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General| Wavelength Range | 340-800 nm |
|---|---|
| Reagent Capacity | Up to 60 reagents on board |
| Sample Types | Serum, Plasma, Urine |
| Sample Volume | 2-35 µL |
| Assay Types | Clinical Chemistry |
| Power Requirements | 50/60 Hz |
| Type | Benchtop |
Provides an overview of the Analyzer and System Control Center hardware components.
Explains the action area, information access area, and screen navigation.
Explains how to scan and view reagent status to ensure sufficient onboard reagents.
Covers ordering patient samples, printing loadlists, and initiating runs.
Guides on selecting run options, initiating sample processing, and monitoring system status.
Details procedures for logging on and off the AEROSET System for user access.
Lists and describes daily procedures for starting up and shutting down the system.
Step-by-step guide for initiating the daily system start-up sequence.
Step-by-step guide for performing the daily system shutdown sequence.
Lists and describes essential daily checks for ensuring proper system operation.
Describes manual entry, host download, and host order query methods for entering orders.
Details the procedure for ordering and running STAT samples in the Reserved STAT Position.
Details the process of accepting results that are completed without errors.
Describes how to validate samples after all results have been accepted.
Covers scheduling results to be rerun from DATABASE or RESULT screens.
Outlines when full and optional calibration runs are required or recommended.
Covers ordering, loading calibrators, and initiating calibration runs.
Covers verifying calibrator results, reviewing curves, and identifying errors.
Details the four methods for ordering quality control samples and their settings.
Explains how to view QC data in Assay Status, Levey-Jennings Graph, and QC Summary screens.
Details the available Westgard QC rules for evaluating QC data and their configuration.
Details options configured on RUN OPTIONS and SYSTEM CONFIGURATION screens.
Covers options like Auto Rerun, Run Suspend Time, Smart Sampling, and Saving Mode.
Covers reagent, calibrator, control, and assay parameter configuration.
Details options for communicating with a Host computer via download or query.
Identifies and describes the components of the ICT Unit and related assay measurement components.
Details the procedures for removing and replacing the ICT Module and ICT Probe.
Provides a schedule of daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual maintenance tasks.
Explains system backup procedures and the files saved to floppy disks.
Describes the functions of the MAINTENANCE UTILITIES screen for system management.
Details result flags, result error codes, calibration error codes, and transmitted error codes.
Provides the correct procedure for shutting down the software before turning off system power.
Details the functions of the MAINTENANCE UTILITIES screen for system management.
Describes common reasons for replacing sample and reagent dispense components.
Identifies activities involving potential biological hazards and required precautions.
Covers operator exposure to hazardous chemicals and general handling precautions.
Details basic electrical hazard awareness and safety elements for system operation.
Addresses potential injury from moving mechanical components and safety features.
Covers safety practices for laser exposure, heavy/hot objects, and trip hazards.
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