BC300

Semiautomatic Biochemistry Analyzer

USER MANUAL
USER NOTICE

Thank you very much for purchasing the Semi-auto Biochemistry Analyzer! (Analyzer for short)
This manual is written and compiled according to the IEC61010-1: 2001 standard. The
The content of the manual is subject to changes according to product use or actual improvements.
and we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused by the version changes.
The manual describes according to the installation of the analyzer, routine testing, quality control
quality and routine maintenance. Refer to the related chapters for more details.
Please read the manual carefully before using this analyzer. These instructions
describes the operational procedures that must be strictly followed; This manual will
it will indicate the operating procedures, possible abnormal operation, possible damage to this
instrument and the danger of personal injuries that must be noted during its use
product. Our company is not responsible for the safety, reliability, and issues
performance and any anomalies monitoring, personal injuries and equipment damage due to
the user's negligence of the operating instructions. Warranty service of
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Content
Chapter 1 General Information ....................................................................................................7
1.1. Recapitulación
1.1.1. Brief introduction ...............................................................................................7
1.1.2. Precautions.........................................................................................................7
1.1.3. Instructions regarding EMC........................................................................7
1.2. Installation....................................................................................................................8
1.2.1. Open the package and check ...............................................................................8
1.2.2. Appropriate place for installation......................................................................8
1.2.3. Environment...................................................................................................8
1.2.4. Connect to the power supply....................................................................................9
1.2.5. Connect the external printer ..............................................................................9
1.2.6. Install the colorimetric flow cell..................................................................9
1.3. System.......................................................................................................................10
1.3.1. Front view........................................................................................................10
Keyboard
1.3.3. Back view ....................................................................................................11
1.3.4. Internal printer................................................................................................12
1.3.5. Colorimetric Cell.............................................................................................12
1.3.6. Lamp and Pump ..............................................................................................13
Chapter 2 Operations ..............................................................................................................15
15
2.2 Basic operation
2.2.1. Touch screen ......................................................................................................16
2.2.2. External mouse .....................................................................................................16
2.2.3. External keyboard
2.2.4. On-screen keyboard.....................................................................................16
Chapter 3 Main menu and system parameters ............................................................18
3.1 Regular Tests ............................................................................................................20
3.2 Time Adjustment..................................................................................................................20
3.3 Machine Set ...................................................................................................................... 21
 4.2.1. Adjustment for each parameter.................................................................................24
4.2.2. Adjustment of calibration parameters..............................................................25
4.2.3. Adjustments for the quality control parameter..................................................26
4.2.4. Print .............................................................................................................27
4.2.5. Storage of the modified content ...............................................27
Chapter 5 Test Sample ....................................................................................................27
5.1. Test Procedure Interface...............................................................................27
5.2. Sample Test ..................................................................................................28
30
6.1. Summarize......................................................................................................................30
6.2. Linear regression................................................................................................................30
6.3. Non-linear regression.....................................................................................................31
31
Chapter 7 Control..........................................................33
Summary
7.2. Measurement of Quality Controls..............................................................................33
7.3. Control List ...........................................................................................................34
Chapter 8 Report.....................................................................................................................35
8.1. General information....................................................................................................35
8.2. Sheet per patient ...................................................................................................35
8.2.1 Patient Information Record .................................................................35
8.2.2 Edit patient information..........................................................................35
8.2.3 Print patient information .....................................................................36
8.3. Series Transfer
8.4. Sheet by test......................................................................................................37
8.5. Sheet by History Records ...........................................................................38
8.5.1. Check History Records ...................................................................38
8.5.2. Print History Records .......................................................................38
8.5.3. Delete History Records ................................................................................39
8.5.4. Exit....................................................................................................................39
Chapter 9 Version and Shutdown ...................................................................................................40
 10.2.2. Clean the colorimetric cell .........................................................................41
10.3. Maintenance........................................................................................................41
10.3.1. Fuse replacement ........................................................................................41
10.3.2. Adjustment of the pump piping.........................................................................42
10.3.3. Replacement of the pipette.............................................................42
10.4 Problem Solving
Appendix: Specification for serial transmission...............................................................45
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Analyzer label instructions:

In vitro diagnostic medical equipment.

ISO7000-0659, Biohazard.

This symbol means 'ATTENTION' Consult the manual.

Equipotential grounding system.

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Chapter 1 General Information
1.1. Recapitulación
1.1.1. Brief introduction
 It can be used for the test:
The electrolytes
Substrates
Enzymes
Plasma proteins
Hormones
Coagulation
TDA'S
 500 items can be scheduled for testing. All the original procedures of
Tested articles can be modified by the user.
 With colorimetric flow cell.
 The following testing methods are provided:
Final point
Fixed time
Kinetics
Bichromatic
Absorbance
Multi-calibration
 Analyze these samples such as serum, plasma, whole blood, and urine, etc.
 The use of internal or external printer is optional.
 External USB keyboard and mouse are optional.
 Designed with a touch screen.

1.1.2. Precautions
 Do not use the parser for any purposes not designated in the User Manual, or it will not be.
valid for the warranty service.
 There may be a risk of electric shock when opening the box. All service and future improvement.
These tasks must be carried out by trained and authorized personnel from our team.
company.
 Before use, you must check if the analyzer and accessories can work.
normally or not.
 Avoid damage to the analyzer:
a. Do not use strong solvent, such as acetone.
b. Most detergents should be diluted following the manufacturer's instructions before
to use.
c. Never use an abrasive such as steel wool or polished metal.
d. Do not allow any liquid to flow into the product, and do not immerse any part of it.
device in no liquid.
 The use of the analyzer in a dry environment, especially if synthetic materials are involved
synthetic materials (clothing, carpets, etc.) can cause damage from static discharges that
they can cause incorrect results.
 Do not use the analyzer near sources of strong electromagnetic radiation.
since they can interfere with proper functioning.

Analyzer instructions for professional use.

 The analyzer meets the emission and immunity requirements described in this part of the
series IEC 61326.
 The analyzer has been designed and tested for CISPR 11 Class A. In a home environment,
it can cause radio interference, in which case you may need to take action
to mitigate interference.
 The electromagnetic environment must be evaluated before the operation of the analyzer.
 Do not use this device near sources of strong electromagnetic radiation (for example,
intentional RF sources without shielding), as they can interfere with operation
suitable.

1.2. Installation
1.2.1. Open the package and check

Open the package and remove the material used for transportation. Keep the package for your
possible transport or future storage.
 Extract the packet analyzer.
 Remove the wrapping, take out the analyzer from the plastic containers.
 Check the components according to the packing list.

If there is any problem, please contact the dealer or agent immediately.

1.2.2. Appropriate location for installation

The analyzer must be placed on a flat surface, which is not exposed to strong
vibrations (that is, centrifugal) and direct sunlight. The front of the instrument must be
near the front edge of the work platform.

In order to ensure that the device functions normally, please do not place the
device in the environment with:
 Drastic temperature changes
 Extreme cold or heat
 Large amount of dust
 Near magnetic fields.
Operation:
10 -30 ℃ ℃
Relative humidity: ≤80%
Atmospheric pressure: 860hPa ~ 1060 hPa

1.2.4. Connect to the power supply

Steps to connect the AC power cable:

 Make sure that the AC power supply meets the requirement described in 1.3.7.
 Connect the power cable to the analyzer. Connect the power cable to a
alternating electrical outlet.

Warning
 The power outlet must be grounded (zero voltage ground connection <5V).
 The AC must be stable, avoid using the same power, along with high machinery.
power, and it is recommended to use a pressure switch.
 Please shut off the power immediately and contact the center.
maintenance, when the fog, peculiar smell or strange sound was found in the
device.
 Hold the connector when you unplug the power cable. Never pull on the cable.
directly.

1.2.5. Connect the external printer

Make sure that both the printer and the analyzer are off.
2. Insert the printer's USB interface into the analyzer's USB interface.
3. Use the power cord that comes with the printer to connect the printer and
AC power supply.

1.2.6. Install the colorimetric flow cell

Use both hands to remove the cover of the colorimetric flow cell (use force to
adequately descending), is shown in Figure 1-1:
4. Point the pipette towards the user, then gently insert the colorimetric cell into
on its slot.

Warning
Do not touch the surface of the photometric window in the colorimetric cell with your hand to avoid affecting it.
to the frequency of transmitted light.

1.3. System
The structure of each part is introduced in this section.

1.3.1. Front view

Figure 1-2 Front panel view

①LiquidCrystalDisplay(LCD):displayofcoloredcharactersorfigures.
② Keyboard: some common shortcut keys, the operator just needs to press one key
to achieve operations such as printing, cleaning, etc.
③ Power Indicator Light: the indicator is the light when changing the power.
④ Printer lid: open the lid to install the printing paper inside.
⑤Colorimetric cell cover: open the lid to install the colorimetric cell.
⑥ Suction Key: in test mode, press this key, then the analyzer will suction
automatically the sample in the colorimetric cell.
1.3.2. Keyboard

Figure 1-3 Keyboard

Lamp ON / OFF: turn the lamp on or off.

2) Rinse Button: start or stop the rinse of the analyzer.

3) Print Key: press it to print immediately.

Liquid suction button: automatically stops after pressing this button to suction
a little liquid, and the test function is triggered.
5) Confirm Button: confirm to start the current operation.

6) Cancel key: stop the current operation.

Left key: in the screen menu, press this key to move to the left.
Right key: in the screen menu, press this key to scroll to the
right.
9): Up Key: in the on-screen menu, press this key to move to the left.
10): Down Key: in the menu on the screen, press this key to move to the right.

1.3.3. Rear view

⑨ RJ45 interface: the wired connection for the remote network.
⑩ RS-232 interface: communication with PC.
11 Drainage port: it is used for the discharge of wastewater.

1.3.4. Internal printer

The analyzer takes special care within the thermal printer.

1.3.5. Colorimetric cell

Open the cover of the colorimetric cell, as shown in Figure 1-5:

Open the cover of the colorimetric cell Figure 1-5

(2) The internal structure of the chromatic cell is shown in Figure 1-6:
 Thermostat slot
 Colorimetric cell slot
 Light Source Cover
 ASP Key

Colorimetric cell slot Light source cover

Thermostat slot

ASP key

Figure 1-6 Internal structure of the colorimetric cell

1.3.6. Lamp and Pump

Open the cover of the light source.

Disconnect the lamp's cable when replacing the lamp, turn the fixing screw in the
lamp shelf, then take out the lamp, set it aside, replace it with a new one
as its original state, finally tighten the screws and connect the lamp cable.
a. Select "Machine Set" in the "System" interface and press "Rinse" to suction the water
distilled in the colorimetric cell.
b. Enter from 1 - 6 in the item 'Check Filter', click on 'Turn' to rotate the filter to the
wavelength of 340-620nm.
c. Click on "Start" at the "Lamp Check" point to see the AD value in real time, and
Stop to stop the AD value update.
d. Change to each filter and record the AD value, Select the filter whose AD value is
maximum, adjust the screws to change the height and angle of the lamp shade,
next, change the value of AD. When the value of AD stabilizes around
From 26,000, tighten the screws in the center of the lamp socket.
e. After adjusting, check the value of AD in each filter to keep them between
12,000 to 29,000.

(3) The light source and the peristaltic pump are shown in Figure 1-8 and Figure 1-9:

Adjustment screws Fixed screw

Lamp bracket

Fixed screw

Lamp socket
Lens

Figure 1-8 Lamp system

Fixed shield board
for pump pipe

Fixed lock for

pump pipe
1.3.7. Parameters
Range of
-0.3-3.0 Abs
Absorbance
Resolution 0.001 Abs (shown) 0.0001 Abs (internal calculation)

Light source Halogen Lamp

Filters 340, 405, 510, 546, 578, 620 nm + 2 free positions

Stability <=0.005Abs/30min
Bandwidth
≤12nm
media
Control of
℃, 30℃
Temperatura ambiente, 25 , 37 , ℃
error: ±0.1 ℃
temperature
Colorimetric cell 10mm, 30μl
Injection 0-6000μl(increase50μl
Pollution
<=1.0%
crusade
Storage 500 tests and 10,000 results.
Interface Standard RS232, 4 USB, Ethernet interface

Screen LCD7 inches(800*480) colors

High-speed built-in thermal printer, and printer
Printer
external
Processor High-speed integrated
Peso 10kg
Dimensions 410mm(L)×340mm(W)×150mm(H)

Fusible T1.6AL250V

Power supply 100VAC-240VAC, 50/60Hz

Chapter 2 Operations
2.1 Ignition
After several seconds to turn on the analyzer, Figure 2-1 will appear:

Figure 2-1 System Initialization

The analyzer starts the self-check; if it is not normal, the system will ask you (the lamp is
turned on, the filter is zero and the printer is feeding blank during the self-
verification), after completing the self-verification, the screen will move to the next
the interface is shown as Figure 2-2:

Figure 2-2 Waiting for the lamp to stabilize

The analyzer must wait for the lamp to stabilize for approximately 1 minute (or the
the test result will be influenced), below, Figure 2-3 will appear:
Insert the pipette into distilled water and press 'ASP', then the device will aspirate a little water.
distilled. The system will obtain a set of data through tests of each wavelength, which
indicates that the system is stable and the operation is normal when the data is within the range of
adjust, then it will enter the main menu automatically. Otherwise, the figure will appear
2-4, then there may be problems in the system light path.

Figure 2-4 Checking of distilled water

Select 'No', the system will ignore the error and proceed directly to the main menu.
Select "Yes", aspirate the distilled water and repeat over the tests again. First
Place, press 'Rinse' to clean the colorimetric cell, then press 'ASP' to start
the test. If the water blank value is normal, then the system will enter the menu
principal

2.2 Basic operation

2.2.1. Touch screen

The device is designed with a touchscreen, the system will reach the corresponding operation.
with the cursor. If you need to make the corresponding edit, just move the cursor to the area of
editing, and then it can be edited with the on-screen keyboard. By clicking on the touchscreen, the
the arrow on the screen will move with it. If the difference between the location you clicked and the
the aimed arrow is large, so re-calibration is necessary, see 3.5 for more details.
In addition, the AC must be properly grounded to avoid affecting the sensitivity of the screen.

2.2.2. External mouse

This product has a standard USB interface that can connect an external mouse. Move the
mouse, the cursor will move on the screen, move the cursor to the desired location, click on the
left key, the screen changes to a new interface or activates the window to be modified, to
continuation, modifications can be made through the on-screen keyboard or a keyboard
external.
The mouse is not compatible with the left double-click functions and the right click, but it is
compatible with left click and dragging the click.

2.2.3. External keyboard

This device features a standard USB interface that allows for the connection of an external keyboard.
the user can use the keyboard like a PC to input characters. If they use the keyboard
standard, some keys on the keyboard will not work.
 Figure 2-5 On-screen keyboard

Movement for the on-screen keyboard

The on-screen keyboard can move freely, the method consists of moving the mouse to 'State
Bar", press the left mouse button and move the mouse, the on-screen keyboard can be moved.
Finally, release the left mouse button in the right place.
If the on-screen keyboard covers the parameter to be modified or affects the operation, then you
You can use the previous method to move it.

Usage of the on-screen keyboard

"Back" (backspace key): in the top right corner of the touchscreen, it is used
for cleaning the characters in the edit box.
"Cap" (Caps Lock key): On the right side of the on-screen keyboard, it is used to enter
uppercase letters. After the on-screen keyboard appears, the letters on the keyboard
they are in lowercase letters state. Press 'Caps', then the letters are converted
in capital. When you want to enter uppercase, press 'Caps' first,
continuation, press the corresponding letter for the entry.
c. Input method switch: There is a display bar to change the method
at the top left corner of the touchscreen, the initial state is 'ON',
press it to change to click again for status "EN".
d. Switch to maximize and minimize the on-screen keyboard: there is a symbol "
in the upper right corner of the touchscreen, click on it to make the change
between maximizing and minimizing.
Chapter 3 Main Menu and System Parameters
The system will enter the main menu after the self-test for distilled water.

Figure 3-1 Main Menu

The main menu includes information such as system operation, element of

test, tree structure in shape for the test element, the time, the temperature,
light source status screen, etc.

Function of the system:

system configuration, test editing, standard query, management
quality control, network service (network service is optional), report printing,
Version information and shutdown can be set.

Test set:select the corresponding test elements, according to the species point for
to test.

Tree of the structure for the test element:classify according to the type of element, show
the intraday information of the test elements, suitable for consultation.

Time:show the current time.

Temperature:shows the temperature of the colorimetric cell.

Lamp status:On / Off.

System adjustment is used to adjust the basic parameter for the analyzer, including the
machine value, time adjustment, etc. Click on 'System' for its submenu that is displayed
like Figure 3-2:
 Figure 2.3 System Configuration

Hospital name
Enter the hospital name with the type of Chinese or English. Move the cursor to the box of
editing the hospital name, then the on-screen keyboard will automatically appear.

Note
Click on the touchscreen of the on-screen keyboard to close the on-screen keyboard.

Print mode settings:

The analyzer is designed for two printing modes, outside and inside. Select 'Outside' or
"Inside" to print.

When selecting 'Outside', only the printer with the HP Deskjet D2500 series can be used.
connect.

When selecting 'Inside', it adopts a thermal printer function to print, two modes
they can be selected in real time and manually, they are printed manually by
system defect.

Clear Shape

No-clear and clear are optional.

Lamp verification

Sleep time and the lamp status can be adjusted, click on the edit box,
3.1 Regular Tests
Click on 'Customize' to go to the submenu, as shown in Figure 3-3:

Figure 3-3 Regular Tests

Click on the items in the left column to add regular items that are
they will be shown in the right column. Click on the items in the right column
to eliminate ordinary theme. '>>' and '<<' to turn on the page, 'Exit' to return to the
system configuration interface.

3.2 Time Adjustment

Click on 'Time set' and its submenu will be displayed as Figure 3-4:

Figure 3-4 Configure the time

Date adjustment
System date screens with blue lighting in the calendar table, the user can do
click on the corresponding date to set it, if the number you have selected becomes more
highlighted, it indicates that the adjustment was made correctly.

Time adjustment
The current time system is displayed on the right side of the screen, showing the time at the top.
inferior with the TIME number. Once the hour, minute, and second are selected, it will be possible to
blue color, it can be configured, click on " , to adjust.

(5) Exit
Click on 'Save' to save all settings, 'Exit' to leave and return.

3.3 Machine Set

Parameters, temperature control, filter inspection, and lamp verification can be
establish in this interface. Click on 'Set Machine' to your sub-menu that is displayed as the
Figure 3-5:

Figure 3-5 Machine Adjustment

(1) Parameters
Select 'Temp' and 'ABS', enter the relevant data using the on-screen keyboard, to
continuation, select "Adjust" to adjust. These have been set before leaving the factory, and
they do not need to be reset.

Warning
Under non-essential conditions, please do not calibrate the temperature and absorption capacity.

Verification of Filters
Temperature control
Click on 'Temp set', enter the corresponding value using the on-screen keyboard, click
In 'Setup', the temperature will be controlled within the established range.
Select 'Save' to return to the system configuration interface.

3.4 Page Setup

When selecting the external printer, the page can be configured. But now the analyzer
it does not support this function. A4 is the default sheet.

3.5 Touch Screen Calibration

Click on "TS Cal" so that the sub-menu is displayed as Figure 3-6:

Figure 6.3 Touchscreen Calibration

Use your finger or stylus to lightly click exactly at the center of the cross cursor.
Once, when the cursor moves, repeat the previous operation. The touchscreen needs to
calibrate those five coordinates as top left, top right, bottom right,
lower left and the central position. The user just has to follow the movement of the cursor
from cross, to repeat five times to complete the previous steps, then the system
it will automatically return to 'System set' and will save the calibration result, then the
Touchscreen calibration is complete.
If you don't click on the exact point, the message 'Calibration error, please' will appear.
"re-calibration" and then repeat the previous steps to calibrate.

3.6 USB Update

Insert the flash drive that contains the update software, click on 'update USB', the
4.2.1. Adjustment for each parameter

1. Test mode adjustment: confirm the test mode based on the box demand
reactive (period, colon, Kinetics). Move the cursor. select the method of
appropriate essay from the list.
a. Final point: after mixing the reagent and the sample, react for a period of time
to reach the end (that is, the color or absorbance of the reaction solution does not
changes). Next, the absorbance of the reaction solution assay is used
to obtain the concentration of the reaction solution according to the law of
Lambert - Beer. If any test reagent requires a test with double length of
Wave, to avoid interference, the analyzer provides such a testing method.
b. Kinetics: after mixing the reagent and the sample, they continuously test the
absorbance of the reaction solution, when the absorbance value changes
linearly, measure its rate of change, then obtain the concentration of the
reaction solution according to the Lambert - Beer law.
c. From two points: a special example for Kinetics, that is, when the value of the
absorbance changes linearly, measure the difference in absorption between the two points
within the linear segment, to obtain the concentration of the reaction solution.
2. Unit adjustment: move the cursor select the corresponding unit from the list.
3. Operating temperature adjustment: the same set method with 'Unit', select 25
℃, 30 ,℃37 and℃the ambient temperature as a requirement.
Try to maintain the same testing temperature, or switch between the different ones.
reaction temperatures that will take some time to wait.
4. Adjustment for wavelength-M: the analyzer is equipped with six filters (340 nm, 405
nm, 510 nm, 546 nm, 578 nm, 620 nm), the same selection method with the "Unit".
5. Adjustment for the wavelength-S (reference wavelength): select the sub-
wavelength according to the requirement of the reagent (340 nm, 405 nm, 510 nm, 546 nm,
578nm, 620nm, no), generally not available.
6. Delay time adjustment: Delay time is measured from the entry of liquid to the
colorimetric cell until the start time of the actual test.

Note
 A certain delay is necessary to maintain temperature balance and disappear.
the air bubbles in the sample in the colorimetric cell.
 For most endpoint test methods, the wait time is 5 seconds;
 In 25, ℃
the delay time of the kinetics must be no less than 10 seconds;
 In 30, ℃
the kinetic delay time must be no less than 12 seconds;
 At 37,℃ the time delay of the kinetics must be no less than 15 seconds;

7. Configuration for the sample: This parameter only provides as the reference of the
relationship, does not imply in the operations.
8. Reagent setup: This parameter only serves as a reference for the
relationship, does not imply in the operations.
9. Adjustment for the suction solution: suction solution can be adjusted in this
10. White adjustment: reagent blank, sample blank, and no blank can be selected.
According to the user's need, a blank of the reagent and without blank can be selected.
In Kinetics, no target is fixed at two points.
11. Adjustment of the reference range: after adjusting the reference range, if the result goes
beyond the reference range, the device will add a '*' at the front of the
result ("*" means the result is abnormal). Enter the reference range with
the on-screen keyboard.
12. Adjustment of the factor: If the test is based on a known fixed factor for calculation, then
click on the factor edit box, enter the factor using the on-screen keyboard.
The factor will be filled in automatically when the standard item was calibrated.
13. Adjustment of test element name: at the fixed test point, the name has been
solved, and cannot be changed.
Note
The adjustment methods for custom elements and fixed test elements are
identical, only you can type the name of the element using the on-screen keyboard.
14. Adjustment for the reagent name: according to the reagent instructions for introduction
the name on the on-screen keyboard or the external keyboard.
15. Framework for the linearity range: in the reaction test, when the reactant content
the sample is too high, the substrate in the reagent has been exhausted before the
reactant to complete the reaction, so that the resulting concentration value does not
can measure correctly. After entering 'linearity range', the device
it will automatically determine, once the aforementioned problem exists, the
The device will automatically prompt you "The samples exceeded the linear range," it refers to the
reactive instruction or specific data provider.
Note
"Linearity range" without input or incorrectly formatted input may result in a
warning, but it does not affect the accuracy of the test.

4.2.2. Adjustment of calibration parameters

In the 'Parameter Settings' of the interface, click on 'Calibration' for its submenu.
as shown in Figure 4-3:
standard with different concentrations. (Up to eight standard samples with different
concentrations).
Click on 'Linear Regression' or 'Non-linear Regression' to the left of the circle, resulting in a circle
black once selected.

Standard number
Linear regression is 1, and nonlinear regression is determined by the reactant instruction (up to
8Click on, ” to adjust.

(3) Number of repetition

The number of repetitions of the test for each standard sample (1, 2, and 3 times are optional).
Click on“ , ” to adjust.

Standard concentration
Enter the concentration value of each standard sample. Click on the editing window,
the input with the on-screen keyboard.

Exit
Click 'Accept' to complete the setup and exit. Click 'Cancel' to exit.
and go out.

4.2.3. Adjustments for the quality control parameter

Click on 'Control' in your menu that is shown as Figure 4-4:

Figure 4-4 Quality Control Adjustment

Enter each parameter using the on-screen keyboard according to the sample instruction
of quality control.
4.2.4. Print
Click on 'Print' to print each parameter of this item that is set.
previously. To obtain the new parameters, click on 'Save' and enter Figure 4-
2 menu again, finally click on 'Print'.

4.2.5. Storage of modified content

Click on 'Save' to save all modified content. Click on 'Cancel'

to re-edit the interface.

Chapter 5 Test Sample

In the main menu, select the test that is performed in the 'fixed test' menu, and go to
sample test menu.

5.1. Test Procedure Interface

Take ALB as an example, the test interface is shown in Figure 5-1:

⑽
⒃
Figure 1.5 Test interface

Test parameter:

Each ALB parameter will be displayed in the current interface:

(1) Unit: shows the current test unit.

Temperature: show the temperature of the colorimetric cell.
(3) M-wavelength and S-wavelength: Visualization of the main wavelength and
secondary
(12) Change number: change the sequence number of the test.
Blank with distilled water: perform the blank test with distilled water.
(14) Blank Sample (reagent): perform the reagent or sample blank test.
(15) from the sample: conduct the sample test.
(16) Sample dilution window: multiple sample dilution screen (initial value
is X1)
Dilution configuration sample: set, recover from multiple dilution sample
Linear overproof window: it will request that the sample concentration exceeds the linear range
Reaction window: a curve will be shown to represent the reaction.
Calibration: perform the calibration test.
Control: perform the quality control test.
Rinse: Rinse the colorimetric cell.
Print: print the result of the current test and trend graph.
Return: go back to the menu above.

5.2. Sample Test

In the testing procedure interface:

Suck the distilled water

Place a tube with distilled water in the labeled Aspirate sample tube and press (Figure 1-5) or ASP.
(Figure 1-3) or click on "distilled water". The measurement process will be displayed in the window.
reaction, the measured result will be displayed in the 'results window' (absorption).

(2) White

Hold the reagent blank or sample blank in the sample tube and press the Aspirate key or
ASP or click on "reagent blank (sample blank)". The scheduled volume will be
sucked and measured. The process and the result of the measurement will be shown.
If the test element does not need to be blank, then this step can be omitted.

Calibration

After the blank test, the instruction window will ask you to extract sample 1.
If the test item requires calibration, calibration must be done first. Please consult
6.2 and 6.3 for more details.
If the test element does not need to be calibrated, this step can be omitted.

Control

Quality control can be done at any time during the run test. Refer to 7.2
for the details.
If this article does not require quality control, then this step can be omitted.
Re-test
During the sample testing, if a sample needs to be tested again (for example, the
show 2), then click on 'Change num' to your sub-menu that is shown as the
Figure 5-2.

Figure 5-2 Change number

Click on the editing window, modify the sample number that needs to be re-tested,
click on 'Accept', then retest the sample. This result will cover the result
original.

Rinse the colorimetric cell

Place a container with distilled water under the sample tube. Press "RINSE". The system
The colorimetric cell will now wash continuously until the 'RINSE' key is pressed again.
Wait. The download will continue for about 30 seconds.

Warning
When going from one test to another, it is necessary to wash the colorimetric cell to avoid that
Reactive to carry on, causing incorrect calibration and measurement results.

(8) Essay of another element

Select other test elements, then test according to the previous steps.

Print Report

After completing all the tests, print the measurement results. Refer to the
Chapter 8 for more details.

Dilution of the sample

After the concentration value exceeds the 'linear range', the linear overproof window will ask you 'The
samples exceeded the linear range," please, users verify that the linear range value is
you have correctly entered by yourself. At this moment you must do it once more
after diluting the sample to a multiple of 2 or 5, press "X2" or "X5" to set the sample
multiple dilution, press 'recover' to restart. Sample dilution window shows
the current dilution multiple, the device automatically multiplies as a result of data
by the multiple joint dilution.
Chapter 6 Standard Calibration
6.1. Summarize
In general, the analyzer measures the absorption value of the test, but the operator waits to
obtain the consistency value, so it is necessary that the factor that can be achieved is
based on tests of one or more standards. It can convert the absorption value of the test for
evaluate the coherence, the consistency of the known reagent is the standard liquid (or sample
standard, calibration liquid, standard, to abbreviate). The process of standard to factor of
conversion refers to calibration. Calibration according to the standard must be carried out depending on
the stability of the reagents, analyzer, and the operating method.
The analyzer adopts one-point calibration (linear regression) or multi-point calibration.
(non-linear regression).

Three operations for calibration according to the standard:

1) the program's calibrations: refer to 4.2.2 for more details.

2) The calibration measurements
3) List calibration: all calibration results can be saved and consulted.

6.2. Linear regression

In the testing interface (like Figure 5-1), click on "Calibration (Cal)," then
the system will enter the following figure:

Figure 6-1 Linear regression

Standard sample test

The instruction window displays Std. "#", Sucking the "#" shows standard, the system will measure
automatically and will show the result (absorption value). The central window displays the
6.3. Non-linear regression
In the test interface (like Figure 5-1), click on 'Calibration (Cal)' to enter its
the submenu is shown as Figure 6-2:

Figure 6-2 Non-linear Regression

Calibration sample test

Symbol window shows Std. '#', Aspirate the '#' shows standard, the system will measure
automatically and will show the result (absorption value). The central window shows the
testing process, after the final test, show the calibration curve.

2. Save

The user can save the test result. Click on 'Save', then the system
will automatically save the calibration result and the standard curve, and the indication of
value factor in the test interface. Click on 'Exit' to return to the test interface.

6.4. Calibration List

In the main menu, click on 'Standard' to list the calibration list. The screen will
show like Figure 6-3:
Click on the test item to query, taking ALB as an example, result of the
Calibration and the curve are displayed on the standard interface, shown as Figure 6-4:

Figure 6-4 standard query

Click on 'Print' to print the result.

2) Click on 'Exit' to return to the calibration interface list, then other items.
test can be consulted.
Chapter 7 Control
7.1. Summary
The strong quality control function, easy to operate, makes quality control in
very easy laboratories.
2) The articles 500 of the test can use double quality controls.
3) automatically calculate the average value (), the standard deviations (SD) and the coefficient
of variation (CV).
4) Store the quality control data and the chart for a period of 12 months, and it can be
consult and print at any time.
5) Three operations for quality controls: the quality controls of the program (they
refer to 4.2.3 for more details), the measurement of quality controls and the list of statistics.

7.2. Measurement of Quality Controls

In the test interface (like Figure 5-1), a quality control can be run at any time.
moment during a test, after the test has been calibrated. Click on 'Control' to
its sub-menu that is shown as Figure 7-1:

Figure 7-1 Quality Control Test

Select the quality control sample

Click on the square window of Control 1 and Control 2, select the control sample of
quality (that is, the mark '√' in the square window). If you need to potest number two
quality control samples, select them all.

2. Quality control sample testing

According to the instruction window visualization. Quality control sample of

7.3. List Controls
Click on "Control" in the main menu to list the statistics of the controls, which are
show as Figure 7-2:

Figure 7-2 Quality Control Checklist

Click on the item to test, take ALB as an example, to consult the interface.
shown in Figure 7-3:

Figure 7-3 ALB Quality Control Checklist

In the upper right corner of the interface, click to select the month you want
consult, below will show the statistics of quality controls. In addition, it will also
SD and CV of the two quality control samples will be shown this month.
Click on 'Print' to print this month's quality control report.
Click on 'Exit' to return to the quality control list interface, then others
evidence elements can be consulted.
Chapter 8 Report
8.1. General information
In this section, four styles are provided: 'To the patient', 'series trans.', 'By test' and
History. Compositional reports bring together different users.
Click on 'Print' in the main menu for your submenu, show the content of 'To
patient.

8.2. Sheet per patient

Click on 'To the patient' in its sub-menu shown as Figure 8-1:

Figure 8-1 Sheet per patient

8.2.1 Patient Information Record

Of the patient NO., Name, sex, department, Age, presentation screen in the interface, make
click on "Pre" or "Next" to view the patient's information.

8.2.2 Edit patient information

(1) Add patient information: click on 'Add' for your sub-menu that appears as
Figure 8-2:

Figure 8-2 Add patient information

Click on each editing window, the relevant input contents with the keyboard of
software, click on 'Save' to save the information. Click on 'Cancel' to exit
 Figure 8-3 Edit patient information

Click on the edit window that you want to modify, use the software keyboard to
change the patient's information.

Remove patient information: if a patient's information needs to be deleted,

select it (it turns blue when selected) and click on "Delete".

8.2.3 Print patient information

Select the print mode

In this section, seven printing modes are anticipated: 'General', 'liver', 'kidney', 'CK enzymes',
lipids

The contents for the mode are as follows:

Regular: print the entire tested article in the test order.

Liver Kidney CK enzymes Lipids Iron Electrolytes

ALB UREA CK CHOL IRON K

TP CR CK-MB TRIG TIBC Na
GLB UA AST HDL-C Cl
THEY WERE TP LDH ApoA Ca
THEY WERE ALB ApoB Mg
I BILI GLU ApoE P
AST Cu
ALT Zn
GGT GLU
ALP AMS
LDH LPS
TBA
PALB
GLU

Click to your list, next, select the mode you need.

Click on 'Print', the report will be printed.

notice
Printing patient information does not support comma format.

3. Click on 'Print all' to print all reports. Click on 'Exit' to return.

to the main menu.
If any element in the mode has not been tested, it will not have any corresponding data in the
report.

8.3. Series Transfer

Click on 'series trans.' in its sub-menu shown as Figure 8-4:

Figure 8-4 Series Transfer

The test result can be transferred to a PC via standard RS-232 or USB interface.
See the Appendix for more protocol details.
Select 'current day', 'All data' or 'Part of the data' in 'Data Transmission' to
transfer different data. When selecting 'Part of the data', 'Start time' and 'End'
time
Click on 'Start' to transfer the test results, click on 'Exit' to return to
main menu.

8.4. Sheet per test

Click on 'For the test' in your menu that is shown as Figure 8-5:
 Figure 8-5 Sheet per test

Click on "Pre" or "Next" to check the topic you wish to print, select the
element (turns blue when selected), then click on 'Print', all results
The tests of the selected element will be printed.
Click on 'Print All' to print all items.
Click on "Exit" to return to the main menu.

8.5. Sheet by History Records

Click on "History" from your menu as shown in Figure 8-6:

Data Figure 8-6 History

8.5.1. Check History Records

This device can store a maximum of 1000 pieces of records.

Click on "◄" "►" (or drag the scrollbar) or "Previous", "Next" to see about
a.3
b.3,6
c.3-6
d.1,2,4-6

Click on 'Print All' to print all history records.

8.5.3. Delete History Records

Click on 'Delete all' to clear all history records.

8.5.4. Exit

Click on 'Exit' to return to the main menu.

Chapter 9 Version and Shutdown
9.1. Version
Click on "Version" in the main menu for its sub-menu displayed as Figure 9-
1:

Figure 9-1 Version Information

Version, build time, and copyright information are displayed in the dialog box.
Click on 'Exit' to return to the main menu.

9.2. Delete
Click on "Close" in the main menu for your submenu is shown in Figure 9-2:

Figure 9-2 Closing

Click 'OK' to close the device, 'Cancel' to return to the main menu.
By clicking 'OK', the system will prompt you to rinse the flow cell, which is shown as
Figure 9-3:
Chapter 10 Maintenance
Summary
The analyzer is a clinical chemical analyzer that only requires minimal maintenance.
Some general maintenance is necessary to keep the instrument in optimal condition.

10.2. Cleaning
10.2.1. Clean the exterior

Keep the operating environment clean.

Clean the exterior with a damp cloth (not wet) and mild detergent.
Clean the LCD screen with a soft, non-abrasive cloth.

Warning
Do not use any type of solvent, lipin, or corrosive material on the instrument.

10.2.2. Clean the colorimetric cell

The interior of the flow cell must be kept as clean as possible to ensure measurements.
good and reliable.

1. Clean the exterior of the colorimetric cell

a. Place the colorimetric cell according to the requirements (see 1.2.5).

b. If the exterior of the colorimetric cell is contaminated, gently clean it with a soft cloth.
moistened in an ethanol solution.

2. Cleaning of the colorimetric cell

a. Place a container with distilled water under the pipette, press 'RINSE' cell system
flow. It will now wash continuously until the 'RINSE' button is pressed again. Leave
continue for 30 seconds.
b. Clean the colorimetric cell with glassware detergent or 95% ethanol, press 'RINSE' to
suction the detergent, press again to stop rinsing, keep the detergent in the cell
colorimetric for 5 minutes, then use distilled water to wash
continuously for one minute. If the rinse is not sufficient, please rinse with detergent
again.

The colorimetric cell must be rinsed in the following situations:

The difference in white balance is too great when turning on the device.
Change the test element.
Before turning off the device.
Fuse: T1.6AL250V.

Warning
Never install a fuse of incorrect rating!

10.3.2. Adjustment of the pump pipe

After using the analyzer for half a year, the location of the pump pipe can
be adjusted. The method is as follows:

1) Turn the button to the right, open the pipe shield joint of the pump.
Take out the tube from the pump.
3) Release the fixed strapping tape on the tube's tie-in, relate the 180° tube next.
use the REFIX strapping tape.
4) Install and lock the pump tube (Counter-rotate the button).

Note
If the pump tube is not installed correctly, the device will not suction the liquid.

10.3.3. Replacement of the pipette

If the pipette (or the colorimetric cell) is clogged with various items, use a syringe to
fix it. If it breaks or blocks badly, replace it. The method is as follows:

Pull from the flow cell.

Remove the pipette at the entrance to replace it with a new one. Cover the fixed tube at one end.
of the new pipette. The pipette must be set aside by 5 mm (see figure 1.10):
Fix the tube at the entrance of the colorimetric cell.

Fixed pipe Entrance of the colorimetric cell Pipette

Figure 10-1 The pipette interface for the entry of the colorimetric cell
10.4 Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Reason Solution
Without power. Connect to the power
The analyzer is not 2. The plug is not correctly 2. Insert properly the
turn on inserted into the power outlet. power cable.
The fuse is broken. 3. Replace the fuse.
Time and date
unstable, I don't know
can you save Without power. Replace the battery.
after
modify.
Water white 1. There are air bubbles or contamination 1. Clean the cell
distilled is in the colorimetric cell. colorimetric.
unstable, high or 2. The pipette is broken. 2. Replace the pipette
negative value. 3. The photocell is damaged. 3. Replace the photocell.
Blow with the bulb of the
There is dust on the light route.
rubber pipette or remove it
2. The location of the lamp is
Low intensity light path for cleaning.
inadequate.
of light 2. Readjust the location.
3. Aged lamp
3. Replace the lamp.
4. Aged filter.
4. Replace the filter.
Re-aspirate the distilled water.
Sucked air.
2. Replace the lamp.
Great deviation 2. Aged lamp
Replace the cell
of the The colorimetric cell is broken.
colorimetric.
absorbance. 4. The colorimetric cell is not
4. Insert the cell
inserted all the way in.
colorimetric to the bottom.
Re-enter.
1. False parameters adjusted.
2. After cleaning the cell
There are air bubbles or pollution
Result colorimetric, try to
in the colorimetric cell.
inexact or great new.
3. Aged lamp
deviation. 3. Replace the lamp.
4. Aged filter
4. Replace the filter.
5. The photocell is damaged
5. Replace the photocell.
Adjust the parameter of
The standard value or the factor is non-reactive according to the
The result is
entered. reagent manual.
zero or
2. It was not saved after trying the 2. Re-do the rule, it
incorrect.
standard they recommend several times, and
then click on "Save".
The pump tube is not installed
correctly. appropriately the tube;
The tubing or colorimetric cell is 2. Align the pipe with a
No aspiration
out of value 2. Review the configuration of
objective parameters.
3. Retest with another one
reagent and quality control.
Plug in and unplug or
The replacement connection plug for the cable of
Temperature control failure is broken. connection.
of temperature 2. The temperature sensor is broken 2. Reattach the sensor
The Peltier is damaged of temperature.
3. Reinstall the Peltier.
Change the mode of
1. The settings for print mode
they are erroneous. Impression.
The printer does not 2. Plug in and unplug the
2. The the print cable is
can print. printing cable.
disconcerted.
3. Reconnect the cable of
The print cable is broken.
printing.
Test of the tension of
False voltage. exit and put it back
Screen in
The software is broken. power supply.
white
The cable is broken. 2. Update the software
3. Reinsert the cable.