What does 'LOW TEMP' mean on my pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments?
If your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments displays 'LOW TEMP', it means the analyzer is below the acceptable operating temperature. Move to a warmer environment and test after the analyzer reaches the proper temperature.
What does 'STRIP REMOVED' mean on my pts Diagnostics CardioChek Plus?
If your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments displays 'STRIP REMOVED', it means that test strips were removed during testing. Repeat test(s) without removing test strip(s) until results are displayed.
Why does my pts Diagnostics CardioChek Plus display 'FAILED' during a check strip test?
If 'FAILED' is displayed during a check strip test on your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments, it could be because the analyzer needs to be cleaned or the check strip is dirty or damaged. Wipe the test strip slot with a clean, damp, and lint-free cloth. Try using a spare check strip.
What to do if pts Diagnostics CardioChek Plus Measuring Instruments displays 'TEST ABORTED'?
If your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments shows 'TEST ABORTED' on the pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments, it means the test strip was not properly inserted or was removed before the test was complete. Test again with a new test strip.
Why does my pts Diagnostics CardioChek Plus say 'TOO MUCH LIGHT'?
If your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments displays 'TOO MUCH LIGHT', it means the test is being performed in direct light or outside. Perform the test inside, away from windows, and away from direct lamp light.
How to fix 'INSTALL MEMO CHIP' error on pts Diagnostics CardioChek Plus Measuring Instruments?
If your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments displays 'INSTALL MEMO CHIP', it means the MEMo Chip is not properly inserted or is defective. Try inserting the same or a new MEMo Chip properly.
What does 'EXPIRED LOT' mean on my pts Diagnostics CardioChek Plus Measuring Instruments?
If your pts Diagnostics Measuring Instruments displays 'EXPIRED LOT', it indicates that the test strips are expired, the wrong MEMo Chip is inserted, or the date is not set properly. Check the test strip expiration date and ensure the correct MEMo Chip is inserted. Also, verify the date setting.
General| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Operating Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Storage Humidity | 10% to 90% non-condensing |
| Battery Life | Approximately 1000 tests |
| Test Parameters | Cholesterol, HDL, Glucose, Triglycerides |
| Sample Type | Capillary whole blood, venous whole blood |
| Test Time | Less than 2 minutes |
| Memory | Up to 30 test results |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Power Source | Battery operated |
Details the system's purpose, components, and testing capabilities for professional healthcare settings.
Explains the role of the MEMo Chip in test calibration, expiration, and operation, with usage guidelines.
Lists specific limitations for eGLU, glucose, and lipid panel test strips, including sample types and potential interferences.
Provides instructions for installing, replacing, and recommended battery types for the analyzer.
Details how to navigate analyzer menus using the Enter and Next buttons.
Guides on setting the analyzer's language, date, and time for first-time use.
Guides on adjusting units, sound, and Wi-Fi settings for optimal operation.
Instructions for setting up the analyzer for printing and retrieving stored test results.
Explains how to find technical support, analyzer details, serial number, software version, and network information.
Describes the process of using a check strip to verify the analyzer's electronic and optical system functionality.
Outlines the importance of quality control and instructions for running tests using control materials.
Covers essential steps for blood testing, including sample collection techniques and helpful hints.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing reflectance, electrochemical, and combined tests.
Details how to review past test results stored in the analyzer's memory and how to clear the memory.
Explains Wi-Fi capabilities, compatibility, data management, and troubleshooting wireless connection issues.
Provides instructions for proper storage, handling, cleaning, and disinfection to maintain the analyzer's condition.
Details general CLIA requirements, waiver status, and necessary certifications for laboratory use.
Lists the analyzer's physical dimensions, operating conditions, power requirements, and specifications for test strips and accessories.
Provides support contact info, warranty details, and explains common user manual symbols.
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