What to do if cobas Measuring Instruments shows 'Battery Low'?
If your cobas Measuring Instruments meter displays 'Battery Low', it means the battery is running out of power. To resolve this, recharge the battery pack as soon as possible.
Why is my cobas Measuring Instruments meter display not powering on?
If your cobas Measuring Instruments meter display does not power on, try waiting 10 seconds before attempting to power it on again. Also, verify that the meter is receiving power. If you're using an external power adapter, ensure it's properly connected to the meter. Alternatively, place the meter in the Handheld Base Unit or check if the Handheld Battery Pack is correctly installed.
What to do if Roche logo does not appear within 60 seconds during reset of cobas Measuring Instruments?
If the Roche logo doesn't appear within 60 seconds during reset of your cobas Measuring Instruments, place the meter in the Handheld Base Unit for at least 15 minutes to recharge the battery pack.
What to do if cobas Measuring Instruments has communication problems with the Data Management System via RF?
If your cobas Measuring Instruments experiences communication problems with the Data Management System via RF, check the WLAN functionality on the meter. You can also dock the RF enabled meter into a hard-wired base unit to transfer the data, or try resetting the meter.
What to do if cobas Measuring Instruments says 'Patient ID Required'?
To resolve the 'Patient ID Required' error on your cobas Measuring Instruments, enter a valid patient ID.
Overview of the cobas h 232 meter as an immunoassay instrument for quantitative evaluation.
Guides on safety alerts, warnings, cautions, and notices for proper system handling.
Details on the meter's components and accompanying accessories with labeled diagrams.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the meter's battery pack.
Instructions on how to power the cobas h 232 meter on and off using the power button.
Configuration of fundamental meter settings including contrast, language, date/time, sound, and auto-off.
Settings for data exchange with external devices like computers and printers, including QR code options.
Configuration for user management, including Administrator, Operator, and Patient ID settings.
Options for setting up quality control and operator lockouts to ensure proper test procedures.
Customization of display formats and test procedures, including additional information and result management.
Guidelines for collecting blood samples, ensuring accuracy and avoiding incorrect results.
Procedure for correctly inserting the test strip into the meter for accurate measurement.
Procedure for performing tests in emergency situations to override lockouts.
Steps for performing quality control tests using control solutions to verify meter and strip performance.
Performing IQC tests to check the meter's optical system performance.
Accessing and reviewing stored test results, including patient history, QC, and IQC data.
Viewing results sorted by Patient ID to retrieve individual patient test data.
Accessing and reviewing stored quality control test results.
Connecting the meter to a data management system (DMS) for data transfer and system configuration.
Managing operator lists for login and restricting meter use to authorized personnel.
Guidelines for storing and shipping the meter and test strips to maintain optimal conditions.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the meter to ensure hygiene and proper functioning.
Common issues and their solutions when the meter displays no error or status messages.
Instructions for performing a hard reset on the meter when other remedies fail.
Technical specifications including temperature, humidity, altitude, and memory capacity.
List of items, descriptions, and reference numbers for ordering consumables and accessories.
Information on product limitations and data from test strip package inserts.
Details on the use of open source software modules and licensing conditions.
Guidance on preventing barcode read errors and ensuring accurate patient/operator identification.
Definition of barcode mask characters used for ID validation and format checking.
Recommendations for WLAN site surveys and network setup for optimal meter connectivity.
Performance capabilities of the meter's wireless connectivity, including data transfer speeds and reliability.
Procedure for using the OTS function to assess and record operator performance during tests.
General| Device Type | Point-of-care analyzer |
|---|---|
| Sample Type | Whole blood, plasma |
| Measured Parameters | Troponin T, Myoglobin, D-Dimer, NT-proBNP |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Intended Use | cardiac markers |
| Data Management | LIS connectivity |
| Throughput | Single test |
| Sample Volume | 150 µL |
| Operating Temperature | 15-30 °C |
| Operating Humidity | 10-85% (non-condensing) |
| Display | Color touchscreen |
| Measurement Principle | Electrochemiluminescence immunoassay (ECLIA) |
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