Hygiena DUP-1000, User Manual

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User Guide 5
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Program Menu
The Automated Thermal Block is pre-programmed with four lysis protocols:
Gram positive – use with Gram-positive bacteria, including
Staphylococcus
and
Listeria*
*Note: For Listeria 24E assays, use the “24E” program. For real-time Listeria assays, use the “RT Listeria” program.
Gram negative
– use with Gram-negative bacteria, including Salmonella , E. coli ,
Campylobacter
,
Vibrio
and
Cronobacter
24E – use with BAX System 24E assays for
Listeria
and
L. monocytogenes
RT Listeria – use with BAX System real-time assays for
Listeria
and
L. monocytogenes
Turning the Thermal Block On and Off
ON Turn on the thermal block by toggling
the on/off switch on the back panel of
the unit.
At start-up, the LCD automatically
displays the following series of
messages:
The first screen shows the version of
software currently installed on the
thermal block.
The second screen shows the seq file
version number and the checksum
number for validation purposes.
Note: A change in either of these values
indicates a modification to the thermal
block software. If this occurs, any
validation previously performed on the
instrument may no longer apply.
The start-up sequence is complete
when the LCD display shows the
program menu.
OFF After finishing a run, you can either
select another program or turn off the
power to the unit by toggling the on/off
switch on the back panel of the unit.
Hygiena Thermal
Block v3.2
seq file ver: 02
checksum: EE

Gram Positive
Gram Negative