Siemens ADVIA 2400 - System Operation Symbols

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Appendix 195

System operation symbols

Start symbol

Standby symbol

Some parts of the system are on

Some parts of the system are off

Alarm symbol

Stop button

Reset button

Prime button

Error log

Indicates consult online instructions

Operator's guide

Wash button

I indicates closed circuit or On.

O indicates open circuit or Off.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 System Overview13
Operating Principle13
Hardware Overview14
- Display and Power Panel15
- Analyzer Back View15
- Analyzer Top View16
- Vertical Pumps17
- Horizontal Pumps17
- Workstation (Front View)18
- PC (Front View)18
- PC (Back View)19
- Sampling and Analysis19
- Sampling Mechanisms19
- Clot Detection21
- Reaction Tray21
- Reaction Tray Mixers22
- Reaction Tray Wash Mechanisms22
- Reaction Tray Washer Operation24
- Reaction Tank25
- Sample Tray25
- Spectrophotometer27
Reagents27
- Reagent Mechanisms27
- Reagent Trays28
- Reagent Probes29
- Reagent Pumps29
- Reagent Tray Operation30
  - Reagent Container Types30
  - RGT Pause Button30
- Sample Aspiration and Dilution Mechanisms30
ISE (Electrolyte Analyzer)34
Universal Rack Handler - Functional Description (Optional)35
Software Overview36
- Startup Window36
- Operation Panel36
- Menu Panel38
  - Other Tasks Accessed from System(S) on the Menu Panel38
Description of Software Windows40
- Request Windows40
- Calibration Windows45
- Maintenance Windows46
- Reagent Windows49
- QC Windows51
- Setup Windows54
- Other Tasks60
Version Information Window61
- ADVIA O.p61
- Controller61
- Safety Message61
- Etc62
- Memo62
Using Online Help62
- Viewing the Content63
2 Operating the System65
Start the System65
- Logging on65
- Starting the System65
- Performing a System-Assisted Startup (Start Set)66
- Checking the Analyzer67
  - Times Required to Perform Prime, Washes, and Cell Blank71
Daily Operation72
- Using Workorders72
- Creating a Profile75
- Creating a Load List75
Loading Patient Samples76
- Loading Patient Samples on the STT76
- Loading Patient Samples on the Optional Universal Rack Handler77
  - Urgent Samples and Manual Reruns Are Run from the Onboard Sampler (STT)79
- Starting the Run79
- Monitoring an Analysis While It Is Running82
  - Processing Status82
  - Sample Information and System Status82
- Monitoring Samples Loaded on the Optional Universal Rack Handler83
- Using the Sample Log84
- Reviewing the Calibration Results86
- Reviewing the Sample Results86
- Reporting Results86
  - Real-Time Reporting86
  - Batch Transmission to a Host Computer87
- Printing Sample Data87
  - Batch Printing88
Shutting down the ADVIA Chemistry System88
- Examples of Shutdown Settings89
- Performing a System-Assisted Shutdown (Shutdown Set)90
Additional Operating Instructions91
- Switching Process Sequence and System Test List Numbers91
- Loading the Reagent Trays91
- Updating the Cumulative QC91
- Running Automatic Calibration92
- Using Multiple Reagent Containers for the same Test92
3 Calibration93
Calibration Overview93
- When to Calibrate93
- Setting up the Calibration93
- Running Calibration95
- Reviewing the Calibration96
4 Quality Control99
Quality Control Overview99
- When to Run Control Samples99
  - Setting up Quality Control99
  - Running the Control Samples99
- ADVIA QC Window100
- Reviewing the Control Results at Different Windows100
5 Maintenance101
Maintenance Schedule101
Daily Maintenance103
- Inspecting and Cleaning the Probes103
- Inspecting and Cleaning the Mixing Rods and Mixer Wash Cups107
- Checking Reagents and System Solutions108
- Inspecting and Cleaning the Reaction (WUD) and Dilution (DWUD) Cuvette Washers108
- Inspecting and Cleaning the Cuvette Splash Covers111
- Inspecting and Cleaning the Probe Wash Cups112
- Checking Pumps for Leaks113
- Performing the Startup Wash (WASH3)115
- Performing the Shutdown Wash117
Performing Additional ISE Electrode Washes118
- Recording ISE Slopes119
Weekly Maintenance119
- Performing the Weekly Wash119
- Checking and Replenishing the Lamp Coolant121
- Checking Lamp Energy122
  - Reading Lamp Energy Data123
- Measuring Cuvette Blanks124
- Cell Blank Measurement Results124
- Cleaning the Analyzer and Rack Handler Exterior Panels125
Monthly Maintenance126
- Cleaning the Turntable Interiors (STT/CTT and RTT)126
  - Cleaning the Inside of the STT/CTT Housing126
  - Cleaning the Inside of the Reagent Tray Refrigerated Housing127
- Cleaning or Replacing the Wash Solution Reagent Containers (47 - 50)127
  - Cuvette Wash and Cuvette Conditioner Usage128
- Cleaning and Replenishing the Dilution Bottle128
- Cleaning and Replenishing the Cuvette Wash Bottle129
- Cleaning the Chiller Filter130
Every 2 Months Maintenance131
- Cleaning the Dilution Tray Cuvettes131
- Cleaning and Replenishing the Cuvette Conditioner Bottle132
Every 3 Months Maintenance133
- Replacing the Lamp133
- Washing the ISE Electrodes Lines135
Every 4 Months Maintenance137
- Cleaning the Ancillary Reagent Bottle Filters137
- Cleaning the Pure-Water Bottle Filter137
- Replacing the Reaction and Dilution Cuvettes140
As Required Maintenance143
- Backing up System Files143
- Restoring System Files144
- Replacing the SPP, RPP1, and RPP2 Probes144
  - Remove the Probe145
- Install a New Probe146
- Replacing DPP Probes Equipped with Crash Detection147
  - Removing the DPP Probe147
- Install the New Probe149
- Priming the System150
- Replenishing the RRV (Reaction) Bath Oil Bottle150
- Preventive Cleaning of the Wash Station Lines151
- Washing All the ISE Lines155
- Conditioning the ISE Na and K Electrodes157
- Replacing ISE Electrodes158
- Cleaning the Dilution Bowl and Waste-Drain Nozzle161
- Recovering from a Power Failure163
6 Troubleshooting166
7 File Management168
Saving the Error Log to a Test File168
- Capturing the Error Report168
- Saving the Test Data from the User Maintenance Window169
  - Saving Test Data169
- Saving Reaction Data in CSV Format170
- Saving a Data Archive from User Maintenance Window171
  - Viewing Data that was Previously Archived172
8 System Setup174
Calibrating the Touch Screen Monitor174
- Calibrating the Touch Screen174
Configuring Serum Indices174
Connecting to Your Host Computer174
Cup/Tube Assignment175
Setting up the ISE176
- Activating the ISE176
- Setting up ISE Parameters176
- ISE Calibration176
Appendix A - Safety Information178
Warning and Hazard Statements178
- Biohazard Warning178
- Electrical Warning178
- Laser Warning178
- Household Bleach Warning179
- Regulatory Compliance179
  - Laser Information179
Appendix B - Warranty and Support Information183
Limited Instrument Warranty and Service Delivery Policy183
- Warranty Period183
- Additional Service Period183
- Service Calls184
- Replacement of Parts184
- Warranty and Service Exclusions184
  - Design Changes and Retrofitting of Instruments186
  - OSHA Requirements186
- Software License186
- ADVIA Contact Information187
  - Siemens Worldwide187
Appendix C -Customer Replaceable Parts188
Appendix D - Specifications190
- Specifications - All190
Appendix E - Symbols194
Explanations of Symbols Associated with the ADVIA 2400 System194
- Warning and Caution Symbols194
- System Operation Symbols195
- System Rating Label Symbols196
- Hardware Component Symbols197
- Ancillary Reagent Symbols197
- Connector Symbols198
- System Packaging Label Symbols198

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