User's Manual

BioAdmin User Manual 240

 Whenever you change the encryption key, you need to apply the new

encryption key for each of the connected BioStation. Also, you need to do

so whenever you add a new BioStation to the network. Because encryption

process will remove the existing user’s templates on BioStation, you need

to transfer the user’s templates to the BioStation after finishing the

encryption.

 When you use the encryption function, It is highly recommended to change

the encryption key.

 Encryption key should be less than 31 digits.

 If the encryption is interrupted by a network error or by power failure, restart

the BioAdmin program. Then, BioAdmin will automatically transfer the

encryption setting to the remaining BioStation devices.

 You should be very careful in using the encryption function. If you are set

different encryption key among BioStation devices, you may not be able to

use the user’s template compatibly among those devices.

 If the encryption key on host PC is different from that of BioStation, or if only

either of host PC and BioStation is using the encryption option, following

warning message will appear whenever such device is found on the

network. If you press No, such BioStation devices will be disconnected

from the network.

10.1.8. BioAdmin information