What to do if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P displays 'Battery too low to complete operation'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment indicates that the battery is too low to complete the operation, recharge the analyzer or connect it to the mains before starting the export of data.
What to do if Abbott Test Equipment displays 'Start-up checks have failed'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment displays that start-up checks have failed, ensure the cartridge is fully removed and press Restart to try again. If the issue persists, further assistance is needed.
What to do if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P Test Equipment cannot read barcode?
If the Abbott Test Equipment cannot read the barcode, initiate a QC test. If the QC test passes, check that the inserted test cartridge is new and its barcode isn't damaged. If the test cartridge or barcode is damaged, dispose of it and start a new test with a new cartridge. If the QC test fails, further assistance is needed.
What to do if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P displays 'Cartridge appears to be used'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment indicates that the cartridge appears to be used, ensure the correct testing process has been followed. Dispose of the used test cartridge and start a new test, making sure that the inserted test cartridge is new and unused.
What to do if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P Test Equipment displays 'Temperature is outside the acceptable range'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment shows that the temperature is outside the acceptable range, make sure that both the test cartridge and the analyzer are within 41°F to 95°F. Then, start the test again using a new test cartridge.
What to do if Abbott Test Equipment displays 'SD card not detected'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment indicates that the SD card is not detected, insert a valid SD card into the analyzer.
What to do if Abbott Test Equipment displays 'This cartridge has expired'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment indicates that the cartridge has expired, dispose of the used test cartridge. Start a new test with a new test cartridge, checking the date on the wrapper to ensure it hasn't expired.
What does it mean if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P says 'The selected file is not valid'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment displays 'The selected file is not valid' it means that the selected file is not a valid test cartridge file. Make sure a valid test cartridge file is selected to be updated.
What to do if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P Test Equipment displays 'Incorrect QC cartridge inserted'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment displays 'Incorrect QC cartridge inserted', during QC testing, make sure the PQC and NQC cartridges have been used, not drug test cartridges, and ensure the same cartridge has not been inserted twice.
What to do if Abbott SoToxa TOX400P displays 'Cannot write file to SD card'?
If the Abbott Test Equipment displays that it cannot write to the SD card, restart the analyzer and reinsert the SD card.
Analyzer for screening drugs of abuse in oral fluid for forensic use only. Not for home or clinical use.
Explains the analyzer and test cartridge system, including immunoassay, sample collection, and result reading.
Details analyzer and printer specifications, including dimensions, weight, display, power, and memory.
Instructions for inspecting and handling the analyzer and accessories upon receiving them.
Lists supplied and optional accessories for the SoToxa™ Mobile Analyzer.
Highlights key features like on-screen guidance, automatic checks, sensors, and temperature control.
Describes data entry, storage, printing, and export capabilities of the analyzer.
Crucial safety information, including electromagnetic interference, cable usage, and handling precautions.
States the analyzer is factory calibrated and recommends performance checks with QC cartridges.
Guidance on cleaning the analyzer exterior with a lint-free or damp cloth.
Information on the required annual service, its importance, and how to check service status.
Outlines the 12-month manufacturer's guarantee and recommends extended warranty options.
Lists drug abbreviations and their corresponding drug names for test result interpretation.
Visual overview of the analyzer's components and controls for initial familiarization.
Explains the analyzer's screen, interface elements, and various status symbols with their meanings.
Describes the function of the five-way navigation button and the left/right select keys.
Notes that the analyzer requires no installation and can be connected to power, printer, and PC.
Instructions on connecting the analyzer to an electrical outlet for power and charging.
Explains how the analyzer operates on battery power and how the battery level is indicated.
Step-by-step guide on how to charge the analyzer's battery using the power supply unit.
Explains the function of the tilt sensor and the warning displayed if the analyzer is tilted.
Details the location and use of the microSD card slot for updates and data export.
Information on the silica gel packs included with test cartridges and their purpose.
Instructions for connecting the printer to the SoToxa™ Mobile Analyzer using the RJ12 cable.
Guide on how to load a new roll of paper into the printer.
Explains how the printer charges when connected to the analyzer and mains power.
Steps to prepare and start a drug test, including reading kit instructions.
Step-by-step guide on how to unwrap and insert the test cartridge into the analyzer.
Explains how the analyzer reads the barcode and verifies the test cartridge's validity.
Detailed steps for collecting the oral fluid sample using the collection device.
Describes the 'test in progress' screen and how to interpret the results (positive, negative, invalid).
Instructions on how to fill out the optional donor questionnaire after the test.
Steps for printing test results, including connection and retry options.
Instructions on exporting test results to a host computer via the printer port.
Steps for removing the used test cartridge and its disposal according to regulations.
Explains the purpose of Quality Control (QC) tests using PQC and NQC cartridges.
Recommends daily QC testing and mentions enforcement at defined intervals.
Step-by-step guide for performing the Positive and Negative Quality Control tests.
Explains the QC lockout mode when quality control checks are not completed.
How to view and access previously stored test results from the analyzer's memory.
Step-by-step guide to navigate the menu and select stored results for viewing.
Instructions on how to print stored test results from the analyzer.
How to access and view the analyzer's summary screen for key settings and dates.
Information on the analyzer's storage capacity and the memory full indicators.
Instructions for updating the analyzer's firmware using an SD card.
Introduction to the various settings that can be updated on the analyzer.
How to change the analyzer's display language from the settings menu.
Instructions for setting the analyzer's date and time from the settings menu.
Explains the different result displays and recommendations for laboratory confirmation.
How to enable or disable the donor questionnaire feature in the analyzer settings.
Configuration options for the automatic shutdown feature to save power.
Configuration of the printer port for direct printing or data export.
How to add and manage test cartridge types on the analyzer using an SD card.
How to view the questions installed on the analyzer for the donor questionnaire.
Steps for exporting diagnostic data to an SD card for troubleshooting purposes.
Step-by-step guide to properly shut down the SoToxa™ Mobile Analyzer.
Refers to the automatic shutdown setting for power saving functionality.
Guidance on using on-screen feedback for diagnosis and contacting customer service.
A table listing error codes and their possible causes and solutions.
Instructions for returning the analyzer and peripherals at the end of their operational life.
General| Sample Type | Oral Fluid |
|---|---|
| Test Time | 5 minutes |
| Result Time | 5 minutes |
| Detection Method | Immunoassay |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Display | Touchscreen |
| Power Supply | Rechargeable battery |
| Drugs Detected | Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, Opiates, Cocaine |
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