Bayer HealthCare Clinitek Status User manual

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1 INTRODUCTION AND
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Introduction ......................................................................................... 2
Features ............................................................................................... 3
General Specifications ......................................................................... 5
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.1 Introduction
This manual is to be used in conjunction with the Clinitek Sta
tus Operator’s Manual
in performing routine troubleshooting and service on an instrument. Each section of
the service manual is dedicated to specific areas of interest: General features,
methods overview, troubleshooting, error code descriptions, repair, functional
diagrams, and parts breakdown. Any future service information or instrument
revisions would be covered through service bulletins and/or revisions of this manual.
The CLINITEK
®
Status instrument is a small, portable urine chemistry analyzer
capable of reading a range of Bayer Urine Reagent Strips along with the Bayer
Clinitest hCG Immunoassay Cassette. It was developed as a next generation
instrument combining features of the CLINITEK
®
50 along with the CLINITEK
®
100
plus the ability to read and interpret immunoassay cassette tests.
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1.2 Features
The major feature is the lower cost and size, portability, centered around small office
placement, converting from visual user to instrument. Thus, reducing the
subjectivity in visual interpretation and combined with better patient to sample
tracking.
Touch screen display for easier and faster operation,
Internal automatic calibration to improve reliability of readings,
Memory recall which allows customers to display the test results from specific
samples,
Entry of patient information along with operator for each test result for improved
traceability,
Allows for entry of color and clarity of sample which can be printed along with
results,
User Interface available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and
Swedish.
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Figure 1-1: Clinitek Status
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1.3 General Specifications
SIZE:
Depth – 27.2 cm (10.7 in.)
Width – 17.1 cm (6.7 in.)
H
eight – 15.8 cm (6.2 in.)
WEIGHT:
1.66 Kg (3.65 lb)
INPUT VOLTAGE:
110 VAC ± 20%
45-65 Hz (US only)
220 VAC ± 20%
45-65 Hz (European)
9 VDC
(6 AA Batteries)
MAXIMUM POWER INPUT:
Maximum power input to battery eliminator is 18.4 VA
Maximum power output from battery eliminator / input to instrument is 7.2 VA
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THERMAL OUTPUT:
Battery eliminator 62.7 BTU/hr
Instrument 24.6 BTU/hr
Line Leakage Current:
170 microamperes in normal condition
Power supply is double insulated type, no leakage in fault condition.
(Testing protocol and allowable limits as specified by the safety standards for
laboratory equipment outlined in UL 3101-1; CSA 22.2 No. 1010.1; IEC 1000-4
Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 11; CISPR 11; EN 50082-1 Jan. 1992; EN60950 5.2.2
and 5.2.3; and EN 50081-1 Jan. 1992.)
AMBIENT OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE:
10˚C to 40˚C (50˚F to 104˚F)
AMBIENT OPERATING HUMIDITY RANGE:
10% to 90% relative humidity
OPTIMUM OPERATING CONDITIONS:
18˚C to 30˚C (64˚F to 86˚F)
10% to 85% relative humidity
This device complies to FCC Part 15 as a Class A device.
COMPUTER INTERFACE:
9-Pin RS-232 protocol with comma deliminated output. Null modem cable required.
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PRINTER PAPER:
(Ludlow C-696)
Width — 5.8 cm (2.28 in.)
Length — 2500 cm (82 ft.)
Shelf Life — 5 years
Storage — <25˚C; <65% RH
DEFAULT SETTINGS:
Default settings are defined in the Operator’s Manual. New instruments are shipped
from the manufacture set to English-Conventional.
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INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION
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Instrument Programmed Reagent Strip Multiples and Cassettes:
Multistix
®
10 SG (N-Multistix
®
SG-L)
Uro-Hema-Combistix
®
SG-L
Multistix
®
8 SG (Multistix
®
GP)
Uro-Hema-Combistix
®
Multistix
®
7
Hema-Combistix
®
Multistix
®
5
Uristix
®
4
Multistix
®
SG
Uristix
®
Multistix PRO
®
10LS
Labstix
®
SG
Multistix PRO
®
7PH
N-Neostix
®
Multistix PRO
®
7G
Uro-Uristix
®
Multistix PRO
®
6B
Combistix
®
SG
Multistix PRO
®
6K
Clinitek
®
Microalbumin
N-Multistix
®
SG
Clinitest
®
hCG
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2 METHODS OVERVIEW
Introduction ........................................................................................ 2
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METHODS OVERVIEW
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2.1 Introduction
The CLINITEK
®
Status instrument is a reflectance photometer, which reads the
changes in color of the Bayer urine reagent strips and immunoassay cassettes. A
series of six light emitting diodes (LED) each at a different wavelength illuminates
the entire strip or cassette length. Reflected light from the strip is then passed
through a lens and focused on a photodiode detector array (CCD) which then
converts the light energy into an electronic signal. This signal is then passed
through an A/D converter and then onto a microprocessor. Once there, the signal
is processed into percent reflectances and then decodes. These decode values
are compared to lookup tables containing specific decode ranges for each
reagent and their respective clinical values. Results are reported to the customer
via the touch screen, onboard printer, and/or through a computer interface.
For methods used on the urine reagent strips and immunoassay cassettes, refer
to their specific product inserts.
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3 INSTALLATION
Introduction ........................................................................................ 2
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3.1 Introduction
Refer to Section 1
“Introduction”
and Section 3 “Start-Up Wizard” of the Operators
Manual for the proper installation and set up of the CLINITEK
®
Status Analyzer.
1
Unpack the instrument from the shipping packaging.
2
Remove package tape from the front of the instrument, table shutter.
3
Insert test table with table insert approximately one half to two thirds of the
way into the instrument.
4
Plug the power supply into a mains outlet.
5
Connect the power supply plug into the back of the instrument using the
power jack on the instrument.
6
Push the power button momentarily to turn instrument on, instrument should
beep once.
7
For initial, first time power up for the instrument, follow the “Start-Up Wizard.”
8
Subsequent power ups after the initial, the instrument should return to the
“Select Ready” screen after instrument hardware and software checks.
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4 OPERATIONS /
PROCEDURES
Introduction.......................................................................................... 1
Urinalysis Strip Test ............................................................................ 3
Cassette Method ................................................................................ 12
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OPERATIONS / PROCEDURES
4.1 Introduction
Refer to Section 4 “Instrument Operations” of the Operators Manual for the
operation of the CLINITEK
®
Status Analyzer. This section describes both strip and
cassette test procedures.
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4.2 Urinalysis Strip Test
A Full Strip Test allows you the option to enter an Operator ID, Patient Name and/or
Patient ID prior to inserting a strip. The procedures to enter the Operator and
Patient data are presented in this section. The strip testing process is identical to a
Quick Strip Test.
Testing is started from the main Select screen.
Touch Strip Test to conduct a Bayer urinalysis strip test.
The next screen that appears is Operator ID.
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There are two options under Operator ID: Last Operator or Enter New
Operator ID.
OPTION 1: LAST OPERATOR
If this option is enabled, the last operator that entered his/her ID will be displayed on
the screen in the lower right side of the box. If you are this operator, then touch the
Last Operator button to proceed.
OPTION 2: ENTER NEW OPERATOR ID
In order to enter the information for a new operator, touch Enter New Operator ID
button. The next screen that is displayed is Enter Operator ID.
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Use the keyboards to enter Operator ID using a maximum of 13 characters. Touch
Enter when you have finished entering the ID and to move to the next screen.
The next screen displayed is Patient Information.
There are two options under Patient Information: Recall Patient or Enter New
Patient.
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OPTION 1: RECALL PATIENT
In order to look up previous patients, touch Recall Patient.
If previous patient identification has been entered, a list of up to 200 patient results
will appear on the screen. Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll through the
list of patients. The most recently performed test will be shown at the top. Once the
patient is highlighted, touch Select button.
The next screen will be Prepare Test.
NOTE: A total of 200 patient tests can be stored in the analyzer. The tests are listed in
chronological order. When the limit of 200 has been reached, the oldest test will be
deleted from the analyzer. Deleted information cannot be retrieved from the
analyzer.
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OPTION 2: ENTER NEW PATIENT
In order to enter the information for a new patient, touch Enter New Patient button.
The next screen displayed is Enter Patient Name.
Use the keyboards to enter Patient Name using a maximum of 20 characters. Touch
Enter when you have finished entering the patient’s name and to proceed to the
next screen.
The next screen that appears is Prepare Test.
While the strip is being analyzed, a Select Appearance screen will be displayed.
The urine sample must be visually observed and then the appropriate color and
clarity must be selected.
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If the urine sample is yellow and clear, touch the Yellow and Clear button.
If the urine sample is not yellow and clear, touch the Other button for more choices.
If you touched the Other button, then select the appropriate color by touching the
circle button that corresponds to the correct description.
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