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USER MANUAL

Version No.: 2.622A
Effective Date: Nov, 2011

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prietest TOUCH

Biochemistry Analyser

USER MANUAL

ROBONIK (INDIA) PVT. LTD.

Plot No.: A-374, TTC, MIDC Industrial Area,
Mahape, Navi Mumbai – 400 710. (INDIA)
Tel.: +91 (22) – 67829700, Fax : +91 (22) – 67829701
[email protected]
Website-www.robonik.in

User Manual Version

With Incubator

2.622A

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Page 1: ...f 52 prietest TOUCH Biochemistry Analyser USER MANUAL ROBONIK INDIA PVT LTD Plot No A 374 TTC MIDC Industrial Area Mahape Navi Mumbai 400 710 INDIA Tel 91 22 67829700 Fax 91 22 67829701 Email sales robonikindia com Website www robonik in User Manual Version With Incubator 2 622A ...

Page 2: ...TATION 3 4 4 STORAGE OF INSTRUMENT 3 5 INSTRUMENT DESCRIPTION 3 5 1 TOUCH SENSITIVE SCREEN 3 5 2 PERSPECTIVE VIEW 3 5 3 KEYPAD 3 5 4 PROBE 3 5 5 PERISTALTIC PUMP 3 5 6 INSTRUMENT WORKING PRINCIPLE 3 5 7 PRINTER 3 6 INSTALLATION AND START UP INSTRUCTIONS 3 6 1 PLACING THE INSTRUMENT 3 6 2 POWER SUPPLY 3 6 3 PROTECTIVE GROUNDING 3 6 4 START UP INSTRUCTIONS 3 7 PRECAUTIONS 3 8 MAIN MENU 3 8 1 TEST OP...

Page 3: ... ABSORBANCE 3 9 2 FIXED TIME 3 9 3 KINETIC 3 9 4 END POINT 3 9 5 DIFFERENTIAL 3 9 6 RATIO 3 9 7 COAGULATION 3 10 GENERAL FUNCTIONS 3 10 1 ENTER TEST NAME 3 10 2 TEMPERATURE SELECTION 3 10 3 FILTER SELECTION 3 10 4 SELECTION OF UNITS 3 10 5 BLANK SELECTION 3 10 6 SELECTION OF ASPIRATION SIPPING VOLUME 3 10 7 NORMAL VALUE SELECTION 3 10 8 LAG TIME 3 10 9 READ TIME 3 10 10 LIMIT SET END POINT DIFFERE...

Page 4: ...c When asking for service please refer to this manual and report the data reported on the identification label serial number Only qualified technicians are entitled to fix the instrument the user as described in this manual should carry out ordinary maintenance ROBONIK technical service or an authorized service center with specialized technicians with suitable instrumentation and original spare pa...

Page 5: ...ol indicates that the instrument involves the handling of samples which can be infected urine or human serum In this condition infection or contamination might occur Pay attention to the general safety warnings when in presence of such biological substances Use Protective clothes gloves and glasses This symbol in the user manual indicates that damages to the instrument or erroneous results could o...

Page 6: ...cribed in this manual If it is not use the protection provided by the instrument may be impaired Ø Alterations to the instrument are prohibited The user is liable for any improper modification to the instrument and for the deriving consequences Ø Should the instrument need extraordinary maintenance contact MANUFACTURER service or authorized service center Specialized technicians who will be able t...

Page 7: ...ATURES Effective temperature regulation system with Peltier controlled cuvette flow cell block Dual reading mode Robust system with built in stabilizer Latest technology with battery back up for 250 tests with QC more than 2000 results Robust in built 20 Column Thermal Printer with 384 stationary heads Unique circuitry for long lamp life Reliable peristaltic pump with maintenance free operations S...

Page 8: ...perature of cuvette flow cell Block Method Temperature By Peltier effect 25 30 and 37 0 C Light source Tungsten Halogen Warm up Time 90 Sec Display 5 Graphic LCD Negative Blue STN Printer Built in thermal printer Memory 64 KB Non volatile RAM with Batteryback up Storage Capacity 250 Open tests with 30 QC results test Normal and abnormal controls and more than 2500 Patient results with patient ID 6...

Page 9: ... instrument into the original packaging box Instrument has to be properly protected by plastic protective material Put copy of safety clearance certificate copy of Safety clearance certificate is attached at the end of this manual Mark the package with address instrument identification and warninglabels 4 3 INSTRUMENT TRANSPORTATION The transportation of the instrument in unpacked condition must b...

Page 10: ...e To activate the selection To enter the primary filter value touch any point in the shaded area Pri on the LCD screen On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and also the TOUCH ZONE and a submenu is displayed To enter Test Name Touching the Name touch zone provides a alphanumeric screen Enter the Test name by touching the Touch zone of that variable The selec...

Page 11: ...11 of 52 5 2 Perspective View Front View Rear View Incubator Flowcell Aspiration Switch Keypad Touch Screen Printer LID External Printer Port Optional Internal Printer Port Optional RS 232 Socket Waste Outlet Peristaltic Pump Module Contrast Pot ON OFF Switch SMPS Cooling Fan ...

Page 12: ...int WASH key is provided for aspiration of liquid into the Flowcell and for washing flow cell YES key is display program specific NO key is display program specific ESC key is used for escaping These are navigation keys for direct selections of tests ENTER Key 36 50 ESC MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations 2 Technical Diagnosis 3 Utilities 4 Quality control 5 View Stored Results 6 Communication ...

Page 13: ...nstrument functional sequence Switch on the instrument Program the test Aspirate the sample into the flow cell The measures and the calculations are carried out according to the assay method Following is the diagram representing the fluid system of the instrument The peristaltic pump is activated by the push button located on the probe The sample is sucked into the flow cell for the photometric re...

Page 14: ...the sample Part of the light is absorbed by the sample the remaining is transmitted The transmitted light is focused onto the photodiode The photodiode converts the received light in to an electrical signal that is transformed into digital form from which the microprocessor calculates the optical density taking in account of the blank and bichromatic selection 1 LAMP 2 LENS 3 INTERFERENCE FILTERS ...

Page 15: ...While powering on b In between character lines User may operate the instrument by disabling the printer from the utilities menu How to insert the paper Insert the thermal paper roll by placing the sensitive side facing down The sensitive paper side is recognizable by its smoother face Before inserting the paper After inserting the paper B External Printer Optional Switch off the analyser before co...

Page 16: ...UL marked Voltage 115 230 Volts 10 60 50 Hz 6 3 Protective Grounding Warning Make sure that electrical power source is properly grounded 6 4 Start up Instructions 1 Switch on the instrument 2 The instrument initializes all the parameters internally and carries out a power on self test and then displays the following screen If a printer is enabled Model Name Version Number Clinic name Serial Number...

Page 17: ...tic and fixed time tests Check the linearity of the instrument at regular intervals using standards λ Do not take any reading when the lid is open λ Incubate the cuvettes at set temperature for at least 30 minutes before using λ Incubate the reagents at set temperature for at least 30 minutes before using λ Wash the flow cell immediately after high OD samples 1 5 A and above λ Normally avoid readi...

Page 18: ...s screen 36 36 3 363636 TEST OPERATIONS 36 40 1 Select Test By Name ESC 2 Select Test By Mode 3 Select Test By Number 4 List Tests 5 Add New Test 36 40 Select Test Mode ESC 1 Absorbance 0 2 Fixed time 0 3 Kinetic 0 4 End point 0 5 Differential 0 6 Ratio 0 7 Coagulation 0 Ref 9 1 Ref 9 2 Ref 9 3 Ref 9 4 Ref 9 5 Ref 9 6 Ref 9 7 36 45 33636636 36 50 MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations ESC 2 Technical Diagnos...

Page 19: ...Results 6 Communication TEST OPERATIONS 36 92 UUU UUU UUU UUU A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P ENTR Q R S T U V W X CLR Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Numeric Value UUU 1 2 3 4 5 6 ENTR 7 8 9 0 CLR Ref 9 1 Ref 9 2 Ref 9 3 Ref 9 4 Ref 9 5 Ref 9 6 Ref 9 7 36 68 Select Test Mode ESC 1 Absorbance 1 2 Fixed time 1 3 Kinetic 1 4 End point 1 5 Differential 1 6 Ratio 1 7 Coagulation 1 Refer next chapter C for Lis...

Page 20: ... list pages PRINT For printing the LIST TESTS C List Tests Displays max of 10 Tests Page A List tests screen would look like the screen shown below First column Test Number second column Test Name Third column Number of times the test has been run and fourth column Mode in which the assay is programmed K Kinetic A Absorbance E Endpoint R Ratio D Differential F Fixed time For example To recall run ...

Page 21: ...3 Select Filter 4 Set Cuvette Temp 5 Lamp Amplitude 6 Printer Self Test Clearing memory Clears all the stored Results only 36 61 ESC 1 Delete All Patient Results 2 Delete All Test Programs YES Clear Tests NO Clearing memory Clears all the stored tests 36 70 TECHNICAL DIAGNOSIS ESC 1 Clear Memory 2 Home Filter Wheel 3 Select Filter 4 Temperature Setting 5 Lamp Amplitude 6 Printer Self Test When sel...

Page 22: ...DE ESC 1 Stability Check 2 Filter Amplitude 3 Filter OD Displays the Lamp Amplitude of all the filters Displays the Lamp amplitude of a single selected filter 36 71 MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations ESC 2 Technical Diagnosis 3 Utilities 4 Quality control 5 View Stored Results 6 Communication 6 Serial communications 36 74 TECHNICAL DIAGNOSIS ESC 1 Clear Memory 2 Home Filter Wheel 3 Select Filter 4 Temper...

Page 23: ...cation UTILITIES Ver Version No 36 47 ESC 1 Date 2 Password 3 Wash F C 4 Flowcell 5 Pump Cal 6 Prog Fil 7 Printer On Off ON 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON 10 Communication Serial 36 40 ESC MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations 2 Technical Diagnosis 3 Utilities 4 Quality control 5 View Stored Results 6 Communication 36 40 TECHNICAL DIAGNOSIS ESC 1 Clear Memory 2 Home Filter Wheel 3 Select Filter 4 Temperature...

Page 24: ...C 4 Flowcell 5 Pump Cal 6 Prog Fil 7 Printer On Off ON 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON 10 Communication Serial 36 37 PASSWORD UTILITY ADMIN 0000000 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X ENTR Y Z 1 2 CLR 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 36 64 PASSWORD UTILITY ESC 1 Enable Disable 2 Set Password 3 LOGIN 4 LOGOUT PASSWORD UTILITY 36 37 USER 0000000 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X ENTR Y Z 1 2 ...

Page 25: ...idual volume out of 1000 µl Don t enter any less or higher value than the residual volume Refer to 8 3 5 for Pump Calibration 36 40 ESC MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations 2 Technical Diagnosis 3 Utilities 4 Quality control 5 View Stored Results 6 Communication UTILITIES Ver Version No 36 68 ESC 1 Date 2 Password 3 Wash F C 4 Flowcell 5 Pump Cal 6 Prog Fil 7 Printer On Off ON 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON...

Page 26: ...ed water in a test tube and press aspiration switch 36 40 ESC MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations 2 Technical Diagnosis 3 Utilities 4 Quality control 5 View Stored Results 6 Communication UTILITIES Ver Version No 36 46 ESC 1 Date 2 Password 3 Wash F C 4 Flowcell 5 Pump Cal 6 Prog Fil 7 Printer On Off ON 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON 10 Communication Serial Enter residual volume in the Numeric screen Touch...

Page 27: ...Fil 7 Printer On Off OFF 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON 10 Communication Serial UTILITIES Ver Version No 36 61 ESC 1 Date 2 Password 3 Wash F C 4 Flowcell 5 Pump Cal 6 Prog Fil 7 Printer On Off ON 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON 10 Communication Serial Step 3 Pinter is enabled To disable the printer select Printer On Off again 36 54 ESC MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations 2 Technical Diagnosis 3 Utilities 4 ...

Page 28: ...d 3 Wash F C 4 Flowcell 5 Pump Cal 6 Prog Fil 7 Printer On Off ON 8 Enter Clinic name 9 Lamp ON 10 Communication Serial Enter Clinic Name Mix Up to 19 characters Touch ENTR upon completion Touch CLR to clear a wrong entry UTILITIES Version No 36 40 CLINICUU UUU UUU A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P ENTR Q R S T U V W X CLR Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 36 40 ESC MAIN MENU 1 Test Operations 2 Technical Dia...

Page 29: ...boratory test is working well SD Standard Deviation A measure of variability representing an average distance of the data from the mean The greater the standard deviation the greater the difference between the individual determinations and the less the precision of the method For example Touch YES for QC Normal Touch NO for QC Abnormal 36 61 QC ESC 1 Levy Jennings 2 Standard Deviation Select test ...

Page 30: ... delete the selected result M Mode 2ND Column A Absorbance F Fixed time K Kinetic E Endpoint D Differential R Ratio 36 68 12 07 10 Test M Result Units ID CREATININE A 45 mg dl 101 SGOT K 34 mg dl 27 Glucose K 1200 ESC NEXT PREV DEL PRINT PID 36 37 PAT ID A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P ENTR Q R S T U V W X CLR Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Enter Patients Name 36 40 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P ENTR Q...

Page 31: ...ilities 4 Quality control 5 View Stored Results 6 Communication 36 62 COMMUNICATION SERIAL ESC 1 Send Results 2 Send Test Records 3 Receive Test Records 36 45 COMMUNICATION SERIAL ESC 1 Send Results 2 Send Test Records 3 Receive Test Records Result YES NO COMMUNICATION SERIAL ESC 1 Send Results 2 Send Test Records 3 Receive Test Records Sending 36 45 COMMUNICATION SERIAL ESC 1 Send Results 2 Send ...

Page 32: ... Vol 500ul Unit No Unt ADD SAVE PRINT ABSORBANCE Mode screen after recalling a saved test To change values touch EDIT To run the programmed test touch RUN To print touch PRINT Printing is optional To escape touch ESC Test Name ESC PID RUN Aspirate Reference Press ASP Switch to sip At this stage the analyser will wait till the temperature of cuvette reaches the set temperature The instrument prompt...

Page 33: ...e values touch EDIT To run the programmed test touch RUN To print touch PRINT Printing is optional Test Name ESC PID RUN Aspirate Reference Press ASP Switch to sip At this stage the analyser will wait till the temperature of cuvette reaches the set temperature The instrument prompts for REFERENCE and prompts the user to place the reference solution distilled water below the tube and to press the a...

Page 34: ...e the analyser will wait till the temperature of cuvette reaches the set temperature The instrument prompts for REFERENCE and prompts the user to place the reference solution distilled water below the tube and to press the aspiration switch The instrument aspirates the solution and automatically adjusts the reference Note To abort temperature setting touch ESC once In cuvette mode when the instrum...

Page 35: ...a saved test To change values touch EDIT To run the programmed test touch RUN To print touch PRINT Printing is optional To escape touch ESC Test Name ESC PID RUN Aspirate Reference Press ASP Switch to sip At this stage the analyser will wait till the temperature of cuvette reaches the set temperature The instrument prompts for REFERENCE and prompts the user to place the reference solution distille...

Page 36: ...t touch PRINT Printing is optional To escape touch ESC Test Name ESC PID RUN Aspirate Reference Press ASP Switch to sip At this stage the analyserwill wait till the temperature of cuvette reaches the set temperature The instrument prompts for REFERENCE and prompts the user to place the reference solution distilled water below the tube and to press the aspiration switch The instrument aspirates the...

Page 37: ...Printing is optional To escape touch ESC Test Name ESC PID RUN Aspirate Reference Press ASP Switch to sip At this stage the analyser will wait till the temperature of cuvette reaches the set temperature The instrument prompts for REFERENCE and prompts the user to place the reference solution distilled water below the tube and to press the aspiration switch The instrument aspirates the solution and...

Page 38: ... PT Yes No if control time or normal time is mention in reagent manual you can directly enter that value by selecting option YES But if normal control time is not mention we need to run the control or standard In such a case select option NO Accordingly select this either YES or NO If you select YES enter control time given in reagent manual and if you select NO while running test instrument will ...

Page 39: ...TR upon completion Touch CLR to clear a wrong entry Note If no test name is selected then the test is stored as No name Name Mod END P UUU UUU UUU UUU A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P ENTR Q R S T U V W X CLR Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Name Mod END P 37 04 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 Blank N QC N Normal N SAVE STD N Factor 0 000 Limit Set PRINT 36 92 Sele...

Page 40: ...ter 1 ESC Filter 2 37 56 Filter 1 405 ESC Filter 2 Select Filter Val 0 340 405 510 545 578 630 492 450 Touch Pri for primary filter and Sec for secondary filters selection Touch Filter 1 for primary filter On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and filter selection screen is displayed 37 56 Filter 1 ESC Filter 2 Touch Filter 2 for secondary filter On proper s...

Page 41: ...of the parameter text and the UNIT selection screen will be displayed Name Mod END P 36 71 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 Blk N QC N Normal N SAVE STD N Factor 0 000 Limit Set PRINT Name Mod END P 36 45 Pri 340 Sec 0 Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt Lag 0 Read 0 Blank N QC N Normal N STD N Factor 0 000 YES BLANK NO Touch Blk On proper selection th...

Page 42: ...t Volume 300µl 400µl 500µl 600µl 700µl 800µl 900µl 1000µl Touch Vol On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and the Volume selection screen will be displayed Select the sipping volume for the test being programmed Name Mod END P 37 62 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 Blk N QC N Norm N SAVE STD N Factor 0 000 Limit Set ...

Page 43: ... To enter Lag time touch Lag time On completion touch ESC 37 65 Set time ESC Lag Time 0 Read Time Numeric Value UUU 1 2 3 4 5 6 ENTR 7 8 9 0 CLR 8CLR 9 0 CLR Enter Lag Time in secs in the Numeric screen Touch ENTR upon completion Touch CLR to clear a wrong entry Name Mod END P 36 72 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 Blk N QC N Norm N SAVE STD Factor 0 000 L...

Page 44: ...C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 NR Blk N QC N Norm N SAVE STD N Factor 0 000 Limit Set PRINT 37 46 Init OD 0 000 ESC Max Delta Min Rgnt Linearity 0 000 Touch Limit set On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and the Initial OD Maximum delta min Reagent linearity will be displayed Name Mod END P 37 25 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 30...

Page 45: ... 64 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 NR Blk N QC N Norm N SAVE STD N Factor 0 000 Limit Set PRINT 36 49 Init OD 0 000 ESC Max Delta Rgnt Linearity 0 000 Touch Limit set On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and the Initial OD Maximum delta Reagent linearity will be displayed 37 49 Init OD 0 000 Max Delta Rgnt Lineari...

Page 46: ...0 NR Numeric Value UUU 1 2 3 4 5 6 ENTR 7 8 9 0 CLR Touch Factor K Factor On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and the Factor K Factor selection screen will be displayed Enter the Factor K Factor value for the test being programmed Touch ENTR upon completion Touch CLR to clear a wrong entry Name Mod KIN 36 42 Pri 340 Sec 0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Un...

Page 47: ...PRINT Con4 D M4 Con5 D M5 PLOT Con6 D M6 Con7 D M7 Std Num 0 37 80 CON1 D M1 CON2 D M2 CON3 D M3 CON4 D M4 CON5 D M5 CON6 D M6 CON7 D M7 Numeric Value UUU 1 2 3 4 5 6 ENTR 7 8 9 0 CLR Std Num 1 Con1 0 000 D M1 0 000 ESC Con2 D M2 Con3 D M3 PRINT Con4 D M4 Con5 D M5 PLOT Con6 D M6 Con7 D M7 Std Num 1 CON1 0 000 D M1 0 000 CON2 D M2 CON3 D M3 CON4 D M4 CON5 D M5 CON6 D M6 CON7 D M7 Numeric Value UUU...

Page 48: ... 000 Limit Set PRNT Touch K Factor On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and the K Factor selection screen will be displayed Name Mod KIN 36 54 Pri 340 Sec 0 Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt Lag 0 Read 0 NR Numeric Value UUU 1 2 3 4 5 6 ENTR 7 8 9 0 CLR Enter the K Factor value for the test being programmed Touch ENTR upon completion Touch CLR to clea...

Page 49: ...0 ESC Temp 37C KF 1 000 Vol 300ul Unit No Unt ADD Lag 0 Read 0 Blk N QC N Norm N SAVE STD N Factor 0 000 Limit Set PRINT Touch QC On proper selection the analyser responds with blinking of the parameter text and the QC normal abnormal selection screen will be displayed 36 98 QC Normal Values_ ESC QCNH 0 000 QCNL 0 000 QC Abnormal Values QCABH 0 000 QCABL 0 000 36 45 QC Normal Values_ QCNH 0 000 QC...

Page 50: ...ot inserted or not inserted properly Insert the flow cell properly Remove Cuvette This error will come in Cuvette mode while referencing Remove the cuvette Invalid Assay In Multi standard mode if standard are not proper then this error will appear Check the calibrators and rerun the test Memory Full If Number of saved tests exceeds the memory limit then delete the unwanted tests and save the test ...

Page 51: ...ctic gloves must be worn when handling instruments that have not been decontaminated Gloved hands should be considered contaminated at all times and must be kept away from eyes mouth and nose at all times Mucous membranes are considered prime entry routes for infectious agents Wear eye protection and a surgical mask when there is a possibility of aerosols Eating and drinking while decontaminating ...

Page 52: ...or your local distributor for servicing repairs or return Thank you for your co operation Customer Contact Address Posi tion Dept Tel Country Fax Post Code Model No Serial No Accessories Returned Date of Purchase if known Complaint Has the equipment been exposed to any of the following delete as applicable a Blood body fluids pathological specimens YES NO If YES please specify b Other Biohazard YE...

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