Aperio GT 450 IT Manager and Lab Administrator Guide, Revision E © Leica Biosystems Imaging, Inc. 2022
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Notices
Revision Record
Rev.
Issued
Sections Affected
Detail
E
March 2022
Front matter, Chapter 5,
“User Management”
Added revision history, cautions and notes.
Chapter 5: Added steps to unlock a user account.
D
January 2021
Chapter 3, “Configuring the
Aperio GT 450”
Updated for patch 1.0.1.8000. Added information on specifying characters to
replace non-printable barcode characters.
C
April 2020
Page 7
Changed references to two monitors to “monitor(s)” to accommodate
change in product configuration.
B
October 2019
Chapter 3, “Configuring the
Aperio GT 450”
Added Time Zone setting information.
Added new Image page section on setting image file name format and
barcode identifier.
A
June 2019
All
New document.
Intended Use
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Cautions and Notes
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Serious Incidents Reporting
- Any serious incident that has occurred in relation to the Aperio GT 450 shall be
reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority of the member state in which the user is established.
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Specifications and Performance
- For device specifications and performance characteristics, refer to the
document
Aperio GT 450 Specifications
.
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Installation
- Aperio GT 450 must be installed by a trained Leica Biosystems Technical Services representative.
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Repair
- Repairs may be done only by a trained Leica Biosystems Technical Services representative. After repairs
are done, ask the Leica Biosystems technician to perform operation checks to determine the product is in good
operating condition.
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Accessories
- For information on using Aperio GT 450 with third-party accessories such as a Laboratory
Information System (LIS) not provided by Leica Biosystems, contact your Leica Biosystems Technical Services
representative.
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Quality Control
- For information on image quality checks, see the
Aperio GT 450 User’s Guide.
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Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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For information on maintenance and troubleshooting problems, see the
Aperio GT 450 User’s Guide
.
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Cybersecurity
- Be aware that workstations are susceptible to malware, viruses, data corruption, and privacy
breaches. Work with your IT administrators to protect workstations by following your institution’s password and
security policies. For Aperio recommendations on protecting your workstations and servers, see
Cybersecurity and Network Recommendations” on page 37
To protect workstations from malware intrusion, use caution when inserting USB drives and other removable
devices. Consider disabling USB ports that are not in use. If you plug in a USB drive or other removable device, you
