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Acon Mission Ultra User Manual

Acon Mission Ultra
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Acon Mission Ultra Specifications

General IconGeneral
Measurement Range0-26.0 g/dL (0-16.1 mmol/L or 0-260 g/L).
Result CalibrationPlasma-equivalent
Minimum Specimen Size4 μL
Test Time<12 seconds
Hemoglobin Units of MeasureMillimoles per liter (mmol/L) or grams per deciliter (g/dL) or grams per liter (g/L)
On/Off SourceTwo CR2032 coin cell batteries (3V)
Automatic shutoff4 minutes after the last action
Battery LifeMinimum of 1, 000 measurements
Memory500 results with date/time
Display Size36 mm × 41 mm
Meter Storage Conditions0-50°C (32-122〬F); 10%~90% RH
Operating Temperature10°C - 40°C
Operating Relative Humidity10%~90%
Data PortAudio Port
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Meter Size58 mm × 90 mm × 20 mm
Weight64 g

Summary

Intended Use

To Ensure Accurate Results

Important Safety Instructions

Getting Started

Component Descriptions

Mission® Ultra Hemoglobin Meter

Meter Display

Explains the icons and information shown on the meter's LCD screen during operation.

Meter Use and Precautions

EMC Warnings

Provides important information regarding electromagnetic compatibility and potential interference.

Mission® Ultra Hemoglobin Test Strips

Test Strips Storage and Handling

Instructs on proper methods for storing and handling test strips to maintain their integrity.

Test Strips Precautions

Lists important precautions to follow when using the hemoglobin test strips.

Mission® Ultra Hemoglobin Control Solution

Storage and Handling

Provides instructions for storing and handling the hemoglobin control solution correctly.

Precautions

Lists important safety and usage guidelines for the control solution.

Installing the Batteries

Setting up the Meter before Testing

Step 1 - Adjusting Meter Settings

Explains how to configure clock, date, and unit settings on the meter.

Step 2 - Coding the Meter

Describes the procedure for inserting the correct code chip for test strips.

Performing a Quality Control Test

Control Result Troubleshooting

Offers guidance on troubleshooting when control test results are outside the expected range.

Performing a Hemoglobin Test

Collecting Blood Specimen

Details how to properly collect blood samples for hemoglobin testing.

Using the Lancing Device and Lancets

Explains how to assemble and use the lancing device for obtaining blood samples.

Lancet Handling and Disposal

Covers safe disposal and precautions for using lancets.

Testing for Hemoglobin

Guides the user through inserting the test strip and preparing for the actual measurement.

Adding and Applying Specimens

Describes how to correctly apply the blood sample to the test strip.

Reading and Interpreting Results

Explains how to interpret the hemoglobin and hematocrit values displayed by the meter.

'HI' Messages

Explains the meaning and action required for "HI" messages displayed by the meter.

Precautions and Limitations

Using the Memory

Viewing Stored Records

Guides the user on how to access previously recorded test results.

Clearing the Memory

Transferring Records

Maintenance

Replacing Batteries

Details the process of replacing the meter's batteries when they are low.

Cleaning and Care

Provides instructions on cleaning the meter and lancing device.

Suggested Target Goals

Comparing Meter and Laboratory Results

Troubleshooting Guide

Specification

Warranty

Index of Symbols

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