Abbott CELL-DYN 3000, Руководство оператора

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CELL-DYN
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3000 System Operator’s Manual
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9140240E — May 1995
Chapter 5 Operating Instructions
Sample Analysis
Introduction
This section explains how samples are run on the Sample Loader and
Closed Sampler instruments. Samples should not be run until the
instrument has been properly started up and daily QC checks have been
performed. For convenience, directions for Daily Start Up and QC are
given in each section. Directions for running samples in the Open mode
are also included in each section.
Samples may be analyzed whenever the READY message is displayed in
the Status Box on the
Data Station RUN Screen . Samples should be well-
mixed (a rotary mixer is preferred
3
) before they are run in the Open or
Closed mode on the CELL-DYN 3000CS version. The Sample Loader
automatically mixes the samples before aspiration. However, samples
must be well-mixed before they are placed in the Sample Loader racks.
Operator ID
The operator should enter an Operator ID before running samples. The
operator ID is displayed on all screens and printed on the graphics report
and the blank ticket report. It is also retained in the QC Logs and the
Data Log.
The operator ID may be entered from the MAIN Screen or the
CALIBRATION Screen . When either screen is selected, the cursor is
positioned in the <OPERATOR ID> entry field. Type up to three
alphanumeric characters and press the Enter key on the keyboard to save
the ID number.
Sample Identification
Sample Identification is entered in the upper left corner of the Data
Station RUN Screen . These entry fields are made available by pressing
[SPECIMEN TYPE] followed by [PATIENT].
1. A Sample ID number of up to 12 characters may be entered in the
<NEXT ID> entry field.
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