What to do if there are no WBC, RBC, or PLT test results on EDAN Measuring Instruments?
If you're not getting WBC, RBC, or PLT test results on your EDAN Measuring Instruments, try cleaning the device and backflushing the apertures.
Why are there no LYM, MON, NEU, EOS or BAS test results on EDAN H50 Measuring Instruments?
If your EDAN Measuring Instruments are not showing LYM, MON, NEU, EOS, or BAS test results, try backflushing the optical bench. You can also try bleach cleaning and rinsing the device.
General| Brand | EDAN |
|---|---|
| Model | H50 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Specifies the intended use of the H50/H51 Hematology Analyzer for measuring blood cells and providing results.
Provides critical warnings and cautions for safe operation, installation, and maintenance of the analyzer.
Lists and defines symbols used in the manual and on the analyzer for clear understanding.
Provides an overview of the H50/H51 Hematology Analyzer's capabilities and the parameters it determines.
Details the main components of the analyzer, including the front cover, fluidic part, and connection board.
Outlines the standard configuration and available options for the H50 and H51 Hematology Analyzers.
Explains the electrical impedance method used for counting White Blood Cells, Red Blood Cells, and Platelets.
Describes the optical measurement principle for differentiating White Blood Cells into five parts.
Details the spectrophotometric method used for Hemoglobin (HGB) measurement.
Explains how Mean Cell Volume (MCV) and Mean Platelet Volume (MPV) are measured based on histograms.
Provides the formulas used for calculating various parameters from measured values.
Specifies the environmental conditions required for proper installation and operation of the analyzer.
Guides users through the process of unpacking the analyzer and performing initial inspections.
Details the step-by-step procedures for installing the H50/H51 Hematology Analyzer.
Explains how to log in to the analyzer system and the different access levels available.
Introduces the toolbar elements and their functionalities within the analyzer's software interface.
Describes the common buttons used throughout the software and their functions.
Explains how to navigate between different screens and sub-screens of the analyzer's software.
Details the procedures for managing diluent, lyse, and cleaner reagents within the system.
Explains the methods for disposing of waste collected by the analyzer.
Describes the startup cycle, its purpose for daily checks, and the process after login.
Covers the management of QC lot information, targets, and limits for instrument control.
Explains the mandatory procedure for running QC tests to ensure instrument stability.
Details the process of calibrating the analyzer to maintain accuracy and precision.
Explains how to manage calibrator information, including lot, expiry, targets, and limits.
Guides users on performing repeatability tests to assess the consistency of measurement results.
Provides instructions on collecting and preparing human blood samples for analysis.
Details the process of running sample tests, including sample information editing and test execution.
Explains how to view test results in both table and detail modes.
Describes how to search for past test results based on date and time or SID.
Guides users on how to re-edit patient information if errors are found.
Explains the meaning of various flags displayed behind test values and their interpretations.
Lists system alerts, their triggers, and detailed information provided in pop-up windows.
Covers morphologic alarms related to cell characterization, including causes and detailed pop-up information.
Details pathological alarms for WBC, RBC, and PLT, including their triggers and conditions.
Explains the process of initializing the analyzer's mechanical systems.
Describes how to access and interpret the event logs, which record analyzer operations.
Details how to access and interpret error logs for troubleshooting.
Guides users on backing up and restoring analyzer data and settings.
Covers various settings like lab parameters, units, printer, communication, and user management.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered during analyzer operation, categorized by software and mechanical issues.
Outlines the recommended maintenance schedules and procedures, including cleaning cycles.
Explains how to log out of the analyzer system, returning to the login screen.
Details the process for safely shutting down the analyzer, with an option for bleach cleaning.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for EDAN products.
Provides contact information for technical support, maintenance inquiries, and malfunctions.
Lists the environmental conditions for analyzer usage, transport, and storage.
Provides details on the analyzer's size, weight, screen, and connection types.
Details the analyzer's sample volume, throughput, and power adapter specifications.
Specifies the size, weight, input, and output power of the analyzer's adapter.
Defines the linear ranges and limits for various parameters measured by the analyzer.
Specifies the background or blank count requirements for key parameters.
Lists the precision specifications for different parameters within specified ranges.
Details the carry-over specifications for WBC, RBC, HGB, and PLT parameters.
Provides the accuracy specifications, including detection range and limit percentages for parameters.
Lists the measurement ranges for all parameters in different units.
Details the electromagnetic emissions compliance and guidance for the analyzer.
Provides the electromagnetic immunity compliance levels and guidance for the analyzer.
Summarizes safety compliance standards, temperature, humidity, pollution, and gas safety.
Provides a list of abbreviations used in the manual and their full names.
Details the access rights for Operator, Administrator, and Technician roles within the system.
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