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Daily cleaning and disinfecting procedures for the XW-100 to prevent infection spread.
Steps to clean and disinfect the waste container cap after emptying or disposal cycles.
Guidelines for cleaning adapters if blood or QC material spills occur.
How to perform weekly instrument care using XW CELLCLEAN and scheduling options.
Procedures for running XW QC CHECK to ensure system performance and usage guidelines.
Recommended storage conditions for reagents, XW CELLCLEAN, and XW QC CHECK.
Proper disposal methods for XW QC CHECK, classifying it as biohazardous waste.
Guidelines for storing patient samples at room temperature or refrigerated for stability.
Requirements for blood sample collection tubes, timings, and minimum volume for processing.
Directs users to relevant sections based on instrument screen prompts for QC or care.
Important considerations for delivering, interpreting, and transcribing test results accurately.
Biological risks and instructions for proper disposal of instrument components and waste.
Details on electromagnetic compatibility, interference standards, and user responsibilities.
Guidance on contacting TAC for instrument failures, providing error codes for assistance.
Requirements for using shielded cables and warranty implications for modifications.
Daily cleaning and disinfecting procedures for the XW-100 to prevent infection spread.
Steps to clean and disinfect the waste container cap after emptying or disposal cycles.
Guidelines for cleaning adapters if blood or QC material spills occur.
How to perform weekly instrument care using XW CELLCLEAN and scheduling options.
Procedures for running XW QC CHECK to ensure system performance and usage guidelines.
Recommended storage conditions for reagents, XW CELLCLEAN, and XW QC CHECK.
Proper disposal methods for XW QC CHECK, classifying it as biohazardous waste.
Guidelines for storing patient samples at room temperature or refrigerated for stability.
Requirements for blood sample collection tubes, timings, and minimum volume for processing.
Directs users to relevant sections based on instrument screen prompts for QC or care.
Important considerations for delivering, interpreting, and transcribing test results accurately.
Biological risks and instructions for proper disposal of instrument components and waste.
Details on electromagnetic compatibility, interference standards, and user responsibilities.
Guidance on contacting TAC for instrument failures, providing error codes for assistance.
Requirements for using shielded cables and warranty implications for modifications.
General| Type | Automated Hematology Analyzer |
|---|---|
| Sample Type | Whole Blood |
| Weight | Approx. 18 kg |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 15-30°C |
| Design | Compact benchtop analyzer |
| Measurement Items | WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT |
| Throughput | 60 samples/hour |
| Display | Touch screen |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Operating Humidity | 30-85% (non-condensing) |
| Test Parameters | WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT |
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