© 2010 Omnicell, Inc. OmniRx Service Guide/67-2023 Rev D
Drawers 3-3
Matrix Drawers
Lit Matrix Drawers
Each lit matrix drawer can contain a maximum of 24 bins (six per quadrant). Customers can
utilize the flexibility of this drawer and custom-configure it to meet specific needs and
requirements for the site. As with other matrix drawers, the dividers are designed to be snapped
off, enabling the bins to be custom-configured to fit site-specific needs.
Figure 3-2. Lit matrix drawer
1. Make sure the customer has approved the layout of each drawer.
2. Break the divider tabs according to the customer design and trim away excess plastic to ensure
a snug fit in the drawer.
3. Add the dividers to the bin liner. The dividers should snap into the bottom of the drawer and
the sides of each bin liner quadrant.
4. Use the gray circular labels provided with the kit to cover any un-used divider slots in the bin
liner.
5. Insert the light pipes into each notch provided in the dividers. The light pipe is installed on the
rear side of the bin divider and snaps into a slot on the bottom of the bin liner.
Double-Deep Matrix Drawer
The installation of a double deep 4-bin matrix drawer (OMD4) is the same a regular double deep
drawer. The OMD4 can replace an existing double deep drawer or it would replace two single
deep drawers.
1. Perform a graceful shutdown of the electronic sled.
Note:
Dividers must be placed into the drawer in a specific order with each divider in a specific slot, so
separating the dividers by part number is recommended.
Note: It is recommended that a drawing be made of each drawer, showing the customer’s preferred
configuration for each quadrant of a given drawer.
Note: Be sure to place a light pipe into every notch, even if the position will not be used for guiding light
purposes. The pipes provide support and help keep the dividers in place.
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