Beckman Coulter AU2700, Руководство пользователя

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A-8
Automated Chemistry Analyzer
AU2700 User's Guide
March, 2000
Only use detergents that meet the type, density, and usage specified in this manual. If •
detergent is used in a manner other than specified, reliable analysis results might not be
obtained.
Use of consumable items
If any consumable other than those recommended by Beckman Coulter are used, system
performance may decrease. Always use parts that are recommended by Beckman Coulter.
Setting analysis parameters
This system needs the sample quantity, reagent quantity, measurement wavelength, calibrator
value, etc., to be accurately specified in parameters. Set the values based on the methodology
sheet. To set the parameters correctly, follow the instructions if this manual, and those of the
reagent manufacturer or distributor.
Other precautions
If reagents or samples are accidentally swallowed, refer to your MSDS sheets for specific
directions. If reagents or samples come into contact with skin rinse the area immediately,
then refer to your MSDS sheets.
Instruction
Backing up the data saved on the hard disk
If the data on the hard disk of the system has been deleted, or if the hard disk has been damaged •
due to a power failure, etc., the data cannot be recovered. Periodically, back up analysis data and
parameters. To reserve sufficient space on the hard disk, delete unnecessary data.
Computer precautions
Never use the computer for a purpose other than that intended. Frequently scan diskettes or other •
media used in the AU2700 to avoid transmitting viruses. The danger of exposing the AU2700
computer to a software virus exists. A computer virus is malicious software, which is designed
to intentionally destroy programs and data. Computer viruses make their way into computers by
copying themselves inside programs or within data which is installed via a floppy disk or other
media.
Cleaning contaminants from the covers
For optimum performance and extended life of the system, immediately wipe contaminants off of •
the covers.
General Precautions for Use of Medical Electronic Equipment (For Safe Operation)
Observe the following precautions for medical electronic equipment. Precautions specific to
operating this system are given in this User Guide. To prevent system malfunctions, read and
follow these precautions carefully.
This piece of medical electronic equipment should only be used by trained operators.
When installing the equipment, observe the following precautions.
Install the equipment in a place where it will not be splashed with water. •
Install it in a place which is free from the adverse effects caused by atmospheric pressure, •
temperature, humidity, ventilation, sunlight, dust, and air containing salt or sulfur.
Rectify installation and transportation conditions that cause deviation from level, •
vibration, or mechanical shock (during transportation also).
Do not install it in a place where chemicals are stored or gases are generated. •