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USER GUIDE:

Ionic® Purification System

Purigen Biosystems

FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY.

Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

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USB Upload

1.

In the

Select a channel naming option

screen, press

USB Upload

.

NOTE

If available, a barcode scanner can be used to scan the samples.

2.

Insert a USB drive in the USB port located on the front bottom-right of the instrument.

FIGURE 7:

Sample screen –

Step 2

3.

If there are valid sample CSV files on the USB drive and no errors loading the USB drive were encountered, a screen listing the

sample files on the USB drive is shown. Select the sample file you would like to use.

FIGURE 6:

Sample screen –

Step 3

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Summary of Contents for Ionic Purification System

Page 1: ...YSTEMS INC All rights reserved PUR DOC 20 USER GUIDE Ionic Purification System Purigen Biosystems Inc 5700 Stoneridge Drive Suite 100 Pleasanton CA 94588 TEL 1 877 787 4436 EMAIL info purigenbio com R...

Page 2: ...tion 9 Product Use 9 Product Use Limitations 9 Instrument Features 9 Instrument Specifications 10 Fluidic Chip Specifications 10 Fluidic Chip Dimensions 10 Fluidic Chip Volumes 10 Fluidic Chip Storage...

Page 3: ...hutdown 33 Maintenance Procedures 34 Regular Maintenance 34 Periodic Maintenance Procedures 34 Cleaning the Ionic Purification System 35 Procedure 36 Decontaminating the Ionic Purification System 40 I...

Page 4: ...licable terms and conditions of sale accompanying the purchase of such product Purigen Biosystems provides no warranty and hereby disclaims any and all warranties as to the use of any third party prod...

Page 5: ...ropriately treat WEEE products currently on the EU market The goal of this directive is to minimize the volume of electrical and electronic waste disposal and to encourage re use and recycling at the...

Page 6: ...illustrated in the following way WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices...

Page 7: ...t remove any covers panels or attempt to access adjust or replace any internal components of the instrument Avoid spilling any liquids on any component of the instrument Regularly monitor the instrume...

Page 8: ...onal protective equipment that may have come in contact with hazardous or infectious materials should be collected and disposed of properly in accordance any safety guidelines established for the labo...

Page 9: ...trained professionals following all applicable safety guidelines in accordance with all applicable safety regulations The Ionic system is for research use only Product Use Limitations The Ionic syste...

Page 10: ...sides Usable temperature range 15 25 C 59 77 F Indoor use only Humidity 30 70 non condensing Fluidic Chip Specifications Fluidic Chip Dimensions TABLE 3 Fluidic chip dimensions Description Value Heig...

Page 11: ...he touchscreen on the instrument Ionic Purification System Umbrella term to cover instrument technology and consumables Ionic system Short name to specifically call out the instrument Extraction well...

Page 12: ...oftware also includes integrated user management to track protocols and information by user 2 Cover The Ionic system utilizes an actuated cover during normal operation to control the environment and p...

Page 13: ...ems Ionic Purification System Site Preparation Guide or Specifications for recommendations on appropriate clearance to prevent obstructing the airflow from the fans 3 Power receptacle Used to connect...

Page 14: ...esentative and a Virtual Installation and Training where a Purigen Biosystems representative will guide you through the installation and training over a series of remote web based teleconferences To l...

Page 15: ...ults on page 25 Settings on page 26 About Instrument on page 27 Manage Users on page 28 Maintenance Service on page 35 The table below lists functions that are available in many of the system software...

Page 16: ...1 Ensure the instrument cover is free of any obstructions 2 Turn on the system using the power switch at the rear of the instrument 3 Press Start on the Start screen FIGURE 3 Start screen Create or Se...

Page 17: ...Component Definition 1 User Name textbox Use the touchscreen keyboard to type in a new user name 2 Cancel button Click Cancel button to return to the Choose a User Screen without adding the user 3 Sav...

Page 18: ...the protocol you wish to run and follow the guidance on the touchscreen For detailed protocols available for each Ionic purification kit please visit https www purigenbio com support documentation Def...

Page 19: ...a barcode scanner can be used to scan the samples 2 Insert a USB drive in the USB port located on the front bottom right of the instrument FIGURE 7 Sample screen Step 2 3 If there are valid sample CSV...

Page 20: ...r a h to identify the channel Any other characters will cause an error Column B Should contain the sample name which can be made up of numbers letters dashes and underscores Any other characters will...

Page 21: ...RCH USE ONLY Not for use in diagnostic procedures 21 FIGURE 10 Sample screen Step 4 5 The second Review screen is displayed Verify sample names input and protocol then press the arrow button on the ri...

Page 22: ...ress User Defaults 2 The first Review screen is displayed Verify sample names and then press the arrow button on the right side of the screen to continue NOTE Deselect the checkbox next to a Channel i...

Page 23: ...r can be used to scan the samples 2 Manually enter custom sample names and press the arrow button on the right side of the screen FIGURE 14 Sample Screen Step 2 NOTE Deselect the checkbox next to a Ch...

Page 24: ...diagnostic procedures 24 Review Results 1 Press the USB Download icon to save the run file in CSV format to a USB flash drive The run file below was generated for the example we have been using to ill...

Page 25: ...Screen TABLE 12 Settings screen Call Out Screen Component Definition 1 About Instrument button Shows instrument model number serial number firmware version and free disk space available 2 Manage User...

Page 26: ...8 About screen TABLE 13 About screen Call Out Screen Component Definition 1 Instrument Configuration Instrument configuration details such as name model serial number IP address MAC address free disk...

Page 27: ...he next page Deactivate User on page 29 Reactivate User on page 31 FIGURE 19 Manage Users screen TABLE 14 Manage Users screen Call Out Screen Component Definition 1 User Name button Buttons for each u...

Page 28: ...ame and press Save The new user is added and listed in the Manage Users screen TABLE 15 Create New User screen Call Out Screen Component Definition 1 User Name textbox Use the keyboard to type in a ne...

Page 29: ...e Users screen select the user name you want to deactivate The User Details screen is displayed 3 Press Review Runs if you would like to review the runs for the user before deactivating the user 4 Pre...

Page 30: ...run files for the user or press No if you do not want to delete the run files FIGURE 23 User Details screen Deactivate User Step 3 NOTE If Yes is selected the run files for this user will not be recov...

Page 31: ...om the Settings screen press the Manage Users button 2 In the Manage Users screen select the user name you want to reactivate The User Details screen is displayed 3 Press Review Runs if you would like...

Page 32: ...Settings screen and enables the following maintenance functions FIGURE 26 Maintenance Service screen The links below provide more details on each of these maintenance functions Self Test on page 42 Op...

Page 33: ...ll run progress and information may be lost 1 Press the Shutdown icon on the bottom right of the screen 2 Press No to cancel and return to the previous screen 3 Press Yes to shut down the system softw...

Page 34: ...lled it is important to clean the instrument immediately to avoid damage or contamination of samples NOTE Wiping down the instrument after each use and keeping if clear of spills is different than the...

Page 35: ...en FIGURE 27 Run Setup screen Instrument Requires Cleaning The number of runs remaining until the next cleaning cycle is required can be found in the Instrument Statistics screen in the Maintenance Se...

Page 36: ...Y Not for use in diagnostic procedures 36 Procedure 1 Using the system s touchscreen select a valid user profile 2 Press the Clean button and follow the instructions on the screen FIGURE 28 Run Setup...

Page 37: ...1 bottle of Cleaning Solution A into the large reservoir approximate volume 12 mL FIGURE 31 Clean screen Step 3 6 Press the arrow on the right side of the system s touchscreen to continue 7 The Ionic...

Page 38: ...removing the chip from the instrument use a pipette to remove any remaining solution in the reservoir and cover the reservoir with the seal provided for disposal FIGURE 33 Clean screen Step 5 10 Pres...

Page 39: ...ue 14 Pour 1 bottle of Cleaning Solution B into the large reservoir approximate volume 12mL FIGURE 35 Clean screen Step 7 15 Press the arrow on the right side of the system s touchscreen to continue 1...

Page 40: ...ystem If instrument contamination occurs follow the guidelines below to decontaminate the instrument Interior Ionic Purification System tray has been designed to catch and contain drips and small volu...

Page 41: ...e instrument be unplugged from the power source before beginning any cleaning process NOTE Do not use bleach or acetone and other harsh solvents Apply all standard safety practices when using cleaners...

Page 42: ...should be emailed to support purigenbio com for interpretation 1 From the Maintenance Service menu press Self Test 2 The Ionic system begins performing a self test Progress is indicated by the percent...

Page 43: ...s the Open Close Cover button view the Open Close screen FIGURE 38 Open Close Cover screen TABLE 15 Open Close Cover screen Call Out Screen Component Definition 1 Open Cover button A button to open th...

Page 44: ...at It is recommended to have a minimum of 1GB of available space on the USB flash drive Some cases where this function should be used If the run results are not as expected If the self test fails If P...

Page 45: ...o the USB drive inserted in the USB slot in the font of the instrument The system log file is copied to the root directory of the USB drive 2 Help icon Loads the Help screen 4 A status bar is displaye...

Page 46: ...ffsets date and time for the instrument 1 Select the UTC time zone offset for your location if required NOTE Default Continent City is America Los Angeles with a UTC offset of 8 PST Pacific Standard T...

Page 47: ...cted the city please press DONE button FIGURE 42 Time Zone Setting screen 3 Press the arrow on the right side to move to the Time Settings screen FIGURE 43 Time Settings screen 4 Using the up and down...

Page 48: ...ress the arrow on the left side to return to the Maintenance Support screen Once the system update has started it cannot be canceled 3 Press the arrow button on the right to begin the system update 4...

Page 49: ...ce screen is used to save instrument diagnostics to assist in troubleshooting The saved log file should be sent to Purigen Biosystems Please contact Purigen support to coordinate appropriate transfer...

Page 50: ...20 Save Diagnostics screen Call Out Screen Component Definition 1 Write button A button to copy the system log to the USB drive inserted in the USB slot in the font of the instrument The system log f...

Page 51: ...ld move the instrument with the cover closed 1 Follow the steps in the topic Open Close Cover on page 43 to open the instrument cover 2 Follow the steps in the topic Shutdown on page 33 to shutdown th...

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