What to do if the printer is not working correctly with Arkray Measuring Instruments?
If the printer isn't working correctly with your Arkray Measuring Instruments, first, return to the standby screen. Then, ensure the printer is properly attached to the instrument. Clean any dirt from the gold metallic printer terminal on the instrument and the gold four-wire terminal on the printer using a dry, soft cloth or cotton swab.
What to do if Arkray Measuring Instruments shows error E006?
If your Arkray Measuring Instruments device shows error E006, it means the test strip isn't correctly positioned. Return to the standby screen and check that the test strip tip touches the end of the grooves on the holder. Remove any sample or contamination buildup from the grooves.
What to do if Arkray Measuring Instruments displays error E004?
If your Arkray Measuring Instruments device displays error E004, it means the printer is out of paper. Press the button to return to the standby screen, then load printer paper and press the FEED button.
What to do if the LED emits too much light on Arkray Measuring Instruments?
If the LED emits too much light for testing with your Arkray Measuring Instruments, turn off the power. Clean the white plate (white circle portion) on the test strip holder using a soft cloth dampened with water or alcohol. Then, clean the reading unit.
What to do if Arkray Measuring Instruments shows error code E007?
If your Arkray Measuring Instruments shows error code E007, it means the test strip type doesn't match what's selected. Check that you've selected the correct test strip type and that the test strip is compatible with the instrument.
What to do if Arkray Measuring Instruments displays error E001?
If your Arkray Measuring Instruments displays error E001, it means the test strip holder isn't moving correctly. Check if the holder is correctly attached and cycle the power. Clean the holder base and guide rails.
General| Product Name | PocketChem UA |
|---|---|
| Measurement Method | Reflectance photometry |
| Sample Type | Urine |
| Dimensions | 156 x 216 x 86 mm |
| Weight | Approx. 1.2 kg |
| Type | Urine Analyzer |
| Test Parameters | Glucose, Protein, Bilirubin, Urobilinogen, Ketones, Nitrite, pH, Blood, Specific Gravity, Leukocytes |
| Measurement Time | Approximately 60 seconds |
| Display | LCD screen |
| Interface | USB |
| Power Supply | AC adapter (100-240V) |
Describes the analyzer's intended use for qualitative/semi-quantitative urine marker measurement.
Warns about handling urine due to potential pathogenic microbes and infection risk.
States operator requirements and instructions for biohazardous waste disposal.
Explains symbols for safety, preventing exposure, injury, and ensuring optimal performance.
Covers space needs, temperature/humidity, and power connection for installation.
Advises on abnormal conditions and general installation safety.
Details placement away from sunlight, wind, liquids, and magnetic sources.
Warns against modification and advises on power disconnection when not in use.
Provides an overview of the instrument's features and capabilities.
Lists package contents and identifies instrument and printer components.
Introduces setup procedures for battery/AC power and printer use.
Introduces the display and operator panel for basic instrument interaction.
Details instrument features like portability, simple operation, and data storage.
Lists technical specifications of the instrument and printer.
Explains how the instrument performs measurements using test strips and reflectance.
Covers corrective features, auto-detection, daily maintenance, and data handling.
Explains reflectance calculation and temperature correction mechanisms.
Provides tables for qualitative and semiquantitative values for various tests.
Lists measurement items, principle, capacity, reaction time, and display.
Details specifications for operator panel, memory, corrections, and environment.
Lists power, consumption, altitude, pollution degree, and expected life.
Details specifications for the thermal recording printer.
Explains the reflectance calculation, BLD calculation, and temperature correction.
Shows qualitative and semiquantitative values for Glucose and Protein.
Provides rank tables for Bilirubin, Urobilinogen, pH, S.G., Blood, Ketones, etc.
Lists package contents and after-sales parts and consumables.
Identifies and describes each component of the instrument and printer.
Step-by-step guide to install AA batteries for instrument operation.
Instructions on how to attach the printer to the instrument.
Explains the meaning of different battery status icons displayed on the instrument.
Guides for connecting the instrument and printer to AC power.
Steps for loading new printer paper into the printer.
Completes printer paper loading and provides instructions for handling paper jams.
Guide to change the test strip feeding direction from right to left.
Describes the instrument's display components and their functions.
Explains the operator panel buttons and their functions during various operations.
Outlines the sample testing procedure from power-on to final cleaning.
Provides critical precautions for collecting, storing, and preparing urine samples.
Details critical guidelines for using specified test strips and handling them correctly.
Instructions on how to power on the instrument and initial display.
Procedure for turning off the instrument, including automatic shut-off.
Overview of setting test strip type, measurement number, and patient ID.
Steps to select the correct test strip type for measurement.
Guide to set the measurement number for up to 4 digits for each sample.
Instructions for setting a patient ID for sample management, up to 13 digits.
Precautions before preparing samples and carrying out testing, including safety.
Steps for collecting and mixing urine samples properly for testing.
Instructions on removing and capping test strips immediately after use.
Detailed steps for dipping the test strip into the sample and placing it on the holder.
Instructions on dipping time, blotting excess urine, and handling error codes.
Steps for placing the test strip on the holder, checking results, and disposing of used strips.
Procedure for performing a check measurement using a check strip.
Compares check strip results to ranges and interprets instrument functionality.
Shows examples of how measurement results are displayed on the instrument screen.
Shows examples of how measurement results appear on printed reports.
Lists available auxiliary functions for managing results and customizing the instrument.
Step-by-step guide to set or adjust the instrument's date.
Step-by-step guide to set or adjust the instrument's time.
Instructions on how to access and navigate through stored measurement results.
Procedure to delete individual measurement results from the instrument's memory.
Method to erase all stored measurement results from the instrument's memory.
Steps to send a single stored result to an external device via RS-232C.
Procedure to transfer all stored results to an external device simultaneously.
Instructions to print a single previously stored measurement result.
Method to print all stored measurement results from the instrument.
Details parameters for customizing test strip feeding, date format, and units.
Explains how to set custom parameters using numeric input.
Guide to clean key components like the test strip holder, base, and guide rails.
Steps to wash and wipe the test strip holder, base, and guide rails.
Details cleaning sliding areas and reattaching the test strip holder base.
Procedure to clean the reading unit sensor using a cotton swab for error codes.
Guidelines for cleaning the instrument's exterior using a soft cloth and water.
Lists instrument error codes, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Explains discrepancies between visual color perception and instrument detection.
Details accuracy and reproducibility specifications for the instrument.
Presents clinical performance data like percent agreement for various analytes.
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