Arkray ADAMS A1c User Manual

Defines the purpose of the ADAMS A1c HA-8190V instrument for quantitative measurement of HbA1c.

Highlights critical safety measures for operating the instrument and handling blood samples.

Explains symbols used for safety and optimal performance of the instrument.

Explains symbols for important notes, general information, and references.

Details caution labels on the front of the instrument, including standby switch and covers.

Details caution labels on the rear of the instrument, including terminals and power input.

Provides a general overview of the instrument, including main functions and features.

Guides the user through unpacking the instrument and its components.

Identifies and describes the main parts of the instrument and their functions.

Details the procedures and precautions for installing the instrument.

Explains the steps for turning on and starting up the instrument for the first time.

Provides instructions for safely moving the instrument to a new location.

Covers fundamental operations on the operator panel and basic instrument functions.

Covers essential information and procedures required before starting measurements.

Lists critical precautions to be observed during measurement operations.

Details the necessary preparations before starting measurement procedures.

Explains how to select between Variant and Fast measurement modes for optimal performance.

Describes the procedure for performing continuous measurements of multiple samples.

Explains how to perform urgent measurements by interrupting normal operations.

Guides on performing control measurements to ensure instrument accuracy.

Details the process of calibrating the instrument for accurate HbA1c results.

Provides examples of various reports generated by the instrument.

Describes the functions and setup items available on the instrument's standby screen.

Explains how to set the starting measurement number for samples or controls.

Covers setting startup timers, shutdown timers, and sleep mode for instrument operation.

Details functions accessible from the instrument's main menu for settings and operations.

Covers setting user-specified coefficients, numbering methods, and HbA1c conditions.

Explains how to print, transmit, review, and delete measurement results.

Guides on setting initial parameters such as date, time, language, and printer.

Details how to print various reports, including histories and parameter settings.

Covers tests for checking instrument operation, accuracy, and reproducibility.

Explains how to set and manage reagent information for eluents, columns, and calibrators.

Covers setting up operator IDs, passwords, and managing user access.

Explains how to set the column counter for maintenance tracking.

Lists maintenance tasks and their recommended frequencies for instrument upkeep.

Provides detailed instructions for replacing consumables like eluent packs and columns.

Guides on performing regular washing and cleaning of instrument parts.

Explains how to perform priming procedures for tubes and columns.

Covers recording maintenance dates and viewing maintenance history.

Provides instructions for preparing and starting up the instrument after periods of non-use.

Details actions to take when instrument warnings are displayed.

Provides guidance on resolving instrument errors indicated by codes and messages.

Outlines steps for troubleshooting serious instrument problems indicated by trouble codes.

Explains abnormal messages that may appear on the display for inaccurate results.

Addresses specific scenarios like the instrument not starting up or component issues.

Provides examples of various reports generated by the instrument for settings and results.

Lists and defines key terms and concepts related to the instrument and its operation.

Details the instrument's analytical and clinical performance characteristics.

An alphabetical index of terms and topics covered in the manual for quick reference.