Service Manual Version 109.13.4 Table of SECTION I: Introduction Contents Automated Test Results Technology SECTION II: System Specifications and Requirements Sperm Quality Analyzer – SQA-Vision SECTION III: System Overview Front Panel Rear Panel Side Panel The Chassis Assembly The Cover Assembly...
The SQA-Vision and a fully integrated TOUCH-SCREEN work together to provide user friendly semen analysis testing. Samples are run in the SQA-Vision testing device and all data entry and user interface is computer based.
In the final calculation of sperm concentration, the SQA-Vision algorithm makes an adjustment to account for the infrared light absorption of the seminal fluid components. The capillary is inserted into the measurement compartment.
ONLY use the Manufacturer’s cleaning kit and cleaning brush or damage will occur to the SQA-Vision film and the system will not operate! Manufacturer Recommendations Operate the SQA-Vision away from devices that may cause electronic noise or other devices causing vibrations such as centrifuges. Edition rev.: Jan 2020...
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5-minute testing cycle. Variations in ambient temperature can affect semen sample parameters. It is essential that semen samples are not heated for testing. The SQA-Vision is calibrated to conduct tests at room temperature: 20-25ºC (68-77ºF). ...
SQA-Vision Service Manual Version 109.13.4 SQA-Vision SECTION III: System Overview Overview Front Panel Visualization compartment accepts either fixed coverslip slides or standard slides (Zoom Operation Display magnification 1188X÷1725X) Field of View Knob Keypad Focus Knob Power indication LED Automated Measurement...
Surge Protector AC Power Inlet Focus Control Assembly Field of View control Ventilation Fan RS232 Communication port Motherboard Schematic of the SQA-Vision Motherboard Schematic Surge Fuse Main switch Notes: protector 2A x 2 100-230 V, SQA-Vision video Keypad...
Section V: Self-Test and Auto Calibration Self-Test and Auto- The SQA-Vision automatically runs a series of tests to check calibration settings and the Calibration internal operating system. Tests are run when the system is turned on and prior to testing a sample.
(without a testing capillary). System noise: Measures the electronic noise level of the system to insure effective measurement of electronic signals. Prior to running a test, the SQA-Vision will automatically adjust the noise level threshold to insure accurate readings. Electronic spikes: Checks for measurement points that are out of range electronically and displays a warning message if out of range.
SECTION VII: Troubleshooting Overview: The following sections describe how to troubleshoot and repair potential problems that may occur with the SQA-Vision. Theses section will discuss how to provide support for three types of issues: Technical - Self test - Clinical PLEASE NOTE: ...
Attach the keypad connector to the J11 location on the main board. Please note: The golden stripe on the cable connector should face the rear panel (the fan side). Close the SQA-Vision using 4 screws on the rear panel of the Attach the NEW Keyboard device. Connector Apply the New Keypad Edition rev.: Jan 2020...
Check the fuses in the fuses box located on the rear panel of the SQA-Vision. Notes: Replace the fuse if it is burned out. 1. Turn off the power supply ...
Replace the fan assembly (fan + cable). Re-connect the cables and screw the new fan to the rear panel of the SQA-Vision. Do not change the direction of the outlet air flow! (the arrow on the fan should point outwards) Edition rev.: Jan 2020...
Operation Monitor - Lower LCD Screen (Part# LCD-0009) Monitor ISSUE #1: The SQA-Vision is ON, both power indicators are functioning and the fan is working. But the LCD screen (Operation Monitor) is not illuminated although data is displayed on the screen.
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LCD may be burned! Open the SQA-Vision and verify that the Data flat cable, with the red lined side up is connected to the section designated with a 12 on the main board Replace the flat cable if it appears damaged in any way.
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If the software was installed successfully but the problem remains - check the LCD flat cable: MB side: Open the SQA-Vision and verify that the LCD flat cable is oriented with WARNING: the red lined side toward J1 connector (as shown in the picture below).
Surge Protector Electrical surges or high voltage spikes in mains may cause damage to the SQA-Vision surge protector. Follow below instructions to check if the surge protector is intact or to replace the damaged surge protector to prevent further damage of SQA-Vision internal components.
Check the values of Conc 1, Conc 2 and Conc. 3. If these values are ZERO, the capillary sensor may be damaged and will need to be replaced Turn off the power and open the SQA-Vision by unscrewing the screws from the rear panel using a #2 Philips screwdriver ...
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Connect the cable connector to its designated location on the main Board- J13. Attach the optical column to the front panel of the SQA-Vision using the original 4 screws. Close the back the front and rear panels of the SQA-Vision using a #2 Philips screwdriver.
Issue: When the camera is dirty or malfunctioning, then the CCD sensor including the assembly of the mount and the dust sleeve should be replaced. Turn off the power and open the SQA-Vision by unscrewing the screws from the rear section of the rear panel using a #2 Philips screwdriver. ...
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Reattach the optical column to the front panel Reinstall the focus knob on the designated axis Ship to MES both false tracks, the old camera assembly and the empty one in coordination with the customer support department Edition rev.: Jan 2020...
Note: Board to the LED Board need to be replaced. The following instructions for Turn off the power and open the SQA-Vision by unscrewing replacing the the screws from the rear panel using a #2 Philips Optical Board screwdriver.
SQA-Vision Service Manual Version 109.13.4 Appendix 2: Instructions for RE-SEATING or REPLACING the SQA-Vision PROCESSOR Applies to all SQA-Vision system versions Replacing the Processor Stage 1: Re-seating the processor to the correct position 1. Turn off the SQA-Vision and disconnect the power supply cable 2.
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Slightly press the center of the processor 6. Close the SQA-Vision and tighten all screws of the rear panel 7. Connect the power cable of the SQA-Vision 8. Turn on the SQA-Vision and verify that it successfully passes the SELF-TEST Edition rev.: Jan 2020...
SQA-Vision Service Manual Version 109.13.4 Power Supply – Troubleshooting Flow Chart Appendix 3: The main switch is ON, but the power indicator does not light up and the fan is not working Fuses are OK Fuses are OK Burnt fuses...
SQA-Vision Service Manual Version 109.13.4 Appendix 4: Parameters: Description and Troubleshooting Guide SELF-TEST Parameters Acceptable Describing and Troubleshooting Parameter Range Parameters Out of Range (High or Low) REFERENCE 1 (REF 1) REFERENCE 1 PASSED THE SELF-TEST 150 – 350 mV ACCEPTABLE RANGE: 150mV –...
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SQA-Vision Service Manual Version 109.13.4 Acceptable Describing and Troubleshooting Parameter Range Parameters Out of Range (High or Low) Zero Level ZERO LEVEL PASSED THE SELF-TEST 500 – 525 ACCEPTABLE RANGE: 500 - 525 ZERO LEVEL FAILED THE SELF-TEST If the ZERO LEVEL is not within the acceptable range of 500-525 it indicates...
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• Remove the SQA-Vision from sources of vibrations (centrifuge) • Clean the measurement compartment • Reboot the SQA-Vision without a testing capillary in the chamber: Turn the SQA-Vision OFF then back ON • Call technical support if failure recurs Self-Test...
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Next Backup A SYSTEM BACKUP NEEDS TO BE PERFORMED The system backup was not performed yet. Open the Vision Service screen (PC) MESSQAV.mdf FILE WAS NOT FOUND IN SQA-VISION’S LOCAL PATH Last Backup Perform the following actions: Make sure that MESSQAV.mdf file is closed ...
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