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Operator’s Manual
• If the Wash-Empty function is disabled, then the system doesn’t detect the end of the Wash
phase. In that case, the Wash phase continues until the operator intervenes or an alarm/warning
is triggered.
As a reminder to the operator, the message area will display the text “Wash/Empty disabled.” in
the Ready Screen and the text “Wash/Empty disabled. Press Empty manually.” during the Wash
phase while the Wash-Empty function is disabled. Also, the triangle warning icon (
) will be
displayed in the status area
Selecting the Active Protocol and Operating Mode
Each cycle of a case may be processed using a different protocol and operating mode. The protocol
may be selected only after the pump segment is loaded and before the cycle is initiated. The operating
mode may be changed at any time during processing. The protocol and mode are selected from the
Protocol/Mode tab of the Menu Screen (see Figure 5-33).
For details about each protocol and operating mode, refer to “Factory Protocols” on page 5-22 and
“The Operating Modes” on page 5-31, respectively.
Figure 5-33 Protocol/Mode Tab
For a detailed explanation of the
Protocol/Tab screen, read
“Protocol/Mode Tab” on page
5-46.
CAUTION
The deactivation of the RBC Detector is at the full responsibility of the doctor/
operator who must carefully supervise the fill phase (or concentration) and
manually touch the Wash button to start the washing phase (or Spill or Empty
to start the phase of the same name during a sequestration protocol). A
delayed procedure might lead to a loss of red blood cells or, in sequestration
procedures to inadequate collections. An early procedure might lead to low
quality collection.
CAUTION
Inadequate washing of the packed red blood cells may lead to an excessive
level of contaminants (e.g., anticoagulant, plasma free hemoglobin) in the
processed blood.
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1 Mode menu
2 Protocol menu
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