Beckman Coulter UniCel DxC 600, Instructions For Use Manual

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10-5
System Status and Commands
ICS/Smart Modules
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Show the Hydropneumatics Subsystem Status
1
Select
Status
from the menu bar.
2
Select the
Hydro
tab. A summary, by component name, of the monitored areas appears.
What to Do If a Parameter is Out of Limits
The range for air and vacuum levels are only valid when the system is in Standby and the
hydropneumatics are on. The hydropneumatics are automatically turned off after the system has
been in
Standby for more than 15 minutes. While the hydro is off, all pressure and vacuum readings
show zero and a status of OK . To turn the hydro back on, either select a prime or press the
RUN
button. Values fluctuate while the system is running.
For adjustment of the air and vacuum pressures, refer to the UniCel DxC Synchron Clinical Systems
Reference Manual . If the Waste B exit sump shows Paused , it has been stopped either automatically
by the system when the Waste B container is full, or by operator request. For additional information,
refer to
Pause/Resume Waste B in this chapter.
ICS/Smart Modules
Introduction
ICS/Smart Module status monitors the power to the Smart Modules and the ability to communicate
to and from the Smart Module. Should the Smart Module lose power or the ability to send or receive
messages, an error appears.
Show the ICS/Smart Module Status
Follow the steps below to view the status of instrument components (for example, Reagent Probe,
cup modules). A
yellow highlight indicates a warning condition and a red highlight indicates an error
condition.
1
Select
Status
from the menu bar.
2
Select the
SmrtMdl
tab. A summary of the monitored areas appears.