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SYSMEX SP Series - User Manual

SYSMEX SP Series
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academy.training@sysmex.co.uk· www.sysmex.co.uk
Routine Use Training Workbook
SP-1000
Date:
19/07/2021
Document Ref:
SUKBMS-24-601
Version:
2.0

Questions and Answers

  • G
    griffinkeithJul 29, 2025
    Why is SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment staining too pink?
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      John GreenJul 29, 2025
      If the staining with your SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment is too pink, this may be due to an incorrect proportion of azure B – eosin Y, a buffer pH that is too low, or excessive washing in the buffer solution.
  • R
    Ronald CarlsonAug 4, 2025
    What causes a blue background in SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment staining?
    • T
      Theresa BrownAug 4, 2025
      A blue background in SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment staining may be due to inadequate fixation or prolonged storage before fixation, or blood collection into heparin as an anticoagulant.
  • L
    lawrencepalmerAug 10, 2025
    What causes neutrophil granules to appear pseudo-toxic in SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment?
    • A
      Alexandra WatkinsAug 10, 2025
      Neutrophil granules appearing pseudo-toxic in SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment could be caused by excess azure B.
  • C
    Christopher LittleAug 16, 2025
    Why are neutrophil granules not stained in SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment?
    • M
      Mrs. Wendy James MDAug 16, 2025
      If neutrophil granules are not stained when using SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment, this may be due to insufficient azure B.
  • S
    Savannah BauerAug 22, 2025
    Why are nuclei too blue with SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment?
    • S
      shannon73Aug 22, 2025
      The nuclei appearing too blue when using SYSMEX Laboratory Equipment could be due to eosin concentration being too low.

Summary

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SP-Series Overview and Components

SP-Series Analyser Features

Overview of SP-series analysers, throughput, sample types, modes, aspiration volumes, and staining protocols.

Analyser Components

Details external (p.6) and internal (p.7, p.9) components of the SP-series analyser.

Reagents and Staining Procedures

On-Board Reagents and Stability

Lists reagents used on the SP-series, their functions, and on-board stability.

Smear Production and Staining Principles

Explains smear creation process (p.12), staining principles (p.14), and troubleshooting (p.15).

SP-Series Operation and Maintenance

Introduction to the LCD Screen Interface

Guide to navigating and using the SP-series analyser's LCD screen interface.

Daily, Weekly, and On-Demand Maintenance

Procedures for daily, weekly, start-up, and as-required maintenance tasks.

Running Samples and System Monitoring

Running Patient Samples

Details on sample analysis modes: manual, closed, micro, and auto sampler.

Smear List and Status Displays

Accessing smear list, finding samples, and viewing real-time analyser status.

Troubleshooting, Support, and Audit Trails

Replacing Reagents and Responding to Alarms

Steps for replacing reagents and interpreting alarm levels and colours.

Error Handling and Audit Logs

Viewing and resolving errors, and accessing audit logs for history.

Contact Information

Contact details for technical support, service, and reagent ordering.

SYSMEX SP Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelSP Series
ManufacturerSysmex
ApplicationsCytology
Sample Typetissues
TechnologyAutomated staining and processing
DimensionsVaries depending on configuration
WeightVaries depending on configuration
Power Requirements100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Staining TechnologyAutomated slide stainer

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