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General| Brand | ChemoMetec |
|---|---|
| Model | NucleoCounter YC-100 |
| Category | Cash Counter |
| Language | English |
Precautions, technical support via email/phone, and sales information.
Information subject to change; copyright and trademark information.
Precautions for operating the NucleoCounter, emphasizing manual consultation.
Guidelines for USB and printer cables, connectors, and compliance.
Details on connecting the 12VDC supply and listing approved models.
Identification of disconnecting device and mains cord regulations.
User awareness of power supply use and electromagnetic interference mitigation.
Precautions for bottle-top dispensers, biological specimens, and pipetting.
Avoid pipetting by mouth and prevent sample cross-contamination for accuracy.
Inspect for damage, report issues to carrier and ChemoMetec immediately.
Verify packing list and save materials for future reference.
Fast, objective, reliable, and safer alternative to manual cell counting.
NucleoCassette, instrument, lysis buffer, and fluorescence microscopy.
Details components and how measurement is activated.
PI excitation by green light and red fluorescence detection.
Software analyzes images, counts nuclei, and calculates cell density.
Disposable device with piston, flow system, and measurement chamber.
Step-by-step guide to loading the cassette with lyzate mixture.
PI's role in staining and the analyzed sample volume.
Avoid touching the measurement window to prevent contamination.
Reagent Y100 for lysing yeast cells; special preparation may be needed.
Details on the instrument's control buttons (On/Off, Run, Esc, Del).
Description of the numeric and function keys for data entry.
Explains the color coding of the indicator light for instrument status.
Communicates unit ID, software version, operating status, and results.
Connecting the power supply and turning the instrument on/off.
Instrument's self-check during start-up and associated warnings.
Procedure for turning off the NucleoCounter and its display.
Refers to the NucleoView User's Guide for installation.
Indicates the instrument is ready for cell counting.
Procedure for inserting and removing the NucleoCassette.
Protecting the optical system by keeping the sample compartment lid closed.
Describes actuator movement and sample transport during analysis.
How results are recorded, analyzed, and displayed within 30 seconds.
Connecting to a PC for viewing results and images via NucleoView.
Explains and demonstrates how to select different result display modes.
How to save or cancel parameter changes upon instrument shutdown.
Setting date and time, and resetting the analysis counter.
Using keys to adjust LCD contrast, with default value and range.
Confirming new LCD contrast value and displaying instrument details.
Dialogue for selecting sensitivity settings like Haploid, Diploid, Small.
Labels are guidelines; use NucleoView for optimal settings.
Inappropriate settings can cause over/underestimation of cell concentration.
Procedure to perform a Zero Count Check for contamination detection.
How to initiate the check by typing 'F50 + ل'.
Prompts for removing cassette and closing the lid during the check.
Display indicates if the check passed (OK) or failed (ERROR).
Cleaning the insertion slit and re-running the check for errors.
Method for determining non-viable cells using dye permeability.
Procedure for determining total cell concentration via cell lysis.
Formula for calculating cell viability and definition of variables.
General cleaning recommendations for maintaining instrument performance.
Cleaning the insertion area and optical parts for optimal image quality.
Using compressed air to remove dust from the insertion slit.
Guidance for liquid spills and contamination; consult manufacturer.
Error message when the instrument does not recognize the cassette.
Error message for aborted analysis due to flow sensor or timing issues.
Error messages related to actuator movement and troubleshooting steps.
Error message when cell concentration determination fails.
Error message for faulty sensors and its impact on accuracy.
Verifying power supply connection and inspecting/replacing fuses.
Shows fuse holder location and specifies fuse replacement type.
Detailed technical specifications covering specificity, sample types, and operation.
Instrument dimensions, power requirements, operation conditions, and interfaces.
Installation ratings, environmental conditions, and EMC/EMI compliance.
Details on NucleoCassette reagent content, storage, and stability.
Comprehensive list of items and their part numbers for the system.
Specific models of Class I and Class II power supplies.
Information on detachable power supply cord sets for power supplies.
Lists printers, paper, ribbon supplies, and reference application notes.
Specifications for Class I and Class II power cord sets for US and Europe.
Use of compressed air for dust removal from the optical system.
Instructions for connecting impact or thermo printers for test results.
Shows port location and illustrates connecting the printer cable.
WEEE disposal instructions for UK, Sweden, Slovakia, Portugal, Poland, and France.
WEEE disposal instructions for Norway, Netherlands, Latvia, Lithuania, Italy, and Hungary.
WEEE disposal instructions for Greece, Germany, Denmark, and Czech Republic.
WEEE disposal instructions for Finland, Estonia, and Spain.
Information accuracy, potential deviations, and recommended validation against reference methods.
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