Service Manual CL1K-09 V 0-10
Service Manual CL1K-09 V 0-10
1 Identification
1.1 Description
Model name: CL1K-09 This manual applies to the product family
1.2 Picture
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2 Table of contents
1 Identification ................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Description .......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Picture ................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Document / Version / Release............................................................................................................ 1
2 Table of contents ............................................................................................................................. 2
3 Fundamentals .................................................................................................................................. 4
3.1 Analyzer .............................................................................................................................................. 4
3.2 Reagent ............................................................................................................................................... 4
3.3 General Information .......................................................................................................................... 4
4 Access to Service Software .............................................................................................................. 7
4.1 Terminal Software ............................................................................................................................. 7
4.2 LAN Connection for Service Software ............................................................................................. 7
4.3 Instrument .......................................................................................................................................... 8
5 Service Software .............................................................................................................................. 9
5.1 Main Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 Default Parameter ............................................................................................................................ 10
5.3 Device Serial number ....................................................................................................................... 10
5.4 Mainboard ........................................................................................................................................ 11
5.5 Power supply .................................................................................................................................... 16
5.6 Dilutor ............................................................................................................................................... 17
5.7 Reagent stirrer ................................................................................................................................. 18
5.8 Pipettor ............................................................................................................................................. 19
5.9 Photometer........................................................................................................................................ 22
5.10 Rotor ................................................................................................................................................. 27
5.11 XYZ-Servos ...................................................................................................................................... 35
5.12 Display............................................................................................................................................... 38
5.13 Cover locking.................................................................................................................................... 40
5.14 Pumps and Canisters ....................................................................................................................... 42
5.15 USB-memory-stick ........................................................................................................................... 44
5.16 Card reader ...................................................................................................................................... 45
5.17 Edit serial numbers .......................................................................................................................... 46
5.18 Teach in ............................................................................................................................................. 47
6 Function Software ......................................................................................................................... 56
6.1 General description of functions ..................................................................................................... 56
6.2 General description of initial operation ......................................................................................... 56
6.3 General remarks for USB-Stick...................................................................................................... 56
6.4 Parameter export via USB-Stick .................................................................................................... 57
6.5 Parameter import via USB-Stick .................................................................................................... 62
6.6 Software update via USB-Stick....................................................................................................... 67
6.7 Options .............................................................................................................................................. 74
7 Diagrams ........................................................................................................................................ 85
7.1 Component survey ........................................................................................................................... 85
7.2 Wiring diagrams .............................................................................................................................. 86
7.3 Liquid System ................................................................................................................................... 92
8 Hardware ....................................................................................................................................... 93
8.1 Power filter suppresses .................................................................................................................... 93
8.2 PCB Boards ...................................................................................................................................... 93
8.3 Mechanic ......................................................................................................................................... 102
8.4 Interface extern .............................................................................................................................. 105
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3 Fundamentals
3.1 Analyzer
Refer to Operators Manual
3.2 Reagent
Refer to Operators Manual
A large number of symbols are used in this Manual, on the instrument itself, and on available accessories and consumables.
Their meanings are given below:
Recyclable Corrosive
Switch off Instrument and disconnect all Separate collection, handling and disposal for
power sources before performing waste electrical and electronic equipment and
maintenance or repair work. its components
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City
State
Date Software
OK
1. Site Requirements Met
2. Unpack and Verify Contents
3. Remove Securing Protections
4. Remove Transport Securities
5. Setup Instrument
6. Connect Instrument
7. Initialize System
8. Check Functions (Selftest Analyzer Start)
a. Liquid Level Sensors
b. Pump Waste Water
c. Pump Distilled Water
d. Reagent stirrer Motors
e. Z - Movement
f. Y - Movement
g. X - Movement
9. Check Adjustments
a. All Temperatures
b. All Position Settings (X, Y, Z)
c. All Base Levels
10. Perform Start – Up
11. Comments:
Name: Company:
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The zero modem cable must be attached at COM2 port of the analyzer. A crossover network cable is required for parameter
import / export via LAN.
A terminal software must be installed on the computer to visualize the service menus of the analyzer. For instance the
freeware terminal software “Token 2” can be used with the following settings (it is assumed, that COM1 is used at the
windows PC):
115200 baud
8 bits
No Parity
1 stop bit
No hardware flow control
No software flow control
#HOST_ADRESS: 192.168.77.92
#HOST_PATH: labitec
#HOST_PASSWORD: labitec
#USERNAME: labitec
#WORKGROUP: labitecgroup
Set up the host with these parameters. Create a folder “labitec” in the root of the host HDD, e.g. “C:\labitec”.
Create a user “labitec” at host with the above written settings and release this folder for full write / read access for the user
“labitec”. On some host systems the access for “all users” is required, too.
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4.3 Instrument
4.3.1 Instrument is powered on and initialized
Remark: It is not possible to use the backspace button in the terminal menus. Backspace is interpreted as a character, use
“delete” instead. If an invalid password is entered the analyzer reboots.
Once the correct password is entered the following service menu is displayed:
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5 Service Software
5.1 Main Menu
1 Default parameter 10 XYZ – Servos
1 All Functions
15 USB – memory – stick
2 Version
3 Set serial no. 50 Edit serial numbers
If parameters shall remain as they are select “0”. To overwrite all parameters enter „1“ and hit the enter key. The following
is shown:
The default parameters, located in the Flash, are programmed into the EEPROM of the main board.
The parameters consist of all devices specific setting like positions, temperature and photometer calibration values etc. A
second part is the reagent, test and calibration setting.
After parameters are set to default the system automatically reboots to enable computation of new parameters.
Remarks: Once this dialog is open the input of a serial number is required, menu can not be left with “0”
5.4 Mainboard
Select „3“ and hit the enter key. The following is shown:
Select „2“ and hit the enter key. The following is shown:
Caution: If host communication is already installed via the hospital LIS system changes may result in malfunction!
Select „3“ and hit the enter key. The following is shown:
Caution: If host communication is already installed via the hospital LIS system changes may result in malfunction!
Select „5“ to start a check of LAN connectivity. The analyzer writes a file into the host directory, reads this file, and
compares both files to check write and read access from/to the host. Procedure finishes with “succeeded” or “failed”. In
case of failure check LAN cable connectors as well as host settings and analyzer settings. See chapter 1: General for details
of host connection.
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Select „6“ to perform burning of PLD ICs. The 4 PLD ICs control the measuring rotor DC servo motor, the Dilutor stepper
motor and both reagent stirrer motors. Procedure finishes with success or failed
Remark: PLDs burning is not required, PLDs are already burned on each mainboard.
This action takes about 15 minutes! Do not switch off the analyzer once this procedure is started. Once this test is finished a
3 seconds beep is done.
Remark: If “ibs_parexp00001.txt” already exists the ID number is automatically increased to “ibs_parexp00002.txt” and so
on.
If the export does not work, check LAN crossover cable, host settings, analyzer settings. See chapter 1: General for details
of host connection.
Select „15“ to import the file „PARIMP.TXT“ from the released network folder “C:\labitec” into the analyzer EEPROM.
If the import does not work check LAN crossover cable, host settings, analyzer settings. See “chapter 1: General” for
details of host connection.
Select „16“ to start flashing of analyzer software into the onboard flash memory. The file “linux” is required in the released
network folder “C:\labtec” of the host computer.
Caution: This function is realized to flash a first software version to a brand new main board. It is strongly recommended to
perform the program update of already installed analyzers via an USB-Stick and the analyzer software. This guarantees that
new parameters, required for a new software version, are initiated correctly. See Operators manual chapter “Software
update” for details.
Remark: If “ibs_parexp00001.txt” already exists the ID number is automatically increased to “ibs_parexp00002.txt” and so
on.
If the export does not work, check USB connector. USB-Stick must be mounted before exporting parameters. This takes
place automatically during startup if USB-Stick is attached to the analyzer.
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Select „18“ to import the file „PARIMP.TXT“ from the root of the USB-Stick into the analyzer EEPROM.
If the import does not work, check if USB-Stick is mounted, file name PARIMP.TXT is correct (on some computers file
extension display is disabled. Then the file is displayed as PARIMP only. If then the user adds .TXT, the complete filename
will PARIMP.TXT.TXT !)
Select „19“ to start flashing of analyzer software into the onboard flash memory. The file “linux” is required in the root of
the USB-Stick.
Caution: This function is realized to flash a first software version to a brand new main board. It is strongly recommended to
perform the program update of already installed analyzers via an USB-Stick and the analyzer software. This guarantees that
new parameters, required for a new software version, are initiated correctly. See Operators manual chapter “Software
update” for details.
Select “20” to adjust the date and time of the main board hardware real time clock. In many cases the software watchdog
timer resets the main board after this function is performed. This is caused by the watchdog timers that observe several
tasks of the multitasking operator system. If the system time is modified the watchdog might detect several days of
inactivity and the system reboots.
Selecting “0” will quit without action. Selecting “1” will initialize all QC data on the internal flash disk memory.
All existing closed and active QC periods will be erased.
Select „4“ and hit the enter key. The following is shown:
Select „3“ to start a test routine for the fan speed calculation and rotation detection. Range: 6500…7500 rpm
5.6 Dilutor
Select „5“ and hit the enter key. The following is shown:
Select „3“ to start initialization of Dilutor stepper motor. The stepper motor is moving the syringe to the upper position
until the motor is blocked. Then the syringe is moved 50 steps down to avoid permanent blocking at home position. The
following is shown:
Explanation: The defined max_pos= 6556 is the number of Dilutor stepper motor steps which the Dilutor can move the
syringe down.
24 steps are in accordance with 1 µl. The maximum on 250 µl comply with 6000 steps of the Dilutor motor. Since air gaps
between system water and fluids as well as the transportation air gap are to be defined the quantity of allowed steps is
higher than 6000.
Error conditions:
If the encoder or stepper motor is defect or a mechanic problem exists, the Dilutor can not initialize. After a timeout of 10
seconds the home init routine is stopped and the system reboots (fail safe).
Explanations: Reagent stirrer 0 -> Reagent stirrer underneath reagent position R1, Reagent stirrer 1 is located underneath
position R3.
Each motor is controlled with 200, 300, 400, 500 rpm. The proportion of high to low cycles is monitored. High means, that
the rpm magnet is in hall sensor position, low means it is outside. The time for both states in msec is measured by the
service software. If both motors are moving the test finishes with success.
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Error conditions:
If one or both motors are not turning the rpm control detects no change in high / low states and the test is finished with
failure. Possible reasons for failures are:
5.8 Pipettor
Select “7” to display the pipettor menu
Explanations: The pipettor module enables heating and level sensing of the pipettor. It consists of the pipettor and the
corresponding pcb. The pipettor pcb is equipped with a separate µ controller and communicates with the device mainboard
via an RS485 bus.
Initialized: The module is working as a slave and is powered on and initialized by the mainboard.
Level sensor: The Level sensor can be switched on and off by the mainboard host controller software. Therefore the status
of the sensor can be ON or OFF.
Remark: In normal working mode the pipettor level sensor is switched on directly before the level sensing is required. The
level sensor may not be switched on permanently because then the automatic level sensor adjustment will become invalid.
Heating: The pipettor heating can be switched ON or OFF by the mainboard host controller software
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5.8.3 Version
The module is initialized for this action. The level sensor is activated, too.
Select „4” to get an ADC result of the level sensor. In air, this value is close to zero, in liquid the value may raise up to
1023.
The red indicator LED, located on the pipettor pcb, becomes red once the level sensor is activated and the module detects
liquid.
After the value is displayed the user has the choice to leave the sensor switched ON or OFF. It is recommended to switch
the level sensor OFF.
Select „5” to start reading out of level sensor calibration value. The value must be between 800 and 1200 AD digits.
Remark: It is recommended NOT to modify this value. The alignment of the level sensor is done on the pcb at factory.
Select „6” to switch on the pipettor heating and to read out the current pipettor temperature.
The actual temperature is displayed. The user can decide to leave the heating powered ON or to switch it OFF.
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Before calibrating the pipettor heating, the external temperature sensor (service kit) must be attached to the pipettor.
Enter the current temperature of the pipettor, measured by the external temperature sensor of the service kit.
Example: The current temp is 36,5°C -> enter the value 36.50 and hit the enter key
The pipettor module calculates the new set value for the heating control loop and the pipettor is tempered to 37,5°C.
Remark: This procedure might be repeated to achieve exactly 37,5°C. Wait for a minute to enable the pipettor to get in
thermal balance. This takes a bit longer since the external temperature sensor is working like a heat sink at the pipettor.
Select “8” to enable entering a new set temperature for the pipettor
Enter the new set temperature. Example: Enter 37.50 for 37,50°C.
Caution: It is strongly recommended NOT to modify the set temperature of the pipettor module since calibration for tests
are impacted.
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5.9 Photometer
Select “8” to display the photometer menu
The photometer is equipped with a separate µController that communicates to the mainboard host controller via an RS485
bus. The photometer firmware can be updated via flash download by RS485, initiated and performed by the host controller.
The photometer consists of the following major components:
a) µ Controller
b) Stepper motor drivers including rpm monitoring for 2 mixer motors
c) 24 bit high precision AD Converter for 4 analog inputs
d) Up to 6 LED constant current sources
e) 4 programmable gain switches with 16 gain steps at each channel
f) RS485 interfacing
g) Ambient light compensation
h) LED drift compensation by use of 2 reference channels
The photometer consists of 4 inputs: 2 measuring inputs and 2 reference inputs. Each of the both measuring inputs has a
corresponding reference input. The reference inputs are used for the compensation of the LED drifts.
Each input requires a bright value and a dark value for the calculation of the absorbance value in mE. The bright value is
the maximum light value, measured without cuvette ring in adjusted measuring rotor. The dark value is measured with
LEDs powered off. If ambient light compensation is active the dark values are always 0.
Select „3“ to start the procedure for the automatic adjustment of gains as well as dark and bright values for each input:
Caution: The measuring rotor must be centred in the optical path and the cuvette ring must be removed from the measuring
rotor.
The bright values are stored as absolute reference during factory setup of the photometer.
Explanation: Each LED is subject of degradation, a permanent minimal loss of energy while the LED is powered on.
Therefore the measuring signals are amplified. Each input has a separate amplifier which can be adjusted to 16 different
amplification factors by software.
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Do NOT select “1=YES” since the reference values are stored at factory setup with brand new LEDs. Select “0=NO” to
keep the EEPROM parameters for the reference bright values untouched.
Remark: The analyzer software checks the values of both reference channels for energy loss. Both channels do always have
full light energy during the whole lifetime. Due to degradation process the energy becomes lower after years of operation.
Is less than 50% of the transmission energy compared to the factory setup is reached the analyzer generates a warning that
the photometer must be replaced. To maximize the lifetime of all LEDs the LEDs are switched on directly before a run only
and are switched off directly after the run has finished.
Once the photometer is initialized, an update function first checks if a new firmware version is available on the mainboard
host controller software. If a new version is available, the photometer module is automatically updated by the host via flash
download.
Next, the LEDs of 405 nm are powered on for 10 seconds. This time is used for thermal balancing of the LEDs to avoid
extreme drift directly after LEDs are powered on.
Then an automatic gain adjustment function switches the amplifier for each of the 4 inputs automatically and measures the
corresponding ADC value. 16 steps of gain are performed. For each input the gain factor with the best fit is selected and
memorized.
This procedure is repeated for 570 nm LEDs and 740 nm LEDs if the photometer is equipped with.
Next the dark values and bright values are measured and memorized.
At last all values are displayed is a table. If all functions are performed successfully and values are plausible, the test
finished with “success”. In case on any failure, the test is aborted with “failure”.
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Error conditions:
The photometer is equipped with 2 mixers, one underneath each of the 2 measuring positions. The mixer motors have
magnetic heads located on the motor shaft, which turn the mixers inside the cuvette ring via a magnetic field. Each mixer
motor is checked for correct rotation speed permanently by use of an additional magnet and hall sensor combination.
Once the mixer test is started with key “4” to following procedure is done:
Each mixer motor is driven with 200 rpm to 900 rpm in a step width of 100 rpm. For each speed the rpm is calculated and
compared with the set rpm value.
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This test routine can be used if for any reason the photometer signal becomes noisy.
It is possible to first select a wavelength, next the quantity of measurements. After selection, the desired LEDs are powered
on and it will be waited for thermal balancing. After 10 seconds the selected quantity of measurements are done in a
distance of 100 msec.
Explanation of table:
Time (msec): time from 0 msec until desired quantity of measurements are done
Line “digits meas1”: mid = average value of ADC digits for ADC input meas1
stdabw = standard deviation of ADC digits for ADC input meas1
vK = coefficient of variation of ADC digits for ADC input meas1
mini = minimum value of ADC digits for ADC input meas1
maxi= maximum value of ADC digits for ADC input meas1
diff = difference between minimum and maximum value of ADC digits for ADC input meas1
Line “digits meas2”, “digits ref1” and “digits ref2” like described for “digits meas1”
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Line “mE channel 1”: mid = average value of absorbance values for measuring channel 1
stdabw = standard deviation of absorbance values for measuring channel 1
vK = coefficient of variation of absorbance values for measuring channel 1
mini = minimum value of absorbance values for measuring channel 1
maxi= maximum value of absorbance values for measuring channel 1
diff = difference between minimum and maximum value of absorbance values for measuring
channel 1
5.10 Rotor
Select “9” to display the measuring rotor menu
The measuring rotor is equipped with a heating foil and an NTC resistor located underneath. Once the heating is activated
the temperature rises and the resistor value drops. This is checked when selecting “4” “Rotor: heating test”
After 10 seconds of heating the rotor, the NTC value must be dropped for more than 30 ADC digits. If test was
successfully, this test ends with “success”.
The target rotor surface temperature of 38,5°C must be adjusted. There are 2 possibilities to adjust it.
In any cases proceed as follows to measure the temperature of the rotor surface.
* Move the cuvette pair 1 and 2 of the measuring rotor into the optical path manually
* put ~50 µl distilled water into the shaped triangle and put the surface temperature sensor of the service kit into the water
bubble. Use, for instance, adhesive tape to fix the temperature sensor.
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The target value in ADC digits is calculated by the service software once the current (actual) temperature value has been
entered. In the example below the software calculated 1170 digits as target value.
Caution: It is recommended to wait approx. 15 minutes after heating was switched on first time. Always keep windows of
the laboratory room closed while calibrating the measuring rotor heating. Close the shield of the analyzer if model is
equipped with.
Remark: This procedure may be repeated to meet the exact set temperature.
Once the target temperature has been reached nearly it is possible to enter the NTC set digit value manually. This is
recommended if only a small deviation of current temperature to target temperature remains. The NTC resistor has a
change in its value of -2,5 ADC digits for + 0,1°C.
Difference = 0,2°C
Caution: Take care that the pipettor tip is safe and is not in the area of the measuring rotor!
The rotor motor is moving the measuring rotor ccw until the movement is blocked by the rotation barrier underneath the
measuring rotor.
Once the rotor has reached home (block) position, this test finishes with “success”
Error conditions:
* Servomotor is blocked
Select „7“ to start procedure for manually teaching in of cuvettes 1 and 2 into optical position of the photometer module.
The measuring rotor is first driven to home position, then the servo motor current is switched off. This enables the
manually rotation of the rotor. Move rotor cw (clockwise) until cuvette 1 and 2 are centered in optical path. Insert
adjustment pin into measuring rotor hole (the right one of the 3 holes). See picture for details.
Hit the ENTER key to store the rotor home position into mainboard EEPROM.
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First the measuring rotor is performing home. Next the rotor drives cuvette pair 1 – 2 into the optical position of
photometer. This is the position which has been teached in manually before. From this position outgoing the optimal
position for the optical path is searched by use of the photometer.
This test enables to check by the optics if a cuvette ring is present in to rotor. Insert a new cuvette ring into measuring rotor
ant hit the “9” key. The following procedure starts:
On the X-axis of the graph the number of the cuvette is drawn, on the Y-axis the transmission value for both measurement
channels is shown. The red graph is channel 1, the right graph is channel 2.
On the terminal menu the corresponding transmission values are shown. Once the software detects similar values for the
transmission of all cuvettes the ring is found to be “clean”.
Remark: The small deviations are caused by the difference is the optical absorbance of the cuvettes. These differences are
due to production and material deviations and cannot be avoided.
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If a used cuvette ring is checked, the deviation of the transmission values is too high. The graph is showing that
cuvettes 2,4, 26, 30 and 31 are not clean.
If this test is performed without cuvette ring the graph is displayed as follows:
5.11 XYZ-Servos
Select “10” to display the XYZ-Servo menu:
The XYZ Servo module consists of a separate pcb which is equipped with 3 µ Controllers, one for each axis. This module
acts as a slave and communicates to the mainboard host controller via RS485 bus. The pcb is mounted on the backside of
the X-slider. For each axis the home position is detected if the motor is blocked:
Select „2“ to start a test for RS485 communication and display of XYZ Servo firmware:
Remark: The Servo firmware can be updated via flash download by RS485, initiated and performed by the host controller.
Once the software detects a more recent version of the firmware the XYZ-servo pcb is automatically updated.
Select „4“ to start the initialization and home command for the Z and X axis.
Remarks: On all movements, first the Z-axis is driven to home (which is the upper block position)
First the Z-axis is driven to home position and then the X-axis is moved to home. Afterwards the X motor moves the YZ
unit to the most right position and back to the home position.
Select „5“ to start the initialization and home command for the Z and Y axis.
First the Z-axis is driven to home position and then the Y-axis is moved to home. Afterwards the Y motor moves the
pipettor to the most front and rear position.
Select „6“ to start the initialization and home command for the Z axis.
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Select „7“ to start the initialization and home command for the Z-, X- and Y axis.
5.12 Display
Select “11” to show the Display menu:
Select „3“ to enter a new value for the LCD display contrast.
Select “4” to calibrate the touch screen. Once this function is selected, a target is drawn at the upper left edge of the LCD
display.
Press into the centre of the target by use of a touch pen. Next a new target is drawn in the lower right edge of the touch
screen. Also press into the centre of this target to finish the calibration of the touch screen. The parameters, calculated by
the software, are stored into the mainboard EEPROM.
Remark: This test has a timeout of 10 seconds. Press into the centre within this time, otherwise the test in cancelled without
action.
Remark 1: This test has a timeout of 10 seconds. Press into the centre in this time, otherwise the test in cancelled without
action.
Remark 2: The user is responsible for the correct calibration, a hitting outside the centre is not rejected by the software and
will lead to malfunction of the touch screen until the calibration is repeated correctly
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5.12.5 Pixeltest
Select “5” to start the pixel test of the LCD display. Follow the instructions on the terminal screen.
Remarks: This test does only work if the shield detection is enabled in the user software. Refer to the Operators manual for
details. Skip this test for COMPACT housing instruments without shield.
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Select “3” to display the state of the shield and the locking sensor
When enabled, the analyzer checks the sensor state during the operation of the analyzer. If disabled shield sensor states are
ignored.
5.13.5 Unlock
Remarks: This test does only work if the shield detection is enabled in the user software. Refer to the Operators manual for
details. Skip this test for COMPACT housing instruments without shield.
5.13.6 Lock
Caution: Since the analyzer is not equippen with a shield the shield control must be disabled. Enabling the shield control
will result in problems in the user software. No measurement run can be started when shield control is enabled.
Select „2“ to enter a serial number for the cover locking module.
Remark: The system water pump is controlled by the mainboard. The driving signal is a rectangle pulse signal. The high
cycle and the low cycle can be adjusted in a resolution of 1 msec. The minimum value is 5 msec, the maximum time value
is 100 msec. The setting of 30 msec = OFF and 10 msec = ON is the best fit setting for the maximum of output. It is
strongly recommended NOT to modify these EEPROM parameters. Otherwise carry over of reagent and samples might
happen. The mainboard also incorporates a hardware protection circuit to avoid pump destruction by permanent high
signals. In case this circuit becomes activated a corresponding message appears and the system reboots. After reset all
pumps are OFF.
Caution: Take care that the pipettor is located over an empty vial or moved to a safe position since the system water will
otherwise flood the analyzer. If pipettor is located over the rinsing station, the rinsing station will overflow!
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Remark: The waste water pump is controlled by the mainboard. The driving signal is a rectangle pulse signal. The high
cycle and the low cycle can be adjusted in a resolution of 1 msec. The minimum value is 1 msec, the maximum time value
is 100 msec. The setting of 18 msec = OFF and 11 msec = ON is the best fit setting for the maximum of output. It is
strongly recommended NOT to modify these EEPROM parameters. The mainboard also incorporates a hardware protection
circuit to avoid pump destruction by permanent high signals. In case this circuit becomes activated a corresponding
message appears and the system reboots. After reset all pumps are OFF.
Select „9“ to enable setting of parameters for the system water level sensor.
Explanation: The external system water level sensor incorporates the steel tubing for water aspiration and the NTC resistor
inside the green housing. The NTC sensor is part of an electronic circuit which generates a heating circuit for the NTC
sensor, measures the voltage at the sensor and generates a digital value for it. Once the sensor is under water the NTC
resistor is cooled by the water. If the canister liquid level falls under the level of the NTC there is still approx. 500 ml
usable liquid for the analyzer inside the canister. If the NTC sensor is in air the resistor is heated up and the NTC value
decreases. Therefore it is required to enter a threshold value. If the ADC digital value is below this threshold the sensor
state is EMPTY, if the digit value is bigger than the threshold, the sensor state is FULL. The system water level sensor can
only distinguish FULL and EMPTY states; there is no calculation of liquid volumes.
Remark: The water must have a temperature of 30°C±1°C when calibrating.
Procedure of determining the thresholds for system water and waste water sensors:
a) Measure the value in air
b) Measure the value in water
c) Add both values
d) Divide the summary by 2, the result is the threshold
Example:
Air: 310
30 °C Water: 695
Select „10“ to enable setting of parameters for the system water level sensor.
The waste water sensor works similar to the system water sensor with the difference that the normal state is EMPTY. See
description of 2.13.7 for details.
Select „11“ to display the states of the system water and waste water level sensor
The state WET (FULL) or DRY (EMPTY) is displayed. Additionally the thresholds and hysteresis for both sensors is
shown.
5.15 USB-memory-stick
Select “15” to start a short test for the USB stick. Attach a stick to the USB port of the analyzer before and wait 10 seconds
for the automatic hardware detection and mounting of the USB-stick. The following appears:
Remark: After USB-Stick is attached wait appr. 10 seconds until hardware autodetect takes place.
Error conditions: USB-Stick attached and test started before mounting of stick was completed -> failure
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5.18 Teach in
Select “51” to initialize the XYZ and measuring rotor motors. The teach-in menu is displayed:
Alignment Tools:
Wash Station Bottle 15ml
for for
Rinsing station Reagent position 1-3
and Washer position
Samples Cuvettes
for for
Sample position 1 – 25 Cuvette ring 1-32
5.18.2 Rinsing
The XYZ servo motors are powered off. Move the pipettor tip manually into the drill hole of the rinsing adjustment tool.
Move the X-axis directly at the X slider. Take care, that the pipettor tip is NOT bended. On the bottom line the current
XYZ coordinates are displayed. Once an axis might be moved beyond a limitation the message “X (Y) (Z) out of range” is
shown. Hit the enter key to store the current position.
5.18.3 Reagent-block
The XYZ servos are powered off. Move the pipettor tip manually into the drill hole of the tool for reagent position R1 (top
most left) and hit the enter key.
Next move the pipettor tip into the drill hole of the tool for reagent position R15 (bottom most right) and hit the enter key.
The position coordinates for R2 to R14 are calculated by use of an offset table.
The pipettor moves to all 15 reagent positions (but Z-axis remains in home position (top)). Each movement must be
initiated by a key. This is a check if all reagent positions are calculated correctly and can be reached without problems. In
case of any failures a corresponding error message appears and the system reboots.
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5.18.4 Samples
The XYZ servos are powered off. Move the pipettor tip manually into the drill hole of the tool for sample position S1 (top
most right) and hit the enter key.
Next move the pipettor tip into the drill hole of the tool for sample position S25 (bottom most left) and hit the enter key.
The position coordinates for S2 to S24 are calculated by use of an offset table.
The pipettor moves to all 25 sample positions (but Z-axis remains in home position). Each movement must be initiated by a
key. This is a check if all sample positions are calculated correctly and can be reached without problems. In case of any
failures a corresponding error message appears and the system reboots.
Remark: A reboot can happen if the calculated value for Y (left row) or X (right row) are outside the allowed rages.
X-range: 0…9235
Y-range: 0…5610
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Select „5“ to teach in the 2 washer positions and the 8 Control positions.
The XYZ servos are powered off. Move the pipettor tip manually into the drill hole of the tool for Washer position W1 (top
most left) and hit the enter key.
Next move the pipettor tip into the drill hole of the tool for control position C8 (bottom most right) and hit the enter key.
The position coordinates for W2 as well as C1 to C7 are calculated by use of an offset table.
The pipettor moves to all W1, W2 and all 8 control positions (but Z-axis remains in home position). Each movement must
be initiated by a key. This is a check if all washer positions and control positions are calculated correctly and can be
reached without problems. In case of any failures a corresponding error message appears and the system reboots.
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5.18.6 Cuvettes
Select „6“ to initiate teach in procedure of pipettor for the cuvette ring positions. The rotor home position must be teached
in before!
Caution: Take care, that the tools are inserted into the correct positions Cuv1 and Cuv17 and that the measuring rotor has
been teached in before in the rotor menu. The cuvette positions Cuv1 and Cuv2 must be centred n the optical path of the
photometer module!
The XYZ servos are powered off. Move the pipettor tip manually into the drill hole of the tool for cuvette position Cuv1
and hit the enter key.
Next move the pipettor tip into the drill hole of the tool for cuvette position Cuv17 and hit the enter any key.
The position coordinates for Cuv1 to Cuv32 are calculated by use of an offset table.
The pipettor moves to all cuvette positions (but Z-axis remains in home position). Each movement must be initiated by a
key. This is a check if all cuvette positions are calculated correctly and can be reached without problems. In case of any
failures a corresponding error message appears and the system reboots.
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Select „10“ to display all calculated positions of the analyzer. Depending on analyzer software version the control positions
C1 to C8 are not listed.
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Caution: Select “0 = Z_ZERO” if the adjustment tools still remain inserted into the corresponding adjustment positions.
The pipettor then remains in home position.
Select “1=Z_QUICK” only if adjustment tools have been removed before! The pipettor then moves down to the teached-in
quick position.
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6 Function Software
6.1 General description of functions
Refer to Operators Manual
6.4.1
1. USB Interface for USB memory device (Stick)
6.4.2
1. Enter the service password into the field
“Password/PIN”. A numeric software keyboard
pops up.
2. Then select the “Setup” button
6.4.3
1. Select the “System” button from the “Setup”
menu
6.4.4
1. Hit the “USB-Stick” button
6.4.5
1. Select “Yes” to unmount an already mounted”
USB-Stick (only required, if the target USB-
Stick is not the same USB-Stick which is already
attached to the analyzer and is already mounted)
6.4.6
1. Select “OK” to confirm that USB-Stick is now
unmounted. The USB-Stick can now be
removed.
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6.4.7
1. Put the new target USB memory device (Stick)
into the USB Interface
6.4.8
Wait for 10 seconds to enable autodetect of new
hardware.
Select “setup”, “system”, “USB-Stick”. A
message box is displayed to mount the USB-
Stick
6.4.9
1. After USB communication is tested successfully,
a message pops up. Confirm with “OK” button
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6.4.10
1. Select “Parameters” from the “System” menu
6.4.11
1. The “Parameters” menu is shown, select
“Export”
6.4.12
1. Select “USB-Stick” as export target
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6.4.13
1. After parameters are exported from Mainboard to
USB-Stick EEPROM an information screen is
shown. Select “OK” to confirm parameter export.
6.5.1
1. USB Interface for USB memory device (Stick)
6.5.2
1. Enter the service password into the field
“Password/PIN”. A numeric software keyboard
pops up.
2. Then select the “Setup” button
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6.5.3
1. Select the “System” button from the “Setup”
menu
6.5.4
1. Hit the “USB-Stick” button
6.5.5
1. Select “Yes” to unmount an already mounted”
USB-Stick
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6.5.6
1. Select “OK” to confirm that USB-Stick is now
unmounted
6.5.7
1. Put the USB memory device (Stick) into the USB
Interface
6.5.8
1. Wait for 10 seconds to enable autodetect of new
hardware. Then select “YES” to start mounting
process.
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6.5.9
1. After USB communication is tested successfully,
a message pops up. Confirm with “OK” button
6.5.10
1. Select “Parameters” from the “System” emnu
6.5.11
1. The “Parameters” menu is shown, select
“Import”
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6.5.12
1. Select “USB-Stick” as import source
6.5.13
1. After parameters are imported from USB-Stick to
Mainboard EEPROM an information screen is
shown. Select “OK” to confirm parameter import
6.5.14
1. Leave the setup menu via the “OK” button.
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6.6.1
1. Enter the service password into the field
“Password/PIN”. A numeric software keyboard
pops up.
2. Then select the “Setup” button
6.6.2
1. Select the “System” button from the “Setup”
menu
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6.6.3
1. Hit the “USB-Stick” button
6.6.4
1. Select “Yes” to unmount an already mounted”
USB-Stick.
6.6.5
1. Select “OK” to confirm that USB-Stick is now
unmounted
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6.6.6
1. USB Interface for USB memory device (Stick)
6.6.7
1. Attach the USB-Stick with the LINUX file to the
analyzers USB port. Wait for 10 seconds to
enable autodetect of new hardware. Then select
“System”, then “Software
6.6.8
1. Hit the “USB-Stick” button
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6.6.9
The following actions are performed automatically:
- Parameters are exported to the USB-Stick
- The currently installed software is memorized to
the USB-Stick with the name linux.old
6.6.10
1. The new and currently flashed software versions
are displayed. Select YES to start flash download
of Linux file to analyzer.
6.6.11
The update of the software takes about 5 minutes.
Do NOT switch off the analyzer during this
process!
Do NOT remove the USB-Stick!
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6.6.12
1. After software has been updated analyzer, the
following screen is displayed. Confirm message
with OK, the restart analyzer by use of
SHUTDOWN and RESTART on the page
6.6.13
1. The new software automatically imports the
parameters which have been exported to the
USB-Stick before. New parameters which might
be necessary for the updated software are created
automatically. This process takes about 5
minutes.
6.6.14
1. Info
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6.6.15
1. Hit the “Run Preparation” button
6.6.16
1. Once the analyzer is initialized select RUN
PREPARATION. The first time the new installed
software is started a security code must be
entered. Hit into the white edit field.
6.6.17
1. Enter the 16 digit security code which comes
together with the software. Then select ENTER.
6.6.18
1. Select OK to send the security code to the
software.
6.6.19
1 The software is now enabled.
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6.7 Options
6.7.1 Host Communication
6.7.1.1 Test of LAN connection via analyzer SETUP\SYSTEM\LAN failed
6.7.1.4 Release network folder “labitec” . Allow user “labitec” full read and write access to C:\labitec
6.7.1.5 Release “Jeder” (everybody) full read and write access to this folder -> LAN connection works
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a. The samba version of the currently used linux kernel does not support WINDOWS VISTA or WINDOWS 7 host
operating systems. The bidirectional Host communication software is working with WINDOWS XP and some
former versions only.
b. The samba version of software 01.01 is backwards compatible to users who use unidirectional or bidirectional host
communication with hosts using OS up to Windows XP.
c. It is possible to connect more than one analyzer to one host.
d. Host and Analyzer(s) write files to a network folder, located at the host. Host and analyzer must be connected to
each other via a cross over network cable or hub/switch/router if more than one analyzer.
e. The analyzer shall be able to work with or without host (stand alone device). Therefore a selection of the operating
modes is realized in the setup menu. It is possible to select the modes Bidirectional host communication ”on” and
“off”.
f. If BiDi Host = off, the automatic reading of tr_files on the host drive folder “host” is disabled.
g. Manual assigning of tests is also possible in BiDi host communication mode. Therefore UniDirectional Host
communication (analyzer only sends results) is a subset of BiDi Host.
With the HOST button all required settings for the host can be adjusted. All modifications are logged in a log file that can
be displayed and printed by use of the SHOW LOG button, located in the TOOLS menu.
The following EEPROM parameters are stored in the analyzer by default and can be modified
Analyzer IP-address: 192.168.77.4
Netmask: 255.255.255.0
HOST IP-address: 192.168.77.92
Gateway: 192.168.77.99
Username: labitec
Password : labitec
Pathname: labitec
Workgroup: labitecgroup
Select TOOLS and then TEST IT to test and memorize the host setting and connect the host to the analyzer
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Selecting „Test it“ starts a LAN connection test and a test of different filenames to be written at the host drive
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tr-file for
sample-ID
1...25 found?
Yes
No
Requests
deleted by Analyzer deletes
Yes
Analyzer corresponding tr-file
selected?
No
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The analyzer creates a folder „host_<IP-address>“ in the path “labitec\Coalab”. Into this folder the host writes the
tr_results. The IP-address is coded into this folder name to avoid multiple measuring of test by more than one analyzer.
The day folders and its contents are still created and contain the parexp.txt, log.txt and lgr-files.
During the analyzer start an export file is created which contains the abbreviations of all up to 50 tests existing in the
analyzer software. This list can be used by the host to synchronize the test abbreviations between analyzer and host. The
file name of this list is test_abbrev.txt.
A unique test request file (tr_-file) must be generated by the host for each measurement. Filename: “tr_<sample-id>_<test-
abrev>”
A tr_file does not contain any data, all information is coded in the file name
The analyzer reads these tr_files and generates the joblist in the LOAD SAMPLES menu.
It is possible to assign or unassign test requests manually, also in BiDirectional host communication mode.
When selecting LOAD SAMPLES in BiDirectional host communication mode the analyzer reads tr_files.
After finishing the measurement the analyzer creates an re_file, containing the results of the measurement. The re_file
format is “re_<sample-id>_<test-bbrev>_xxxx.csv”. xxxx is a ring number starting with 0000. This ring number is
automatically increased by the analyzer software for each new result. This avoids overwriting of repeated measurement
results.
If the radio-button REQUESTS DELETED…” is set to BY ANALYZER, the corresponding tr_file is removed by the
analyzer.
If BY HOST is selected, tr_files have to be removed by the host.
If tr_files are not removed after the corresponding measurement is finished, the analyzer will do the same measurements
again.
The host must allow the analyzer to read, write and to create directories. If the radio-button REQUESTS DELETED…” is
set to BY ANALYZER the host must also allow the analyzer to remove files. An re_file contains the same data like in
UniDirectional host mode
Tr_ and re_files contain sample-ID and test abbreviation in their file name, e.g. “tr_<sample-id>_<test-abbrev>” and
“re_<sample-id>_<test-abrev>_xxxx.csv”.
REMARK: Scanned sample-IDs may contain special characters. Nevertheless the software reacts safe if un-allowed special
characters are in the patient-ID string. Therefore: Sample-ID and test abbreviation may only consist of standard-US-ASCII
alphanumeric. Only a few special characters are allowed. Sample-IDs and test abbreviation are checked after entering. If
forbidden characters are used, a corresponding message is displayed.
The following characters are allowed for the sample-ID:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789
!%&()[]{}=#~+-,^@
In case of any error flags the host can decide to create a new tr_file to repeat the measurement. The analyzer does not react
on error flags.
For manually assigned tests without host request the re_file is written also. The host can decide to read these files and / or
erase them.
Control measurements will always be loaded manually and can not be initiated by the host since controls are not patients.
The Button „Resend Results“ is placed in the menu SHORTFORM RESULTS OF THE LAST RUN, accessible by the
button RESULTS in the main menu. The Analyzer tries to reconnect to the Host, if the Samba-connection is closed before
resending the results to the host.
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6.7.2.6 Assigning tests to each sample individually by use of host communication (BiDirectional host connection
activated)
When the load-samples-menu is entered, the software searches in the host-directory for tr_files. A corresponding message
is displayed.
The user scans a sample by use of the external handheld barcode scanner, attached to the analyzer. With each scan the
analyzer searches for the corresponding tr_file that has already been read in. Test requests will automatically be assigned to
samples.
The tools-menu has a button GET TEST REQUEST which initiates a new search for tr_files in the host-directory. This
does the same as if leaving and re-entering the LOAD SAMPLES menu.
If a barcode is not readable the user can enter the sample ID manually and select the sample. In this case the analyzer works
like the barcode has been scanned.
When host is in bidirectional mode, the next sample- button is automatically selected, after a sample ID has been entered
(manually or by scan). In unidirectional mode the next sample button is not selected automatically, so the user is able to
assign tests manually.
6.7.2.7 Tests with valid host ID can be assigned only when all conditions for performing the measurement on the
analyzer are correct
Software reaction in case of invalid conditions for test assignment:
After entering (manually or by scanner) a sample-ID, the analyzer immediately checks:
Is the required test loaded?
Test reagents are loaded
Test is calibrated
Test reagents have enough liquids
Test reagents are not expired
Washer is loaded
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If 1st Evaluation only is selected in the test setup the result file has the following content:
START
sample_name sample01
sample_no 1
method_abbrev L-PT
cuvette_no 0
channel_no 0
lamevi_file multi.lmv
State ok
date_time 20,04,2011 14:22:19
clot 14,1 s
clot-conv1 79,00%
clot-conv2 1,11 INR
END
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If 2nd Evaluation DIFFERENCE also is selected in the test setup the result file has the following additional
content:
grad/diff -> Difference in milli extinction
kin-conv -> converted value in % by use of second calibration graph
START
sample_name sample01
sample_no 1
method_abbrev L-PT
cuvette_no 17
channel_no 1
lamevi_file cl110420/mdaef1e7.lmv
State ok
date_time 20,04,2011 14:46:59
clot 14,2 s
clot-conv1 77,40%
clot-conv2 1,12 INR
grad/diff 159,5 mE
kin-conv 75,30%
END
If 2nd Evaluation KINETIC also is selected in the test setup the result file has the following content:
START
sample_name sample01
sample_no 1
method_abbrev test
cuvette_no 19
channel_no 1
lamevi_file cl110420/mdaef3d5.lmv
State ok
date_time 20,04,2011 14:55:13
clot 14,1 s
clot-conv1 79,00%
clot-conv2 1,11 INR
grad/diff 129,1 mE/min
korrel 0,989
kin-conv 76,20%
END
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If 2nd Evaluation 1ST DERIVATION is selected (1st Evaluation must be switched off in the test setup) the result
file has the following content:
grad/diff -> maximum reaction curve speed in milli extinction per second (1st mathematical derivation)
max-time -> time of the maximum reaction curve speed
kin-conv -> converted value in % by use of second calibration graph
START
sample_name sample01
sample_no 1
method_abbrev test
cuvette_no 20
channel_no 2
lamevi_file cl110420/mdaef550.lmv
State ok
date_time 20,04,2011 15:01:32
grad/diff 40,1 mE/s
max-time 15,1 s
kin-conv 75%
END
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7 Diagrams
7.1 Component survey
1. Pumps 7. External connections
2. Dilutor 8. XYZ Traverse
3. Pipettor 9. Reagent position
4. Measuring rotor 10. Sample position
5. Card reader 11. Display / Touch
6. Power supply 12. Photometer
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8 Hardware
8.1 Power filter suppresses
8.1.1 Fuses
Task:
1. Power switch Analyzer, on / off
2. Main Fuse Analyzer, on / off
2 x Fuse 250V, 5A, T
8.2.1.6 Lamps 5
Task:
1. Alive lamp, pulse (green)
2. LAN connected, on / off (red)
8.2.1.7 Reset
Task:
1. Push to reset the board
8.2.1.8 Jumper 1
Task:
1. 3 Pins, 1 open, 2 and 3 closed
2. 2 Pins, closed
3. 3 Pins, 1 open, 2 and 3 closed
8.2.1.9 Jumper 2
Task:
1. 4 Pins, all open
2. 3 Pins, 1 open, 2 and 3 closed
8.2.3.2 Fuse
Task:
1. Power PCB board
Fuse 250V, 2.0A, T
8.2.3.3 Reset
Task:
1. Push to reset the board
8.2.3.4 Jumper
Task:
1. 2 Pins, all open
2. 2 Pins, closed
3. 4 Pins, all open
4. 2 Pins, closed
8.2.3.5 Potentiometer
Task:
1. Internal adjusted 1
2. Internal adjusted 2
8.2.4.3 Jumper
Task:
1. Jumper on (to processor for rotor 1
(address 10)
2. Jumper off (to PCB border) for rotor 2
(address 11)
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8.3.2 Dilutor
8.3.2.1 Toothed belt & Motor
1. Unfasten marked screws (4x)
2. Hang up the weight between motor and
cogwheel.
3. Stretch with 2000 g and turn multiple the wheel
4. Fasten marked screws (4x)
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PIN:
1. n.c
2. TxD
3. RxD
4. n.c
5. GND
6. n.c
7. n.c
8. n.c
9. +5VDC
PIN:
1. +5VDC
2. GND
3. n.c.
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PIN:
1. T+
2. Tx-
3. Rx+
4. TRM+
5. TRM+
6. Rx-
7. TRM-
8. TRM-
LED:
A. transfer
B. active
PIN:
1. +5VDC
2. Data-
3. Data+
4. GND
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8.4.5 COM 1
8.4.5.1 Position
1. SUB-D 9 pins male
PIN:
1. n.c
2. RxD
3. TxD
4. n.c
5. GND
6. n.c
7. n.c
8. n.c
9. n.c
8.4.6 COM 2
8.4.6.1 Position
1. SUB-D 9 pins male
PIN:
1. n.c
2. RxD
3. TxD
4. n.c
5. GND
6. n.c
7. n.c
8. n.c
9. n.c
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PIN:
1. Sen. 1
2. Shield
3. Sen. 2
PIN:
1. Sen. 1
2. Shield
3. Sen. 2
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9 Maintenance
9.1 Maintenance frequency
Step Cycle Service needed
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9.2 Equipment
9.2.1 Technical Vaseline (picture for example)
1. Use for X - Toothed rack and rack drive
2. Use for Y - Toothed rack and rack drive
3. Use for Z - Toothed rack and rack drive
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9.3 Maintenance
9.3.1 Maintenance X - Toothed rack and rack drive
1. Maintenance X - Toothed rack
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City
State
Date Software
OK
Name: Company:
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10 Troubleshooting
10.1 Error messages System
10.1.1 Movement YXZ
Error Cause Action
10.1.1.1 Z failure 1:
Blocked near 1. Blockage close to home position 1. Remove blocking parts
target pos 2. Blocking particles on Z-rail 2. Remove blocking parts
3. Rail Z moves stiff 3. Clean and grease Rail Z
10.1.1.2 Z failure 2:
blocked on way 1. Blockage on way up 1. Remove blocking parts
up 2. Blocking particles on Z-rail 2. Remove blocking parts
3. Rail Z moves stiff 3. Clean and grease Rail Z
10.1.1.3 Z failure 3:
blocked on way 1. Blockage on way up 1. Remove blocking parts
to Z - quick 2. Blocking particles on Z-rail 2. Remove blocking parts
3. Rail Z moves stiff 3. Clean and grease Rail Z
10.1.1.4 Z Home not done Motor Z does not reach home position after
initialization
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10.1.3 Photometer
Error Cause Action
10.1.3.1 Lamp is weak
1. LED’s have lost energy. The 1. Calibrate photometer in service
minimum energy level of 50% from software.
the factory value is undershot. 2. If energy is too low replace
photometer
10.1.3.2 F flag in
measuring result 1. Internal Error in photometer 1. Replace photometer
10.1.3.3 M flag in
measuring result 1. Internal error in photometer mixer 1. Check cables to photometer mixer
unit 2. Replace mixer pcb in photometer
unit
10.1.4 Dilutor
Error Cause Action
10.1.4.1 Dilutor home not Dilutor does not reach home position after
reached initialization
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1. No DI Water for System liquid used 1. Replace Sensor DI Water. Only use
DI water as system liquid
2. DI water system is dirty (alga’s) 2. Replace complete tubing (alga’s)
3. Pipettor is dirty 3. Clean Pipettor with alcohol
10.1.5.7 Empty DI water System water too warm (>+30°C)
detected by
software 1. Container DI Water is placed, e.g. in 1. Place container in correct position,
direct sunlight which causes high away from direct sunlight and heat
water temperature (Level detection (radiator)
is managed via temperature chances)
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10.1.6 Temperature
Error Cause Action
10.1.6.1 Temperature at
Pipettor too low 1. Plug not correctly connected 1. Check connections
2. Cable defect 2. Replace cable
3. Pipettor failure 3. Replace Pipettor
4. Electronic failure in pcb that controls 4. Replace pcb LSH-Pipettor
pipettor temperature
10.1.6.2 Temperature at
measuring rotor 1. Plug not correctly connected 1. Check connections
too low 2. Cable defect 2. Replace cable
3. Pipettor failure 3. Replace Pipettor
4. Electronic failure 4. Check and Replace pcb board’s or
cables
10.1.6.3 Temperature at
Pipettor too high 1. Temperature setting too high 1. Calibrate pipettor temperature in
service software
2. Electronic failure 2. Replace pcb LSH-Pipettor
3. Replace pipettor incl. flex cable
10.1.6.4 Temperature at
measuring rotor 1. Temperature setting too high/low 1. Calibrate measuring rotor
too high temperature in service software
2. Electronic failure 2. Check and Replace pcb board’s or
cables
10.1.7 Miscellaneous
Error Cause Action
10.1.7.1 Reagent stirrer
position without 1. No Teflon stirrer in reagent vial 1. Place magnetic Teflon stirrer to
function reagent vial
2. Reagent stirrer motor failure 2. Replace pcb Reagent stirrer motor
3. Electronic failure 3. Replace pcb Reagent stirrer motor
10.1.7.2 Cuvette ring
stirrer without 1. No mixer in cuvettes
function 2. Mixer motor failure 1. Place new cuvette ring, incl. Mixer
3. Electronic failure 2. Replace mixer motor pcb
3. Replace mixer motor pcb
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10.2 General
Error Cause Action
No function
10.2.1
1. Instrument is off 1. Switch on analyzer
2. Power cable not connected 2. Attach power cable
correctly
3. Fuses not OK 3. Check primary voltage fuses in
power filter.
4. Check fuses on pcb Mainboard
5. Check if all cables are on correct
plug positions
Fuse in power filter
10.2.2
defect 1. Analyzer is used outside the 1. Only use Instrument in permitted
permitted voltage (100 - 240V) tension range.
range.
2. Wrong fuses used. 2. Use correct fuses
3. Power wiring defect. 3. Replace power supply
4. Power supply failure 4. Replace power supply
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11 Check Up Matrix
Working on part Check und adjust
Photometer calibrate
Parameter import
Function general
Measuring rotor
Function Motor
Home Rotor by
Liquid leaking
Base Level
temperature
Photometer
Hardware
Software
contrast
11.1 Hardware
11.1.1 Housing
11.1.1.1 Reagent tray
Reagent working
11.1.1.2 X X X X X
plate
Measuring
11.1.1.3 X X X X
working plate
Sample working
11.1.1.4 X X
plate
11.1.1.5 Sample rack
Display &
11.1.1.6 X
Touch housing
11.1.1.7 Cover housing
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Photometer calibrate
Parameter import
Function general
Measuring rotor
Function Motor
Home Rotor by
Liquid leaking
Base Level
temperature
Photometer
Hardware
Software
contrast
11.1.3 Pipettor
11.1.3.1 Pipettor X X X X X X X
11.1.3.2 PCB LSH X X X X
Pipettor
11.1.4 Dilutor
11.1.4.1 Dilutor X X X X
11.1.4.2 Syringe X X X
11.1.4.3 Valve Dilutor X X X
11.1.4.4 Toothed belt X X X
Dilutor
11.1.4.5 Motor Dilutor X X X
11.1.5 Measuring
rotor
11.1.5.1 Measuring rotor X X X X X X X X
11.1.5.2 Toothed belt X X X X X X
measuring rotor
11.1.5.3 Motor X X X X X X
measuring rotor
11.1.6 Photometer
11.1.6.1 Photometer X X X X
11.1.6.2 PCB – Mixer X X X X
Motor
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Photometer calibrate
Parameter import
Function general
Measuring rotor
Function Motor
Home Rotor by
Liquid leaking
Base Level
temperature
Photometer
Hardware
Software
contrast
11.1.9 XYZ
11.1.9.1 Motor X X X X X X
11.1.9.2 Motor Y X X X X X
11.1.9.3 Motor Z X X X X X
11.1.9.4 PCB – XYZ X X X X
Motors
11.2 Software
11.2.1 Software
11.2.1.1 New X X X
11.2.1.2 Upgrade X X
11.2.1.3 Update X X
11.3 Parameter
11.3.1 Parameter
11.3.1.1 New X X X X X X X X X X X X
11.3.1.2 Load X X X
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12 Replace Parts
12.1 Dismantle Housing
12.1.1 Required tools
1. 1x Allen Wrench SW3
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12.2 Pipettor
12.2.1 Required tools
1. 1x Allen Wrench SW 2,5
2. 1x Screw driver cross
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12.3 Dilutor
12.3.1 Required told
1. 1x Allen Wrench SW 4
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12.19 Photometer
12.19.1 Required tools
1. 1x Allen Wrench SW 3
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12.21 Motor X
12.21.1 Required tools
1. 1x Short screw driver cross
2. 1x Screw driver 2mm
3. 1x Allen Wrench SW 2,5
4. 1x Tongs
5. 1x Screw driver cross
6. 1x Allen Wrench SW 3
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12.22 Motor Y
12.22.1 Required Tools
1. 1x Allen Wrench SW 2,5
2. 1x Screw driver cross
3. 1x Tongs
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12.23 Motor Z
12.23.1 Required tools
1. 1x Allen Wrench (exterior), 5,5mm
2. 1x Screw driver cross 2mm
3. 1x Allen Wrench SW 2,5
4. 1x Screw driver cross
5. 1x Tongs
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1 x Container DI Water
1 x Container Waste Water
1 x Sensor DI Water
1 x Sensor Waste Water
1 x 12 Filter for Sensor DI Water
1 x Syringe 250µl incl. seal
1 x Tubing Valve – Pipettor
1 x Tubing Valve – Pump DI Water
1 x Tubing Analyzer
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13.1.7 Syringe
103-93-070-00
1 x Syringe 250µl incl. seal
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13.1.11 Fuses
103-93-110-00
1 x 2 Fuses 5A time lag 250V
13.1.12 Pipettor
103-93-120-00
1 x Pipettor V10.x
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Discontinued; Replace by V2
13.1.18 Dilutor V1
103-93-190-00
1 x Dilutor V1
Discontinued; Replace by V2
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13.1.19 Dilutor V2
103-93-190-01
1 x Dilutor V2
13.1.21 Valve V1
103-93-210-00
1 x Valve V1
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13.1.22 Valve V2
103-93-210-01
1 x Valve V2
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13.1.34 Motor X
103-93-330-00
1 x Motor X
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1 x X - Protection
1 x Y - Protection
1 x Z - Protection
2 x Twis - Ties
1 x Box bottom
1 x Box top
1 x Foam insert 1
1 x Foam insert 2
1 x Foam insert Top 1
1 x Foam insert
1 x Foam insert l Top 2
1 x Plastic cover
1 x Box Accessory
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13.2 Tools
13.2.1 Alignment Tools Set 1 (with Temperature Sensors)
103-90-010-00
1 x Alignment Tools Set 1
(with Temperature Sensors)
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2x Syringe
1x Pipettor
1x Valve
1x Pump DI Water
14.2 Tools
1x Set 1 of Alignment Tools (with Temperature Sensors)
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15 Instrument Transport
Please clean and disinfect the Analyzer at first!
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15.1.5 Z-Protection
1. Place the Z-Protection behind the pipettor (1)
2. Secure using the tyraps (2)
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15.1.7 Y-Protection
1. Secure by pressing the strips upwards (2x)
2. Secure by pressing the strips downwards (2x)
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15.1.9 X-Protection
1. Secure by pressing the slips inside
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15.2 Packaging
15.2.1 Box bottom part
1. Fold Box bottom part
2. Insert handles
15.2.3 Instrument
1. Place Instrument into the foam parts
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Analytical Information:
COAGULATION: AGGREGATION: ASSAY:
Reagent Lot Target raw value Result in Measured
name: No.: (sec.) %, INR, mg/dl, g/l raw value result in
Control
Lot
Plasma
No.:
(normal)
Control
Lot
Plasma
No.:
(abnormal)
Patient
ID:
Sample
Lot Test Info Sample vol. (µl):
Cuvette
No.: Incubation time:
Pipette Reagent Vol. (µl):
Type:
/ Tips Measuring time:
Root Cause
Containment Actions
Revisor
Date
Corrective Actions
Revisor
Date
Estimate Repair
Time Material timing Material
Desinfection
Inspection
Repair
Analytical Test
Dispatch
Comment
Preventive Actions
Revisor
Date