How The Mycare Insite Analyser Laboratory Photometer Works; Manufacturer's Calibration - Saladax MyCare Insite User Manual

How the MyCare Insite Analyser Laboratory Photometer Works

The MyCare Insite Analyser laboratory photometer is a measuring device. To perform a test, after a blank
measurement without a test cartridge, the MyCare Insite Analyser is loaded with a test cartridge (Cuvette
with Reagent Cap). The Analyser automatically processes the test when the door is closed. The latest LED
technology means maintenance-free operation.
The Analyser is equipped with an RFID card-reader module. RFID cards are necessary for performing all
testing; they are included in the MyCare Insite Test and are specific to the test box. The Cuvette, Reagent
Cap, and RFID card are colour coded. Check that the RFID card, Cuvette, and Reagent Cap are of the same
colour. RFID cards contain all the specific steps necessary for the Analyser to perform tests, lot data, and
calibration data. The Analyser performs all the tests automatically according to the information on the
RFID card.
Test components are incubated and combined by the Analyser to generate a reaction that absorbs light
according to the amount of drug in the sample. The photometer unit performs the analysis with a light
diode. The absorption of light is measured during this process and the measured value is then
mathematically converted into a test result. The result is displayed on the Touch Screen. Optionally,
results can be exported to an external computer or an HIS/LIS and can also be printed out using an
external printer.
After the test process is complete, the door opens automatically, and the test cartridge (Cuvette with
Reagent Cap) can be removed and discarded. After confirming the result on the Touch Screen and closing
the Analyser door, the device is ready to perform the next test.

Manufacturer's Calibration

The MyCare Insite Analyser is manufactured according to the highest quality standards to produce safe
and accurate test results. Every Analyser is inspected and calibrated during the manufacturing process.
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