DSC-400
Single Cell Suspension Dissociator
User Manual A
Page 1: ...DSC 400 Single Cell Suspension Dissociator User Manual A...
Page 2: ...e of trademarks or marks not owned by RWD in this user manual is only for the purpose of editing and the rights to them belong to their respective owners Statement RWD reserves the right to modify thi...
Page 3: ...y 4 2 4 Electrical safety 5 2 5 Chemical and Biological Safety 5 3 Product Structure and Interface 6 4 Product Assembly 7 5 Operation Guide 8 5 1 Preparation 8 5 2 Start 9 5 3 Invoke Program 10 5 4 Ru...
Page 4: ...d third party testing organizations It meets the needs of animal tissue processing in the field of animal cell and molecular biology research by providing the function of processing animal tissue bloc...
Page 5: ...st and hot environment 35 C 80 RH non condensing Storage conditions Temperature 20 70 C Storage in a moist and hot environment 70 C 93 RH non condensing Working power supply 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Alti...
Page 6: ...cell suspensions and homogenates Power cord Standard 1 Plug in power cords for device power input for different countries Single cell tube Standard 25 pack For holding sample tissue and processed sing...
Page 7: ...of grade IPX0 2 3 General Safety 1 Electrical safety The applicable electrical safety standard for this device is IEC61010 1 2 The device should be placed in a stable safe and well ventilated conditio...
Page 8: ...ent from the main power supply 5 Do not open the enclosure without authorization as this may result in electric shock and damage the device 6 This device is for indoor use only and should not be expos...
Page 9: ...he safety of the experimenter Bushing 4 Connect channels Indicator light 1 To indicate the power on status Channel 4 Interface for processing tissue consumables USB A port 1 Copy of user data USB B po...
Page 10: ...ies 2 Place the device on a stable operating table and remove the foam packaging 3 Insert the white bushing into the channel connector of the device as shown in Figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 4 Connect the dev...
Page 11: ...it 2 Cut the target tissue sample into small pieces and transfer to the single cell tube Be sure to tighten the cover of the single cell tube 3 Turn the single cell tubes upside down and load into th...
Page 12: ...he channel is in the state of Free as shown in Figure 5 2 for channel 4 Figure 5 2 Name Description Click to enter the Setting interface see 5 6 Se User programs up to 200 Factory common setups Click...
Page 13: ...User program or Default program to be invoked on Home click and the selected program will be assigned to the selected channel as shown in Figure 5 4 Both channels 1 and 2 invoke programs channel 3 is...
Page 14: ...l and click The channel will run the invoked program and enter the running state such as channels 1 and 2 as shown in Figure 5 6 Figure 5 6 Click the channel in running state to pause or end the chann...
Page 15: ...igure 5 8 Click again to continue running the channel Figure 5 8 Click to manually end the program and Channel 1 is Ended as shown in Figure 5 9 Click again to restart the channel Figure 5 9 At the en...
Page 16: ...re 5 10 Click to save the current user program If the current program is a default program the button is not available and the default program cannot be modified Click to save as a user program Click...
Page 17: ...3 Edit the step type speed duration and direction of the new step in the Add new step interface Figure 5 13 Click in the Edit program interface as shown in Picture 5 12 to edit the step type speed dur...
Page 18: ...the new stage and choose whether to heat it or not in the Add new stage interface The cycle times range from 1 to 10 Figure 5 15 Click in the Edit program interface as shown in Picture 5 14 to edit th...
Page 19: ...lay brightness History Click to view the history see 5 6 1 History Program import and export Click for program import and export see 5 6 2 Program Import and Export Date and time Click to set date and...
Page 20: ...icate that the program running is not ended The history is shown in red to indicate that the program is ended manually or abnormally Click one of the history records to view it and enter the View the...
Page 21: ...5 6 2 Program Import and Export Connect a USB to the USB A port to import and export programs Figure 5 19 Figure 5 20...
Page 22: ...5 6 3 Date and Time Figure 5 21 5 6 4 Version Figure 5 22...
Page 23: ...ate 2 Replace the single cell tube reduce the sample tissue masses and rerun the channel Exception of heater in Channel The heating stage cannot run normally The Heater is not installed in place Pleas...
Page 24: ...after sales personnel Exception of single cell tube installation in Channel or a sensor exception The Single cell tube is not installed in place 1 Ensure proper installation of the single cell tube 2...
Page 25: ...ion 8 It is recommended to clean the device with a wet cloth soaked in household detergent or 70 ethanol Do not soak the device in a solution Do not use acetone or corrosive liquids or aerosol cleaner...
Page 26: ...et cloth soaked in distilled water An alkaline cleaner is recommended for cleaning removed shields bushings and cleaning tanks If the bushing or the cleaning tank is found damaged replace them Reinsta...
Page 27: ...the device by yourself otherwise it may lead to mechanical injury and electric shock If you need to test or repair the device please contact RWD after sales personnel Please sterilize the device and...
Page 28: ...8 Waste disposal Dispose of single cell tubes and waste liquids in strict accordance with local waste disposal policies and regulations and disinfection is required before disposal...
Page 29: ...t use or out of range use is out of the scope of the warranty and in case of any need for repairs or parts replacement the costs incurred should be borne by the user If the device returned for repair...
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