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Released: February 27, 2007 Dawning Technologies released an update for the JavaLin and SNI operating system for both standard and clinical systems addressing the Daylight Savings Time (DST) change. On August 8, 2005, President George W. Bush signed the Energy Policy Act of 2005. This Act changed the time change dates for Daylight Saving Time in the U.S. Beginning in 2007, DST will begin on the second Sunday in March and end the first Sunday in November. JavaLin Operating System Update
Current OS Update Release March 07, 2007 Standard Operating System
Current OS Release February 27, 2007
S/R 200702271328 Clinical Operating System
Current OS Release February 27, 2007
S/R 200702271328
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Released: January 12, 2008 IMPROVEMENTS: Excel Rules Importing:
- Both Simple and Enhanced Rules now support importing rules directly from an Excel or CSV file format. Review and Edit Action:
- JResultNet now has the ability to merge packets unreleased results in the Review/Edit database. The results can be merged based on up to three data fields selected by the user. Action Code on Query Database:
- A new set of action codes will be taken into consideration when adding downloads and orders to the Query Database. New configuration for Action Codes will be as follows: OW: Overwrites a Patient or Sample with a new Order
DL: Deletes an entire Order
AP: Appends all of the tests ordered to the existing sample.
- Allows for duplicates.
APN: Appends any new tests ordered to the existing sample.
- Filters out duplicates.
RE: Removes any test sent from the existing order All other Action Codes from LIS will need to be mapped to the list above. HL7 and ASTM Protocol Enhancements:
- The ability to send multiple comment records for HL7 and ASTM was added to the protocols. This can be enabled in LLP Settings GUI.
- A new configuration for low level timeouts was added for ASTM. A user can now change the default timeouts for sending, receiving data and linebidding. Collation Improvements:
- The collation GUI was changed to separately display the configuration for orders and results. An additional timeout can now be used to define the timeout for the "Do Not Send Duplicate Orders" option. Database Improvements:
- The JResultNet 2.5.1 release optimizes the database transaction and functionalities to improve SQL statements and memory usages. CSV Interface Drivers:
- The ability to create CSV output files with the European date/time format is now selectable by a checkbox in the "CSV Output Mapping Settings Tab". When this is selected, the default format YYYYMMDDHHmmss will be mapped to DD/MM/YYYY. Creation Date and Time:
- Every entry in the database now will be stored with a YYYYMMDD creation date and a HHMMSS creation time. Tool Tips:
- Many additional Tool Tips have been added throughout the project. FTP Transmission Logs
- FTP communication modules now have the ability to log all of the low level FTP commands such as GET, PUT, PASV, etc. The following changes have been made to the JavaLin File System (Version 1.2.23): - The /save folder is now mounted on /dev/hda2.
- The version script was added to /usr/bin. This script will print the version of the File System.
- Additional debugging scripts were placed in /etc/cron.5minutes. |
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Released: August 18, 2005 Welcome to Dawning Technologies new website! If you are a return visitor than you have already noticed Dawning's new website. If you are a first time visitor than let us be the first to tell you that this site is NEW. Feel free to surf around the site by using the menus at the top of the page. If you are experiencing problems viewing this site then please go to our troubleshooting page and find out what the problem might be.
If you any questions about where things are located, comments about the new website, or errors to report then please email the webmaster.
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Released: May 1, 2005 Dawning Technologies has entered its final stage in the transition of operations to Southwest Florida by opening its headquarters, R&D and manufacturing facilities in Fort Myers.
With half of Dawning’s staff already operating out of the Florida facility, the move has been seamless in terms of internal operations, as well as customer service and support.
The growing economy and positive business atmosphere was a major motivation to relocate, and Dawning looks forward to bolstering the dynamic business environment of Southwest Florida.
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Press Release - The News Press
Released: Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Lee County has made further progress in carving out a high-technology niche with the announcement that Dawning Technologies will move its headquarters from Fairport, N.Y., to Fort Myers.
The company is also bringing its manufacturing and research and development operations to Fort Myers, said Jennifer Dunn, spokeswoman for Lee County's economic development office.
The move is seen as a coup for both Lee County and the state of Florida, which worked along with other agencies such as Enterprise Florida to bring Dawning Technologies to the Sunshine State
It's a move that will create 23 new high-tech, high-wage jobs, according to Gov. Jeb Bush, who welcomed the firm to the state he called "The Innovation Hub of the Americas."
Dunn couldn't say Monday what the salaries will be or what incentives had been offered to seal the deal.
But she was glad to see another tech company in town.
"Technology is definitely a key sector we are focusing on," Dunn said.
Dawning Technologies has leased 4,800 square feet of office/warehouse space at 6140 Mid Metro Drive, off Metro Parkway, and will make an initial capital investment of $70,000.
The privately held company, founded in 1984, makes interfacing solutions for more than 2,000 clients around the world, users such as hospital laboratories, instrument makers and information systems vendors.
"With its focus on e-commerce solutions, Dawning Technologies adds to a robust base of innovative companies that make up Florida's ever-growing information technology industry," Bush said.
"We're excited by the growing economy and positive business atmosphere in Lee County," said John Selmyer, Dawning's President, "and we've decided that it will be a great base for our head-quarters."
Competing for the business were Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and New York.
Florida has a big stake in the technology sector.
In 2003, legislators shelled out $310 million to partner with the Scripps Research Institute from California to open a biotechnology research center in Palm Beach County.
In 2004, Edison College in Fort Myers joined other local schools and businesses in bracing for an expected wave of biotechnology firms with the creation of a new two-year biotechnology degree.
Meanwhile, earlier this year, Florida Gulf Coast University in south Lee County received a $1 million U.S. Department of Defense grant to research and help develop biodefense devices.
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