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10-14 ADVIA Autoslide Slide Maker Stainer
1. At the
Operations
menu, select
Autoslide Control
.
2. In the
Autoslide Control
tab, select
Startup
and then select
Start
.
Ordering a Slide Manually
You can order a slide for a blood sample that does meet the slide-making criteria set in
the software. To manually trigger slide production for a sample, use the Order Entry tab
on the Data Manager menu to add the SLIDE "test" to the workorder. You can also create
a workorder for a sample that contains no tests other than SLIDE.
1. At the
Data Manager
menu, select
Order Entry
.
2. In the
Order Entry
tab, open the existing workorder for the sample or create a new
one.
3. Add
SLIDE
to the tests requested in the workorder and then select
OK
.
4. Run the sample using the autosampler. The system will make the slide as ordered.
Staining manually smeared slides
You can use the Autoslide module to stain slides that have been manually smeared away
from the system.
1. Make sure the ADVIA 2120/2120i system is not processing samples and is idle.
2. At the Operations menu, select
Autoslide Control
.
3. In the
Autoslide Control
tab, select the
Manual/STAT Door
option and then select
Start
.
4. When the door opens, insert the slide into the holder door with blood smear on the
right with the frosted end up. Make sure the slide is fully seated in the holder; if the
slide does not rest on the bottom peg, it may break.
5. Close the manual/STAT inlet door.
When the system is ready to process the slide, the manual cycle starts; this may take
up to 30 seconds. The slide is transferred to the staining assembly and the staining
operation begins. At the end of the cycle, the slide is loaded into a rack and the
manual inlet door opens.
6. Insert the next manually smeared slide. If you have no more slides to stain, close the
manual/STAT inlet door.
7. Return to normal analyzer and autoslide operation.
Resetting the Autoslide Module
The
Reset Autoslide
button displays on some autoslide-related software tabs and
windows, most notably the Autoslide Control tab at the Operations menu.