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Operator’s Manual
Emptying the RBC Line Without Ending the Case
From the End of Case Screen, it is possible to empty any blood remaining in the bowl or
empty line. To do so, touch the Empty button.
The system enters the Empty phase, and the Empty Phase of the Processing Screen is displayed on
the touch screen (refer to “The Empty Phase” on page 5-10).
Closing the End of Case Screen Without Ending the Case
If you decide you do not want to end the current case, the End of Case Screen may be closed and
further cycles run in the current case.
To close the End of Case Screen without ending the current case, touch the Close button.
The Ready Screen will be displayed on the touch screen (refer to “Processing a Cycle in Automatic or 1
Touch Mode” on page 5-7).
Retaining Case Data Between Power Cycles
If the X
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system is powered OFF (through the ON/OFF switch or a power failure) before it has been
unloaded, then the case data and any modifications to the protocols are retained in memory and may
be resumed at the next power on.
To resume such an interrupted case, perform the following actions:
1. Switch on the system using the ON/OFF switch at the rear of the machine to enter the Setup
Screen.
2. From the Setup Screen touch the “Retain” button. (Do not touch the Load button.)
This initiates the usual auto-load procedure, except case data is not reset and the pump loop tubing is
assumed to be already loaded. Once the auto-load procedure has completed, the Ready Screen will be
displayed as usual.
Note: The “Retain” button is not present on the Setup Screen under any of these conditions:
• The operator explicitly ended the case by touching the Unload button from the End of Case
Screen,
• The operator modified any of the machine settings through the Settings tab of the Menu Screen
(made exception for the Vacuum pump Intra/Post-op mode switch),
or
• A memory failure or initialization occurred.
WARNING
Repeating this operation may cause air to enter the RBC bag with
serious risks to the health of the patient. The air in the bag should
be removed before reinfusion.