<H3>Special Instructions</H3> <p>Find the data your peers have stored Central Archive by referring to the <em><a href=system_con_object.php target=OBJECT>Objects Information</a></em> section of the kudu webtool.</p>.  <H3>Description</H3> <p>KON_RETRIEVE checks to see that an Image Display can properly display Key Object Notes. </p>  <p>For this test, an Image Display will be asked to render at least 5 Key Object Notes from the Central Archive. The Project Manager, not the participant, will select which 5 Key Object Note objects will be rendered for test evaluation. If the Project Manager has concerns about an Image Display’s capabilities to render Key Object Notes, the Project Manager may ask the participant to render more than 5 Key Object Notes. The Project Manager may select Key Object Note objects similar to those provided for the MESA tests, and/or may select images stored onto the Central Archive by other participants (see the KIN_Archive test).</p>  <p>An Image Display runs this test only one time for evaluation purposes. However, participants are encouraged to experiment with rendering a variety of Key Object Note objects that will be available in the Central Archive to insure that their implementation can truly handle objects from multiple of vendors. The Project Managers will announce which 5 Key Object Note objects will be used for evaluation after the first day of test, in order to give Key Object Note creators time to store their example images in the Central Archive.  Evaluations of this test cannot start until after this announcement is made.</p>  <H3>Evaluation</H3> <p>The Project Manager will check that the Image Display properly recognized the Key Image Note and highlighted or displayed the selected image or images, and that any description of the key object note is available.  Also, if the Key Image Note also includes a GSPS object, the Project Manager should note whether or not the Image Display utilized the GSPS in displaying images from the Key Image Note.  It is not a failure if the Image Display ignores the GSPS object, but there are extra worthless brownie points available if the Image Display does correctly utilize the GSPS object.</p> 