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6 ADVIA 2400 Operator’s Guide
Controller.............................................................................................................................................................61
Safety Message ..................................................................................................................................................61
Etc. ......................................................................................................................................................................62
Memo ..................................................................................................................................................................62
Using online help ...................................................................................................................................... 62
Viewing the content .............................................................................................................................................63
2 Operating the System ............................................................................................................................ 65
Start the System........................................................................................................................................ 65
Logging on ...............................................................................................................................................................65
Starting the system ..................................................................................................................................................65
Performing a system-assisted startup (Start set) .....................................................................................................66
Checking the analyzer .............................................................................................................................................67
Times required to perform prime, washes, and cell blank ...................................................................................71
Daily Operation.......................................................................................................................................... 72
Using workorders.....................................................................................................................................................72
Using host computer workorders.........................................................................................................................72
Creating workorders at the analyzer....................................................................................................................73
Creating multiple workorders...............................................................................................................................73
Deleting or changing test selectivity for multiple workorders ...............................................................................74
Creating a profile .....................................................................................................................................................75
Creating a load list ...................................................................................................................................................75
Loading patient samples .......................................................................................................................... 76
Loading patient samples on the STT .......................................................................................................................76
Loading patient samples on the optional universal rack handler..............................................................................77
Urgent samples and manual reruns are run from the onboard sampler (STT) ....................................................79
Starting the run ........................................................................................................................................................79
Running calibrators and reagent baselines (RBL)...............................................................................................80
Running control samples.....................................................................................................................................80
Running an interrupt (STAT) sample...................................................................................................................81
Monitoring an analysis while it is running.................................................................................................................82
Processing status................................................................................................................................................82
Sample information and system status................................................................................................................82
Monitoring samples loaded on the optional universal rack handler..........................................................................83
Using the Sample Log..............................................................................................................................................84
Viewing the sample log entries............................................................................................................................84
Searching the sample log....................................................................................................................................84
Deleting a specific sample log entry....................................................................................................................85
Deleting all sample log entries ............................................................................................................................85
Printing a list of the sample log entries................................................................................................................85
Exporting the sample log entries .........................................................................................................................86