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2.5 Changing Reagents
Description The interlocked reagent system displays indicator and warning messages to
alert the operator when reagents are running low and need to be changed.
When this occurs perform the following:
Step Action
1 Select [MENU] to access the Main menu and then select [REAGENT SETUP].
2 Select [ENTER NEW REAGENT].
3
Scan Barcode 1 and then Barcode 2 on the reagent container. Press and hold the
ON button on the barcode reader each time a barcode is scanned.
4
When all barcodes are entered a screen will display that reagent barcodes have
been accepted.
5 Select [EXIT] to return to the Main menu.
6 Remove the cap and seal on the new reagent container.
7
Transfer the reagent level sensor from the used container to the new reagent
container.
Note
It is important when transferring the reagent level sensor that it is kept clean and
inserted into the correct reagent container.
8
The analyzer is now ready to resume operation or analyze samples. No priming
or fill cycle is necessary when putting on a new reagent container, if indicator
and warning messages are followed.
Important
A reagent alarm will display when at least one of the reagent containers is
running low, empty, or expired. Once alarm is displayed it will continue to
display after each sample run until the indicated container is changed.
2.6 Power Supply
Main supply
environment The main power supply is located internally and designed to be operated
indoors. The power supply is safe for transient voltage as defined in
IEC 801-4.
Warning
Electrical shock hazard.

The instrument must only be connected to a grounded mains supply.
Violating this might result in injuries and/or erroneous parameter results.
Handling high
transient voltage If high voltage transients are expected on the main supply, please follow the
recommendations below.
Important
When cycling the power switch from power on – power off – power on, it is
recommended to have a delay of 3 seconds after power off. If the power
switch is cycled back to power on too quickly, sensitive components in the
instrument electronics may get damaged.