GE VMIVME-2120 64-bit High-Voltage Digital Output Megamodule
example of a schedule/oven assignment and Figure 4-12 illustrates a typical multi-oven and schedule
relationship.
Table 4-1: Schedule/Oven Assignment Example
Schedule
Assignment
Oven 1 Oven 2 Oven 3 Oven 4
Schedule 1 X X X
Schedule 2 X X
Schedule 3 X
Schedule 4 X
Figure 4-12: Multi-Oven and Schedule Relationship
In each example, a red X represents an offline oven. The offline condition may be initiated for
maintenance, power failure or possible associated equipment failure. In Example A, Oven 4 has gone
offline. Only schedules 1 and 4 are impacted. In Example B, Oven 2 is offline and impacts only
schedules 1 and 2. These schedules react and restart as described in section 4.4.2.
4.4.4 Queue subtab
The Schedule>Queue subtab displays the order of the current and upcoming analyses (see Figure
4-13). Schedules may be created, started, stopped, paused or deleted.
Legend: Schedule>Queue Display
ID Description
1 Action Icons – Create, edit and control schedules (Action Icons in Table 3-1 lists each icon)
2 Queue Display – Lists live analyses associated with the selected schedule (left-hand column)
3 Schedule List – List of schedules
A green entry represents the current running analysis in the selected schedule. Total analysis time
and time into analysis are displayed under the time heading.
A yellow entry identifies the sample that is purging for the next analysis.
A blue entry identifies the stream which is next to be purged.
A white entry identifies any additional Time of Day (TOD) or Demand request in the order of analysis.
The type of stream analysis displayed is defined as follows:
Step: The sequence of stream analyses defined on the Step subtab
Time of Day (TOD): Scheduled stream analyses defined on the TOD subtab
Demand (Ad Hoc): Demand stream analysis requests
Any stream analysis which is blue or white can be deleted from the queue using the selection box and
delete button on the right side of the screen.
When a schedule goes offline, the associated schedule button behaves as follows:
Stopped schedules blink letters white and red; when the schedule comes online, the button
letters turn red.
Running schedules blink letters white and green; when the schedule comes online, the button
letters turn green.
Paused schedules blink letters white and yellow; when the schedule comes online, the button
letters turn yellow.
4.4.5 Step subtab
Figure 4-14 shows the Step subtab display. It allows the user to add steps to a schedule

Legend: Schedule>Step display
ID Description
1 Schedule select: Select schedule to show detail.
2 Add Action icon: Press the Add icon to add an analysis.
3 Analysis control area: Add, Delete, Run and Activate.
To add an analysis:
1. Press the Add icon.
2. Select the stream and press the Next button to continue.
3. Select the analysis and press the Next button to continue. Press the Go Back button to go back
or press the Abort button to cancel.
4. Press the Accept button to accept the selection. Press the Go Back button to go back or press
the Abort button to cancel.
When accepted, the analysis will be added to the schedule on the Step screen. Check the ACTIVE box
to activate.
4.4.6 Time of day subtab
The Schedule>TOD subtab displays the currently configured analyses, the streams they use, the
frequency at which they run, and whether they are being actively used (see Figure 4-15). It allows
frequency configuration at monthly, weekly, daily, hourly, minute or second intervals.