FATech Diagnostics Italia
Corporate Headquarters
37, Via Sisto V
63074, San Benedetto del Tronto (Italia)
Tel.+39 0735 592648
User Resources and Customer Support
Contact your FATech Diagnostics Italia representative for customer support. For the latest informa-
tion on FATech Diagnostics Italia products and services, please visit the FATech Diagnostics Italia
website at: www.fatechdiagnostics.com
Scope
This document contains basic information on the use and operation of VEGA MB-97 Cassette
Printer and assumes you have received basic training on the instrument. Please contact your FAT-
ech Diagnostics Italia representative for information not provided in this manual. This manual does
not provide instructions for the installation or upgrade of hardware.
Introduction
The VEGA MB-97 Cassette Printer is designed to generate a unique identification mark in the
form of high-resolution linear bar codes, two-dimensional bar codes and text onto VEGA MB-97
Cassettes hence reducing errors due to misidentification of cassette blocks or specimen slides
caused by illegible handwriting. The VEGA MB-97 Cassette Printer comes equipped with 6 maga-
zines with a capacity to accommodate 60 Laser Cassettes. Optional additional magazines are
available for easy cassette style or color changes.
Intended Use
The VEGA MB-97 Cassette Printer is intended for imprinting identification marks on FATech Tis-
sue Cassettes for histology.
Installation Procedure
The VEGA MB-97 Cassette Printer and associated software must be installed, and instrument
performance is to be verified, at the customer site by trained FATech Diagnostics Italia representa-
tives.
Relocation Procedure
Contact your FATech Diagnostics Italia representative before relocating your VEGA MB-97 Cas-
sette Printer.
Disclaimers
This manual is not a substitute for the detailed operator training provided by FATech Diagnostics
Italia, or for other advanced instruction. A FATech Diagnostics Italia representative should be con-
tacted immediately for assistance in the event of any instrument malfunction