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• CMX for server
• CMX for workstation
• Easy-to-use, modern software with user-configurable interface
• Provides traceable and auditable calibration reports
• Adheres to regulations (ISO, FDA, etc.)
• Can be integrated to your management system
• Built-in communication with documenting calibrators
• Pocket PC Option available for manual data entry with a PDA
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Explorer-like user interface
and 'drag and drop' functions make CMX truly user-friendly calibration
management software.
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Who calibrated? What instruments?
When? What were the results? By using CMX, you will have all your
calibration results in a traceable and auditable form, printed in
paper or stored in electronic format in a database.
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CMX has many different calibration
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CMX helps to meet the regulatory
requirements, whether your plant's calibration system needs to comply
with ISO 17025, cGMP or 21 CFR Part 11.
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CMX's change management
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From user-interface to calibration
reports, CMX can be modified to meet your company's standards and
requirements. In addition, CMX's Pocket PC Option provides wide possibilities
for manual data entry on site.
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CMX's Pocket PC Option
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Utilizing CMX will decrease
all calibration-related paperwork to a minimum. Furthermore, CMX's
History Trend Option allows you to analyze and determine the optimal
calibration interval.
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The History Trend Option
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When operations expand or
several other plants need to use the same calibration management system,
CMX adapts according to the new needs, thanks to the two different
versions available: CMX for server and CMX for workstation.
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Need to share your
database with other sites? With CMX, you can allow access to your
Plant Structure and share your database with other sites worldwide. |
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Combine CMX with Beamex's
documenting calibrators and you will have the most seamlessly connected
calibration system in the world. |
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The combination of
CMX and MC5 make the most seamlessly connected calibration system
in the world. |
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CMX's scalable technology
allows you to integrate into maintenance management systems, such
as SAP/R3®, Maximo® and others. |
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Documentation is easy and safe with CMX. All CMX documentation can be
printed in electronic format (e.g. Word, Excel, PDF, HTML, JPG). These
electronic documents can easily be shared via e-mail or published on the
Internet. This enables sharing data with other systems.
How about adapting CMX document layouts to our company standards? Choose
the CMX report design option to create completely new documents or to
modify pre-designed document layouts according to the standards of your
company. If your company's resources are limited, Beamex's Professional
Services can provide some help. E-mail your specification and our professionals
will do the rest.
Storing calibration documentation electronically in the CMX database
is easy, safe and very efficient. In this way, you will minimize the amount
of paper files. Making backups and searching and analyzing calibration
documents is also much more quicker and easier when all documentation
is in an electronic format. Storing documents in CMX adheres to regulations
too!
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Choose the CMX Report Design Option
to create completely new documents or to modify pre-designed document
layouts according to the standards of your company.
CMX documents adhere to regulations and all documentation can be printed
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If 21 CFR part 11 is your challenge, then CMX is your solution.
Is your calibration system capable of withstanding a closer look? Are
there regulatory requirements you must follow to the letter? For instance,
if you are in the pharmaceutical industry, you must have a calibration
system that meets all the regulatory requirements (cGMP, 21 CFR part 11).
With CMX, you will have a complete, recorded history of your calibrations,
which is fully traceable and auditable. All CMX's calibration certificates
meet the regulatory requirements.
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CMX is the right choice, if you must meet regulatory
requirements such as ISO 17025, cGMP and 21 CFR Part 11.
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An optional Electronic Signature is required when
modifying any electronic records, not for just saving or approving
calibrations.
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Change Management stores record history including
timestamp, record author or editor, record status and a unique key
to the Audit Trail. The Audit Trail may be accessed by simply clicking
on the key.
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Audit Trail tracks detailed information such as record
version number, timestamp, record author or editor, values before
and after, which data fields have been added, modified or deleted,
and, finally, user feedback explaining why the record has been modified.
Audit Trail also saves illegal login attempts. |
Download the pdf to learn what are the procedures
in CMX's Change Management.
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Beamex's Validation Services
support the implementation of CMX.
The compatibility of IT systems is one of the most important issues today
for almost any company. This concerns calibration management software
as well: seamless integration into a maintenance management system is
a must. Thanks to scalable technology, CMX can be integrated into your
management system, such as SAP/R3®, Maximo® and others.
The limitations of having a maintenance management system (MMS) alone
Company plant hierarchy and work orders are stored into MMS, but it is
not able to automate the calibration system, because it is not designed
for calibration management and it cannot communicate with "smart"
calibrators.
Utilizing CMX with the maintenance management system will save time and
money and increase company productivity by automating calibration work
and preventing unnecessary work.
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Plant hierarchy and all work orders for process instruments
are created and maintained in MMS
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Calibration work orders are transferred to the CMX
calibration management software, where calibration procedures, strategies
and calibration standards are stored
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When calibration work has been performed, CMX sends
acknowledgement of the calibration back to MMS
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All detailed calibration results are available in
the CMX database |
Maximize benefits by using CMX together with Beamex calibrators.
CMX and a Beamex calibrator, such as the MC5 all-in-one multifunction
calibrator, is the perfect combination. It really pays to have a calibration
system where the one and same company has developed both the calibrator
and calibration management software. It's the best way to guarantee seamless
connectivity; and with a seamless connection comes many benefits that
will ultimately provide a major improvement in work productivity.
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Major reduction of paperwork: even the work lists
can be downloaded electronically onto the calibrator
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Documentation of calibration results onto a database
is easy, safe and accurate
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No need to write calibration documentation by hand
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An increase in work productivity: the ability to do
more calibrations in the same period of time as before
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A significant improvement in data accuracy and quality |
No more manual data entry with pen and paper.
Calibration management goes mobile with CMX. CMX allows the user to computerize
the entire calibration system, making it completely "paperless".
This is possible due to communication with documenting calibrators and
the new Pocket PC Option, which allows the use of a PDA for manual data
entry on site.
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Flexible and easy to use |
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Wide possibilities for manual entry on site |
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Aids in making the entire calibration system "paperless" |
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Stand-alone Pocket PC software allowing manual data
entry on site |
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Downloads multiple work orders together with required
settings, test procedures and routines |
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Displays predefined instructions and actions before
test, while testing and after test |
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Stores all test results, as found and as left test
results together with used reference |
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Tracks environmental information, time stamp, user
information and notes for multiple tasks |
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Automatically calculates located errors for each test
point |
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Automatic "out-of-tolerance" detection with
pass/fail indication |
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Uploads all test results and notes to central database |
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Supported Operating System: Microsoft® Windows®
MobileTM 2003 or later |
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Application Processor: Based on Intel® XScaleTM
technology or similar |
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Memory: ROM 64 MB, RAM 64 MB |
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Display: 3.5", 240 x 320 color TFT Touch Screen |
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Interface with Workstation PC: USB 1.1 via sync cable
or docking station, Bluetooth or Infrared |
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Plan the optimal calibration interval for your instruments.
Would you like to know what the optimal calibration interval for an instrument
is? The new History Trend Option allows you to analyze the instrument's
drift over a certain time period. Based on this information, it is possible
to make decisionsand conclusions concerning the optimal calibration interval
and the quality of the instruments.
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Analyzing and determining the optimal calibration
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Making conclusions concerning the quality of the instruments |
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Summary of all calibrations made on an instrument |
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Numerical and graphical display of the instrument's
drift over a certain time period |
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