore, not all functions may appear in the local language selected. 1. Select Menu > Change Language. 2. Select the language. 3. Press OK. Logoff and Power Down Enables you to log off of the ITMS™ software. Rapiscan Systems recommends you log off the ITMS™ software when not in use. 1. Select Menu > Logoff. If you are powering down the device, continue with (see Step 2). 2. Press the power button so the device is OFF. If the device is being packed into shipping containers, allow a minimum of 30 minutes for it to cool down. This helps prevent hot components from possibly melting the packaging and shipping materials. Once the device arrives at its new destination, it can be safely restarted. 82 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 4 │ User's Guide
Live Mode Displays the real time status of the detector on the plasmagram in red. 1. Select View > Plasmagram. 2. Select Menu > Live Mode. The plasmagram displays the real time status of the detector in red and the processed data in green. Figure 4-38 Live Mode 3. Press Menu > Live Mode again to turn Live Mode off. Verify Enables you to verify the calibration routine was successful. (see "Calibration and Verification" on page 23) Help Enables you to view any warnings that display on the device and provides steps to perform routine calibration, verification, and sampling. 1. Do one of the following: • Select Menu > Help. • Press the status bar in the main window. CHAPTER 4 │User's Guide 83 Rapiscan Systems Proprietary and Confidential