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STARTUP / SHUTDOWN
SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE
2) The procedure for setting the frequency of the automatic Auto-Clean cycle is
covered under Heading 3.4, SYSTEM SETUP OPTIONS,
in this Training Guide.
3) To view the current setting, from the Main Menu screen click tt tt
Cycle Options tab.
b. From the Main Menu screen, click tt to manually initiate the
Auto-Clean cycle.
1) During the Auto-Clean cycle the progress indicator provides a visual display of
how close the routine is to completion.
2) The
Auto-Clean (Running) procedure is located under Heading 11.5 DIAGNOSTICS
MENU SCREEN
, in the Online Help System or the Instructions for Use manual.
2.4 SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE
A Objectives
When you have completed this topic, you will be able to:
B Initiate a Shutdown cycle.
B State how often a Shutdown cycle must be done.
B State the minimum time the Rinse reagent should remain in the instrument during
Shutdown.
B References
1. In the Online Help System or the Instructions for Use manual, refer to Heading 6.4
SHUTDOWN.
2. In Chapter 9, SUMMARY AND QUICK REFERENCE MASTERS, of this Training Guide,
locate and make a copy of the
SHUTDOWN SUMMARY.
C Special Instructions
1. The instrument must be powered up.
2. Have the Main Menu displayed.
D Topic Notes and Tasks
1. The Shutdown cycle is one of four automated cycles that draw and dispense reagent to
prime, rinse, or clean the system: Startup, Mini-Clean, Auto-Clean, and Shutdown.
2. The Shutdown cycle is a sequence of Analyzer cycles that:
a. Pull and dispense Rinse reagent into the Analyzer, displacing the Diluent, to clean
the Analyzer and minimize protein buildup.
b. Includes a software routine that logs you out of the A
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you the option of exiting or restarting Windows.
3. A Shutdown cycle can be initiated in two ways: automatic and on demand (manually).
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