Exigo H400 - Page 20

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2. Installation and Reagent Setup
Installation Checklist and Menu
9  There are two simple steps to follow which take the user
through a background and control analysis sequence with
detailed guidance at each step.
 When complete select OK to return to Start Menu and
analyze sample.
Option 2:
 Select Exit to return to Start Menu.
 Go to section 3 and follow instruction for Background
analysis.
 Go to section 5 and follow instruction for analyzing
Controls.
 Return to section 3 to analyze a sample.
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Reagent Setup
The Exigo H400 system is interlocked with specied Boule reagents, Exigo Diluent, Exigo Lyse,
Exigo Cleaner and Exigo EOS (hereafter referred to as Diluent, Lyse, Cleaner and EOS), for optimal
performance. The reagent containers must be identied by the analyzer before analysis of samples
can begin.
Reagent Installation
This section describes the placement and connection of reagent containers:
It is recommended that all reagent bottles are placed in the reagent bottle tray in the correct order
corresponding with the color/label on the bottle and the color/label on the reagent bottle tray. A
separate diluent box should be placed at the same level or maximum 1 meter below the instrument.
Not placing the reagent bottles in the correct order or in the reagent bottle tray could cause
system ow issues, analyzer malfunction, erroneous parameter results and is not recommended.
X Reagent Installation
1 Connect the Lyse reagent tube assembly (yellow) and electronic sensor to the analyzer.
2 Connect the Diluent reagent tube assembly (red) and electronic sensor to the analyzer.
3 Connect the Cleaner reagent tube assembly (blue) and electronic sensor to the analyzer.
4 Connect the EOS reagent tube assembly (green) and electronic sensor to the analyzer.
X Connecting Reagent Bottle Tray
Carefully lift up right-hand side of analyzer about 1 inch o the countertop. Slide the metal plate
of reagent bottle tray underneath the analyzer so that the feet align with corresponding holes in the
metal plate. Carefully set analyzer down.