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Contents Getting Started ....................22 Logging In ......................... 22 Switch on the Aperio LV1 IVD Live View and Desktop Scanner ........22 Turn Off the LV1 IVD ....................23 Slide and Tray Loading ....................23 Start Screen ....................... 24 Live View ......................25 Live Slide List ......................
The Aperio LV1 IVD is intended to be used to remotely view glass slides and remotely and robotically control the LV1 IVD while viewing glass slides. The Aperio LV1 IVD can also be used to digitize traditional glass microscope slides through a scanning process and to compress and view the digital whole slide images.
Read the manual to see if this kind of malfunction is known, described and can be solved by the user. See Troubleshooting Steps for information. Contact Leica Technical Services (see Customer Support at the beginning of this guide). General Description Delivery Contents ...
Software: Aperio LV1 IVD Application v 5.0.0 and later Intended Use Statement The Aperio LV1 IVD Live View and Desktop Scanner is a capture and viewing (local and remote) system of glass slides that are viewed by pathologists for their diagnostic opinion. It is intended as a primary in vitro diagnostic aid used by pathologists when providing a pathology opinion of submitted samples*, including for consultations.
Live View Hover the cursor over the Aperio LV1 IVD logo to see a small window with version information. The instrument number is also indicated on the label on the rear of the LV1 IVD. Installation Site Instrument Position and Spacing This instrument is for indoor use only.
Connect the instrument power cord to a surge-protected 4-6 outlet power strip placed in close proximity to the work surface and easily accessible. To protect the scanner, Leica Biosystems recommends using a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) rated at 2200VA with power conditioning that protects connected loads from electrical surges and spikes, lightning and other power disturbances.
Getting Started This section is intended to assist you in starting to work with the Aperio LV1 IVD Live View and Desktop Scanner once it is installed. It guides you through the first steps, up to live imaging. For details about Scanner Mode, Settings and the Slide List please refer to the appropriate sections.
The labels must be to the left. Keep the slides clean to achieve the highest possible image quality. As soon as the Aperio LV1 IVD application is started, the Eject button on the LV1 IVD front panel is disabled to prevent accidental tray ejection.
Chapter 3: Getting Started Start Screen When you start the Aperio LV1 IVD application, the main screen gives links to the areas you will use the most often: Live View and Slide List. At the top of the window, you can choose between several modes or start the Settings dialog.
Live Slide List Live Slide List Upon insertion of the tray or clicking on the Live View icon, the Aperio LV1 IVD Live View and Desktop Scanner generates overview images of all slides and displays them on the screen in the Live Slide List.
Note: Running additional software can slow down scanning performance. It is advised to shut down all unnecessary programs. With Aperio LV1 IVD Live View and Desktop Scanner you can interactively define parts of the slide or the sample to be digitized directly in the Live View Main Window. (There is a separate Scanning for automated Slide Scans.)
Chapter 5: Case List Uploading Cases to Aperio eSlide Manager If the Aperio LV1 IVD has been configured to connect to eSlide Manager, you will see an additional Upload column on this page: To upload a case to eSlide Manager, select the Upload check box for that case, click the Upload button, and the upload begins.
RAM failure. The scanning mode offers the ability to scan many slides without interruption as quickly as possible. By clicking on Scanner Mode in the Aperio LV1 IVD application top menu you change to the scanning mode menu. Scan Slides Start detection and scan of all slides present in the slide tray.
Chapter 8: Settings Language You can choose from a number of supported languages for the Aperio LV1 IVD application. Changes take effect after restarting the Aperio LV1 IVD application. Export Path This parameter defines the default path used in the List.
Barcode profiles can be defined to establishes the information fields and content of the barcode. Barcode Label Recognition Editor There are a number of different barcode formats available. The Aperio LV1 IVD Live View and Desktop Scanner interprets them and flexibly uses parts of the barcode information. Profiles are used to define the barcode interpretation.
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Label Recognition Editor (shown above). Click New Profile and enter a descriptive name. Click Select Label to review the last 10 labels read in by the Aperio LV1 IVD. Choose a label that contains a barcode by clicking on it.
In case of emergency, you may need to access the inside of the instrument by opening the access door. Please call Leica Technical Services first for assistance and instructions. If instructed to open the access door, first turn off the instrument and unplug the power cord. To open the access door, use the hex key attached to the rear of the instrument to unlock the door, then pull the door off.
Cleaning the Scanner Interior Before cleaning the LV1 IVD interior, call Leica Technical Services (see Customer Support) for assistance and instructions. If significant cleaning needs to be done, do not attempt it yourself, but call Leica Technical Services to arrange service.
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