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INSTALLATION
3. Carefully read the operating manual that accompanies
the printer and become familiar with its operation
before using.
Interfacing to a Computer
The CLINITEK 500 can also be interfaced to a host
computer or LIS (Laboratory Information System) via the
serial port and a Null modem cable. The cable require-
ments for interfacing to a computer are found in Appendix
CPI, "COMPUTER AND PRINTER INTERFACE." Connect
the appropriate end of the interface cable to the port on
the CLINITEK 500 labeled "
connect the other end to the appropriate port on the
computer, following the instructions given with the
computer.
Interfacing to a Bar Code Reader
A Handheld Bar Code Reader (Product No. 6469) is
available for use with the CLINITEK 500 Analyzer. It is
connected through the RJ45 interface port (labeled "
(‹#£ in Figure 2-11). Refer to Appendix BCR that is includ-
ed with the Handheld Reader for complete information.
Initial Instrument Check
After the CLINITEK 500 has been properly installed,
perform the following initial instrument check. The actions
that should occur during instrument operation are
described in this check. If problems occur during this
procedure or if an error message is displayed, refer to
Section 8, TROUBLESHOOTING AND SERVICE.
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1. Press the power switch to the ON ("—") position. The
push bar will move and the display will be illuminat-
ed, first showing the instrument name and a series of
dots while the system initializes. It then changes to
the title screen, which shows the software version
numbers, along with the instrument name and copy-
right information. The system then does several inter-
nal checks and procedures. Each check and its status
is displayed while the testing is being performed. Verify
that the fan is on by holding your hand near the fan
cover located at the upper left corner on the rear of
the instrument.
1.
NOTE: If an error occurs, a message will be displayed
that instructs you either to turn the power off, then
back on after several seconds, or to contact customer
service (see Section 8, TROUBLESHOOTING AND
SERVICE).
2. The display changes to the Ready/Run screen, which
is the starting point for testing and selecting the
options that will customize the instrument to meet
your laboratory's needs. The screen also shows the
name of the Bayer Reagent Strip for Urinalysis that is
programmed for use on the instrument (for example,
"MULTISTIX 10 SG").
2.
The Ready/Run screen will be displayed as, for
example:
Use MULTISTIX 10 SG.
Place strip.
ID:
SEQ #: 00001
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Tech ID:
09-05-98 10:32 AM
Revised 5/03
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