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DAKEWE DP260 User Manual

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Dakewe(Shenzhen) medical equipment Co., Ltd                                                                                                    V1.0 
Slide Stainer
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  • Page 1 Dakewe(Shenzhen) medical equipment Co., Ltd                                                                                 ...
  • Page 2                                     Introduction Dear User: Thank you for choosing our products! For you overall understanding of our products and convenient use, we specially provide user’s manual of the device, which includes the structural characteristics, technical characteristics, instructions for use, simple trouble shooting and maintenance.
  • Page 3 This document is protected by copyright law, and all copyrights of this document are reserved by Dakewe(Shenzhen) medical equipment Co., Ltd. As for the duplication of the text and illustrations of this document (or any part of it) by means of printing, photocopy, miniature, network camera or other methods (including electronic systems and media), a prior written consent must be obtained from Dakewe(Shenzhen) medical equipment Co., Ltd.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

                                                                      TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Information ...................... 6 1.1 Signs and Implications ................
  • Page 5                                                                   5.5.6 AAT ..................... 43 5.6 Station Setting and Reagent Allocation ..........45 5.6.1 Station setting ................

  • Page 6: Information

      1. Information 1.1 Signs and Implications    This warning appears in a gray box This sign indicates the apparatus and is marked with the warning which becomes burning hot on its triangle sign. surface during operation. （1） Note:Important user information is The number in the bracket refers to the displayed in a gray box, with the serial number of the item in the information sign.

  • Page 7: Specifications And Signs

      1. Information 1.4 Specifications and Signs The nameplate containing the apparatus serial number is attached on the back side of the apparatus. Please conform to the instructions and warnings on safety specified in this chapter. Even if you have been familiar with the operation and use of the product, please  ...

  • Page 8: Safety

      2. Safety 2.1 Safety Instructions The user’s manual contains important instructions and information related with operation safety and apparatus maintenance; and is an important part of the product. This apparatus is manufactured and tested according to the requirements on the safety of electrical apparatus for measurement, control and laboratory use.
  • Page 9   2. Safety                                                             Transportation and installation The apparatus shall be transported perpendicularly. Four people are required for the elevation / transportation of the apparatus.

  • Page 10: Apparatus

      3. Apparatus 3.1 Constitution and Parts of the Apparatus The slide stainer mainly consists of the staining system whose parts include loading station, water washing station, reagent station, oven station and unloading station; mechanical arm transport system, main control system, human-computer interaction system, fluid pathway system, power supply module, and main body cover.
  • Page 11 Unloading station Markers of staining cabin stations Fig.3 DP260 R9-R12 stations provide reagent heating functions, and the material of reagent tank is SUS304. DP261 disables the heating function of R9-R12 station and changes the oven station into reagent station. Therefore, the serial number of the station is R9-R13.

  • Page 12: Apparatus Models

    3.2 Apparatus Models The apparatus is divided into three types according to the functional modules and configuration of stations in the staining cabins: DP260, DP261 and DP260s. Featuring the most complete configuration, DP260 has 1 loading station, 4 water washing stations, 17 reagent stations (including 4 reagent stations with heating functions), 1 oven station, and 3 unloading stations.

  • Page 13: Station Modules

      3. Apparatus                                                               3.4 Station Modules Reagent station The reagent station consists of 24 reagent tanks, which can be separately taken out for filling.

  • Page 14: Installation

      4. Installation 4.1 Site Requirements • The experimental workbench is solid and completely horizontal, with smooth and flat surface. Its minimum width is 1m and minimum height is 0.8m. • The farthest distance from the corresponding water inlet / outlet on the apparatus back to the faucet is 2.5m and to the waste pipe is 2m.

  • Page 15: Connection Of Water Inlet Pipe

                                                            4. Installation 4.3 Connection of Water Inlet Pipe • Take out water inlet pipe module (1), tee adapter (2), sealing pad (3) and filter screen sealing pad (4) from the accessory foam boxes. ...

  • Page 16: Connection Of Wastewater Discharge Pipeline

                                                          4. Installation 4.4 Connection of Wastewater Discharge Pipeline • Pass the pipe clamp (10) through the drain pipe (12) and install it to the connector of water outlet pipe (refer to Fig.

  • Page 17: Apparatus Levelling

                                                            4. Installation 4.5 Apparatus Levelling • After all accessories are installed, move the apparatus to its final position. •...

  • Page 18: Electrical Connection

                                                            4. Installation Make sure that the four apparatus stand bars are stably placed on the workbench after apparatus adjustment is completed.

  • Page 19: Transport

                                                              4. Installation 4.7 Transport After the apparatus is properly installed, perform the following steps to adjust the position based on actual needs: •...

  • Page 20: Use

      5. Use 5.1 Starting the Apparatus   Be careful! The apparatus must be connected to grounded main electrical outlet. As an additional electrical protective measure, it is suggested that the power line of the slide stainer be inserted into the wall socket with effective protection of disconnection in case of circuit failure.

  • Page 21: Human-Machine Interaction Interface-Overview

                                                                    5. Use   Soft shutdown only shuts down the upper computer, and the lower computer is at the  ...

  • Page 22: User Log-In

                                                                    5. Use 5.3 User Log-in Click the button “Login”, and the log-in dialog box pops out.

  • Page 23: User Interface

                                                                    5. Use 5.4 User Interface The screen only displays the control components actually accessible to users (Fig.16).
  • Page 24                                                                 5. Use Icon button Icon for setting shortcut 4 shortcut icons: If the program: Click it, and the loading station detects a...

  • Page 25: System Menu

                                                                      5. Use Universal buttons The following icon buttons have the same functions in all menus or pop-up boxes.

  • Page 26: Program

    In case of repeated occurrence of the same error, please contact Department of Technical Service of Dakewe.   V 1.0    20170825                                                                                                                                                26...

  • Page 27: Setting

                                                                    5. Use Overview of alarm management distributed by the system Fig.19 The alarm management function allows users to set whether to start voice alarm.
  • Page 28                                                                 5. Use Parameter settings Fig.21   V 1.0    20170825                                                                                                                                                28...
  • Page 29 When the oven is heated to the preset temperature, the system automatically shifts from continuous heating mode to heat preservation mode. This setting is only applicable to DP260 and DP260s. Reagent heating temp: Set the range from 25~40℃, touch and pull the prompt bar slide block to a proper value and then release.
  • Page 30                                                                 5. Use Power-on Self-test: a program of self-inspection on all hardware when the apparatus is started.
  • Page 31                                                                   5. Use Maintenance         Fig.22 Manual draining: Click the button “Manual draining”...
  • Page 32                                                                 5. Use Time   Fig.23 Ordinary users do not have permission to set time. Many functions of the apparatus are subject to the control of time, and correct settings of time and date are highly necessary.
  • Page 33                                                               5. Use 5.5.4 QC The quality control module includes quality control setting, quality control overview, reagent changing records, historical running procedure, and reagent use details.
  • Page 34                                                                 5. Use The system only allows quality control setting of reagent stations. The setting of water washing, oven, loading and unloading stations is not allowed, and the station buttons are at the gray unavailable state.
  • Page 35                                                                 5. Use              ...
  • Page 36                                                                 5. Use   QC overview Query according to reagents. This interface records the information about recent reagent changes at all stations and setting of reagent use (Fig.
  • Page 37                                                               5. Use Reagent replacement record The system provides four modes of querying reagent change records: reagent, station, changing time and operator.
  • Page 38                                                   5. Use Program history This interface provides records about the historical running programs of the apparatus.
  • Page 39                                                                 5. Use Reagent details This interface provides the changing frequency and consumption of reagents and number of staining sections.

  • Page 40: User

                                                                    5. Use 5.5.5 User                                                    ...
  • Page 41                                                                 5. Use Click this button   The dialog box of adding user is displayed. Enter corresponding information in the fields successively.
  • Page 42                                                                 5. Use Delete user Touch to select any user from the user list. Click the button “Delete User”, and the user deletion dialog box is displayed.

  • Page 43: Aat

                                                                    5. Use Modify password Touch to select any user from the user list. Click the button “Change Password”, and the dialog box for changing user password is displayed.
  • Page 44                                                                 5. Use Fig.38 Hematoxylin setting After touching to activate the option of hematoxylin, the operator can perform setting based on the days of dyeing or number of stands.

  • Page 45: Station Setting And Reagent Allocation

                                                                  5. Use 5.6 Station Setting and Reagent Allocation Fig.39 The system provides 26 stations.

  • Page 46: Station Setting

                                                                    5. Use 5.6.1 Station setting Click “Change Modification”. •...

  • Page 47: Management Of Reagent Changing

                                                                    5. Use 5.6.2 Management of reagent changing Click “Change Reagent”. •...

  • Page 48: Staining Program

                                                                    5. Use 5.7 Staining Program Fig.43 The program menu contains a table, which lists all the stored staining programs (Fig.

  • Page 49: Creation Of Staining Program

                                                                    5. Use Functions of all buttons Click to view the information of detailed steps of any program in the program list.
  • Page 50                                                                 5. Use If two programs share the same name, the new program name cannot be saved.
  • Page 51                                                                 5. Use Stations and reagents related to the allocation step line Click the station expansion button in the step editing dialog box, and the dialog box of staining station and reagent selection is displayed.
  • Page 52                                                                 5. Use Definition of step-running staining time After reagent is selected, the staining time can be selected in the time column.
  • Page 53                                                                   5. Use Completion of staining procedure and rapid lifting •...

  • Page 54: Copying Staining Program

                                                                      5. Use Saving staining program Inspect to make sure that all program steps are set correctly, and click the “Save”...

  • Page 55: Deleting Staining Program

                                                                  5. Use 5.7.3 Deleting staining program Touch to select the program to be deleted. Click the button “Delete”, and the dialog box of “Deleting Staining Program”...

  • Page 56: Setting Shortcut Staining Program

                                                                  5. Use Functions of all buttons Click to insert a new blank program line next to the current program step line.

  • Page 57: Staining

                                                                    5. Use 5.8 Staining Before staining program is started, the following steps must be prepared: 　...

  • Page 58: Starting Staining Program

                                                                    5. Use 5.8.2 Starting staining program After the drawer is closed, the loading station is scanned, and the loaded slide •...
  • Page 59                                                                 5. Use Manual starting of staining program Click the button “Programs” on the user interface.

  • Page 60: Viewing Staining Progress

                                                                    5. Use 5.8.3 Viewing staining progress Click the button “Schedule” •...

  • Page 61: Paused And Resume Staining Program

                                                                    5. Use 5.8.4 Paused and Resume staining program Paused Touch to select any program that is being  ...

  • Page 62: Pause Staining Program

                                                                  5. Use 5.8.5 Pause staining program     A staining program can be suspended: In case of issues that require user intervention during...

  • Page 63: Button Indications Of Staining Process Stations

                                                                    5. Use 5.8.6 Button indications of staining process stations The stations which the program runs through are displayed in green, and the following information is displayed on the icons: •...

  • Page 64: Cleaning And Maintenance

      6. Cleaning and Maintenance 6.1 Apparatus Cleaning Before cleaning the apparatus, the operator shall turn off the power and unplug the power line. Handle the used reagents according to existing laboratory regulations. The spilled reagent should be immediately wiped away.

  • Page 65: Regular Maintenance

    6.2 Regular Maintenance Actually, maintenance is unnecessary during operation of the apparatus. However, in order to guarantee long-term smooth running of the apparatus, we recommend the following: Maintenance engineers authorized by Dakewe inspect the apparatus at • least once every year. •...

  • Page 66: Troubleshooting

      7. Troubleshooting 7.1. Overview DP260, DP261 and DP260s are provided with fault handling systems. If an error is detected, the detailed error message and corresponding instructions of user’s operation are displayed on the touch screen. 7.2 Common Faults and Handling...
  • Page 67 In the intelligent Immediately normally mode, the apparatus works contact Dakewe The exhaust closed mode, normally and exhaust fan is for technical system is not and the set limit not started.
  • Page 68 The drain pipe discharges smooth flow water but Immediately contact continuously does not continues to report alarms, Log in Dakewe for reporting discharge water to the system with the technical support. alarms about smoothly. administrator user account and blocking.
  • Page 69 Note: After a fault occurs, please remove the fault according to the temporary solutions listed above. If the fault cannot be removed , please contact Dakewe technical engineers based on the situation. “Immediate” means that the slide stainer completely stops working, and intervention by engineer is required.

  • Page 70: Changing Fuse

      7. Troubleshooting                                                     7.3 Changing Fuse Before a fuse is changed, maintain that the apparatus is shut down, and the power line is unplugged. ...
  • Page 71   7. Troubleshooting                                                             Changing fuse 2  1  Fig.62 • As indicated by Fig. 54, use hand to press in the fuse socket along the blue arrow direction, and rotate the fuse socket by 1/4 circle along the direction indicated by the red arrow.

  • Page 72: Changing Activated Carbon Filtration Net

      7. Troubleshooting                                                               7.4 Changing Activated Carbon Filtration Net As indicated by the left figure, remove •...

  • Page 73: Guarantee Maintenance And Service

    Guarantee maintenance Dakewe confirms that the delivered contract products adopt comprehensive control procedures based on Dakewe internal testing standards, and the products are intact and conform to all the requirements of technical standards. The range of guarantee maintenance is based on the content of reached agreements.

  • Page 74: Annex

      9. Annex Accessories Order No. Reagent tank 023.000136-00 Heating reagent tank 022.000066-00 Water washing reagent tank 023.000137-00 Slide stand 023.000012-00 Main power line 100.000003-00 Power jumper 100.000004-00 Modules of water inlet pipe 100.000004-00 Water outlet pipe 026.000032-00 Ventilating tube 100.000005-00  ...
  • Page 75   [Name of Manufacturer] Dakewe(Shenzhen) medical equipment Co., Ltd [After-sales Unit] Dakewe(Shenzhen) medical equipment Co., Ltd [Registered address] 601, 1st Building, Shenzhen Biological Medicine Innovation Industry Base, Jin Hui Road 14th, Keng Zi Street, Pingshan New District, Shenzhen, China [Production address] 601, 1st Building, Shenzhen Biological Medicine...

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