Why Alere Triage MeterPro Measuring Instruments meter will not power on?
If your Alere Measuring Instruments meter won't power on or powers off during a test, it could be due to: * Batteries not installed, drained, or incorrectly aligned. Verify batteries are installed and correctly aligned (+) and (-); replace batteries if necessary. * Power source not plugged in. Verify the power cord is installed in the meter and wall outlet.
How to fix Alere Triage MeterPro when it cannot read code chip?
If Alere Measuring Instruments cannot read the code chip, it could be due to: * A CODE CHIP™ module error. Ensure the CODE CHIP™ module is completely inserted. Try a reagent CODE CHIP™ module from a different box of devices of the same lot number. If a new CODE CHIP™ module eliminates the message, the original CODE CHIP™ is at fault, discard the CODE CHIP™ module. * A meter error. If the new CODE CHIP™ module does not work, install a known working CODE CHIP™ module to verify proper operation.
What does 'Internal Qc Out of Range' mean on Alere Triage MeterPro?
If Alere Measuring Instruments displays a warning that the internal QC is out of range, it indicates that the internal quality control on the test device was out of range. This may be sample specific or device related. Repeat the sample using a new test device.
Why is the battery icon blinking on my Alere Measuring Instruments?
If the battery icon is blinking on your Alere Measuring Instruments device, it indicates low battery power. Replace the batteries.
What causes Optic Failure in Alere Measuring Instruments?
If Alere Measuring Instruments shows an optic failure, it can be caused by: * Internal standard out of specification. Power the meter off then on again. If the OPTIC FAILURE message clears, run the QC Device to verify proper operation. * Meter exposed to extreme temperatures. Power the meter off and allow it to sit at room temperature for 1–2 hours before powering it back on.
What to do if Alere Triage MeterPro cannot read bar code?
If Alere Measuring Instruments cannot read the bar code, it may be due to a damaged bar code or a broken meter hook (the meter hook pulls the test device into the meter). Look for particles on the bar code of the test device and wipe it off with a dry cloth before repeating the test.
Why does Alere Triage MeterPro printer skip lines?
If the printer on your Alere Measuring Instruments stops printing or skips a line, it's likely due to low battery power. Try replacing the batteries or verify that the power cord is properly installed in both the meter and the wall outlet.
How to resolve 'No Device Data In Memory' on Alere Triage MeterPro Measuring Instruments?
If Alere Measuring Instruments displays 'No Device Data In Memory', it means the Reagent CODE CHIP™ module has not been installed. Install the CODE CHIP™ module included in the box of test devices (the Reagent CODE CHIP™ module).
What causes printer jam in Alere Triage MeterPro?
If Alere Measuring Instruments has a printer jam, it might be because paper was fed into the meter improperly. Carefully remove the old paper from the printer, and do not insert any tools into the printer.
What causes Motor Failure in Alere Measuring Instruments?
If you experience a motor failure with Alere Measuring Instruments, where the motor ceases to function, it could be due to an object lodged on the meter track or the test device sticking on the meter track. Eject and inspect the device for any sticky substances, labels on top of the device, or other items that may interfere with the meter.
Explains the structure and how to navigate the user manual effectively.
Details the meter's purpose, operation, specifications, and important safety precautions.
Details physical, environmental, and optical specifications, along with safety warnings.
Steps for unpacking, powering on, installing paper, and inserting CODE CHIP modules.
Configuration of meter settings like ID, Clock, Ranges, Test, and Communication.
Instructions for installing various types of CODE CHIP modules for meter functionality.
Detailed procedures for performing QC Device, QC Sample, Patient, and Misc. tests.
Methods for retrieving, printing, uploading, and deleting test results from meter memory.
Adjusting display backlight and using the alpha numeric input mode.
Ensuring quality control through internal and external measures for accurate results.
Procedures for meter maintenance, cleaning, battery management, and paper replacement.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common meter symptoms, messages, and errors.
Procedures for returning malfunctioning units and details on the limited product warranty.
Definitions of key terms and explanations of common symbols used in the manual.
Information for contacting support and using sample log sheets for test tracking.
General| Intended Use | Point-of-care testing |
|---|---|
| Analyte | Cardiac markers, drugs of abuse, etc. |
| Sample Type | Whole blood, plasma, serum, urine |
| Test Time | Approximately 15-20 minutes |
| Display | LCD screen |
| Data Management | Includes data storage and transfer capabilities. |
| Power Supply | AC power adapter, rechargeable battery |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Test Types | cardiac markers |
| Operating Temperature | 15-30°C (59-86°F) |
| Storage Temperature | 0-30°C (32-86°F) |
| Humidity Range | 10-90% relative humidity. |
| Device Type | Point-of-care |
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