Chapter 2 Measurement
HA-8190V 2-6
Hemolysis control rack [Orange, HEMOL. CTRL]
Calibration rack [Ports 1 to 3: Blue, Ports 4 to 6: Gray, Ports 7 to 10: Orange, CAL]
Washing rack [Blue (small label), WASH]
Use HbA1c control measurement, HbA1c reproducibility test (hemolysis sample)
Object Controls for HbA1c measurement
Adapter Odd-numbered ports: Port guide (blue)
Even-numbered ports: Port guide (orange)
Sample container For HbA1c control measurement
Sample tubes with controls
Odd-numbered ports: Sample tube (control)
Even-numbered ports: Empty
Sample cups with controls
Odd-numbered ports: Sample tube (Attach barcode labels to empty sample tubes and set in
these ports when using the internal barcode reader.)
Even-numbered ports: Sample cup (control)
For information on HbA1c reproducibility test, see “3.9.6. Testing HbA1c Reproducibility
(Hemolysis Sample)” on page 3-39.
IMPORTANT:
Do not set whole blood samples in the hemolysis control rack to avoid seriously degrading the column. If
whole blood is measured with this rack, it is recommended to replace the column with a new one.
Use HbA1c automatic calibration
Object Dummy samples (whole blood), standard solutions
Adapter Ports 1 to 3: Port guide (blue)
Ports 4 to 6: Port guide (gray)
Ports 7 to 10: Port guide (orange)
Sample container Ports 1 to 3: Sample tube (for calibration information barcode label)
Ports 4 to 6: Sample tube (dummy sample)
Port 7: Sample cup (Low solution for the Fast mode)
Port 8: Sample cup (High solution for the Fast mode)
Port 9: Sample cup (Low solution for the Variant mode)
Port 10: Sample cup (High solution for the Variant mode)
IMPORTANT:
Do not set whole blood samples in ports from 7 to 10 of the calibration rack to avoid seriously degrading the
column. If whole blood is measured in these ports, it is recommended to replace the column with a new one.
Use Tube wash
Object Washing solution for tubes
Adapter Conventional adapter (blue)
Sample container Sample tube
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