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Macherey-Nagel URYXXON 500 User Manual

Macherey-Nagel URYXXON 500
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Rapid Tests
MACHEREY‑NAGEL
URYXXON
®
500
User Manual
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www.mn‑net.com
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MACHEREY‑NAGEL GmbH & Co. KG
Valencienner Str. 11
52355 Düren · Deutschland
www.mn‑net.com
www.mn‑net.com
DE Tel.: +49 24 21 969‑0 info@mn‑net.com
CH Tel.: +41 62 388 55 00 sales‑ch@mn‑net.com
FR Tel.: +33 388 68 22 68 sales‑fr@mn‑net.com
US Tel.: +1 888 321 62 24 sales‑us@mn‑net.com
MACHEREY‑NAGEL GmbH & Co. KG
Valencienner Str. 11
52355 Düren · Deutschland

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Macherey-Nagel URYXXON 500 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryMedical Equipment
DisplayLCD
Product TypeUrine Analyzer
Test PrincipleReflectance photometry
InterfacesRS232
Number of TestsUp to 11 parameters
Shelf LifeAccording to strip type

Summary

1. Introduction

1.5 System Description

Explains the system's measuring and functional principles and components.

1.7 Technical Data

Lists technical specifications including size, weight, power, and operating conditions.

2. Safety Precautions

2.1 Power Supply Safety

Warns to use only the included power pack and ensure protective grounding for safe operation.

2.2 Biohazard Risks

Advises using protective gloves due to urine and test strip risks of infection.

2.4 Inappropriate Application Warning

States that misuse or use by untrained staff voids the instrument's warranty.

2.6 Cable Break Hazard

Instructs to stop use and replace the power pack if a cable breaks to prevent electric shock.

3. Instrument Set-up

3.2 Set-up Location Requirements

Details environmental requirements for instrument placement and optimal operation.

4. Initial Operation

4.1 Insert Transport Rack

Step-by-step guide to inserting the transport rack before initial power-on.

4.2 Power Supply Connection

Emphasizes using the correct power supply and connecting to grounded outlets.

4.3 Connections and Interface Ports

Explains the various ports for connecting devices and LIS to the instrument.

4.5 Switching on the Instrument

Details how to power on the instrument and what happens during the initial self-test.

6. Operation and User Guidance

6.1 Touch Screen Usage

Guidelines for using the touch screen interface, avoiding sharp objects.

6.2 User Interface Navigation

Explains interface elements like activity-buttons, option-fields, edit-buttons, and input menus.

8. Settings

8.1 Strip Settings

Configure units and parameter display order for strips.

8.2 Interface Settings

Configure communication settings for data transfer and LIS connection.

8.4 Sediment Options

Options for entering and managing sediment parameters for results.

8.4.1 Enter Sediment Function

Turns the sediment entry function on/off and allows editing parameters.

8.4.2 Sediment Filter Configuration

Activates filter criteria to select results for sediment information entry.

8.7 User Mode Configuration

Configure access rights and user administration modes.

8.7.2 User/Admin Mode

Sets up one administrator with access to instrument settings.

8.7.3 Multi User Mode

Allows up to 10 users with individual passwords and administrator rights.

8.7.3.1 Edit Users

Procedures for creating, editing, and deleting user accounts.

9. Enter Sediment Findings

9.1 Microscope Findings Entry

Allows entering sediment findings for displayed results using microscope observations.

10. Memory Management

10.1 Show All Saved Data

Displays all measurements saved in the instrument's memory.

11. Check Mode

11.2 Control Measurement Process

Initiates quality control measurements with positive and negative control solutions.

11.3 Control Strip Measurement

Measures a colored control strip for equipment monitoring.

13. Measurement Process

13.4 Measurements with Worklist

Describes creating and using a worklist for batch processing of samples.

14. Quality Control

14.1.2 Control Measurement Process

Initiates measurements with positive and negative control solutions.

14.1.3 Control Strip Measurement

Measures a colored control strip for equipment monitoring.

16. Cleaning and Maintenance

17. Service and Support

17.3 Error Messages

Explains error codes, their causes, and corrective actions.