Ax 4280

AUTION MAX™
AX-4280
SERVICE MANUAL
Date of issue Jul. 1999
Drawing No. AX-4280-C36B-0**

INTRODUCTION
The AUTION™ MAX AX-4280 analyzer is manufactured in a strict quality control, however, because it is a
precision instrument, if one part is deteriorated, satisfactory result may not be obtained. Moreover, because
it is an analyzer using high technology, any operational trouble also affects measurement result significantly.
In case a trouble is occurred due to such a reason, refer to this service manual and operating manual for an
appropriate remedy.
CAUTION
This service manual is made for specially trained service representative only. This may be used as a
reference material for other persons, however, KDK Corporation bears no liability for any accidents or no
warranty of the product if undesignated person performs the service described on this manual.
Contents
Introduction
1. Outline of the Analyzer
1. Outline of the Analyzer········································································ 1-2
2. Composition
1. Diagram of assembly ·········································································· 2-2

2. Drawings ····························································································· 2-3
3. Diagram of Analyzer ········································································· 2-50
4. Diagram of Tubing ············································································ 2-51
3. Service Mode
1. Operation Flow ·················································································· 3-3

2. Outline ································································································ 3-5
3. Basic Operations in the Service Mode ·············································· 3-6
4. Operation for Each Function ····························································· 3-11
4. Electorical Circuit Diagrams
1. Electrical Circuit Diagrams ·································································· 4-2
5. Standard Inspection
1. Test Items ··························································································· 4-2

2. Test Methods and Standards ······························································ 4-3
6. Adjustments
1. Adjustment Items and parts (Analyzer) ··············································· 4-2

2. Adjustments (Analyzer) ····································································· 4-3
3. Adjustment Items and parts (Sampler)·············································· 4-45
4. Adjustments (Sampler) ···································································· 4-46
Appendix
1. Printing Formats
2. Error & Trouble Specifications
SI Unit: to change the measurement unit to SI unit, see Chapter 3.

Service Mode.
AX-4280 SERVICE MANUAL
Chapter 1 Outline of the Analyzer

1) Characteristics························································································································· 2
2) Various Kinds of Measurement ······························································································ 3
3) Specifications ··························································································································· 4
4) Principles of Measurement ····································································································· 5
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Chapter 1 Outline of the Analyzer AX-4280 SERVICE MANUAL

1) Characteristics
Fully Automated Simple Operation

After you set the Test Strips and samples, press the START button. This is all you need to do, the rest of
operations are fully automated on the AX-4280.
Nozzle Sample Absorption Method

The nozzle absorbs sample and drop on the Test Strips automatically. The minimum amount of urine
sample is 2mL.
Test Strip Feeder

Test Strip Feeder that can contain a maximum of 200 Test Strips (2 bottles of Uriflet S-U) is adapted.
Automatic Sample Stirring Function

Before absorbing urine sample, the nozzle stirs sample by absorbing and ejecting sample for a few times.
Thanks to this functions, interference by sedimentation of blood cells is decreased and correct
measurement results can be obtained.
Temperature Compensation
The recommended measurement temperature is between 20° and 25° C. However, measurement
can be performed at temperatures between 10°and 30 °C, thanks to the AX-4280’s compensation
function.
Total Diagnostics
With Color-tone & Turbidity Measurement, and Abnormal Color Detection, total urinalysis is determined
automatically. Diagnostics by visual check is no longer necessary.
Color-tone measurement
In addition to the regular test items, total of 23 color-tone is measured for each sample. The
measurement results represent tone and hue.
Turbidity measurement
Turbidity measurement function is added to the parameters. The results will be obtained as Clear, Turbid
and Excessively Turbid.
Abnormal Color Urine Detection

Abnormal color urine such as urine after a drug is taken is automatically detected. It gives "!" symbol next
to the measurement results.
Memory for 1000 Measurement Results

A maximum of 1000 Measurement Results are stored in memory by measurement types. You can reprint
or retransmit measurement results you wish easily.
Sample Control by Bar Cord

Optional Bar-code Reader (built-in or hand-held type) is available. By reading bar code of each sample,
patient ID is automatically given.
Online Network by Dual Transmission

The main Unit and Sample can be detached. External devices can be attached to the main unit for
two-way transmission purposes. Online network can be established with the analyzer.
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2) Various Kinds of Measurement
Normal Measurement
Samples loaded on the Sample Racks are measured in turn. A maximum of 50 or 100 samples
(depending on the rack loading direction) is measured at one time.
STAT Measurement
By interrupting Normal Measurement, emergency test of one sample or several samples can be
performed. To measure only one sample, use STAT Port, and to measure several samples (as
many as 7 samples), use STAT & Control Rack.
After STAT Measurement is completed, Normal Measurement is resumed.
Control Measurement
Measurement accuracy can be maintained by performing Control Measurement. Low, medium, and
high control solutions may be used.
Check Measurement
To check whether the analyzer is working properly, Check Measurement using Check Strips
provided should be performed. There are 2 grays strips and 2 white strips contained in the Check
Strip Case.
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3) Specifications
Sample: Urine
Meas. Item: GLU, PRO, BIL, PH, BLD, URO, KET, NIT, LEU, SG, Turbidity,
Color-tone
Wavelength: 430, 500, 565, 635, 760 nm
Meas. Method: Test strip: Dual (Single) wavelength reflectance method
Specific gravity: Refractive index method
Coloration: Four-wavelength reflectance method
Turbidity: Transparency index method
Meas. Range: Test strip: Each item has different ranks.
Specific Gravity: 1.000 - 1.050 (Resolution: 0.001)
Coloration: See the Table on page 1-x
Turbidity: Clear, Turbid or Excessively Turbid
Available Test Strip: Uriflet S-U series
Test Strip Reaction Time: Approx. 60 sec.
Measuring Time: 225 samples per hour
Max. Loading Strip:200 strips
Required Sample Vol.: 2.0 mL
Absorbing Sample Vol.: 0.95 mL
Sample Container: Urine sample tube
Max. Loading Sample: 100 samples
Memory Capacity: 1000 tests (including 180 Control Measurement results)
Display: 20 x 2 LCD
Built-in Printer: 36-character thermal printer (58 mm width)
External Output: RS-232C interface
Transmission Method: Single or Two-way Transmission
Transmission Rate: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 bps
Operating Condition: Temperature: 10°- 30°C
Humidity: 20 - 80% (Non-condensing)
Meas. Condition: Temperature: 10°- 30°C
(With the function of temperature compensation)
Humidity: 30 - 60% (Non-condensing)
Power Supply: AC 100-120/220-240 V, 50-60 Hz
Power Input: Max. 250 VA
Dimension: Analyzer: 530 mm (W) x 530 mm (D) x 530 mm (H)
Weight: Analyzer: 33 kg, Sampler: 4 kg
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4) Principles of measurement
Measurement of test strips is done by the Dual Wavelength Reflectance Method, and specific
gravity is measured by the Index Reflectance Method. The principles of measurement are described
below.
Measurement of Test Strips

Test Strips are fed in from the Test Strip Feeder, and set in the Test Strip Tray by the handling
function. A nozzle absorbs urine sample from a sample tube, and eject it on each Test Strip. After
60 seconds, it is measured in the Optical Unit. (Test-strip reagent and urine components react, and
the color of the test strip changes.) The Test Strip is carried to the Waste Box after measurement.
In the Optical Unit, two different ranges of wavelength from the multi-LED are irradiated on the
reacted parts of the test strip and the color-tone-compensated section. These reflected lights are
received by the 3 detectors. At that time, the combination of the wavelengths is different for each
measurement item, as shown in the table below.
Meas. item Meas. Wavelength (mm) Ref. Wavelength (mm)

PH 635 760
PRO 635 760
GLU 635 760
BLD 635 -
KET 565 760
BIL 565 760
URO 565 760
NIT 565 760
LEU 565 760
Light irradiated to the color-tone-compensation section is adjusted for interfering factors such as
amount of reflected light and color of sample.
From the amount of reflected light measured in the Optical Unit, the reflectance is calculated using
the following formula:
R = Tm ･ Cs / Ts ･ Cm
R: Reflectance
Tm: Reflective light amount with the meas. wavelength
Ts: Reflective light amount with the ref. wavelength
Cm: Reflective light amount at the color-tone-compensated section with the meas.
wavelength
Cs: Reflective light amount at the color-tone-compensated section with the ref. wavelength
However, the calculation of measurement item BLD is made for a single wavelength using the
following formula:
R = Tm / Cm
Reflectance R obtained in the formula is referred to the programmed calibration curve, and is output
as the measurement result.
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The measurement items and their reference wavelengths are shown at right.
Finally, in order to compensate for temperature, the reflectance R is corrected using the following
formula:
Rt = R + A ( T - 25 ) ･ R 2 ( 1 - R ) 2
Rt: Reflectance after correction

A: Correction coefficient
T: Measurement temperature
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Measurement of Specific Gravity
Specific gravity of urine is obtained by measuring the refraction angles of light that passes through
the Triangle Prism, which contains the urine sample. This is called the Refractive Index Method.
A light from LED (light-emitting diode) becomes a sliver of light through a slit and lenses. The sliver
of light goes through the Triangle Prism Cell that contains the sample, then on to the detector. The
refractive index changes according to the specific gravity of sample in the Triangle Prism Cell. Thus
the angle of the light with respect to the detector changes.
Specific gravity is obtained using the following formula:
SGX = (SGH - SGL) ･ (KX - KL) / (KH - KL) + SGL (formula 1)
SGH: Specific gravity of High Solution

SGL: Specific gravity of Low Solution
SGX: Specific gravity of sample
KH: Position Coefficient* of High Solution
KL: Position Coefficient* of Low Solution
KX: Position Coefficient* of sample
*Position Coefficient: Calculated from the data output by the detector (has a straight-line relationship
with the reflective index).
The reflective index changes according to the temperature of the sample. The value of specific
gravity is corrected using the following formula:
SGt = SGX + (TSAM - TSTD) Ct (formula 2)
SGt: Specific gravity of High Solution

SGX: Specific gravity of Low Solution
TSAM: Temperature of sample
TSTD: Temperature of Low solution
Ct: Temperature coefficient (S.G. 0.001/3℃)
If a large amount of glucose or protein is contained in the urine, the specific gravity is affected.
Therefore, with this analyzer, specific gravity is corrected by using the value of glucose and protein
concentration obtained by measurement with test strips.
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SG = SGt - CGLU - CPRO
SG: Specific gravity value after compensating for temperature

SGt: Specific gravity value obtained by formula 2 above
CGLU: Glucose correction value
CPRO: Protein correction value
The followings are the standard of correction value. (Concentration unit: mg/dl)
GLU concentration Correction value PRO concentration Correction value

0 0.0000 0 0.0000
10 0.0001 5 0.0000
30 0.0002 10 0.0000
50 0.0003 20 0.0001
70 0.0004 30 0.0001
100 0.0006 50 0.0002
150 0.0008 70 0.0002
200 0.0012 100 0.0003
300 0.0020 150 0.0005
500 0.0000 200 0.0006
1000 0.0040 250 0.0008
OVER 0.0040 300 0.0009
600 0.0018
OVER 0.0018
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Measurement of Color-tone
Total of 23 color-tone is analyzed simultaneously. The chart right shows the combination of tone and
hue.
The tone and hue of urine sample are obtained by different measuring reflectances; R (635 nm), G
(565 nm), B (430 nm), and IR (760 nm).
The Hue is obtained by the chart below.
Y: Reflectance of 430 nm
M: Reflectance of 565 nm
C: Reflectance of 635 nm
r : Reflectance of 760 nm
a: Correction coefficient
The Tone is calculated using the following formula. The result is defined in three ranges as LIGHT,
Normal, or DARK:
Y 2 M 2 C 2
1+a-
r + 1+a- r + 1+a- r
● Combination of Tone and Hue

Y/M
COLORLESS
YELLOW
VIOLET
RIGHT ORANGE
BROWN BLU
(MEANS) RED
VIOLET C/M
DARK BLUE RED
GREEN
YELLOW
OTHER COLORLES
ORANGE
BROW
GREEN
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Measurement of turbidity
Turbidity is measured at the Turbidity Hb Measurement Unit using scattered light.
Cell
565nm/660nm Photo-diode
Multi LED (Transmitted light)
Photo-diode
(Scattered light)
T=(Ss/Ts – Sw/Tw)/K
T: Turbid level
Ss: Scattered light amount level of sample
Ts: Transmitted light amount level of sample
Sw: Scattered light amount level of washing solution
Tw: Transmitted light amount level of washing solution
K: Coefficient factor (Factory settings)
Turbidity is obtained using the formula above:
T range Turbidity Description

T< (Level 1) Clear -
(Level 1) ≦ T < (Level 2) Turbid +1
(Level 2) ≦ T Ex. Turbid +2
Level 1 and 2 are fixed number.
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Chapter 2 Composition
1. Diagram of Assembly
1) Diagram of Assembly ················································································································ 2
2. Drawings
1) Analyzer Assembly···················································································································· 3
2) Operation Panel Assembly········································································································ 5
3) Frame Assembly ······················································································································· 7
4) Analysis Unit Assembly············································································································· 9
5) Test Strip Carrier Unit Assembly ····························································································· 11
6) Test Strip Carrier Assembly ···································································································· 13
7) Optical Unit Assembly ············································································································· 15
8) Nozzle Drive Assembly ··········································································································· 17
9) Sampling Pump Assembly ······································································································ 19
10) Washing Pump Assembly ····································································································· 21
11) SG , Tb and Hb Meter Unit Assembly ··················································································· 23
12) Test Strip Feeder Assembly ·································································································· 25
13) PWA Assembly ····················································································································· 28
14) Panel Assembly ···················································································································· 30
15) Valve Assembly····················································································································· 32
16) Power Supply Box Assembly ································································································ 34
17) Printer Assembly ··················································································································· 36
18) Rear Panel Assembly············································································································ 38
19) Sampler Relay Assembly ······································································································ 40
20) Sample Supply Unit Assembly ······························································································ 42
21) Chassis Assembly················································································································· 44
22) Top Base (Right) Assembly ·································································································· 46
23) Top Base (Left) Assembly····································································································· 48
3. Diagram of Analyzer··············································································································· 50
4. Diagram of tubing
1) Diagram of tubing List ············································································································· 51
2) Diagram of tubing···················································································································· 52
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Chapter 2 Composition AX-4280 SERVICE MANUAL
1. Diagram of Assembly
AnalyzerAssembly. SamperUnit
OperationPanelAssembly. SampleSupplyAssembly.
PanelPWA ChassisAssembly.
FrameAssembly.
SubRearPanelAssembly.
PanelkAssembly. TopBase(Right)Assembly.
SampleTubeSensorPWA TopBase(Left)Assembly.
AnalysisUnitAssembly.
TestStripCarrierUnitAssembly.
TestStripLoadingAssembly.
TestStripCarrierAssembly.
ChuckAssembly.
OpticalUnitAssembly.
OpticalBlockUnitAssembly.
NozzleDriveAssembly.
UpandDownDriveAssembly.
SamplingPumpAssembly.
WashingPumpAssembly.
SensorRelayAssembly.
SensorRelayPWA
SG,TbandHbMeterUnit
Assembly.
LiquidSensorPWA
WashingBathAssembly.
TestStripFeederAssembly.
PWAAssembly.
MainPWA
DriverAssembly.
ValveAssembly.
PowerSupplyBoxAssembly.
PrinterAssembly.
RearPanelAssembly.
SamplerRelayAssembly.
SamplerRelayPWA
BottleUnit
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2. Drawings
1) Analyzer Assembly
NOTE: The condition withoug tubing, wiring, and printer paper.
Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

- 1) -
2-3
NOTE 1: Remove the Printer Paper at removing the Top panel.

NOTE 2: Pay attention to the connectors at removing Operation Panel Assembly and Right Front Panel.
Item No. Qty Parts Model No. Specification Item Code Cont
1 1 Operation Panel Assembly − −
2 1 Frame Assembly − −
3 1 Bottle Unit − −
4 1 Paper Cover 95342 1
5 1 Paper Cutter 95343 1
6 1 Sampler Unit − −
7 1 Right Side Front Panel Assembly − −
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2) Operation Panel Assembly

NOTE: The condition without wiring

1) 2) -
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1 1 LED PWA 95322 1
2 1 Panel PWA 95318 1
3 1 Nozzle Cover Assembly 95300 1
4 1 LCD Assembly 95340 1
5 13 Flat-head Small Screw 3-Semus M3x6(SUS) - -
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3) Frame Assembly
NOTE: The condition without tubing and wiring

Each Unit Positioning
Analyzer Electric Adjustment
Analyzer Pulse Adjustment
Optical Block Travel Adjustment
1) 3) SG, TB and Hb meter Unit Adjustment
Test Strip Feeder Clearance Adjustment
Test Strip Feeder Detection Level Adjustment
Color Tone Adjustment
TB and Hb Measurement Calibration
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NOTE 1: At removing each unit, pay attention to the connectors.
1 1 Operation Panel Assembly − −
2 1 Analysis Unit Assembly − −
3 1 SG, TB and Hb Meter Unit Assembly 95293 1
4 1 Washing Bath Assembly 95301 1
5 1 Test Strip Feeder Assembly 95292 1
6 1 PWA Assembly − −
7 1 Air Pump Wire 95341 1
8 1 Valve Assembly − −
9 1 Power Supply Box Assembly − −
10 1 Printer Assembly − −
11 1 Rear Panel Assembly − −
12 1 Sampler Relay Assembly − −
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4) Analysis Unit Assembly


Test Strip Carrier Hand Speed Adjustment
Full Test Strip Disposal Box Detection Level Adjustment
Carrier Test Strip Presence Detection Adjustment
Optical Block Light Amount Adjustment
1)-3) 4)
Test Strip Pad Detection Light Amount Adjustment
Analyzer Puls Adjustment
Test Strip Carrier Positioning
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1 1 Test Strip Carrier Assembly 95297 1
2 1 Nozzle Drive Assembly 95294 1
3 1 Sampling Pump Assembly 95303 1
4 1 Washing Pump Assembly 95304 1
5 1 Sensor Relay Assembly 95320 1
6 1 Valve Wire 1 95337 1
Screw with Hexagonale hole
7 5 M3x8(SUS) − −
3-Semus
8 4 Flat-head Small Screw 3-Semus M4x8(SUS) − −
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5) Test Strip Carrier Unit Assembly


Test Strip Carrier Hand Speed Adjustment
Test Strip Carrier PI Adjustment
Test Strip Carrier Arm Adjustment
1) → 2) → 4) 5)
Test Strip Pad Detection Light Amount Adjustment
Carrier Test Strip Presence Detection Adjustment
Full Test Strip Disposal Box Detection Level Adjustment
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1 1 Test Strip Loading Assembly − −
2 1 Test Strip Carrier Assembly 95295 1
3 1 Optical Unit Assembly 95296 1
4 1 Reflecting PI Wire 2 95331 1
5 1 Filling Sensor PWA 95298 1
6 1 LED Wire 95308 1
7 1 Test Strip Carrier Tray 11751 1
8 2 SUS Spacer (stainless) BSU-320 − −
10 2 Flat-head Screw 3-Semus M3x6(SUS) − −
11 3 P TIGHT M3x8 S(Ni) − −
13 2 Flat-head Small Screw M3x6(SUS) − −
NOTE: The Item codes of Test Strip carrier Assembly and Optical Unit Assembly are different from
those of AJ-4270.
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6) Test Strip Carrier Assembly

NOTE: The condition without tubing and wiring.

Test Strip Carrier PI Adjustment
1) → 3) → 4) → 5) 6)
Test Strip Carrier Arm Adjustment
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NOTE 1: At removing PI 1 wire and DC motor wire, pay attention to the connectors.
1 1 Chuck Assembly 95299 1
2 1 PI 1 Wire 95329 1
3 1 DC MotorWire 95336 1
NOTE: The item code of the Chuck Assembly is different from that of AJ-4270/
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7) Optical Unit Assembly


1) → 3) → 4) → 5) 7) Test Strip Pad Detection Light Amount Adjustment
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NOTE 1: At removing the Optical Block Assembly, 3D Motor Wire, PI PWA (light angle), pay attention to
the connectors.
1 1 Optical Block Assembly 95305 1
2 1 3D Motor Wire 95335 1
3 1 White Plate 95251 1
4 1 PI PWA (Right Angle) 95747 1
6 2 Flat Small Screw M3x6(SUS) − −
8 1 Spring Washer M3(SUS) − −
11 1 Sillicon Grease G501 − −
NOTE: The item code of Optical Block Assembly is different from that of AJ-4270.
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8) Nozzle Drive Assembly


1) → 3) → 4) 8) -
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NOTE 2: Wire tension is 1mm extended from free length of screw.
1 2 Motor Wire 2 95333 1
2 1 Nozzle Relay 1 PWA 95325 1
4 1 Nozzle Assembly 95306 1
5 1 Nozzle Relay 2 PWA 95326 1
9 1 Screw with hexagonal hole M3x6(SUS) − −
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9) Sampling Pump Assembly


1) → 3) → 4) 9) -
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1 1 Pump Assembly (φ3) 95313 1
2 1 Stepping Motor C8510-9012K 95702 1
3 1 Teflon Joint 30-3MCM6-C − −
5 1 Hand screw TL-215 No.2 − −
6 2 Screw with hexagonal hole 3-Semus M3x10(SUS) − −
9 1 Coupling − −
10 1 Bearing Lock − −
11 1 Bearing R1980HH − −
12 1 Pump Unit Cover − −
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10) Washing Pump Assembly


1) → 3) → 4) 10) -
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1 1 Pump Assembly (φ12) 95314 1
2 1 Stepping Motor C8510-9012K 95702 1
3 1 Teflon Joint 30-3MCM6-C − −
5 1 Hand screw TL-215 No.2 − −
9 1 Coupling − −
10 1 Bearing Lock − −
11 1 Bearing R1980HH − −
12 1 Pump Unit Cover − −
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11) SG, TB and Hb Meter Unit Assembly


SG,TB and Hb Meter Unit Adjustment
SG Meter LED Light Amount Adjustment
1) → 3) 11)
Transmitted Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment
Scattered Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment
2-23
NOTE 1: At removing each unit, pay attention to the connectors and tubes.
1 1 Cell Assembly 95310 1
2 1 TB and Hb Meter Assembly 95302 1
3 1 LED Wire 1 95311 1
4 1 PSD Wire 95312 1
5 1 Liquid Sensor PWA 95321 1
6 1 Thermistor Relay PWA 95365 1
7 1 Knurl screw − −
2-24
12) Test Strip Feeder Assembly


1) → 3) 12)
Analyzer Pulse Adjustment
2-25
2-26
2 1 Motor Wire 3 95334 1
8 3 Screw with hexagonal hole M3x4 S Black WP − −
2-27
13) PWA Assembly


1) → 3) 13) -
2-28
NOTE 1: At removing each PWA unit, pay attention to the connectors.
1 1 Driver PWA 95317 1
2 1 Main PWA 95316 1
3 1 4M-ROM PWA 95309 1
4 6 SUS Spacer (stainless) BSU-345 − −
2-29
14) Panel Assembly


1) → 3) 14) -
2-30
NOTE 1: At removing Reflecting PI Wire 1, Tupe Sensor PWA, pay attention to the connectors.
2 1 Tube Sensor PWA 95323 1
2-31
15) Valve Assembly


1) → 3) 15) -
2-32
NOTE 1: At removing Valve Wire 2 and 3, pay attention to the connectors.
1 3 Valve Wire 2 95338 1
2 2 Valve Wire 3 95339 1
2-33
16) Power Supply Box Assembly


1) → 3) 16) -
2-34
NOTE 1: At removing SW Power Supply and SW Wire, pay attention to the connectors.
1 1 SW Power Supply 95344 1
2 1 SW Wire 95328 1
NOTE: SW Wire should be attached to the right side of the Front Cover.
2-35
17) Printer Assembly


1) → 3) 17) -
2-36
NOTE 1: At removing Printer Ralay PWA, pay attention to the connectors.
1 1 Printer Relay PWA 95327 1
2 1 Thermal Line Printer EPL1902S2 95248 1
6 2 Washer M3(SUS) − −
2-37
18) Rear Panel Assembly


1) → 3) 18) -
2-38
1 1 Fan Motor Wire 95307 1
4 4 Washer M3(SUS) − −
2-39
19) Sampler Relay Assembly


1) → 3) 19) -
2-40
1 1 Sampler Relay Assembly 95319 1
2-41
20) Sampler Assembly


Measurement-side Lever PI Adjustment
Measurement-side Lever Interlock Adjustment
- 20) STAT Port Hold Tool Level Adjustment
Rack ID Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment
Sensor Panel Slant Adjustment
2-42
NOTE 1: At removing Top Base (right) Assembly, pay attention to the motor wire and wire for extension.
NOTE 1: At removing Top Base (left) Assembly, pay attention to the motor wire.
1 1 Chassis Assembly − −
2 1 Top Base (Right) Assembly 95345 1
3 1 Top Base (Left) Assembly 95346 1
4 1 STAT Port Assembly 95347 1
5 1 Front Cover − −
6 1 Side Panel Right − −
7 1 Side Panel Left − −
8 2 Rack hold − −
9 1 STAT Port Cover − −
11 4 Truss small screw M3x16(SUS) − −
12 4 Washer with edge M3 − −
2-43
21) Chasis Assembly


Longitudinal Feeding Pulley Level
1) 21) Adjustment
Cross Feeding Lever Slant Adjustment
2-44
1 1 Sampler 1 PWA 95348 1
3 1 Motor Wire S1 95351 1
5 2 Timing Belt 95354 1
2-45
22) Top Base (right) Assembly


Belt Tension Adjustment
1) 22) Longitudinal Feeding Pulley Level
Adjustment
2-46
3 1 PWA Spacer A − −
4 1 PWA Spacer B − −
5 2 Power Grip GT Belt 95355 1
6 2 P TIGHT M3x8 S(Zn) − −
7 1 P TIGHT M3x10 S(Zn) − −
8 3 Washer Flat-head (normal size) M3 SUS − −
9 3 O-ring IN-3 Silicone − −
2-47
23) Top Base (left) Assembly


Belt Tension Adjustment
1) 23) Longitudinal Feeding Pulley Level
Adjustment
2-48
2 1 Power Grip GT Belt 95355 1
2-49
3. Diagram of Analyzer
LED for Analyzer Status

(Option Parts)
Operator Panel Display Printer Output Hand-held

Bar Code
Reader
CPU
Optical Unit Test Strip Carrier Test Strip

Unit Feeder Unit
Nozzle Drive Unit SG & TB Meter

Washing
Cell Thermistor
Sampler
Pump unit
B.C.R.
Washing
(Option Parts) Solution
Sensor
Air Pump Trap Bottle
Washing
Solution
Drain Bottle Bottle
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4. Diagram of Tubing
1) Diagram of Tubing List
Item No. Parts Specification Qty

1 Silicone Tube φ3 xφ6 x1000 1
2 Silicone Tube φ3 xφ6 x 210 2
5 Silicone Tube φ3 xφ 6 x 50 1
14 Silicone Tube φ1.5 xφ4 x 10 1
17 Silicone Tube φ7xφ10 x 280 1
18 Tygon Tube 1/16” x 3/16” x1000 1
19 Tygon Tube 1/16” x 3/16” x 250 1
20 Tefion Tube φ2 xφ3 x 520 1
23 Tefion Tube AWG - 17 x 400 1
24 Poaron Medical Tube φ3.2 x φ6.4 x160 (Blue) 1
25 Poaron Medical Tube φ3.2 x φ6.4 x160 (Yellow) 1
26 Poaron Medical Tube φ3.2 x φ6.4 x160 (Red) 1
2-51
2) Diagram of Tubing
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AX-4280 Service Manual
Chapter 3 Service Mode （V1.13∼）

1. Operation Flow
1.1 Operation Flow (1/2 page)..........................................................................................3
1.2 Operation Flow (2/2 page)..........................................................................................4
2. Outline ............................................................................................................................5
3. Basic Operations in the Service Mode

3.1 Entering the Service Mode Just After Power-up..........................................................6
3.2 Entering the Service Mode from the Ready Screen.....................................................8
3.3 Exiting the Service Mode............................................................................................8
3.4 Operating the Menu Screens......................................................................................9
3.5 Operating the Selection Screens ................................................................................9
3.6 Operating the Entry Screens.......................................................................................10
3.7 Operating the Save Confirmation Screens..................................................................10
4. Operation for Each Function

4.1 Setting the User Setup Items (User set up).................................................................11
4.1.1 Operation Mode Setup Items (User set up - User) ...............................................11
4.1.2 Measurement Setup Items (User set up - User detail)..........................................12
4.1.3 Barcode Setup Items (User set up - Barcode) ...................................................13
4.1.4 External Output/Online System Setup Items (User set up - Online)......................14
4.1.5 Printer Setup Items (User set up - Printer) ...........................................................15
4.1.6 Print/Transmission Order (User set up - Print order、Trans order).......................16
4.1.7 Rank of Abnormal Value Mark (User set up - ABN mark rank).............................16
4.1.8 Packing Operation (User set up - Packing mode).................................................16
4.1.9 User Setup Settings Printout (User set up - Print set up)......................................16
4.2 Adjusting the System (Adjust).....................................................................................17
4.2.1 System Operation Test (Adjust - Hard test)..........................................................17
4.2.1.1 Aging (Adjust - Hard test - Aging)..................................................................17
4.2.1.2 Unit Action (Adjust - Hard test - Unit action) ..................................................19
4.2.1.3 Sensor Status Indication (Adjust - Hard test - Sensor) ..................................20
4.2.1.4 LED Buzzer Test (Adjust - Hard test - LED & buzzer test).............................21
4.2.2 Pulse and LED Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED).........................................21
4.2.2.1 Pulse Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse & LED - Pulse adjust)................................21
4.2.2.2 Pulse Input(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - Pulse edit)...........................................23
4.2.2.3 Light Amount Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust) ..................24
4.2.2.3.1 All LEDs (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - ALL LED )
Optical Block LED (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - OPT).............24
4.2.2.3.2 SG Meter LED Adjustment with Sample Drawing ...................................25
4.2.2.4 Turbidity/Hb Meter LED Adjustment with Sample Drawing
(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - Turb/Hb) ....................................25
4.2.2.5 Optical Block Travel Adjustment
(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - Strip mark adjust) .................................................26
4.2.2.6 Carrier Speed Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - Handring adjust) ..........26
4.2.2.7 Barcode Test Drive (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - BCR Test1) .........................26
4.2.3 Calibration (Adjust - Calibration)..........................................................................27
4.3 Calibration Information Set Using a Computer (Aution net) .........................................28
4.4 Analyzer Status Printout (Print parameter) ...............................................................28
4.5 Measurement Information Setting (Measure info) .......................................................29
4.5.1 Calibration Curve Information (Measure info - Rank type)....................................29
4.5.2 Test Strip Item Information (Measure info - Item info)...........................................32
4.5.2.1 Rank Threshold (Measure info - Item info - Threshold) .................................32
4.5.2.2 Specific Gravity Correction(Measure info - Item info - S.G. correct)...............32
4.5.2.3 Primary Reflectance Correction Factor
(Measure info - Item info - CAL value)........................................................32
4.5.3 Color Tone (Measure info - Color tone)................................................................33
4.5.4 Turbidity and Hb (Measure info - Turbidity/Hb).....................................................33
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4.6 Setting the System Options (System option)...............................................................34

4.6.1 Measurement-related Settings (System option - Measure)...................................34
4.6.2 Program Check (System option - Program check) ...............................................35
4-6-3 Rack ID Edit (System option . Edit rack ID)..........................................................36
4.7 Analyzer status initialization (EEPROM init)................................................................37
4.8 Analyzer status initialization(EEPROM init (AFC) ...................................................38
(Document No.: AX-4280-C39A-201/revision G)
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Chapter 3 Service Mode AX-4280 Service Manual
1. Operation Flow
1.1 Operation Flow (1/2 page)
Power ON
ＳＴＯＰ Service Mode
Enter Password
ON
−４２８０−
Self Check
Initialize
ＳＴＯＰ
１
ＵＳＥＲＵｓｅｒ１０
−４２８０−
Standby ＳＥＴＵＰ
ＥＳＣ Confirm １
Ｕｓｅｒ２ Select Item Writing to Writing
ｄｅｔａｉｌＥＮＴＥＲ EEPROM
Ｍ
Ｅ
Ｎ１
ＵＢａｒｃｏｄｅ
２
ＥＳＣ
Ｏｎｌｉｎｅ
Ｍ
Ｅ
Ｎ１
ＵＰｒｉｎｔｅｒ
２
ＥＳＣＰｒｉｎｔ
ｏｒｄｅｒ
Ｍ
Ｅ
Ｎ
Ｕ１
Ｔｒａｎｓ
ＥＳＣｏｒｄｅｒ
ＡＢＮｍａｒｋ２
ｒａｎｋ
Ｍ
Ｅ
Ｎ１
Ｕ End Adjusting
ＰａｃｋｉｎｇＳＴＯＰ
ｍｏｄｅ
ＭＥＮＵ
２
Ｐｒｉｎｔ Printing ＳＴＯＰ
ＥＳＣｓｅｔｕｐ End Printing
１ＳＴＯＰ
Aging
Processing
１ＡＧＩＮＧ Selection
ＥＮＴＥＲ
２ＨＡＲＤ
ＡＤＪＵＳＴＴＥＳＴＥＳＣ
ＳＴＯＰＥＳＣ２
ＥＳＣＵＮＩＴ Select ＥＳＣ
ＡＣＴＩＯＮ Unit ＥＮＴＥＲ Action Item
ＭＥＮＵ
ＥＳＣ
ＭＥＮＵ
１
ＳＥＮＳＯＲ Select ＥＳＣ
ＳＴＯＰ Unit
Second Page ＥＮＴＥＲ Message Item
ＥＳＣ
ＥＳＣ
２
ＬＥＤ＆
ＢＵＺＺＥＲ Processing
MENU on the ＴＥＳＴ
Last Page ＳＴＯＰ
To Next Page
ＥＮＴＥＲＥＮＴＥＲ
２
１
ＰＵＬＳＥ Select − Select − Adjust
＆ＥＳＣＰｕｌｓｅ Unit Action Pulse
ＬＥＤＡｄｊｕｓｔＥＳＣ(No change）
ＥＳＣＥＳＣ
ＥＳＣ(Any change）
Confirm １
Writing to Writing
EPROM
２ＥＮＴＥＲ
Ｐｕｌｓｅ
Ｅｄｉｔ Select − ＥＳＣ Enter Pulse ＥＮＴＥＲ
Unit
ＥＳＣ(No change）
ＥＳＣ
ＥＮＴＥＲ(Any change）
Confirm １
Writing to Writing
EEPROM
ＭＥＮＵ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
ＬＥＤ Select View the A/D
１ Item Preparation counters ＳＴＯＰ
ＡＤＪＵＳＴ
ＥＳＣ
２ Confirm
ＳＴＲＩＰ Auto-Adjust Writing to Writing
ＭＡＲＫ１
EEPROm
ＡＤＪＳＵＴ
０
ＭＥＮＵ
１
Ｈａｎｄｒｉｎｇ
Ａｄｊｕｓｔ Time Table
ＥＳＣ
ＳＴＯＰ
１
ＢＣＲ Wait for Wait for Port
driving pulse ＳＴＡＲＴＳＴＡＲＴ
ｔｅｓｔ１ Sending
Ｍ being enterd
ＥＳＴＯＰ
ＮＳＴＯＰ
Ｕ
ＭＥＮＵ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
１
Enter ＥＮＴＥＲＳＴＡＲＴ
ＥＳＣ CALIBRATION Select Item − Standby Calibration
Cal.Value
ＥＳＣ
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1.2 Operation Flow (2/2 page)
Initialize
ＳＴＯＰ Described
on the Previous Page
ＭＥＮＵ
1/4
Page 2 ＭＥＮＵ
１
Confirm １
Ａｕｔｉｏｎ receiving OK Writing to Writing
ｎｅｔ EEPROM
ＳＴＯＰ
０
２ＡＬＬ
Print ＳＹＳＴＥＭＳＴＯＰ
parameter ＥＮＴＥＲ
ＣＡＬ
ＳＥＱＵＥＮＣＥ
ＣＯＬＯＲ End Printing
Select Printing
Ｓｔｒｉｐ Test Strip Type
ＥＳＣ
Ｉｔｅｍ Select
ＥＳＣ Test Strip Item
ＳＴＯＰＥＳＣ
Page 3 ＭＥＮＵ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
１１ Confirm １ Reconfirm ２
Select Writing to Writing
ＭｅａｓｕｒｅＲａｎｋ Writing to
Item EEPROM EEPROM
ｉｎｆｏｔｙｐｅ
ＥＳＣ
００
ＥＳＣＥＮＴＥＲ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
Select Changed Screen
Item Threshold １
Ｉｔｅｍ２
ｉｎｆｏＥＳＣ２ＥＮＴＥＲ
ＥＳＣ
S.G. Changed Screen
ＥＳＣ
correct
Confirm
Writing Writing to
１ EEPROM ＭＥＮＵ
ＥＳＣＥＮＴＥＲ
ＥＳＣ０ CAL value
Changed Screen
１
ＭＥＮＵ
ＥＳＣ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
Ｃｏｌｏｒ１ Changed Screen
ｔｏｎｅ
Confirm ＥＮＴＥＲ
Writing Writing to
１ EEPROM
Turbidity ２０
/Hb
ＥＳＣ Changed Screen
ＥＳＣ
ＥＳＣ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
２
Ｓｙｓｔｅｍ Changed Screen
Ｍｅａｓｕｒｅ１
ｏｐｔｉｏｎ
Confirm ＥＮＴＥＲ
Writing Writing to
１ EEPROM
Ｐｒｏｇｒａｍ２０
ｃｈｅｃｋ Changed Screen
ＥＳＣ
ＥＳＣ
ＭＥＮＵ
１
ＥＮＴＥＲ Confirm
Ｅｄｉｔ１ Changed Screen Writing to Writing
ｒａｃｋＩＤ EEPROM
ＥＳＣ
ＥＮＴＥＲ
ＳＴＯＰ０
Page 4 ＭＥＮＵ
End Initializing
００
ＥＥＰＲＯＭ１
ＭＥＮＵｉｎｉｔ Select ＥＮＴＥＲ
Initialize Item Confirm １ Reconfirm ２
ＥＳＣ Initializing
ＳＴＯＰ Initializing Initializing
End Initializing
００
１
ＥＥＰＲＯＭＥＮＴＥＲ
Select
init(AFC) Confirm １ Reconfirm ２
ＥＳＣ Applicable Initializing
Initializing Initializing
country
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2. Outline
The Service mode provides the following features:
Features Menu Item Names Descriptions
User setup User set up Provides the setup items that should be set
upon delivery.
System adjustment Adjust Performs system adjustments and operation
tests during production or after unit replacement
in the field.
Information entry via Aution Net Enables calibration curve information editing via
computer a computer.
Analyzer status printout Print parameter Prints information on analyzer status.
Measurement information Measure info Enables measurement information editing
including calibration curves, items, color tones,
and turbidity/Hb threshold.
System options System option Provides the factory default items and other
setup items.
Analyzer status EEPROM init Initializes the information in the EEPROM.
initialization
Analyze status initialization EEPROM init( AFC) Initializes the information in the EEPRM (AFC)
The following table shows the screen hierarchy in the Service mode:
User set up User ←Same as the items in the measurement mode
User detail
Barcode
Online
Printer
Print order
Trans order
ABN mark rank
Packing mode
Print set up
Adjust Hard test Aging
Unit action
Sensor
LED & buzzer test
Pulse & LED Pulse adjust
Pulse edit
LED adjust
Strip mark adjust
Handring adjust
BCR test1
Calibration
Aution net
Print parameter
Measure info Rank type
Item info
Color tone
Turbidity/Hb
System option Measure
Program check
Edit rack ID
Eeprom Init.
Eeprom Init.(AFC)
The structure of the menu screens and the key functions are the same as those in the Operation
mode.
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3. Basic Operations in the Service Mode

This section explains how to enter and exit the Service mode and how to work with several types of
screens you will often see in that mode.
3.1 Entering the Service Mode Just After Power-up

1 ) Hold down STOP and turn on the power to display the screen shown below. Enter -4280- and
press ENTER.
AX-4280 V01.00
Password <******>
2 ) The analyzer will access the Service mode and display the Service mode menu screen.
1:User set up 1/4

2:Adjust
If a problem arises, one of the following warning messages will appear:
n EEPROM trouble
T001 Trouble!(ENTER)
EEPROM Defective
This problem results from, for example, a main ROM upgrade. In this case, DO NOT use any
functions other than EEPROM init. If you encounter this problem without changing the ROM,
a program error or a circuit board electric error may have occurred.
n Power down
E002 Error! (ENTER)
Power down
This problem may result from a power failure during measurement.
n Backup voltage trouble

E003 Error! (ENTER)
Back up voltage
Stop
OK(STOP)
This problem arises if the backup battery, which maintains measurement results, is low on
voltage. If this happens, leave the power on for a while to charge the battery. Press ENTER to
display the stop confirmation screen.
NOTE: Pressing STOP at this point will delete all backup data.
n Backup data trouble

E004 Error! (ENTER)
Back up voltage
This problem arises if the backup data, including measurement results, has been damaged.
This problem can result from a program error or a circuit board electric error. Press ENTER to
display the stop confirmation screen.
NOTE: Pressing STOP at this point will delete all backup data.
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n New version
E001 Error! (ENTER)
New version
You will see this message if the main ROM has been upgraded. Press ENTER to display the
stop confirmation screen. NOTE: Pressing STOP at this point will delete all backup data.
n Incorrect version
CPU wrong version
This problem results from an incompatibility problem between the main ROM and sub CPU. If
this message appears before upgrades are made, a program error or circuit board electric error
has occurred.
n Communications trouble
Communication A/D
Communication FDC
Communication RSC
Communication PMC1
Communication PMC2
This problem arises if the main CPU cannot communicate with other CPUs because of a circuit
board electric error.
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3.2 Entering the Service Mode from the Ready Screen

1 ) On the Ready screen, enter -4280-.
ｿｸﾃｲﾃﾞｷﾏｽ 12:34

ｼｹﾝｼ 9 U B NO.0001
If this does not set the analyzer in the Service mode, press any numeric key once and enter
-4280- again.
2 ) The Service mode menu screen will appear.
1:User set up 1/4

2:Adjust
3.3 Exiting the Service Mode

1 ) On the Service mode menu screen, press STOP.
1:User set up 1/4

2:Adjust
2 ) The analyzer will initialize the system as it does at power-up.
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3 ) When initialization is completed, the analyzer will be ready for measurement.
ｿｸﾃｲﾃﾞｷﾏｽ 12:34

ｼｹﾝｼ 9 U B NO.0001
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3.4 Operating the Menu Screens

The screen shown below is a typical menu screen in the Service mode. All the screens whose
names are followed by menu screen in the later sections will look like this screen.
Current page/Total pages
Menu Item1
1:Selection1 2/4
Menu Item2
2:Selection
The available keys are listed below.
MENU: Proceeds to the next page, or returns to the first page if pressed on the last
page.
1: Chooses the menu item numbered 1.
2: Chooses the menu item numbered 2.
ESC: Exits the menu screen.
3.5 Operating the Selection Screens

The screen shown below is a typical selection screen in the Service mode. All the screens whose
names are followed by selection screen in the later sections will look like this screen. Available
options will appear enclosed in square brackets.
Title Option
Title [On ]
Select(-) OK(ENTER)
Key function (key name)

-: Displays the next option, or the first option if the last option has been displayed.
CE: Initializes the setting (returns to the status before - is pressed)
ENTER: Selects the currently displayed option.
ESC: Aborts your selection and exits the selection screen.
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3.6 Operating the Entry Screens

The screen shown below is a typical entry screen used to input numeric values in the Service mode.
All the screens whose names are followed by entry screen in the later sections will look like this
screen. The number of digits between angle brackets < > indicates how many digits you can enter.
The range will not appear if the upper and lower limits are not defined.
Title Blink
Title <11 >

(10-30) OK(ENTER)
Range Key function (key name)

Numeric keys: When a numeric key is pressed, the corresponding number will appear at the
right-most digit, shifting all the existing numbers one digit left. Digits shifted off
the left end (most significant end) will be lost.
CE: Initializes the value (returns to the value before the numeric key was pressed).
-: Adds a minus sign. Your operation will be ignored if the current entry is 0 or
when numbers smaller than 0 are not acceptable.
ENTER: Completes your entry. (If your entry is out of range, it will not be accepted and a
warning beep will sound.)
ESC: Aborts your entry and exits the entry screen.
3.7 Operating the Save Confirmation Screens

The screen shown below is a typical save confirmation screen in the Service mode. All the save
confirmation screens in the later sections will look like this screen. Choose 1 to make your changes
take effect (to store them in the EEPROM). Or, choose 0 to abort the changes and restore the
previous settings.
Save?
Yes(1)
The following screen will appear while the settings are being saved in the EEPROM. The previous
menu screen will appear again after processing is completed.
Writing
Please wait
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4. Operation for Each Function

4.1 Setting the User Setup Items (User set up)
The User set up menu screen contains the menu items listed below. It contains the functions and
setup items that are used upon delivery. When you have made any changes to the settings, other
than when choosing Packing mode and Print setup, the save confirmation screen will appear
following the last setup item. After confirmation, you will see the user setup menu screen again.
Menu Items Descriptions

User Sets items that are also available in the Operation mode.
User detail Sets measurement-related items.
Barcode Sets up the built-in Barcode Reader and defines the barcode reading
setup.
Online Sets communications, external output, and online items.
Printer Sets up the built-in printer, external printer, and print properties.
Print order Sets the print order.
Trans order Sets the transmission order.
ABN mark rank Sets the ranks of abnormal value marks for each item.
Packing mode Runs the packing operation.
Print set up Prints the information in User, User detail, Barcode, Online, and Printer
settings.
4.1.1 Operation Mode Setup Items (User set up - User)

Choose User to set the items to the same parameter setup items used in the Operation mode. The
default settings are shown in bold.
n Test Strip type selection (Strip)

Select the type of Test Strips you wish to use for measurement. Available options depend on the
type of the calibration curve you have specified.
n Measurement start No. update (Start No.)

Specify how measurement numbers should be updated. The available options are SEQ (sequence)
and INIT (reset to the default value).
n Measurement No. assignment (Assign No.)

Specify where the analyzer should assign measurement numbers, Port or Tube.
n Rack feeding (Rack feed)

Specify how the Sample Rack should be fed. The available operation are Loop and One way and
Upper and Lower and Up&Low.
n Data output format for normal samples (Sample data)

Specify the data output format for normal samples. The available options are CONC (concentration)
and Reflex (reflectance).
n Data output format for control (Control data)

Specify the data output format for control. The available options are CONC (concentration) and
Reflex (reflectance).
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4.1.2 Measurement Setup Items (User set up - User detail)

Choose User detail to define how measurements should be made. The default settings are shown in
bold.
■Language selection（Language）
Select a language you want to display from seven languages:「Japanese 」、
「 English」、
「 German」、
「 Spanish」、「 USA ( for IRIS) 」、「 Italian」、「French」。
Specific gravity correction (S.G. correct)
Specify whether to correct specific gravity values by PRO and GLU. The available options are On
(correct) and Off (not correct).
n SG calibration request interval (S.G. request)

Specify how many days should pass before the next SG calibration request is made at power-up.
Selecting 0 readies the analyzer automatically for measurement immediately after power-up.
Selecting a number other than 0 readies the analyzer for SG calibration only after the specified
number of days have passed since the last time the analyzer was calibrated. The analyzer cannot
perform measurements before SG calibration is completed successfully (the sub menu can be
accessed from the SG calibration ready status).
NOTE: If your entry is other than 0, the SG calibration LOW and HIGH Solutions are fixed to
1.005 and 1.035, respectively.
n Temperature correction (TEMP correct)

Specify whether to correct the temperature. The available options are On (correct) and Off (not
correct).
n ID change during measurement (Display ID)

Specify whether to display information on the type of measurement, measurement No, and ID
during measurement. The available options are On (display) and Off (not display).
n Rank mark format (Rank mark)

Select the output format of the rank mark, from +4, 4+, ++++, and ????.
n Abnormal value mark (ABN mark)

Specify the type of the abnormal value mark. The available options are Off (not mark), Item (items
only), and ALL (items and samples).
n Abnormal color detection (ABN color)

Specify whether to detect abnormal colors. The available options are On (detect) and Off (not
detect).
n SG correction limit error mark (S.G. limit mark)

Specify whether to print abnormal marks in the case that the specific gravity correction cannot be
done by PRO and GLU. The available options are On (print) and Off (not print).
n Lower limit for specific gravity (S.G. ABN low)

Specify the lower limit of acceptable specific gravity. The default is 0.995.
n Upper limit for specific gravity (S.G. ABN high)

Specify the upper limit of acceptable specific gravity. The default is 1.055.
n Upper limit for specific gravity (S.G. ABN high)

Specify the upper limit of acceptable specific gravity. The default is 1.055.
■ Improper dropping (Drop/strip miss)

In case of improper dropping, data can be printed out in the following three ways;
Data ：Data will be printed out
No data ： No data will be printed out.
Error ：Instrument will stop with indication of error on the display. (No data printed out)
Default：Data
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■ Movement of Sampler
Specify the movement of sam pler from five options: Loop, One way, Upper, Lower and UP&LOW,
4.1.3 Barcode Setup Items (User set up - Barcode)

Choose Barcode to define how the barcode reader should act. The default settings are shown in
bold.
n Use of built-in barcode reader (Reader)

Specify the use of built-in barcode reader. Three options are available;「Off」、「On」、「Port」.
When “Port” is selected, ID will be changed to Port number on display, printed data and external
output barcode.
n Action at reading error (BCR miss)

Specify how the analyzer should act in case of reading errors. The available options are Off (not
measure) and On (measure).
n Barcode starting digit (BC start digit)

Specify from which digit the barcode reader should read each bar code. The default is 1.
n Barcode reading digits (BC read digit)

Specify how many digits of each code the barcode reader should read. The default is 13.
n Use of Control IDs (Control ID use)

Specify whether to use Control IDs. The available options are Off (not use) and On (use).
n Control ID starting digit (ID start digit)

Specify from which digit the barcode reader should read each Control ID. The default is 1.
n Control ID reading digits (ID read digit)

Specify how many digits of each Control ID the barcode reader should read. The default is 13.
n Control L ID (L ID)
Specify the Control L ID. The default is ――――――――――――― .
n Control M ID (M ID)
Specify the Control M ID. The default is ――――――――――――― .
n Control H ID (H ID)
Specify the Control H ID. The default is ――――――――――――― .
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4.1.4 External Output/Online System Setup Items (User set up - Online)

Choose Online to define how the external output and online system should work. The default
settings are shown in bold.
n External output format (Aux format)

Specify the format of the external output. The available options are 4280, 4250, 4230, 4220 8A, and
4220 8B.
n External output baud rate (Aux baud rate)

Specify the baud rate of the external output. The available options are 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800,
and 9600.
n XON/XOFF (XON/OFF)
Specify whether to use the XON/XOFF protocol for the external output. The available options are
On (use) and Off (not use).
n External output communications (RS232C)

Select the type of the external output communication between One way and Two way.
n Online timeout 1 (O.L. time out 1)

For two-way communications, specify the maximum amount of time (in 0.1 seconds) the analyzer
should wait before receiving a response from the other device. The default is 40.
n Online timeout 2 (O.L. time out 2)

For two-way communications, specify the maximum amount of time (in 0.1 seconds) the analyzer
should wait before receiving the next block of text from the other device. The default is 200.
n ID response time (ID response)

Specify the maximum amount of time (in 0.1 seconds) the analyzer should wait from when it sends
an ID inquiry before receiving a response from the host. The default is 1800.
n Data timeout (Data time out)

Specify within how many seconds (in 0.1 seconds) the analyzer should send the next block of
measurement data. The default is 20.
n Online System for Normal Measurement (NORMAL online)

Specify whether to use the online system for Normal Measurement. The available options are On
(use) and Off (not use).
n Online system for STAT Measurement (STAT Online)

Specify whether to use the online system for STAT Measurement. The available options are On
n Data output through external output port (RS232C NORMAL,RS232C STAT,RS232C CTRL)
Specify whether to transmit data through the external output terminal during Normal, STAT, and
Control Measurements. The available options are On (output) and Off (not output).
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4.1.5 Printer Setup Items (User set up - Printer)

Choose Printer to define how the printer should act. The default settings are shown in bold.
n Temperature printout (Print TEMP)

Specify whether to print temperature information. The available options are On (print) and Off (not
print).
n Error list printout (Error list)

Specify what type of error list the printer should output. The available options are One day (list for
one day) and ALL (all lists).
n Date format (Date print type)

Specify the date format you want to use in each printout. The available options are YMD (year,
month, and day), DMY (day, month, and year), and MDY (month, day, and year).
n Copies (Copies)
Specify how many copies of measurement results the printer should print. The range is from 1 to 3.
The default is 1.
n Line feeds (Line feed)

Specify how many line feeds the built-in printer should add to the end of all measurement result
printouts. The range is from 0 to 9. The default is 5.
n Line feeds after measurement results (Data Line feed)

Specify how many line feeds the built-in printer should add to the end of each measurement result
printout. The range is from 0 to 9. The default is 0.
n Line feeds for the external printer (Prn2 line/page)

Specify how many lines the external printer should include in a page of measurement results. The
range is from 60 to 66. The default is 66.
n Output data for the built-in printer

Printer1 NORMAL, Printer1 STAT, Printer1 S.G., Printer1 CTRL, Printer1 CHECK, Printer1 other)
Specify whether to use the built-in printer for each Normal Measurement, STAT Measurement, SG
Calibration, Control Measurement, Check Measurement, and others. The available options are On
n Output data for the external printer (Printer2 NORMAL, Printer2 STAT, Printer2 CTRL, Printer2 CHECK)
Specify whether to use the external printer for each Normal, STAT, Control, and Check
Measurements. The available options are On (use) and Off (not use).
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4.1.6 Print/Transmission Order (User set up - Print order、Trans order)

Choose Print order or Trans order to determine the order of items to be output from the printer or
external output terminal, respectively. On the following screen, select the type of Test Strips:
Strip [9UB ]
S e l ect(-) OK(ENTER)
On the screen shown below, set the order of each item to be printed or transmitted. Press ENTER
to complete your setting and proceed to the next item setting. Setting 0 prohibits the item from being
printed or transmitted.
Item name Order
GLU <01>
OK(ENTER)
When all the items have been assigned to an order, the save confirmation screen will appear. After
confirmation, you will see the User setup menu screen again. If the assignment has not been made
correctly (for example, if two or more items have the same number), a beep will sound and the User
setup menu screen will appear again.
4.1.7 Rank of Abnormal Value Mark (User set up - ABN mark rank)
Specify the rank of Abnormal Value mark to be printed for each item.（１−１６）
Press ESC to delete the previous setting, and go to User setup menu. Use Enter key to
specify the rank for each item. If you need to set a rank again, move to confirmation
display, and to User setup menu.
Item name
GLU <04>
OK(ENTER)
4.1.8 Packing Operation (User set up - Packing mode)

Choose Packing mode to draw the solution from the pumps and move the nozzle to the fixed
position. (Before drawing the solution, remove the Washing Solution Bottle. Otherwise, the bottle will
be filled with the solution). After the packing operation is completed, the screen shown below will
appear. Press STOP to initialize the system and go back to the User setup menu screen.
Please turn off

Stop(STOP)
4.1.9 User Setup Settings Printout (User set up - Print set up)
Choose Print set up to print all the settings made through the User setup menu screen (other than
print/transmission order and abnormal value mark rank). After printing is completed, the User setup
menu screen will appear again.
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4.2 Adjusting the System (Adjust)

The Adjust menu screen contains three menu items: Hard test (system operation test), Pulse & LED
(pulse and LED adjustment), and Calibration (calibration).
4.2.1 System Operation Test (Adjust - Hard test)

Choose Hard test to test system operation. The Hard test menu screen contains four menu items:
Aging, Unit action, Sensor, and LED & buzzer test.
4.2.1.1 Aging (Adjust - Hard test - Aging)

Choose Aging to run an aging test. After all the systems are initialized, the screen shown below will
appear. Press - several times until the desired aging option appears. Press ENTER to start aging.
Press ESC to go back to the Hard test menu screen.
Aging [Strip carry1]
Select(-) OK(ENTER)
During aging other than Test Strip carrier aging (two types) and sampler aging, the screen shown
below will appear. After aging the system for a certain period of time, press STOP to stop operation.
The analyzer will then initialize the system and display the Hard test menu screen again.
Now aging
Stop(STOP)
There are seven types of aging tests as listed below.

n Test Strip carrier aging (With sampling and optical metering)) (Strip carry1)
This aging test repeatedly carries out a sequence of actions: the Feeder/Carrier Hand carries a Test
Strip, the nozzle takes the sample, and the Optical Block measures it. During aging, the analyzer
will indicate the number of Test Strips successfully drawn out in a sequence and the total number of
sequences carried out, as shown below. Press STOP to stop aging.
n Test Strip carrier aging (Without sampling and optical metering) (Strip carry2)
This aging test lets the Feeder/Carrier Hand carry Test Strips continuously. During aging, the
analyzer will indicate the number of Test Strips drawn out successfully in a sequence and the total
number of sequences carried out. Press STOP to stop aging.
Now aging
0100/0100 Stop(STOP)
Success in a sequence/Total sequences
n Nozzle aging (Rack port) (Nozzle(Rack))

The nozzle performs sample mixture/drawing and sampling continuously. Press STOP to stop
aging.
n Nozzle aging (STAT Port) (Nozzle(STAT))

The nozzle performs sample mixture/drawing and sampling continuously using the STAT Port.
Press STOP to stop aging.
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n Sampler aging (Sampler)

The analyzer feeds holes of the Rack one by one. Simultaneously it reads the barcode labels and
detects the type of Rack and the Sample Tubes. The upper line of the screen shows the type of
Rack, reading hole number, and result of Sample Tube detection (o: found, x: not found). The lower
line of the screen shows the Rack ID and Barcode ID reading data (this aging test works
regardless of whether the analyzer is equipped with a built-in barcode reader or not). Press
STOP to stop aging. For the Rack type indication, NORMAL indicates the normal Rack with (or
without) IDs, Start indicates the start Rack, and STAT/Ctl indicates the STAT Control Rack.
Sample Tube ( ○ :Found, ×:Not found ）
Rack type Hole No.
N O R M A L 05 Tube:o
ID : 08 01245789012
Rack ID Barcode information
n Sample Tube presence detection aging (Tube on)

Place Sample Tubes in all the holes on the Rack. The analyzer will continuously examine whether
or not each hole has a Sample Tube. Press STOP to stop the test. If an empty hole is detected, the
test will stop.
n Sample Tube absence detection aging (Tube off)

Leave all the holes on the Rack empty. The analyzer will continuously examine whether or not each
hole has a Sample Tube. Press STOP to stop the test. If an tube presence status is detected, the
test will stop.
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4.2.1.2 Unit Action (Adjust - Hard test - Unit action)

Choose Unit action to monitor a specific operation of an individual unit in the analyzer. To do this:
1 ) Press - to select the unit you want to monitor. (The unit will then be initialized.) Press ESC to
proceed.
2 ) Press - to select an operation you want the unit to perform. (The unit will perform the operation
immediately.) To go back to unit selection, press ESC.
l Only the minimum initialization is done here. Before performing an individual unit
operation, move all other units off the course of the operation to avoid damage to the
units.
l To let a unit perform different operations continuously, return the unit to the initial
position before starting the next operation.
The following table lists the units and the operations that you can monitor individually:
n Feeder
Init ：Initial position
R END ：Position of right side of Test Strips when they are fed.
Part L: ：Position of left side of Test Strips
Sensor ：Position detecting the side of Test Strips and if there are Test Strips in the
Feeder
StpOut ：Position detecting Test Strips when they are fed upside down.
n Nozzle
Rack FB ：Rack Port sample drawing position (front and back)
Rack UD ：Rack Port sample drawing position (up and down)
STAT FB ：STAT Port sample drawing position (front and back)
STAT UD ：STAT Port sample drawing position (up and down)
Drop FB ：Sampling start position (front and back)
Drop UD S ：Sampling start position (up and down)
Drop UD E ：Sampling end position (up and down)
Wash FB ：Washing position (front and back)
Wash FB ：Washing position (up and down)
n Rack (Rack Sampler)

Meas1st ：Sending lever beginning position
CarrySend ：Return lever sending-out position
Hole Send ：Sending lever 1-port feeding
n Hand (carrier)
Send ：Test Strip sending-out position
Step ：50-msec advance
n Pump (Sampling/washing pumps)

Samp pump ：Sampling pump up/down driving
Wash pump ：Washing pump up/down driving
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4.2.1.3 Sensor Status Indication (Adjust - Hard test - Sensor)

Choosing Sensor provides information on the status of each sensor. You can check to see if the
sensors electrically function. To do this:
1 ) Press - to select the unit that has a sensor you wish to monitor. Press ESC to proceed.
2 ) Press - to select the sensor you wish to monitor. You will see the screen shown below, indicating
the status of the sensor at the left of the lower line. For Transmission Sensors, 0 indicates
transmission and 1 indicates light shielding. For Reflection Sensors, 0 indicates reflection and 1
indicates other status. The Rack ID (Meas Rgt) is regarded as a reflection 5-bit sensor. To go
back to the unit selection, press ESC.
Feeder [Encoder A ]
PI:1 Select(-)
The following table lists the units and the sensors you can monitor:
n Feeder
Encoder A ：Encoder photo A (transmission)
Encoder B ：Encoder photo B (transmission)
Init ：Feeder origin (transmission)
Strip ：To detect whether Test Strips are in the Feeder.
Strip FB ：To detect the side of Test Strips
n Nozzle
UD init ：Nozzle up/down origin (upper edge) (transmission)
Wash lock ：Washing bath interlock (transmission)
FB init ：Nozzle back-and-forth origin (back edge) (transmission)
S pump init ：Pump origin (transmission)
W pump init ：Washing pump origin (transmission)
Wash Btl ：Out-of-Washing Solution detection (reflection)
STAT port ：STAT set position (transmission)
n Hand (Test Strip Carrier Hand)

Init ：Handling origin (transmission)
Hand strip ：Test Strip presence at sampling position detection (reflection)
Hand tray ：Full disposal tray detection (transmission)
n Optical (Optical Block)

Init ：Optical Block origin (transmission)

Meas init ：Sending lever origin (transmission)
Carry init ：Return lever origin (transmission)
Port ：Port position detection (transmission)
Meas R ：Rack ID (right of the measurement side) (reflection 5-bit)
Meas L ：Rack detection B (left of the measurement side) (reflection)
Carry L ：Rack detection C (left of the return side) (reflection)
Carry R ：Rack detection D (right of the measurement side) (reflection)
Tube ：Sample Tube detection (reflection)
Ready In ：ＲＥＡＤＹ signal（From upstream instrument instrument, Signal ON:１）
Start In ：ＳＴＡＲＴ signal（From downstream instrument, Signal ON:1１）
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4.2.1.4 LED Buzzer Test (Adjust - Hard test - LED & buzzer test)
Choose LED & buzzer test to check the operations concerning the Ready status, measurement,
error trouble LEDs, buzzer, and hand-held barcode reader. This test enables the analyzer to accept
input signals from the hand-held barcode reader. The LEDs will blink, and the alarm sound for one
minute. Press STOP to turn off the LEDs and alarm, and go back to the Hard test menu screen.
HBR <------------->
Stop(STOP)
4.2.2 Pulse and LED Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED)

Choose Pulse & LED to adjust the systems. The Pulse & LED menu screen contains six menu
items: Pulse adjust (pulse adjustment), Pulse edit (pulse input), LED adjust (LED light amount
adjustment), Strip mark adjust (Optical Block travel auto-adjustment), Handling adjust (carrier speed
adjustment), BCR test1 (built-in barcode stop reading adjustment).
4.2.2.1 Pulse Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse & LED - Pulse adjust)

Choose Pulse adjust to fine-tune the current driving positions of each unit. You can move the unit to
the desired position using the keys, in order to save the number of pulses that defines the position.
To do so:
1 ) Select a unit you want to move. The unit will then be initialized.
2 ) Select the driving position you want to adjust. The unit will move to the position and the screen
shown below will appear.
R ight END <1165>
OK(ENTE
To adjust the pulses, press 7 to add 1 pulse, 4 to subtract 1 pulse, 9 to add 10 pulses, and 6 to
subtract 10 pulses. For Wash FB (nozzle washing position, forward and rear), press 5 to raise
the nozzle 10 pulses, and 8 to lower it 10 pulses. Press ENTER to complete your entry and go
to the driving position selection screen. To abort your changes, press ESC to go to the driving
position selection screen. The following table lists the units and the driving positions you can
adjust by pulses:
n Feeder
Right END ：Position of right side of Test Strips when they are fed.
Part L ：Position of left side of Test Strips
Feeder.
Strip out ：Position detecting Test Strips when they are fed upside down.
n Nozzle
Rack FB ：Nozzle Rack Port sample drawing position (front and back)
Rack UD ：Nozzle Rack Port sample drawing position (up and down)
STAT FB ：Nozzle STAT Port sample drawing position (front and back)
STAT UD ：Nozzle STAT Port sample drawing position (up and down)
Drop FB ：Nozzle sampling start position (front and back)
Drop UD S ：Nozzle sampling start position (up and down)
Drop UD E ：Nozzle sampling end position (up and down)
Wash FB ：Nozzle washing position (front and back)
Wash UD ：Nozzle washing position (up and down)

（Without upstream instrument, to the right）
（With upstream instrument, to the right）
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As exceptions, selecting Test Strip presence/side detection position or Sampler measurement-side

lever beginning position will display the following screens respectively:
n Test Strip presence/side detection position

The analyzer will wait for you to set a Test Strip. Press START to view the results in real time: ST
indicates whether a Test Strip is found or not (PI), while FB indicates whether the strip is set right
side (PI).
Set strip
OK(START) Stop(STOP)
Sensor <0016>
ST:1 FB:1 OK(ENTER)
n Sampler measurement-side lever beginning position

The following screen will appear, indicating the status of 1-port sending detection PI:
Meas1st <0016>
PI:1 OK(ENTER)
Note
Adjustment of front-side lever on the sampler should be made under a condition that settings for
Sampler hardware and rack sending have be made properly）
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4.2.2.2 Pulse Input(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - Pulse edit)

Choose Pulse edit to specify the driving positions of each individual unit and save it. The following
table lists the units and their driving positions you can specify by pulses:
n Feeder
Right END ：Position of right side of Test Strips when they are fed.
Part L ：Position of left side of Test Strips
Feeder.
Strip out ：Position detecting Test Strips when they are fed upside down.
Detect ：Jam detection (abnormal rotation encoder counter)
Recover ：Jam recovery actions
OutTry ：Test Strip draw-out actions
OutShake ：To-and-fro movements when drawing out Test Strips
Back Pls ：To-and-fro movement pulses when drawing out Test Strips
Shake count ：To-and-fro movements when carrying Test Strips
n Nozzle
Rack FB ：Rack Port sample drawing position (front and back)
Rack UD ：Rack Port sample drawing position (up and down)
STAT FB ：STAT Port sample drawing position (front and back)
STAT UD ：STAT Port sample drawing position (up and down)
Drop FB ：Sampling start position (front and back)
Drop UD S ：Sampling start position (up and down)
Drop UD E ：Sampling end position (up and down)
Wash FB ：Washing position (front and back)
Wash UD ：Washing position (up and down)
n Rack (Rack sampler)

（Without downstream instrument, to the right）
（With downstream instrument, to the left）
n Opt (Optical Block)

Opt move pls ：Optical Block driving distance
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4.2.2.3 Light Amount Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust)

Choose LED Adjust to adjust the Optical Block, specific gravity meter, and turbidity/Hb meters. The
LED Adjust selection screen contains 4 items: ALL LED (all LEDs), OPT (Optical Block LED), S.G.
(specific gravity meter), Turb/Hb (turbidity and Hb meters).
4.2.2.3.1 All LEDs (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - ALL LED )
Optical Block LED (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - OPT)
Choose ALL LED to continuously view the A/D counters for all LEDs. Choose OPT to view the A/D
counters for wavelengths, dark, and temperature sensor. The following keys are available:
MENU: Changes the wavelength used for A/D counter display.

430nm 500nm 760nm Transmission 945nm
430:41024 500:40923 760:40210 Pad:00510

565:40897 635:39987 Drk : 0 0 5 4 9 T m p : 2 1 4 3 0
565nm Dark Optical Block temperature
635nm
The following screens can be viewed only when ALL LED is selected:
SG Ch1 SG Ch1 Dark 660nm Transmission 660nm transmission dark
Ch1:21024 Ch1d:22323 6 6 0 T R:40210 Dk:00510

Ch2:19897 Ch2d:21487 6 6 0 S C:00549 Dk:00430
SG Ch2 SG Ch2 Dark 660nm sc scattered 660nm scatter dark
565 transmit 565transmit dark
565TR:40210 Dk:00510
S.G.tmp:0764
SG meter temperature
STOP: Displays the LED Adjust selection screen after system initialization.
CE: Initializes the Optical Block position.
START: Changes the position for the transmission 945-nm light amount adjustment (The
Optical Meter must have been moved to the initial position.)
CHECK: On the screen shown below, pressing START carries a Check Strip from the feeder
to the Optical Block. (The Optical Beter must have been moved to the initial
position.) Pressing STOP displays the A/D counter screen.
Set check strip
Numeric keys: Pressing 4, 5, or 6 moves the Optical Block 1, 10, or 100 pulses frontward,
respectively. Pressing 7, 8, or 9 moves the Optical Block 1, 10, or 100 pulses
backward, respectively.
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4.2.2.3.2 SG Meter LED Adjustment with Sample Drawing

(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - S.G.)
Choose S.G. to adjust the light amount and optical axis of the specific gravity meter. Place a
Sample Tube containing a sample on the STAT Port. The nozzle will draw the sample until filling the
specific gravity cell. You will see the A/D counters of channels 1 and 2 appearing alternately on the
screen. When S.G. is chosen, the screen shown below will appear after the system initializes itself.
Set sol on STAT port
Place a Sample Tube containing a sample on the STAT Port, and press START to let the nozzle
draw the sample. You will see the screens shown below. Press MENU to switch between these
screens. Press STOP to go back to the LED Adjust selection screen after the system initializes
itself.
SG meter temperature
SG Ch1 SG Ch1Dark
Ch1:21024 Ch1d:22323 S.G.tmp:0764

Ch2:19897 Ch2d:21487
SG Ch2 SG Ch2 Dark
4.2.2.4Turbidity/Hb Meter LED Adjustment with Sample Drawing

(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - LED Adjust - Turb/Hb)
Choose Turb/Hb to adjust the light amount of the turbidity and Hb meters. Place a Sample Tube
containing a sample on the STAT Port. The nozzle will then draw the sample until filling the cell with
the Calibration Solution. You will see the 660-nm transmitted light (660TR), 660-nm scattered light
(CS), and 565-nm transmitted light (565TR) A/D counters on the screen. When Turb/Hb is selected,
the screen shown below will appear after the system initializes itself.
Set sol on STAT port
Place a Sample Tube containing a sample on the STAT Port, and press START to let the nozzle
draw the sample. You will see the screens shown below. Press MENU to switch between these
screens. Press STOP to go back to the LED Adjust selection screen after the system initializes
itself.
565 transmit 565transmit dark
660nm transmit 660nm transmit dark
6 6 0 T R: 4 0 2 1 0 D k : 0 0 5 1 0 565TR:40210 Dk:00510
6 6 0 S C:00549 Dk:00430 S.G.tmp:0764
660nm scattered 660nm scattered dark SG meter temperature
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4.2.2.5 Optical Block Travel Adjustment

(Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - Strip mark adjust)
Choose Strip mark adjust to automatically adjust the Optical Block drive distance. After the system
initializes itself, the analyzer will carry five Test Strips from the feeder, and measure where the black
maker is on each strip.
Current New Difference between
value value Max. & Min.
3823 -> 3844 R:008

Save(1) Stop(0)
1:3823 2:3820 3:3831
4:3825 5:3822
4.2.2.6 Carrier Speed Adjustment (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - Handring adjust)

Choose Handling adjust to adjust the speed of the carrier. After the system initializes itself, the
handring will go around starting from the initial position and you will see how long it takes to
complete the travel on the screen shown below. To make another measurement, press START.
Press STOP to quit the measurement and go back to the Pulse & LED menu screen.
2578msec,one more?
Yes(START) No(STOP)
4.2.2.7 Barcode Test Drive (Adjust - Pulse ＆ LED - BCR Test1)
Choose BCR Test1 to drive the Rack to the specified position for a built-in barcode reader test.
(NOTE: This test does not control barcode processing.) After the system initializes itself, the
screen shown below will appear. Specify how far the barcode should be shifted in pulse (0.05
mm/pulse).
1st move pulse <145>
Ok(START) Stop(STOP)
On the screen above, press START to drive the Rack measurement-side lever as you have
specified in pulses. The screen shown below then will appear. Or, press STOP to go back to the
Pulse & LED menu screen.
Send hole?
Yes(START) No(STOP)
On the screen above, press START to drive the measurement-side lever 400 pulses (1-hole width).
Press STOP to go back to the Pulse & LED menu screen.
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4.2.3 Calibration (Adjust - Calibration)

Choose Calibration to calibrate the turbidity and Hb meters. You can use the same procedure for
both calibrations. First, select the unit you want to calibrate between Turb (turbidity meter) and Hb
(Hb meter). Depending on your selection, one of the screens shown below will appear. Enter the
Calibration Solution value and press ENTER.
Standard <0.100>
O K ( E N T E R ) (Turbidity)
Standard <100>
O K ( E N T E R ) (Hb)
The screen shown below will appear. Set the Calibration Solution on the STAT Port and press
START to start calibration. To quit calibration, press STOP.
Start calibration?
Yes(START) No(STOP)
When START is pressed, the system will initialize itself and then the analyzer will draw the
Calibration Solution, perform the calibration, and go to the item selection screen.
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4.3 Calibration Information Set Using a Computer (Aution net)

Choose Aution net to set calibration information using a computer connected to the external output
terminal. The following screen will appear, indicating the analyzer is now receiving information. To
return to the menu screen, press STOP.
Connecting
Stop(STOP)
When the analyzer has received the information successfully, the save confirmation screen will
appear. To make the new information take effect (to store it in the EEPROM), press 1. To abort the
information, press 0.
Save?
Yes(1) No(0)
4.4 Analyzer Status Printout (Print parameter)

Choose Print parameter to print information that exists in the EEPROM. This information includes
System (system setup), User (user setup), Strip (Test Strip), Item (Test Strip items), CAL
(calibration), Sequence (drive pulses), and Color (color tone). Out of these items, you can select
one to be printed. Or, select ALL which prints all these items.
After Print parameter is selected, the print items listed above will appear. Press hyphen several
times until the desired item appears, and press ENTER. The screen shown below will appear and
the corresponding information will be printed. If you have selected Strip or Item, you need to select
the Test Strip type or item before printing.
Now printing
Stop(STOP)
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4.5 Measurement Information Setting (Measure info)

Use Measure info to define detailed information about calibration curves, Test Strip items, color tone,
and turbidity/Hb.
Items Descriptions
Rank type Calibration curve
Item info Test Strip items
Color tone Color tone
Turbidity / Hb Turbidity and Hb
4.5.1 Calibration Curve Information (Measure info - Rank type)

Choose Rank type to specify the calibration curve information. Note that setting new calibration
information will delete all backup data. The following table lists the possible options and
acceptable Test Strips:
Sales area Rank display Concentration Test Strips Remarks Option names
compatibility unit
1 Japan AX-4280 Common use (mg/dl) 9UB,8UA,8UB,7UA,7UB, J AX4280 mg
(AJ-4270) 5UA, 5UB,4UA,10EA
2 Other than Japan AX-4280 Common use (mg/dl) 10EA Different from 1 only in the W AX4280 mg
(general) (AJ-4270) acceptable Test Strips
3 China and other AX-4280 SI (mmol/l) 10EA The concentration of 2 is W AX4280 SI
countries (general) (AJ-4270) converted into SI.
4 Japan SA-4230 Common use 9UB,8UA,8UB,7UA,7UB, J SA4230 mg
(mg/dl) 5UA,5UB,4UA,10EA
5 Japan SA-4220 Common use (mg/dl) 9UB,8UA,8UB,7UA,7UB, Uriflet S specifications rank J SA4220S mg
5UA, 5UB,4UA,10EA
6 M Company SA-4220 Common use (mg/dl) 9UB Uriflet A specifications rank M SA4220A mg
7 M Company SA-4220 SI (mmol/l) 9UB The concentration of 6 is M SA4220A SI

converted into SI.
8 IRIS AX-4280 Common use 9EB Different from 1 only in the ［I AX4280 mg］
(AJ-4270) (mg/dl) acceptable Test Strips
AX-4280 J AX4280 mg W AX4280 mg W AX4280 SI

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
GLU Semi-quantitative symbol NORMAL +- +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4 +4
(mg/dl) 30 50 70 100 150 200 300 500 1000 OVER
(mmol/l) 1.7 2.8 3.9 5.6 8.3 11 17 28 56 OVER
PRO Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +- +1 +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 10 20 30 50 70 100 200 300 600 OVER
(g/l) 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.5 0.7 1.0 2.0 3.0 6.0 OVER
BIL Semi-quantitative symbol - +1 +1 +2 +2 +2 +3 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 0.5 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 OVER
(umol/l) 8.5 17 34 50 70 100 140 170 OVER
URO Semi-quantitative symbol NORMAL +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 2 3 4 6 8 12 OVER
(umol/l) 34 50 70 100 140 200 OVER
PH Value 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0
BLD Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3
(mg/dl) 0.03 0.06 0.1 0.2 0.5 1.0 OVER
(mg/l) 0.3 0.6 1.0 2.0 5.0 10.0 OVER
KET Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4 +4
(mg/dl) 10 20 40 60 80 100 150 OVER
(mmol/l) 1 2 4 6 8 10 15 OVER
NIT Semi-quantitative symbol - +1 +2
LEU Semi-quantitative symbol NEG.
(Leu/ul) 25 75 250 500
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The AX-4280 is different from the SA-4250 in that the NEG. in LEU is a semi-quantitative sign instead of a
concentration value and each concentration value is rounded to a whole number.
Each rank in the shaded area can have an abnormal value mark. (PH will not have an abnormal value
mark.)
SA-4230 J SA4230 mg
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
GLU Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4 +4
(mg/dl) 30 50 70 100 150 200 300 500 1000 OVER
(mg/dl) 10 20 30 50 70 100 200 300 600 OVER
(mg/dl) 0.5 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 OVER
URO Semi-quantitative symbol NORMAL +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 12.0 OVER
PH Value 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0
(mg/dl) 0.03 0.06 0.10 0.20 0.50 1.00 OVER
KET Semi-quantitative symbol - +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4 +4
(mg/dl) 10 20 40 60 80 100 150 OVER
LEU Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +1 +2 +3
Each rank in the shaded area can have an abnormal value mark. (PH will not have
an abnormal value mark.)
SA-4220 Uriflet S J SA4220S mg

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
GLU Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4 +4
(mg/dl) 30 50 70 100 150 200 300 500 1000 ^^^^
(mg/dl) 10 20 30 50 70 100 200 300 400 ^^^^
(mg/dl) 0.5 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 ^^^^
URO Semi-quantitative symbol +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 12.0 ^^^^
PH Value 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0
(mg/dl) 0.03 0.06 0.10 0.20 0.50 1.00 ^^^^
KET Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 10 20 30 45 60 80 ^^^^
LEU ( /ul) - 25 75 250 500
Each rank in the shaded area can have an abnormal value mark. (PH will not have
an abnormal value mark.)
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SA-4220 Uriflet A M SA4220A mg M SA4220A SI

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
GLU Semi-quantitative symbol - - +- +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4 +4
(mg/dl) 0 10 30 50 70 100 150 200 300 500 1000 ^^^^
(mmol/l) 0.0 0.6 1.7 2.8 3.9 5.6 8.3 11.0 17.0 28.0 56.0 ^^^^
PRO Semi-quantitative symbol - - +- +- +1 +1 +1 +2 +2 +2 +3 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 0 5 10 20 30 50 70 100 150 200 250 300 400 ^^^^
(g/l) 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.20 0.30 0.50 0.70 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 4.00 ^^^^
BIL Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 0.0 0.2 0.5 1.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 10.0 ^^^^
(umol/l) 0.0 3.4 8.5 17.0 34.0 70.0 100.0 170.0 ^^^^
URO Semi-quantitative symbol +- +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 0.2 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 12.0 ^^^^
(umol/l) 3.4 17.0 34.0 50.0 70.0 100.0 140.0 200.0 ^^^^
PH Value 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0
(mg/dl) 0.00 0.03 0.06 0.10 0.20 0.50 1.00 ^^^^
(mg/l) 0.0 0.3 0.6 1.0 2.0 5.0 10.0 ^^^^
KET Semi-quantitative symbol - +- +1 +1 +2 +2 +3 +3 +4
(mg/dl) 0 5 10 20 30 45 60 80 ^^^^
(mmol/l) 0.0 0.5 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.5 6.0 8.0 ^^^^
LEU ( /ul) - 25 75 250 500
Each rank in the shaded area can have an abnormal value mark. (PH will not have an abnormal value
mark.)
Choosing Rank type displays the calibration curve information selection screen. Select a calibration
curve information option. On the save confirmation screen shown below, press 1 to go to the
reconfirmation screen. Or, press 0 to abort your selection and go back to the Measure info menu
screen.
Write rank type?
Yes(1) No(0)
On the reconfirmation screen shown below, press 2 to store the selected information into the
EEPROM. Or, press 0 to cancel your selection and go back to the Measure info menu screen.
Ok?
Yes(2) No(0)
While the information is being written into the EEPROM, the screen shown below will appear. DO
NOT turn the power off during processing. After processing is completed, the Measure info
menu screen will appear.
Writing
Please wait
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4.5.2 Test Strip Item Information (Measure info - Item info)

Choose Item info to define Threshold (rank threshold), S.G. correct (specific gravity correction value
for each rank), CAL value (primary reflectance correction factor).
Options Descriptions
Threshold Rank threshold
S.G. correct Specific gravity correction value for each rank
CAL value CAL value (primary reflectance correction factor)
After Item info is chosen, the test strip item selection screen shown below will appear. Press hyphen
until the desired option appears. Press ENTER to proceed to the appropriate selection screen (see
4.5.2.1 to 4.5.2.3). When you make any changes on the selection screen, the save confirmation
screen will appear. If you do not make any change, press ESC to go back to the Measure info menu
screen.
Item type [ PRO ]

Select(-) OK(ENTER)
4.5.2.1 Rank Threshold (Measure info - Item info - Threshold)

Choose Threshold to set the rank threshold for the measurement items. After the last rank threshold
setting is completed, the Item info menu screen will appear again.
Rank No.
T h r e s h o l d 01 <00 1 >
OK(ENTER)
4.5.2.2 Specific Gravity Correction (Measure info - Item info - S.G. correct)
Choose S.G. correct to set the specific gravity correction value for each rank of the selected Test
Strip item. After the last value setting is completed, the Item info menu screen will appear again.
Rank No.
Correct 01 <0.0001>
OK(ENTER)
4.5.2.3 Primary Reflectance Correction Factor

(Measure info - Item info - CAL value)
Choose CAL value to change the primary reflectance correction factor for the selected item. Define
the following two items:
n Primary reflectance correction factor A (Init CAL A)

The range is from 0.900 to 1.100
n Primary reflectance correction factor B (Init CAL B)

The range is from -9.9 to 9.9
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4.5.3 Color Tone (Measure info - Color tone)

Choose Color tone to define detailed information about color tone. This setting corresponds to the
Color setting that is stored in the EEPROM. Define the two items listed below. If you make any
changes, the save confirmation screen will appear. After confirmation, the Measure info menu
screen will appear again.
n C/M color tone calculation correction value (C/M correct)

n Y/M color tone calculation correction value (Y/M correct)
4.5.4 Turbidity and Hb (Measure info - Turbidity/Hb)

Choose Turbidity/Hb to specify detailed information on turbidity and Hb. These settings correspond
to a part of the CAL settings that are stored in the EEPROM. Define the items listed below. If you
make any changes, the save confirmation screen will appear. After confirmation, the Measure info
menu screen will appear again.
Set the two threshold values that determine the turbidity rank through a comparison with the
turbidity judgement value.
Clear (-) Turbidity judgement value ≦ Turbidity threshold 1

Turbid (+1) Turbidity threshold 1 < Turbidity judgement value ≦ Turbidity threshold 2
Severe turbid Turbidity threshold 2 < Turbidity judgement value
(+2)
Set the threshold value that determines whether or not another wash cycle is needed through a
comparison with the Hb judgement value.
Normal washing Hb judgement value ≦ Hb threshold value

Additional washing Hb threshold value ≦ Hb judgement value
These are the setup items and their default settings.
n Turbidity threshold value 1 (Turb -lv)

Specify the threshold value that defines a boundary between clear and turbid. The default is 0.012.
n Turbidity threshold value 2 (Turb +lv)

Specify the threshold value that defines a boundary between turbid and severe turbid. The default is
0.100.
n Turbidity calibration solution value (Turb std)

Specify the value of the turbidity calibration solution. The default is 1.000.
n Turbidity calibration solution scattering strength (Turb scatt)

Specify the scattering strength of the turbidity calibration solution. The default is 0.000.
n Hb threshold (Hb lv)

Specify the threshold value for the additional wash cycle. The default is 25.
n Hb calibration solution value (Hb std)

Specify the Hb calibration solution value. The default is 25.
n Hb calibration transmission strength (Hb trans)

Specify the transmission strength of the Hb calibration solution. The default is 0.000.
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4.6 Setting the System Options (System option)

The system options correspond to the System settings that are stored in the EEPROM. The System
option menu screen contains the three menu items listed below. After the last setting is completed
for the selected menu item, the save confirmation screen will appear. After confirmation, the System
Option menu screen will appear again.
Menu Items Descriptions

Measure Measurement-related setup items
Program check Use of error check
Edit rack ID Rack IDs
4.6.1 Measurement-related Settings (System option - Measure)
n Serial number of the analyzer (Serial No.)

Set the 6-digit serial number of your analyzer. The default is 000000.
n Exceeded reflectance threshold (Over reflex)

Specify the reflectance that determines abnormal reflectance for the item on the Test Strip. The
default is 120. Make the setting as a percentage.
n Light amount for the specific gravity meter (S.G. level)

Specify the threshold that determines light source degradation and abnormal samples used by the
specific gravity meter. The default is 6000.
n Low Solution level for the specific gravity meter (S.G.no smp lv)
Specify the threshold value that determines the out-of solution status of the specific gravity meter.
The default is 6000.
n Check measurement print (Check result)

Specify what information you want to include in the printouts of the normal Check Measurement
results. The available options are Normal, Detail and 10EA. Selecting Normal prints the reflectance,
Detail prints the reflectance for each pad and wavelength, and 10EA prints the results of the
currently selected Test Strips.
n Type of measurement results (Data type)

Specify the type of measurement results for the Test Strip items. The available options are Normal
and A/D (raw data). Normal is the data type that has been specified in Data output format
(concentration or reflectance).
n Abnormal specific gravity mark (S.G. ABN mark)

Determine when to add the abnormal specific gravity marks to the printouts. The available options
are 0 (for abnormal values and correction limit) and 1 (all, when not calibrated or not measured).
n Abnormal turbidity calibration mark (TURB ABN mark)

Determine when to add the abnormal turbidity calibration marks to the printouts. The available
options are 0 (not add), 1 (+1,+2), 2 (+2), 3 (when not calibrated, not measured), 4 (+1,+2, when not
calibrated, not measured), 5 (+2, when not calibrated, not measured).
n 565-nm LED peak wavelength (565nm peak)

Specify the peak wavelength of the 565-nm LED (by 0.1 nm). The default is 5657.
n 635-nm LED peak wavelength (635nm peak)

Specify the peak wavelength of the 635-nm LED (by 0.1 nm). The default is 6342.
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4.6.2 Program Check (System option - Program check)

Choose Program check to debug the program.
n Sample presence check with the Liquid Sensor (Sample check)

Specify whether to run the sample presence check with the Liquid Sensor. The available options are
On (run) and Off (not run).
When On is selected, the check is completed successfully if a sample is detected. No sample will
appear as the measurement result if no sample is detected. When Off is selected, all measurements
will be made normally regardless whether or not a sample exists.
n Test Strip check with the Test Strip Sensor (Strip check)
Specify whether to run the Test Strip check with the Test Strip Sensor at the sampling position. The
available options are On (run) and Off (not run).
When On is selected, the check is completed successfully if a Test Strip is detected. T021 trouble
will appear if no Test Strip is detected. When Off is selected, all measurements will be made
normally regardless whether or not a Test Strip exists.
n Out-of-Washing Solution check (Washing sol chk)

Specify whether to run the out-of-Washing Solution check. The available options are On (run) and
Off (not run).
When On is selected, E040 error will occur if no Washing Solution is detected. When Off is selected,
no error will occur regardless whether or not the Washing Solution exists.
n Calculation error check (Calc check)

Not supported.
n Sampler simulation (Rack simulation)

Activate or inactivate the sampler simulation. In the sampler simulation mode, the analyzer acts as if
there is a sampler regardless of whether or not one actually exists. The available options are On
(activate) and Off (inactivate).
n Sampling trouble check (Samp trb check)

Specify whether to run the sampling trouble check. The available options are On (run) and Off (not
run). When Off is selected, the analyzer operates normally and ignores any sampling problems that
occur. When On is selected, T062 sampling trouble will be displayed in the event a sampling
problem arises.
n Additional washing check (Add washing)

Specify whether to run the additional washing check. The available options are On (run) and Off
(not run). If Off is selected, the additional washing check will not be run. If On is selected, the
additional washing check will be run.
n Abnormal specific gravity/turbidity/Hb check (S.G.,Tb,Hb chk)

Specify whether to run the abnormal specific gravity/turbidity/Hb check. The available options are
On (run) and Off (not run).
When Off is selected, the analyzer will operate normally and ignores any abnormal specific gravity,
turbidity, or Hb. When On is selected, T063/T064/T065 trouble will be displayed in the event a
related problem arises.
n Test Strip type check (Strip type chk)

Specify whether to run the Test Strip type check. The available options are On (run) and Off (not
run). When On is selected, DROP/STRIP MISS will appear as the measurement result in the event
an error is detected. When Off is selected, the analyzer will operate normally and ignore the error.
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n Sampling detection check (Drop miss chk)

Specify whether to run the sampling detection check. The available options are On (run) and Off
(not run). When On is selected, DROP/STRIP MISS will appear as the measurement result in the
event an error is detected. When Off is selected, the analyzer will operate normally and ignore the
error.
n Valve trouble check (Valve trb chk)

Specify whether to run the valve trouble check. The available options are On (run) and Off (not run).
When On is selected, T077 trouble will appear in the event an error is detected. When Off is
selected, the analyzer will operate normally and ignore the error.
n Test Strip deviation check (Slant trb chk)

Specify whether to run the Test Strip deviation check. The available options are On (run) and Off
(not run). When On is selected, T037 trouble will appear in the event an error is detected. When Off
is selected, the analyzer will operate normally and ignore the error.
4-6-3 Rack ID Edit (System option . Edit rack ID)

Choose Edit rack ID to assign the type of Rack to each Rack ID number. After Edit rank ID has
been chosen, the screen shown below will appear. The available options are None (without Rack),
Standard (normal Rack without any ID), Standard ID (normal Rack with an ID), Start (START Rack),
STAT/CTRL (STAT/control Rack), and Pass (pass Rack). Press ENTER to complete your selection.
Or, press ESC to abort your selection and go back to the System option menu screen.
Rank ID No.
ID 01 [Standard ID]
Select(-) OK(ENTER)
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4.7 Analyzer status initialization (EEPROM init)

Choose EEPROM init to initialize the information in the EEPROM (to reset to the default). The
EEPROM contains the information on System (system options), User (user setup), Strip (Test
Strip), Item (Test Strip items), CAL (calibration), Sequence (motor drive pulses), and Color (color
tone). Out of these items, you can select one to be initialized. Or, select ALL which initializes all
these items.
NOTE:
Selecting ALL, Strip, or Item will delete the all backup data. Be sure you have the means to
restore the information to its pre-initialized status (for example, a hard copy of the motor
drive pulse information).
On the Menu screen 1, press 1 to display the initialization item selection screen.
1:EEPROM init 4/4

2:EEPROM init (AFC)
Press hyphen several times to select the item you want to initialize.
Press ENTER to display the initialization confirmation screen.
Initial [ ALL ]
Select(-) OK(ENTER)
Press 1 to go to the initialization reconfirmation screen.
Initialize?
Yes(1) No(0)
Press 1 again to start initialization.
OK?
Yes(2) No(0)
The initializing screen will appear. After processing is completed, the Menu screen 1 will appear
again.
1:EEPROM init 4/4

2:EEPROM init (AFC)
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4.8 Analyzer status Initialization for each area(EEPROM init (AFC))

Information about System (System), User Setup (User), test strips(Strip), Test strip items (Item) in
EEPROM must be initialized for each area. Information on calibration(CAL), Motor-driving pulse
(Sequence), Color tone (Color) is not initialized. There are four areas: Domestic(DOM),
Menarini(MEN),International(INT) andＩＲＩＳ (IRIS). The following list describes the parts which is
different from ４−７．ＥＥＰＲＯＭｉｎｉｔ」.
Area Language S.G request Built-in barcode Calibration curve

（Language）（S.G. request） (Reader) (Rank type)
１ Domestic Japanese Non Non AX-4280 rank unit
（ＤＯＭ）（Japanese）（0） (Off) ［J AX4280 mg］
２ Menarini English Every day Yes SA-4220A rank unit
（ＭＥＮ）（English）（1） (On) ［M SA4220A mg］
３ China・ English Non Yes AX-4280ﾗﾝｸＳＩunit
International.（Ｉ（English）（0） (On) ［W AX4280 SI］
ＮＴ）
４ＩＲＩＳ English for Non Yes AX-4280ﾗﾝｸ rank unit
（ＵＳＡ） IRIS （ USA）（0） (On) ［I AX4280 mg］
Refer to “4-5-1- Calibration Curve Information” for Rank type
Serial No. is initialized with “000000” in「 4-7.EEPROM init」,but in「4-8.EEPROM init (AFC)」, it is not
initialized. No need for Serial No. of instruments entered in advance to be re-entered after executing
「4-8.EEPROM init (AFC) 」.
Note）After this initialization is completed, all backup data will be cleared.
・ Select 2 on the Menu
1:EEPROM init 4/4

2:EEPROM init (AFC)
・ A Screen for the selection of are appears. Select a area by key operation and press ENTER
Init for AFC [ DOM ]

Select(-) OK(ENTER)
Available options:
ＤＯＭ： Domestic
ＭＥＮ： Menarini
ＩＮＴ： International
ＵＳＡ：ＩＲＩＳ
・ Confirmation screen will appear. Press 1 if you want to initialize
Initialize?
Yes(1) No(0)
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・Confirmation screen will appear again (for double checking) Press 1 if you want to initialize
OK?
Yes(2) No(0)
・During processing, a screen indicating the information is being initialized. After initialization, Menu
Screen Page 1 will appear.
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Chapter 4 Electrical Circuit Diagrams
1. Electrical Circuit Diagrams

Analyzer
Sampler
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DOC. No. OM-26412 REV.4 03/02 AUTION MAX AX-4280 OPERATING MANUAL
4.3 Replacing Consumable Parts

4.3.1 Replacing of BAC Wash Solution
With 2 liter of the BAC Wash Solution, approximately 600 samples can be measured.
When BAC Wash Solution is consumed, the Analyzer tells you so by indicating the
Error E040. Before this error occurs, replace the BAC Wash Solution to new solution.
Items required: BAC Wash Solution, Refined water, Sealing film
1. Make BAC Wash Solution
• Wash the Washing Solution Bottle with

refined water. Washing
Solution
Cap
• Pour one or more bottles of the BAC
Wash Solution (Code: U9015) into the
Washing Solution Bottle.
• Put the Cap for Washing Solution Bottle.

BAC Washing
Wash 2000ml Solution
Solution Bottle
NOTE: The amount of the BAC Wash

Solution consumed varies as follows:
• About 10 mL, equivalent to about 3-sample
measurement, for measuring a high Hb
sample
• 16 mL, equivalent to about 5-sample
measurement, for washing the inside of the
Analyzer when the START key is pressed
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Chapter 5 Standard Inspection

1. Test Items
1)Test Items ·································································································································· 2
2. Test Methods and Standards

1) Test Strip Ejection ····················································································································· 3
2) Measurement Test using AUTION Check (Controls) ································································ 3
3) Optical Unit Measurement Test································································································· 3
4) Contamination by the previous solution ···················································································· 3
5) Hb Detection ····························································································································· 3
6) SG Meter Linearity ·················································································································· 3
7) SG Meter Reproducibility ·········································································································· 3
8) Turbidity Mete ··························································································································· 4
5-1
Chapter 5 Standard Inspection AX-4280 SERVICE MANUAL
1. Test Items
1 Performance Test 1) Test Strip Ejection

2) Measurement Test using AUTION
Check (Controls)
3) Optical Unit Measurement Test
4) Contamination by the previous solution
5) Hb Detection
6) SG Meter Linearity
7) SG Meter Reproducibility
8) Turbidity Meter
5-2
2. Test Methods and Standard

1. Performance Tests
1) Test Strip Ejection
Check the function with 200 Test Strips (AUTION Sticks 10EA).
On the Service Mode, choose Strip Carry, 2, you can check the ratio of successfully ejected
Test Strips.
Ratio of successful ejection = Number of Test Strips rejected / Sequence number of Test
Strips ejected.
[Standard]
z The ratio of successful ejection should be more than 90%.
z Test Strip ejection should be done without any trouble (such as T21, T50).
2) Measurement Test using AUTION Check (Controls)

Perform measurement with AUTION Check I & II using AUTION Sticks 10EA.
z Condition: N=2, 5ml/sample
[Standard]
The results should be within the expected values specified on the package insert.
3) Optical Unit Measurement Test

Change the mode to Check Measurement, and perform measurement with Check Strips
(N=5).
[Standard]
The results should be within the range specified on the label of Check Strip Set.
SD at 635 nm should be less than 0.5%.
4) Contamination by the previous solution

Without setting additional washing function on, measure Hb solution (Hb=25mg/dl)* and urine
in the following order using AUTION Sticks 10EA. (Ambient temperature 20 – 25C).
L – H – L – L – H – L – L – H – L - L (H: Solution with Hb added, L: Urine
*Hb solution: Dissolve powered bovine hemoglobin in urine (Code: H-2500).
[Standard]
All the results obtained with urine should be negative.
5) Hb Detection
Measure bovine Hb solution of 35 mg/dl concentration (N=1).
z Make sure additional washing function should be ON.
[Standard]
z After measurement, additional washing should be repeated 9 times.
6) SG Meter Linearity
Measure SG Solution (1.000, 1.010, 1.020, 1.030, 1.040) (N=10)
[Standard]
1.000±0.002
1.010±0.002
1.020±0.002
1.030±0.002
1.040±0.002
(Including digital tolerance)
7) SG Meter Reproducibility
Measure SG standard solution 1.020 (N=10).
[Standard]
CV at N=10 are all less than 0.1%.
5-3
8) Turbidity Meter
Measure turbidity standard solution (N=1).
[Standard]
Turbidity results should be 1.00 ± 0.10.
5-4
2. Mechanical Check
5) Power switch
Check the attachment condition of Power Switch, and ON/OFF.
[Standard]
The Power Switch should be attached firmly without looseness or stop. The switch correctly
correspond to ON/OFF.
6) Maintenance cover
Remove and attach the Maintenance Cover for several times and check the condition.
[Standard]
The Maintenance Cover should be removed and attached easily.
7) Waste Box
Remove the Waste Box several times and check the condition.
[Standard]
The Waste Box should smoothly be removed and inserted. No abnormal sound should be
heard.
8) Pad Holder
Attach the Pad Holder to the Reaction Board and check the condition.
[Standard]
The Pad Holder should be removed and attached smoothly without no looseness.
9) Position of the Carrying Arm and Handling

Check the Carrying Arm R position using a Test Strip on the Service Mode. Move the
Carrying Arm by pulse sending and check the condition.
(Operation on the Service Mode: On the Ready Screen, enter -4270. Press MENU twice.
Choose 1. HARD TEST, then 1. UNIT ACTION, 1. Arm L, 2. Arm R. Press 5 four times. To
cancel, press the STOP key.
[Standard]
After entering 2. Arm R, a Test Strip should be pressed to the Excess Urine Suction Pad.
When the Test Strip is removed from the Excess Urine Suction Pad, the carrying arm should
not be touched to the Test Strip.
10) Carrier
Place 50 Test Strips on the Test Strip Tray (carrier) and check the mechanical condition.
[Standard]
The Test Strips should be carried without abnormal sound, stop or trouble.
11) Reaction Board, Carrying Arm

Remove and attach the Reaction Board and Carrying Arm. (Tilt the Carrying Arm slightly to
check the lock.)
[Standard]
They should be removed and attached smoothly without any stop. The Carrying arm should
not come out after being locked.
5-5
Chapter 6 Adjustments
1. Adjustment Items and Parts (Analyzer)...................................................................... 2
1.1 Adjustment Items and Parts ...................................................................................... 2
2. Adjustments (Analyzer)................................................................................................ 3
2.1 Test Strip Feeder Detection Level Adjustment ......................................................... 3
2.2 Analyzer Electric Adjustment..................................................................................... 10
2.2.1 Test Strip Carrier Hand Speed Adjustment...................................................... 10
2.2.2 Full Test Strip Disposal Box Detection Level Adjustment................................. 11
2.2.3 Carrier Test Strip Presence Detection Adjustment .......................................... 12
2.2.4 Optical Block Light Amount Adjustment ........................................................... 13
2.2.5 Test Strip Pad Detection Light Amount Adjustment ......................................... 15
2.2.6 SG Meter LED Light Amount Adjustment ......................................................... 17
2.2.7 Transmitted Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment ................................................... 19
2.2.8 Scattered Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment....................................................... 21
2.2.9 Sample Tube Detection Amplifier Gain Adjustment.......................................... 22
2.3 Color Tone Adjustment............................................................................................. 23
2.4 SG, TB, and Hb Meter Unit Adjustment..................................................................... 24
2.5 TB and Hb Measurement Calibration........................................................................ 26
2.6 Analyzer Pulse Adjustment ....................................................................................... 27
2.7 Optical Block Travel Adjustment ............................................................................... 32
2.8 Individual Unit Positioning ......................................................................................... 33
2.9 Test Strip Carrier Positioning.................................................................................... 34
2.10 Test Strip Carrier PI Adjustment ............................................................................. 35
2.11 Carrying Arm Adjustment........................................................................................ 38
2.12 Test Strip Feeder Clearance Adjustment................................................................ 40
2.13 Test Strip Carrier Unit Adjustment .......................................................................... 42
3. Adjustment Items and Parts (Sampler) ...................................................................... 45

3.1 Adjustment items and parts ...................................................................................... 45
4. Adjustments (Sampler) ................................................................................................ 46

4.1 Measurement-side Lever PI Adjustment ................................................................... 46
4.2 Measurement-side Lever Interlock Adjustment ......................................................... 47
4.3 Belt Tension Adjustment........................................................................................... 48
4.4 Cross Feeding Lever Slant Adjustment .................................................................... 49
4.5 STAT Port Hold Tool Level Adjustment..................................................................... 50
4.6 Rack ID Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment ..................................................................... 51
4.7 Sensor Panel Slant Adjustment ................................................................................ 52
4.8 Longitudinal Feeding Pulley Level Adjustment ......................................................... 53
6-1
Chapter 6 Adjustments AX-4280 SERVICE MANUAL
1. Adjustment Items and Parts (Analyzer)

1.1 Adjustment Items and Parts
Section No. Adjustment Items Parts Used Drawing

No.
2.1 Feeder detection level adjustment
2.2.1 Test Strip Carrier Hand speed
adjustment
2.2.2 Full Test Strip disposal box detection Test Strip Base Film 74-10031
level adjustment (white)
2.2.3 Carrier Test Strip presence detection Check Strip (gray) 54-70633
adjustment
2.2.4 Test Strip Optical Block light amount
adjustment
2.2.5 Test Strip pad detection light amount Check Strip (white) 54-70632
adjustment
2.2.6 SG meter LED light amount adjustment
2.2.7 Transmitted light amplifier gain
adjustment
2.2.8 Scattered light amplifier gain
adjustment
2.2.9 Sample Tube detection amplifier gain
adjustment
2.3 Color tone adjustment
2.4 SG. TB, and Hb meter units adjustment
2.5 TB and Hb measurement calibration
2.6 Analyzer pulse adjustment Pulse Adjustment Jig and 74-05630
Sampling Level 74-05599
Adjustment Jig
2.7 Optical Block travel adjustment
2.8 Individual unit positioning
2.9 Test Strip carrier positioning Sampling Level 74-05599
Adjustment Jig
2.10 Test Strip Carrier PI adjustment Test Strip Carrier PI 14-70857
adjustment
2.11 Carrier Arm adjustment Finger Adjustment Jig 74-05656
2.12 Test Strip Feeder clearance adjustment Clearance Adjustment Jig 74-05654
2.13 Test Strip Carrier unit adjustment
NOTE: Always check the newest version of parts drawings.
6-2
2. Adjustments (Analyzer)
2.1 Feeder Detection Level Adjustment
Preparation
Test Strip
Aution Sticks (10EA) x1
Screw driver x1
Digital voltmeter x1
Adjustment
2.1.1 Test Strip Presence Detection Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment

1 ) Connect the - side of the digital voltmeter to the TP05 check terminal on the Sensor Relay
PWA, and the + side to the TP01 check terminal.
2 ) Go to the Service mode.
3 ) Choose 2: Adjust.
１：Ｕｓｅｒｓｅｔｕｐ１／４

２：Ａｄｊｕｓｔ
4) Choose 2: Pulse & LED.
１：Ｈａｒｄｔｅｓｔ１／２

２：Ｐｕｌｓｅ＆ＬＥＤ
5 ) Choose 1: Pulse adjust.
１：Ｐｕｌｓｅａｄｊｕｓｔ１／３

２：Ｐｕｌｓｅｅｄｉｔ
6 ) Press - several times until Feeder appears, and press ENTER.
ＰｕｌｓｅａｄｊｕｓｔＦｅｅｄｅｒ

Ｓｅｌｅｃｔ（−）ＯＫ（ＥＮＴＥＲ）
7 ) Press - several times until Sensor appears, and press ENTER.
ＦｅｅｄｅｒＳｅｎｓｏｒ
6-3
8 ) The following screen will appear. Holding the Aution Stick (10EA) with the reverse side facing
up, insert it into the feeder slot. Press START.
Ｓｅｔｓｔｒｉｐ
ＯＫ（ＳＴＡＲＴ）Ｓｔｏｐ（ＳＴＯＰ）
9 ) The following screen will appear.
Ｓｅｎｓｏｒ＜０７１０＞
ＳＴ：１ＦＢ：１ＯＫ（ＥＮＴＥＲ）
Using the screw driver, adjust VR01 on the Sensor Relay PWA so that the digital voltmeter
reads a value that meets the provisional adjustment standard.
Provisional adjustment standard

3.0 ± 0.5 V
NOTE: If the meter does not read a value meeting the standard shown above when
VR01 is turned fully clockwise, the sensor position may deviate from the Test Strip.
Adjust the pulse to rotate the drum to the position where the meter value meets the
standard. For pulse adjustment, use the following keys:
4: -1 pulse
6: -10 pulses
7: +1 pulse
9: +10 pulses
10) Adjust the pulses by pressing any of 4, 6, 7, and 9, to rotate the drum until the digital voltmeter
reads the maximum value.
NOTE: In the case the digital voltmeter reads 4.5 V or higher as the maximum value,
adjust VR01 on the Sensor Relay PWA using the screw driver so that the value meets
the standard shown in step 9.
6-4
11) Keeping the drum at the position determined in step 10, adjust VR01 on the Sensor Relay
PWA using the screw driver, so that the value meets the following adjustment standard:
Adjustment standard
4.0±0.1 V
2.1.2 Test Strip Side Detection Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment
1 ) After completing 1-1 Test Strip Presence Detection Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment, connect the
- side of the digital voltmeter to the TP05 check terminal on the Sensor Relay PWA, and the +
side to the TP02 terminal.
2 ) Adjust VR02 on the Sensor Relay PWA using the screw driver, so that the digital voltmeter
reads a value that meets the provisional adjustment standard.
Provisional adjustment standard

3.0±0.5 V
3 ) Adjust pulse by pressing any of 4, 6, 7, and 9, to rotate the drum until the digital voltmeter
reads the maximum value.
4: -1 pulse
6: -10 pulses
7: +1 pulse
9: +10 pulses
NOTE: In the case the digital voltmeter reads 4.5 V or higher as the maximum value,
adjust VR02 on the Sensor Relay PWA using the screw driver, so that the value meets
the standard shown in step 2.
4 ) Adjust VR02 on the Sensor Relay PWA using the screw driver, so that the value meets the
following adjustment standard:
Adjustment standard
4.0±0.1 V
6-5
2.1.3 Feeder Sensor Positioning
1 ) After completing 2.1.2 Test Strip Side Detection Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment, the following
screen will appear:
Ｓｅｎｓｏｒ＜０７１８＞
ＳＴ：１ＦＢ：１ＯＫ（ＥＮＴＥＲ）
2 ) Press ENTER several times until the following screen appears:
3 ) Press ESC to display the screen shown below. Press 1 to save the pulse settings.
Ｓａｖｅ？
Ｙｅｓ（１）Ｎｏ（０）
Your settings will be stored in the EEPROM and the following screen will appear:
Ｗｒｉｔｉｎｇ
Ｐｌｅａｓｅｗａｉｔ
↓
Ｐｕｌｓｅａｄｊｕｓｔ［Ｆｅｅｄｅｒ］
Press ESC to return to the original display of Service Mode.

2.1.4 Feeder Sensor Detection Level Confirmation
1 ) After completing 2.1.3 Feeder Sensor Positioning, the following screen will appear:

Connect the - side of the digital voltmeter to the TP05 check terminal on the Sensor Relay PWA,
and the + side to the TP01 terminal.
6-6
2 ) Check the digital voltmeter reads a value that meets the following confirmation standard:
Confirmation standard
0.5 V or less
2.1.1 Test Strip Presence Detection Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment

4 ) Choose 2: Pulse & LED.

5 ) Choose 1: Pulse adjust.
１：Ｐｕｌｓｅａｄｊｕｓｔ１／３

２：Ｐｕｌｓｅｅｄｉｔ
6 ) Press - several times until Feeder appears, and press ENTER.
ＰｕｌｓｅａｄｊｕｓｔＦｅｅｄｅｒ

7 ) Press - several times until Sensor appears, and press ENTER.
6-7
8 ) The screen shown below will appear. Hold the Aution Sticks (10EA) with the right side facing up.
Insert the Aution Sticks into the feeder slot, keeping them in contact with the front edge of the
slot. Press START.
9 ) The following screen will appear:
ＳＴ：１ＦＢ：０ＯＫ（ＥＮＴＥＲ）
Connect the - side of the digital voltmeter to the TP05 check terminal on the Sensor Relay PWA,
and the + side to the TP02 terminal.
Check the digital voltmeter reads a value that meets the following confirmation standard:
1.5 V or less
10) After adjustment, press ESC to take the Aution Sticks (10EA) out. The screen shown in step 7
will appear again. Press - several times until Sensor appears, and press ENTER.
11) The following screen will appear. Hold the Aution Sticks (10EA) with the right side facing up.
Insert the Aution Sticks into the feeder slot, keeping it contact the back edge of the slot. Press
START.
12) The following screen will appear:
ＳＴ：１ＦＢ：０ＯＫ（ＥＮＴＥＲ）
6-8
At the same time, check the digital voltmeter reads a value that meets the following confirmation
standard:
1.5 V or less
2.1.2 Test Strip Side Detection Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment

2.1.3 Feeder Sensor Positioning
13) If the result does not satisfy the confirmation values in steps 9 and 12, position the Test Strip
Side Detection Sensor again, and retry from 2.1.2 Test Strip Side Detection Sensor Sensitivity
Adjustment.
6-9
2.2 Analyzer Electric Adjustment
2.2.1 Test Strip Carrier Hand Speed Adjustment
Preparation
screw driver x1
Adjustment


4 ) Press MENU twice and choose 2: Handling adjust.
１：Ｈａｎｄｌｉｎｇａｄｊｕｓｔ３／３
２：Ｂｃｒｔｅｓｔ
5 ) Adjust VR01 on the Driver PWA using the screw driver.
Adjustment standard
2500±50 msec.
２５１２ｍｓｅｃ，ｏｎｅｍｏｒｅ？
ＹＥＳ（ＳＴＡＲＴ）Ｎｏ（ＳＴＯＰ）
The Carrier Hand turns around once each time you press START.
Press STOP to end adjustment and to go back to the screen shown in step 4.
NOTE: This adjustment must be made first of all other analyzer electric adjustments. If
you readjust the Test Strip Carrier Hand speed, 2.2.4 Test Strip Optical Block Light
Amount Adjustment and 2.2.5 Test Strip Pad Detection Light Amount Adjustment must
also be done again.
6-10
2.2.2 Full Test Strip Disposal Box Detection Level Adjustment
Preparation
Test Strip Base Film (white) (74-10031) x1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
1 ) Connect the - side of the digital voltmeter to the TP1 check terminal on the Filling Sensor PWA,
and the + side to the TP2 check terminal.
2 ) Turn on the power to the analyzer.
3 ) Attach the Test Strip Base Film (white, 74-10031) to the PT1-side hole on the Filling Sensor
PWA of the sensor holder, for light shielding.
4 ) Adjust VR1 on the Filling Sensor PWA using the screw driver. The digital voltmeter must read a
value that meets the following standard:
Adjustment standard
450±50 mV
At the same time, check that D1 on the Filling Sensor PWA is ON.
5 ) Remove the Test Strip Base Film (white). Without light shielding, check the digital voltmeter
reads a value that meets the following standard:
4.6 V or more
At the same time, check that D1 on the Filling Sensor PWA is OFF.
NOTE: Avoid stray light during adjustment.
6-11
2.2.3 Carrier Test Strip Presence Detection Adjustment
Preparation
Check Strip (gray, 54-70633) x 1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
1 ) Connect the - side of the digital voltmeter to the TP05 check terminal on the Sensor Relay
PWA, and the + side to the TP03 terminal.
3 ) Make sure the analyzer drive systems are inactive. Holding the Check Strip (gray, 54-70633)
with the right side facing down, place the gray-coated part of the strip on the center of the
sensor hole on the tray.
4 ) Adjust VR03 on the Sensor Relay PWA using the screw driver, so that the digital voltmeter
reads a value that meets the following standard:
Adjustment standard
4.0 ±0.1 V
5 ) After adjustment, take the Check Strip (gray) out and leave the sensor hole unblocked. Check
the digital voltmeter reads a value that meets the following standard:
0.5 V or less
6-12
2.2.4 Optical Block Light Amount Adjustment
Preparation
Screw driver x1
Adjustment


4 ) Press MENU once and choose 1: LED adjust.
１：ＬＥＤａｄｊｕｓｔ２／３

２：Ｓｔｒｉｐｍａｒｋａｄｊｕｓｔ
5 ) Press - several times until OPT appears, and press ENTER.
ＬＥＤａｄｊｕｓｔＯＰＴ

6 ) Adjust the light amount of each LED. To do that, rotate the appropriate VR on the Main PWA
until the corresponding A/D counter on the screen indicates the desired value. The following
lists the LEDs and their VRs:
430nm : VR1
500nm : VR2
565nm : VR3
635nm : VR4
760nm : VR5
6-13
Adjustment standard
430: 40000±1500 counts

500: 40000±1500 counts
565: 40000±1500 counts
635: 40000±1500 counts
760: 40000±1500 counts
For 430,500,565,630 nm:
４３０：４１０２４５００：４０９２３
５６５：４０８９７６３０：３９９８７
For 760 nm:
７６０：４０２１０Ｐａｄ：００５１０
Ｄｒｋ：０４１４９Ｔｍｐ：２１４３０
Press MENU to switch between the two screens shown above.

Press STOP to go back to the screen in step 5 after the system initializes itself.
Note :
- Stop stray light while at work.
- “Color tone adjustment” (see item 2.3) shall be required after the Optical Block Light
Amount Adjustment.
6-14
2.2.5 Test Strip Pad Detection Light Amount Adjustment
Preparation
Check Strip (white, 54-70632) x1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment



5 ) Press - several times until OPT appears, and press ENTER.
ＬＥＤａｄｊｕｓｔＯＰＴ

6 ) Press MENU once to display the following screen:
７６０：４０２１０Ｐａｄ：００５１０
Ｄｒｋ：０４１４９Ｔｍｐ：２１４３０
7 ) Press CHECK to display the following screen. Insert the Check Strip (white) (54-70632) into the
feeder slot.
ＳｅｔＣｈｅｃｋＳｔｒｉｐ

6-15
8 ) Press START. The Check Strip (white) is taken out of the feeder and carried to the Test Strip
Optical Block.
9 ) When the screen shown below appears, press START. The Optical Block will move to the
marker detection position.
７６０：４０２１０Ｐａｄ：００５１０
Ｄｒｋ：００５４９Ｔｍｐ：２１４３０
10) Adjust the light amount for Test Strip pad detection. To do that, rotate VR6 on the Main PWA
until the A/D counter on the screen indicates the desired value.
Adjustment standard
Pad:30000±1500 counts
6-16
2.2.6 SG Meter LED Light Amount Adjustment
Preparation
Calibration Solution of specific gravity 1.025 2 ml
Sample Tube x1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
1 ) Place the Sample Tube containing the Calibration Solution of specific gravity 1.025, on the
STAT Port.



6 ) Press - several times until S.G. appears, and press ENTER.
ＬＥＤａｄｊｕｓｔＳ．Ｇ．

7 ) After the system initializes itself, the following screen will appear. Make sure the Sample Tube is
correctly set on the STAT Port, and press START.
ＳｅｔｓｏｌｏｎＳＴＡＴｐｏｒｔ

6-17
8 ) Adjust the light amount for the SG meter LED. To do that, rotate VR7 on the Main PWA until
the A/D counter on the screen indicates the desired value.
Adjustment standard
Ch1+Ch2=40000±3000 counts
Ｃｈ１：１９７１５Ｃｈ１ｄ：２２３２３
Ｃｈ２：２０８４３Ｃｈ２ｄ：２０８４３
Press MENU to switch to the screen which indicates the SG meter temperature data.
Note : “SG calibration shall be required after the SG Meter LED Light Amount
Adjustment.
6-18
2.2.7 Transmitted Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment
Preparation
Washing Solution 2 ml
Sample Tube x1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
1 ) Place a Sample Tube containing the Washing Solution on the STAT Port.



6 ) Press - several times until Turb/Hb appears, and press ENTER.
ＬＥＤａｄｊｕｓｔＴｕｒｂ／Ｈｂ


6-19
8 ) The analyzer will then draw the solution and display the screen shown below. Adjust the
amplifier gain for the 660- and 565-nm transmitted lights. To do that, rotate VR03 (for 660 nm)
and VR04 (for 565 nm) on the Liquid Sensor PWA using the screw driver, until the A/D counter
on the screen indicates the desired value.
Adjustment standard
660TR:50000±1500 counts
565TR:50000±1500 counts
For 660 nm transmitted light:
６６０ＴＲ：４９５２２Ｄｋ：００５１０
６６０ＳＣ：０９７１８Ｄｋ：００４３０
For 565 nm transmitted light:
５６５ＴＲ：５０７１３Ｄｋ：００５１０
Ｓ．Ｇ．ｔｍｐ：０７６４５
Press MENU to switch between the two screens above.

Note : “TB and Hb Measurement Calibration” (see item 2.5) shall be required after the
Transmitted Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment.
6-20
2.2.8 Scattered Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment
Preparation
Turbidity Standard Solution 2 ml
Sample Tube x1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
1 ) Place a Sample Tube containing the turbidity Standard Solution on the STAT Port.



6 ) Press - several times until Turb/Hb appears, and press ENTER.
ＬＥＤａｄｊｕｓｔＴｕｒｂ／Ｈｂ


6-21
8 ) The analyzer will then draw the solution and display the screen shown below. Adjust the
amplifier gain for the 660-nm scattered light. To do that, rotate VR02 on the Liquid Sensor
PWA using the screw driver, until the A/D counter on the screen indicates the desired value.
Adjustment standard
660SC:10000±1500 counts
６６０ＴＲ：４９５２２Ｄｋ：００５１０
６６０ＳＣ：０９７１８Ｄｋ：００４３０
Note : “TB and Hb Measurement Calibration” (see item 2.5) shall be required after the
Scattered Light Amplifier Gain Adjustment.
2.2.9 Sample Tube Detection Amplifier Gain Adjustment
Preparation
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
2 ) Set a Sample Tube containing water in the Rack, and place the Rack at the Sample Tube
detection position. Using a spacer, set the distance from the top of the Sample Tube to the
panel to 5.5 mm. Make sure nothing is placed on the STAT Port.
3 ) Rotate VR1 little by little until D3 and D4 steadily turn ON (not blink or flash).
4 ) Remove the Sample Tube from the sample detection position. Place a Sample Tube with white
paper wound around it, on the STAT Port. Make sure D3 and D4 are OFF at this point.
5 ) Remove the 5.5 mm spacer and set the Sample Tube. Make sure both D3 and D4 turn ON.
NOTE: Do not make this adjustment from in front of the sensor.
6-22
2.3 Color Tone Adjustment
Preparation
Test Strip (Uriflet S 9UB) 20
SYSMEX Rack 1
Sample Tube 10
Ion Exchange Water Proper amount
Adjustment
2.3.1 Adjustment Standard
Average C/M and Y/M: 0.000±0.007

Variations in C/M and Y/M: 0.025 or less
2.3.2 Adjustment
1 ) Set the data format for Normal Measurement results to Reflectance.
To do that, on the menu on page 4/5 in the Operation mode, set Sample data of Meas
conditions to Reflex.
2 ) Set 10 Sample Tubes containing the Ion Exchange Water in the Rack. Perform Normal
Measurement on these samples.
3 ) Obtain the average C/M and Y/M, and set the Color tone setting.
Go to the Service mode. Display Measure info on page 3/4, and then Color tone on page 2/2.
Use the following formula to obtain the value you should enter.
Value to be entered = Displayed value + (Average value obtained x 1000)
e.g. C/M average: 0.003

Y/M average: -0.005
Displayed C/M value: 1000 (in the case of the default setting)
Value to be entered =1000+(0.003×1000)=1003
Displayed Y/M value: 1002
Value to be entered=1002+(-0.005×1000)=997
NOTE: If the displayed value has been set before, apply that value to the formula.
For C/M, enter 1003, and for Y/M, enter 997.

When you are asked Write to Eeprom?, choose Yes to save your settings in the EEPROM.
4 ) Perform Normal Measurement on the ten samples and check if the result falls within the
adjustment standard range given in 5.1.
NOTE: Replace the Ion Exchange Water in the Sample Tubes each time you check a
different analyzer.
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2.4 SG, TB, and Hb Meter Unit Adjustment
Preparation
Screw driver x1
Soldering iron x1
Specific Gravity Solution Proper amount
Pelgan Z Proper amount
Adjustment
Liquid Sensor PWA Assembler, S.G. meter LED light amount adjustment, and detector
positioning
1 ) Solder the PSD Wire to the Liquid Sensor PWA as shown below.
CH 1 (Detector PWA: 2-3 terminals)

Pink wire: TFP1
White wire: RND5
Green wire: RND1
CH 2 (Detector PWA: 1-2 terminals)

Pink wire: TFP3
White wire: RND6
Green wire: RND2
2 ) Solder P. D. Wire 1 to the Liquid Sensor PWA as shown below.
Scattered light P. D, which is positioned vertical to the light axis of 2-color LED.
White wire: TFP5
Green and pink wires: RND3
Transmitted light P. D, which is positioned horizontal to the light axis of 2-color LED.
White wire: TFP6
Green and pink wires: RND4
3 ) Place a Sample Tube containing the Calibration Solution of S. G. value 1.025, on the STAT
Port.
4 ) Turn on the power to the analyzer, and go to the Service mode.


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8 ) Press - several times until S.G. appears, and press ENTER.
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9 ) After the system initializes itself, the screen shown below will appear. Make sure the Sample
Tube is correctly set on the STAT Port, and press START.

10) Adjust the light amount of the SG meter LED. To do that, rotate VR7 on the Main PWA using
the screw driver, until the A/D counter on the screen indicates the desired value.
Adjustment standard
Ch1+Ch2=40000±3000 counts
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11) Loosen the Detector Block Fixing screw. Position the detector so that the digital voltmeter
reads a value that meets the standard.
Adjustment standard
Ch1-Ch2=±1500 counts
12) After adjustment is completed, turn the power off. Spray the Pelgan Z into the 50 x 50 mm area
that contains IC01, IC03, and IC04, on the component side of the Liquid Sensor PWA.
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2.5 TB and Hb Measurement Calibration
Preparation
Sample Tube x2
Turbidity Standard Solution 2 ml
Hb Standard Solution 2 ml
Adjustme nt
1. Calibration for turbidity measurement
1 ) Go to the Service mode. From the Adjust menu screen, choose Calibration.
2 ) Choose Turb (turbidity).
3 ) Enter the absorbency of the Turbidity Standard Solution. (For an absorbency of 1.000, enter
1000.)
4 ) Place the Sample Tube containing the Turbidity Standard Solution, on the STAT Port.
5 ) Press START to start calibration.
6 ) The calibration will be completed if no errors are found.
2. Calibration for hemoglobin count measurement
1 ) Go to the Service mode. From the Adjust menu screen, choose Calibration.
2 ) Choose Hb (hemoglobin).
3 ) Enter the amount of Hb for the Hb Standard Solution. (For 25 mg/dl of Hb, enter 25.)
4 ) Place the Sample Tube containing the Hb Standard Solution, on the STAT Port.
5 ) Press START to start calibration.
6 ) The calibration will be completed if no errors are found.
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2.6 Analyzer Pulse Adjustment
Preparation
Pulse Adjustment Jig x1
Sampling Level Adjustment Jig x1
Test Strip (Aution Sticks (10EA)) x5
Adjustment
Hold down STOP turn on the power. Or, if the Ready screen has been displayed, press -, 4, 2, 8, 0,
-, and ENTER to go to the Service mode. Choose 2: Adjust, and then 2: Pulse & LED.
NOTE: For all the pulse adjustments described below, press 7 for plus 1-pulse driving
relative to the initialization position, 4 for minus 1-pulse driving, 9 for plus 10-pulse
driving, and 6 for minus 10-pulse driving. In the case of Rack FB, STAT FB, and Wash FB,
press 5 to move the nozzle 10 pulses upward, and 8, 10 pulses downward. Press ENTER
to complete your changes, or ESC to cancel them.
1. Test Strip feeder pulse adjustment
Choose 1: Pulse adjust. Press - several times to select Feeder.
Right End: Right-side Test Strip draw-out position adjustment
1 ) Move the Test Strip Feeder to the maintenance position, and open the Turning Cover.
2 ) Press - several times to select RgtEnd.
3 ) Using the Pulse Adjustment Jig, make a flat surface inside the inversion drum flush with the
sliding surface of the inversion base.
4 ) Add 40 pulses (in the direction shown by the arrow in the following figure) to the pulses
obtained in step 3.
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Part Left:: Test Strip storage left position adjustment
1 ) Press - several times to Part Left.

Insert a Test Strip into the drum slot. Visually line up the edge of divider A with the drum slot left
edge.
NOTE: The Test Strip must be placed to the left of the slot, when inserted.
2 ) Add 14 pulses (in the direction of the divider) to the number of pulses obtained in step 1.
Sensor: Test Strip presence/side detection positioning

See 2.1, Feeder Detection Level Adjustment.
Strip Out: Reversed Test Strip draw-out position adjustment

(Same procedures as those of Right End)
1 ) Move the Test Strip Feeder to the maintenance position, and open the Turning Cover.
2 ) Press - several times to select Strip Out.
3 ) Using the Pulse Adjustment Jig, make a flat surface inside the inversion drum flush with the
sliding surface of the inversion base.
4 ) Add 40 pulses to the number of pulses obtained in step 3. (See the procedure for Right End)
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2. Nozzle drive pulse adjustment
Choose 1: Pulse adjust. Press - several times to select Nozzle.
Rack FB: Rack port sample drawing back-and-forth positioning
1 ) Press - several times to select Rack FB.
2 ) Set the Rack with a Sample Tube on the Sampler.
3 ) Adjust the nozzle so that the tip is positioned at the center of the Sample Tube.
NOTE: Check by moving the nozzle up and down.
Standard: ±0.5 mm
Rack UD: Rack port sample drawing position up-and-down adjustment
1 ) Press - several times to select Rack UD.
2 ) Adjust the number of pulses so that the distance from the tip of the nozzle to the base surface
of the Sampler (sampling position) meets the following standard:
Standard: 18.5±0.5 mm
STAT FB: STAT Port sample drawing position back-and-forth adjustment
1 ) Press - several times to select STAT FB.
2 ) Set a Sample Tube at the STAT Port position of the Sampler.
3 ) Adjust the nozzle so that its tip is positioned at the center of the Sample Tube.
Standard: ±0.5 mm
STAT UD: STAT Port sample drawing position up-and-down adjustment
1 ) Enter the number of pulses resulted from the Rack UD adjustment.
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Drop FB: Sampling start back-and-forth position
1 ) Adjust the number of pulses so that the tip of the nozzle is positioned at the center of standard
hole 1 on the jig.
Standard: ±0.5 mm
Drop UD S: Sampling start up-and-down position
1 ) Hold the Sampling Level Adjustment Jig with the non-hole side facing up. Lower the nozzle until
the tip contacts the jig.
2 ) From that position, raise the nozzle 3 pulses.
Drop UD E: Sampling end up-and-down position (Same procedures as those for Drop UD S)
1 ) Hold the Sampling Level Adjustment Jig with the non-hole side facing up. Lower the nozzle until
the tip contacts the jig.
2 ) From that position, raise the nozzle 3 pulses.
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Wash FB: Washing back-and-forth position

1 ) Adjust the number of pulses so that the tip of the nozzle is positioned at the center of the
Washing Bath.
Standard: ±0.5 mm
Wash UD: Washing up-and-down position
1 ) After washing back-and-forth position adjustment, adjust the number of pulses so that the
clearance between the top of the nozzle guide and that of the Washing Bath wall is 60±0.5
mm.
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2.7 Optical Block Travel Adjustment
Preparation
Test Strip
Aution Sticks (10EA) x5
Adjustment
1 ) Hold down STOP and turn on the power. Or, if the Ready screen has been displayed, press -,
4, 2, 8, 0, -, and ENTER to go to the Service mode.
2 ) Insert five Test Strips (10EA) within the following dimensional tolerance, into the Test Strip
Feeder Unit:
3 ) In the Service mode, choose 2: Adjust, and then 2: Pulse & LED. Press MENU and choose 2:
Strip mark adjust.
4 ) The analyzer will automatically make the adjustment. If the displayed result meets the standard,
press 1 to exit.
Standard: R= 30 or less
NOTE: If the result does not meet the standard, there may be something wrong with
the Test Strip carrier assembly. Adjust the Test Strip carrier unit referring to 14, Test
Strip Carrier Unit Adjustment, and then retry the Optical Block travel adjustment.
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2.8 Individual Unit Positioning
Preparation
Phillips screw driver (No.2) x1
Adjustment
n Analysis base positioning

1 ) Put the Analysis Assembly on the column that has been affixed to the frame.
2 )Temporarily lock them using the fixing screw (pan-head 3-point sems: M4 x 10).
3 ) Set the Sampler Unit with a Sample Tube on its STAT Port, in the frame. Place the tip of the
nozzle above the Sample Tube.
4 ) Moving the Analysis Assembly right and left, and the nozzle up and down, adjust the nozzle so
that it is positioned at the center of the tube.
5 ) Tighten the fixing screw to lock the Analysis Assembly in place.
n Test Strip Feeder positioning

Before making this adjustment, the Test Strip Carrier must be properly positioned.
1 ) Position the feeder so that the Test Strips do not contact the finger at the Rack Loading Side
located at the initialization position, when they are ejected from the feeder.
n Washing Bath positioning

1 ) Remove the Washing Bath Cover. Bring the nozzle over the Washing Bath.
2 ) Loosen screws A and B. Position the Washing Bath appropriately by moving the nozzle up and
down.
Standard (Washing Bath and the center of the nozzle)
Right and left directions: 0 to +0.5 (Positive values move the Washing Bath
to the right as seen from the front of the analyzer.)
Back-and-forth directions: 0±0.5
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2.9 Test Strip Carrier Positioning
Preparation
Hexagon wrench (2.5 mm jaw) x1
Adjustment
1 ) Fit the Sampling Level Adjustment Jig into the slot at the sampling position on the tray, so that
the jig contacts the left edge of the slot.
2 ) Loosen the screws that lock down the Test Strip Carrier. (five hexagon socket head 3-point
sems screws)
3 ) Move the Test Strip Carrier left or right so that the tip of the nozzle is positioned at the middle
of standard holes 1 and 2 on the jig.
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2.10 Carrier PI Adjustment
Preparation
Carrier PI Adjustment 1
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Adjustment
Note: PI Shutter is temporary fixed with a screw with hexagonal hole (loosen the other side).
l Let the Carrier DC motor rotate and stop it when the PI is off from on.
Shutter block Full open
Chuck plate Loosen the screw and place it horizontally.
Note: Rotation of the Carrier DC motor should be done with electric power (do NOT rotate it
manually).
Service mode→Hard Test→Unit Action→Arm R , stop
l Set the jig with this condition (see below).
Note: Make sure you put the shutter anti-block between the PI and PI Shutter.
l Loosen the screw of the Shutter block, and fix the PI shutter.
Note: Be sure to put the jig vertically.
l Loosen the screw with hexagonal hole, and release from the shaft.
l Remove the DC motor from the gear. Rotate the shaft manually and open the handling. Fix
the Chuck Plate as the top of the chuck touches to it.
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l Rotate the shaft manually. Fix the PI Shutter where the Chuck Plate touches to the
handling. Make sure you press the shaft over. Press the Carrier PI Adjustment Jig over with
the entire PI Shutter until it touches to the PI, then fix the Chuck Plate.
Note : “Test Strip Carrier Positioning” (see item 2.9) and “Nozzle drive pulse adjustment”
(see item 2.6.2) shall be required after the Carrier PI Adjustment.
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2.11 Arm Adjustment
Preparation
Finger Adjustment Jig x1
Adjustment
n Link (S) attaching

1 ) Attach the carrier and the optical system to the analyzer.
2 ) In the Service mode, choose 2: Adjust, 1: Hart test, and 2: Unit action. Press - several times to
select Hand, and then Init.
3 ) Keeping the arm at the farthest point from the sampling position (where the line between the
center of the two holes on the link (S) is horizontal), join the link (S).
Standard: 0°±5°
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n Finger positioning
1 ) Once the link (S) has been locked down, in the Service mode, choose 2: Adjust, 1: Hart test,
and 2: Unit action. Press - several times to select Hard, and then Step.
2 ) Press ENTER (choose Step) several times to bring the link (S) to the position 180-degree away
from the Init position (where the arm is positioned farthest to the left).
3 ) Using the Fingure Adjustment Jig, adjust the finger to meet the following standard:
Standard
From the working face on the tray at the sampling position
Finger (front side): 4.0 - 4.5
Finger (back side): 5.0 – 6.0
n Confirmation
1 ) Attach the carrier and the optical system to the analyzer.
2 ) In the Service mode, choose 2: Adjust, 1: Hard test, and 2: Unit action. Press - several times to
select Hard, and then Init.
3 ) Place the Test Strip to the right edge of the tray. Perform Init adjustment repeatedly to check
that each Test Strip is set in the sampling position successfully.
Note : “Test Strip Carrier Positioning” (see item 2.9) and “Nozzle drive pulse adjustment”
(see item 2.6.2) shall be required after the Carrier PI Adjustment.
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2.12 Test Strip Feeder Clearance Adjustment
Preparation
Clearance Adjustment Jig x1
0.07- and 0.09-mm Clearance Gauges 1 for each
Ball point screw driver (2.5 mm) x2
Tweezers x1
Adjustment
1 ) Bring the drum slot to just before the divider.
2 ) Loosen the screw on divider A. Insert the Clearance Adjustment Jig or Clearance Gauge (0.08
mm) there. Lightly pressing the divider against the drum, tighten the screw.
NOTE: Divider A has a cutout at the center of its dividing surface. Avoid this cutout
when inserting the gauge.
3 ) Adjust the divider in the same way.
4 ) For divider 1 adjustment, insert the Clearance Adjustment Jig into the position marked with a
circle. Then, adjust the divider in the same way as above.
5 ) For divider 2 adjustment, insert the Clearance Adjustment Jig. Adjust the divider as you press
on it with tweezers.
n Confirmation
Keeping the drum slot just in front of the divider, check if the 0.07-mm gauge smoothly passes
through the clearance.
Keeping the drum slot just in front of the divider, check that you have a difficulty passing the
0.09-mm gauge through the clearance.
Insert a right-side Test Strip (9EA) in the drum slot and check that the Test Strip passes through
the divider smoothly.
Insert a reversed Test Strip (9EA) in the drum slot and check that the Test Strip passes through
the divider smoothly.
Insert a reversed Test Strip (9EA) in the drum slot and put a right-side Test Strip on it. Check that
only one of these strips can pass through the divider.
NOTE: Use only new Test Strips which have just been taken out of the bottle.
If any of the conditions listed above are not satisfied, it may be because of inadequate divider
adjustment, improper depth of the drum slot, or incorrect width of the shim attached to the drum
slot. Check these points again.
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2.13 Test Strip Carrier Unit Adjustment
Preparation
Check Strip (white) (54-70632) x1
Screw driver x1
Adjustment
Before starting this adjustment, the arm and carrier PI must be adjusted.
l Positioning
1 ) Lock the Test Strip Loading and Test Strip carrier to the base.
2 ) Lock down the fixing plate (2) (49 mm away from the base edge), and temporarily lock down the
Optical System Unit using two screws (A) as shown below.
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3 ) Set the tray and place a Test Strip in the slot just in front of the optical metering position (as
appropriate).
4 ) Loosen all the screws that lock down the optical system. Position the unit to satisfy the
conditions shown below and temporarily lock it down using the screws (A). During adjustment,
the Chuck Assembly must be placed to the right or left.
(1) As seen from above the Optical System Unit, the Test Strip should be parallel to
the Optical System Shaft.
(2) The center of the Test Strip Jig should match that of the chuck.
5 ) Connect the carrier motor to a 12 V power supply or the analyzer (in the case of the analyzer,
PI must also be connected), and use the chuck to carry the Test Strip to one stage before the
optical metering position.
6 ) Check the Test Strip and Optical System Shaft are parallel, again. If not, adjust the unit position
again. After positioning is completed, tighten all the screws on the Optical Unit.
n Test Strip Carrier Assembly confirmation
NOTE: This confirmation must be made with all the screws on the Optical System Unit
tight. The Carrier Cover must also be locked.
Preparation:
Ground anywhere between the Test Strip Carrier Base and the analyzer frame. Attach the carrier
and Optical System to the analyzer for Check Measurement.
1 ) In the Service mode, press MENU twice. Choose 2: System option, and then 1: Measure.
2 ) While the fifth item Check result appears, press - several times to select Detail, and press
ENTER.
3 ) Press MENU twice. Choose 2: Adjust, 2: Pulse & LED, and then 1: LED Adjust.
4 ) While LED Adjust appears, press - several times to select OPT, and press ENTER.
5 ) Press MENU to go to the next screen and press CHECK.
6 ) Place a Check Strip (white) on the tray and press START.
7 ) When the Check Strip comes to the Optical Block, press START.
8 ) After Optical Block movement, rotate VR6 on the Main PWA using the screw driver to adjust the
light amount for Test Strip pad detection.
Adjustment standard: Pad:30000±1500 counts
NOTE: During adjustment, use a blackout curtain to avoid stray light.
Confirmation:
1 ) Turn on the power to the analyzer. Make sure the Ready screen appears, and then press
CHECK.
2 ) Place a Check Strip (white) on the tray and press START to make a Check Measurement.
3 ) Check the measurement result satisfies the confirmation standard.
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Confirmation standard:
◇ 945 Pad 1,Pad 4,Pad 5,Pad 6,Pad 7,Pad10
The ratio of Pad 1, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10 reflectance to

Pad 11 reflectance must be 100±5%.
NOTE: During adjustment, use a blackout curtain to avoid stray light.
4 ) Cut the Check Strip (white) 17 mm from the hand-held side. Place it diagonally across the slot
of the Test Strip Optical Block. (The right-front side of the strip contacts the right edge of the
slot on the rib in front of the tray, and the left-back side contacts the left edge of the slot on the
rib at the back of the tray.)
5 ) Retry the operation from step 1. Before the Check Strip is carried to the Optical Block, remove
the Check Strips that have passed the Test Strip Pass Sensor from the tray (so that the Test
Strip set in step 4 is measured).
6 ) Check the measurement result satisfies the confirmation standard shown in step 3.
7 ) Do the same operation as in step 4 on the opposite side (the left-front side of the strip contacts
the left edge of the slot on the rib in front of the tray, and the right-back side contacts the right
edge of the slot on the rib at the back of the tray). Check the result satisfies the standard
shown in step 3.
If any of the three measurement results does not meet the standard, retry adjustments.
2.14 Test Strip Feeder Belt Tension Adjustment
Preparation
Push-pull scale (0 – 1 kg) x1
Adjustment
Using the push-pull scale, press the center of the belt and measure the bending allowance under
the load of 100 g.
Standard point
Point (A) : 1.4 mm between motor and drum.
Point (B) : 3.5 mm between drum and reversal drum.
Note : While the pulley is free, the reversal drum should be return to the initialized
position by the enforced initializing organization.
Enforced initializing
organization
Pulley
Point (B)
Point (A)
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3. Adjustment Items and Parts (Sampler)

3.1 Adjustment items and parts
Item No. Adjustment Items Parts Used Drawing

No.
1 Measurement-side lever PI adjustment
2 Measurement-side lever interlock adjustment
3 Belt tension adjustment Tension Jig 74-05660
4 Cross feeding lever slant adjustment
5 STAT Port hold tool level adjustment
6 Rack ID Sensor sensitivity adjustment Rack ID adjustment Rack (N-5) 74-05657
Rack ID adjustment Rack (N-8) 74-05658
Rack ID adjustment Rack 74-05659
(N-8.5)
7 Sensor panel slant adjustment
8 Longitudinal feeding pulley level adjustment
NOTE: Check the newest version of the jig drawing for each adjustment.
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4. Adjustments (Sampler)
4.1 Measurement-side Lever PI Adjustment
Preparation
SYSMEX Rack x1
Phillips screw driver (No.2) x1
Screw locks Proper amount
Adjustment
1 ) Attach the Sampler connector to the analyzer to set the Sampler.
2 ) Feed the first port of the Rack to the sampling position (center of the Sampler). To do that:
(1) Go to the Service mode.
(2) Choose 2: Adjust.
(3) Choose 1: Hard test.
(4) Choose 2: Unit action.
(5) Choose Rack.
3 ) To make adjustments:
(1) Choose Init to initialize the system.
(2) Choose Meas 1st to let the analyzer perform the find-beginning operation.
(3) Press ENTER (choose Hold send) twice to bring the 1st port of the Rack to the sampling
position.
4 ) Manually bring the nozzle to the top of the Rack.
5 ) If the 1st port of the Rack is positioned at the center of the nozzle, lock the PI bracket in place.
This completes the adjustment.
6 ) If not, move the PI bracket using the adjustment screw until the 1st port of the Rack comes to
the center of the nozzle, and repeat (1) to (3) in step 3 To make adjustments described above.
7 ) The standard is 0±1.0 mm.
8 ) Tips
(1) To bring the Rack back, rotate the adjustment screw clockwise.
(2) To advance the Rack more, rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise.
(3) Turning the adjustment screw once moves the Rack 0.5 mm.
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4.2 Measurement-side Lever Interlock Adjustment
Preparation
Hexagon wrench (1.5 mm jaws) x1
Adjustment
1 ) Connect the Sampler connector to the analyzer.
2 ) Locate the adjustment hole cap at the left back of the top base (left) and remove it.
3 ) Let the analyzer to take the Rack lever initial operation. To do that:
(1) Go to the Service mode.
(2) Choose 2: Adjust.
(3) Choose 2: Pulse & LED.
(4) Choose 1: Pulse adjust.
(5) Choose Rack.
(6) Choose Meas 1st.
(7) On the pulse adjustment mode screen, set the feeding pulses. The default is 0250.
4 ) Setting the sensor status display 1 (PI: Bright) to the middle of the range, temporarily screw the
screw of the light-shield plate using the hexagon wrench.
5 ) Make sure the range of the sensor status display 1 falls within the standard range: to do that,
press 4 to move left, and press 7 to move right one pulse at a time.
6 ) When the range of the display falls within the standard range, tighten the screw.
7 ) Attach the Adjustment Hole Cap.
8 ) The standard is 250±6 pulses.
9 ) Tip:
(1) The light shield plate has a slit width of about 20 pulses.
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4.3 Belt Tension Adjustment
Preparation
Push-pull scale (2 Kg) x1
Tension Jig x1
DC power supply (DC 24 V) x1
Binding cord x1
Adjustment
1. Rack longitudinal feeding belt tension adjustment
1 ) Using the push-pull scale, pull the belt up until the back side of the belt contacts the Tension
Jig (8 mm). Read the load.
2 ) Adjust the tension so that the load falls within the standard range.
3 ) The standard is from 1.1 to 1.2 Kgf (This range is for the default tension. The load should be
from 0.8 to 1.3 kgf after aging.)
4 ) After tension adjustment, age the belt for 50 hours to eliminate the initial stretch.
Push-pull scale
Belt
Binding cord
Top base
Tension Jig
2. Rack cross feeding belt tension adjustment
1 ) The standard attaching tension is 1.6 ± 0.1 Kgf.
2 ) For reference:
100g
6.56m
m
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4.4 Cross Feeding Lever Slant Adjustment
Preparation
Phillips screw screw driver (No.2) x1
Adjustment
1 ) When fixing the measurement-side and return-side levers using the keep plates, adjust each
lever to make it vertical.
2 ) Set the levers on the chassis, and temporarily screw the screws at the both edges of the
plates.
3 ) Position the plates so that the angle between each lever and the bottom of the chassis falls
within the standard range.
4 ) Standard: A = 90 to 91 degrees
Lever
Keep plate
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4.5 STAT Port Hold Tool Level Adjustment
Preparation
0.15-mm Thickness Gauge x1
Spanner (8 mm) x1
Socket screw driver (8 mm) x1
Adjustment
1 ) Adjust the height of the column located below the STAT Port set position.
2 ) Push the STAT Port into the set position.
3 ) Rotate the column until the clearance between the column and the bottom plate fixed to the
bottom of the STAT Port falls within the standard range. Fix them with the screw.
4 ) The standard is from 0 to 0.1 mm (Acceptable if the 0.15-mm Thickness Gauge cannot be
inserted.)
STAT port
Bottom plate
Column
Standard length
Screw
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4.6 Rack ID Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment
Preparation
Rack ID adjustment Rack (N-5) (74-05657) x1
Rack ID adjustment Rack (N-8) (74-05658) x1
Rack ID adjustment Rack (N-8.5) (74-05659) x1
Adjustment
4.6.1 Preparing for Adjustment
1 ) Turn the power on.
2 ) Bring the Rack ID Adjustment Rack (N-8.5) (74-05659) into intimate contact with the Rack ID
Sensor.
NOTE: Be careful not to scratch the surface.
3 ) On the Sampler 2 PWA, set the jumper JP1 to the B1 side. The analyzer will be in the
Maintenance mode, allowing you to change the Rack ID Sensor using the SW1 switch.
4.6.2 Adjusting the Sensitivity of the Rack ID Sensor.
1 ) The following table lists the SW1 switch numbers and the corresponding sensors:
SW1 NO. Volume Sensor No.

0 VR01 PI01
1 VR02 PI02
2 VR03 PI03
3 VR04 PI04
4 VR05 PI05
2 ) Set so that the digital voltmeter reads the value shown below.
Adjusted value Error range

1.500V ±0.030V
4.6.3 Checking the Operation
1 ) Bring the spacer of the Rack ID Adjustment Rack (N-8) (74-05658) into intimate contact with
the sensor contact surface. (Using the spacer, keep the Rack 3 mm away from the sensor.)
2 ) For each channel, check that the LED (D2) on the Sampler 2 PWA is OFF.
3 ) Bring the Rack ID Adjustment Rack (N-5) (74-05657) into intimate contact with the sensor
contact surface.
4 ) For each channel, check that the LED (D2) on the Sampler 2 PWA is ON.
5 ) After checking all the sensors, set the JP1 jumper to the A1 side on the Sampler 2 PWA.
6 ) Fix the volumes using the screw lock.
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4.7 Sensor Panel Slant Adjustment
Preparation
SYSMEX Rack x1
Scale x1
Hexagon spanner (5.5 mm jaws) x1
Adjustment
1 ) Using the adjuster screw, adjust the angle of the 5-bit sensor panel on the top base (right).
2 ) Lock the top base (right) to the chassis.
3 ) Press the SYSMEX Rack against the right wall to set it up.
4 ) Using the adjuster screw, adjust the slant of the panel so that the clearance between the panel
and the top-right corner of the Rack falls within the standard range.
5 ) After adjustment, lock down the adjuster with a nut, and apply screw lock.
6 ) The standard is 0.5 to 1.0 mm.
Standard length Screw
Rack
Panel Adjuster screw
Joint R
Top base (right)
6-52
4.8 Longitudinal Feeding Pulley Level Adjustment
Preparation
SYSMEX Rack x1
DC power supply (DC 24 V) x1
Phillips screw driver x1
Sample Tubes containing water (Diameter: 15, L=100) x2
Label x8
Pan-head 3-point sems screw (M3 x 8 SUS) x1
Adjustment
1 ) Preparation
(1) Place the seams of the right and left belts to the same position.
(2) Set a 6 mm shim.
(3) Place the Sample Tubes containing water in ports 1 and 10 on the Adjustment Rack.
2 ) Set the Top Base Assembly on the chassis, and lock it down at the center with the screw.
3 ) Connect the motor to the power supply. Run the motor until the seam of the belt comes to the
screw that locks down the top base.
4 ) Set the Adjustment Rack. Using the Thickness Gauge, measure the clearance between the
triangle rib and the bottom of the Rack.
TIP: For easy measurement, place a 1 mm spacer on the base surface before passing the
Thickness Gauge through.
5 ) Standard: 0.1 mm (pass), 0.25 mm (stop)
6 ) If the result is out of the standard range, set the shim again and repeat the adjustment until
meeting the standard. If you replace the shim, run the motor again to bring the seam of the belt
to the screw that locks down the top base.
7 ) Write the resulting thickness of the shim on a label, and attach it to the shim.
8 ) Write the resulting thickness of the shim on the check sheet.
Adjustment points
4mm
Adjustment Rack
Top base (right) Top base (left)
0mm
6-53
Appendix
No. Description Drawing No. / Rev.
1 Printing Formats
2 Error & Trouble Specifications
APP 1 AX-4280 Printing Formats
App 1
Printing Formats
1. Hardware ...................................................................................................................... １
１
1.1 Built-in Printer ............................................................................................................. １

1.1.1 Printer Specifications ......................................................................................... １
1.1.2 Printer Controller ................................................................................................ １
1.1.3 Interface ............................................................................................................. １
1.2 External Printer (Optional)............................................................................................ １
1.2.1 Printer Specifications ......................................................................................... １
1.2.2 Interface ............................................................................................................. １
2. Printouts from the Built-in Printer .............................................................................. １

2.1 Font.............................................................................................................................. １
2.2 Line Feed Control......................................................................................................... １
2.3 Printing Format............................................................................................................. ２
3. Printout from an External Printer ............................................................................... ２

3.1 Font and print density................................................................................................... ２
3.2 Line Feed Control......................................................................................................... ２
3.3 Printing Format............................................................................................................. ２
4. Built-in Printer Print Format.......................................................................................... 3

4.1 Measurement Results .................................................................................................. 3
4.2 Error and Trouble Messages........................................................................................ ８
4.3 SG Calibration Results ................................................................................................. ９
4.4 Error List ...................................................................................................................... １０
4.5 User Setup Information ................................................................................................ １１
4.6 Check Samples ............................................................................................................ １２
4.6.1 Check Sample Standard Printout....................................................................... １２
4.6.2 Check Sample Detailed Printout (Service Mode Settings) ................................. １３
4.7 A/D Data Measurement Results (Service Mode Settings)........................................... １４
4.8 Test Strip Information (Service Mode)......................................................................... １７
4.9 Reagent Item Information (Service Mode)................................................................... １８
4.10 User Setup Setting Information (Service Mode) ......................................................... ２０
4.11 System Option Setting Information (Service Mode) ................................................... ２７
4.12 Calibration Information (Service Mode) ...................................................................... ３０
4.13 Pulse Setting Information (Service Mode) .................................................................. ３１
4.14 Color Tone Setting Information (Service Mode) ......................................................... ３３
5. External Printer ............................................................................................................ 33

5.1 Measurement Result .................................................................................................... 33
5.2 Check Sample.............................................................................................................. ３８
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1. Hardware
1.1 Built-in Printer
1.1.1 Printer Specifications
Manufacturer: Matsushita Electronic Components Co., Ltd.Product name: Thermal line
printer (thermal technology: 58 mm in width)Parts number: EPL-1902S2A
1.1.2 Printer Controller

Manufacturer: Matsushita Electronic Components Co., Ltd.
Product name: Control chip for thermal line printer
Model number: EPLSAR1901
Print digits: Built-in font (Standard characters: 36)
(2-byte characters: 18)
1.1.3 Interface
Simple Centronics communications by TMP90PH44F manufactured by TOSHIBA Corporation (For
detailed information, see the specifications of the I/O CPU and panel CPU.)
1.2 External Printer (Optional)

1.2.1 Printer Specifications
Manufacturer: EPSON
Product name: Dot-impact line printer
Parts number: VP-1100
The analyzer will work with any line printer that can print 136-digit text on 15-inch wide continuos
paper.
1.2.2 Interface
Simple Centronics communications by TMP90PH44F manufactured by TOSHIBA Corporation. (For
detailed information, see the specifications of the I/O CPU.)
2. Printouts from the Built-in Printer

2.1 Font
The built-in printer uses two Gothic fonts: the built-in standard font and 2-byte font provided by the
printer controller.
2.2 Line Feed Control

Each measurement result is followed by as many line feeds (0 to 9) as that specified by "Data Line
feed". At the end of the last measurement result, more line feeds will also be added as specified by
"Line feed". The "Data Line feed" and "Line feed" settings can be made in the Service mode.
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2.3 Printing Format

The built-in printer can produce 15 types of printouts as listed below. The layout, included items, and
printing timing for each printout type are described in the later sections.
Operation mode
z Measurement results
z Error and trouble messages
z SG calibration results
z Error list
z User setup information (Print parameters)
z Check sample (Standard printout)
Service mode
z A/D data measurement results
z Check sample (Detailed printout)
z Test Strip information (Print parameters)
z Reagent item information (Print parameters)
z Calibration information (Print parameters)
z User setup setting information (Print parameters)
z System option setting information (Print parameters)
z Pulse setting information (Print parameters)
z Color tone setting information (Print parameters)
3. Printout from an External Printer

3.1 Font and print density
The fonts that the external printer has will be used. Only alphanumeric characters, but not any
control codes, are used so that the analyzer can work with any line printer.
3.2 Line Feed Control

The "Data Line feed" and "Line feed" settings are invalid for the external printer operation. It is
assumed that one page of 15" by 11" continuous paper can contain 60 lines. The printer must be set
for 1-inch skips; once the user has set the paper properly, the printer picks up the beginning of the
first page and automatically skips each perforation line from then on.
3.3 Printing Format

The printouts can include the following two Operation mode items.
z Measurement results
z Check sample
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4. Built-in Printer Print Format

4.1 Measurement Results
The measurement result printout will include the measurement results of Normal, STAT, and Control
samples.
Printing format (layout) Example: Reflectance

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜Ａ bbbbbbbbbb ＣＣＣＣ d ｜−① ｜ CONTROL-L ｜
｜ ID ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ｜−② ｜ ID −−−−−−−−−−−−− ｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb CC℃ ｜−③ ｜ 1999-11-29 21:41 28℃ ｜
｜ PORT NO. aaa-aa STRIP bbbbbbbbbb ｜−④ ｜ PORT NO. 001-01 STRIP 9UB ｜
｜ *********************************｜｜ *********************************｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ GLU ＮＯＲＭＡＬ８３．０% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ PRO − ８３．７% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ BIL − ９９．３% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ URO ＮＯＲＭＡＬ９７．９% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ PH ９４．２% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ BLD − ９１．４% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ KET − ９０．８% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ NIT − ９１．１% ｜
｜Ａ bbbb ＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤＤＤＤeeeeee｜−⑤ ｜ LEU − ９１．５% ｜
｜Ａ TURB ＢＢＢＢＢＣＣＣＣＣＣＤＤＤ｜−⑥ ｜ TURB − ０．２１｜
｜Ａ S.G. ＢＢＢＢＢＣＣＣ｜−⑦ ｜ S.G. １．０００｜
｜ COLOR ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ｜−⑧ ｜ C/M -9.999,Y/M -9.999,TONE 99.99 ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-offline ｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
Example: Normal result Example: Abnormal result

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜ (including measurement result )
｜ STAT NO. ０００２｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ ID １２３４５６７８９０１２３｜｜● MEAS NO. ０００２ * ｜
｜ 1999-11-29 21:41 28℃ ｜｜ ID １２３４５６７８９０１２３｜
｜ PORT NO. 001-01 STRIP 9UB ｜｜ 1999-11-29 21:41 28℃ ｜
｜ *********************************｜｜ PORT NO. 001-01 STRIP 9UB ｜
｜ GLU ＮＯＲＭＡＬ mg/dl｜｜ *********************************｜
｜ PRO − mg/dl｜｜ GLU ＮＯＲＭＡＬ mg/dl｜
｜ BIL − mg/dl｜｜ PRO − mg/dl｜
｜ URO ＮＯＲＭＡＬ mg/dl｜｜！ BIL ＋ mg/dl｜
｜ PH ７．０｜｜ URO ＮＯＲＭＡＬ mg/dl｜
｜ BLD − mg/dl｜｜ PH ７．０｜
｜ KET − mg/dl｜｜！ BLD ＋１ mg/dl｜
｜ NIT − mg/dl｜｜＊ KET ＯＶＥＲ mg/dl｜
｜ LEU − Leu/ul｜｜ NIT ＋１ mg/dl｜
｜ TURB − ｜｜ LEU − Leu/ul｜
｜ S.G. １．０００｜｜ TURB ＣＡＬ．ＥＲＲ．｜
｜ COLOR ＣＯＬＯＲＬＥＳＳ｜｜＊ S.G. ＯＶＥＲ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜｜ COLOR ＣＯＬＯＲＬＥＳＳ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
３
Example: Measurement error Example: Measurement error

with measurement result with no measurement result
｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜？ MEAS NO. ０００２｜｜？ MEAS NO. ０００２｜
｜ ID １２３４５６７８９０１２３｜｜ ID# １２３４５６７８９０１２３｜
｜ 1999-11-29 21:41 28℃ ｜｜ 1999-11-29 21:41 28℃ ｜
｜ PORT NO. 001-01 STRIP 9UB ｜｜ PORT NO. 001-01 STRIP 9UB ｜
｜ *********************************｜｜ *********************************｜
｜ COM: REFLEX OVER ｜−⑨ ｜ COM: DRIFT ｜−⑨
｜ *********************************｜｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
｜ GLU ＮＯＲＭＡＬ mg/dl｜
｜ PRO − mg/dl｜
｜ BIL ＋１ mg/dl｜
｜ URO ＮＯＲＭＡＬ mg/dl｜
｜ PH ７．０｜
｜ BLD − mg/dl｜
｜ KET − mg/dl｜
｜ NIT ＋１ mg/dl｜
｜ LEU − Leu/ul｜
｜ TURB ＋１｜
｜ S.G. １．０００｜
｜ COLOR ＣＯＬＯＲＬＥＳＳ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
① Abnormal mark (A), measurement type (b), Measurement No. (C),

and high-concentration wash mark (d)A) Abnormal mark (One 2-byte character)
The abnormal sample mark "●" indicates an abnormal result (positive or abnormal color) of a
sample measurement. The abnormal measurement mark "?" indicates that there is something
wrong with the analyzer. The "?" mark is higher priority than the "●" mark. These marks can be
prevented from appearing by changing the appropriate setting provided by the "User set up"
menu screen in the Service mode.
b) Measurement type (9 standard characters)

MEAS NO. (Normal Measurement)
STAT NO. (STAT Measurement)
COLTROL-L (Control L Measurement)
COLTROL-M (Control M Measurement)
COLTROL-H (Control H Measurement)
C) Measurement No. (Four 2-byte characters)
For Control Measurement, this area will be left blank. No Measurement No. will appear.
d) High-concentration wash mark (1 standard character)
The high-concentration wash mark " ＊ " will appear if the TB/Hb meter detects highly
concentrated Hb and the washing operation is performed. This mark can be added only when the
special version of the ROM is integrated.
② Patient ID (A) (Thirteen 2-byte characters)

A number that was entered through the keys or a barcode will appear. For samples that do not have
IDs, "-------------" will appear instead. Whether to print the patient IDs or not can be specified on the
appropriate menu screen.
４
③ Date (a), time (b), and temperature inside the analyzer (c)
a) and b) Date (10 standard characters) and time (5 standard characters)
The date and time when the measurement was made will appear. There are three date formats:
YYYY-MM-DD, MM-DD-YYYY, and DD-MM-YYYY.
Example: 1996-05-21 09:53
21-05-1996 09:53
05-21-1996 09:53
c) Temperature inside the analyzer (2 standard characters)
The temperature inside the analyzer will be indicated in Celsius as a 2-digit number.
Example: 29℃
④ Port No. (a), and Test Strip type (b)

a) Port No. (6 standard characters)
A Port No. consists of a 3-digit Rack number and a 2-digit hole number.
Example: PORT NO. 001-03
b) Test Strip type (10 standard characters) Example: 9UB
⑤ Abnormal item mark (A), measurement item name (b), rank (C),
concentration value or reflectance (D), measurement unit (e)
A) Abnormal item mark (One 2-byte character)
Normal: Blank
Abnormal value: ＊
Abnormal color: ！
(The "!" mark is higher priority than the "＊" mark.)
b) Measurement item name (4 standard characters)
GLU, PRO, BIL, URO, PH, BLD, KET, NIT, or LEU
C) Rank (semi-quantity mark)
(Six 2-byte characters for NORMAL, and five 2-byte characters for others)
D) Either of concentration value or reflectance will appear (6 digits flush right)
e) Measurement unit
The measurement unit will appear. When the D area contains the reflectance, the "%" mark will
appear here.
⑥ Abnormal TB mark (A), TB semi-quantity mark (B), TB measurement result (C),

and TB error display (D)
A) Abnormal TB mark (One 2-byte character)
Normal: (Blank)
Abnormal: ＊
This mark will not appear by default, and can be set to appear using the appropriate setting
provided by the "System option" menu screen in the Service mode.
B) TB semi-quantity mark (Five 2-byte characters)
Any of the following semi-quantity marks will appear flush to the right according to the
judgement result. The semi-quantity mark can be changed by the Test Strip item setting.
Judgement result Indications

Clear -
Turbid +1, 1+, or +
Severe turbid +2, 2+, or ++
C) The TB measurement result will appear when in the reflectance mode.
(Six 2-byte characters flush right)
５
D) TB error display (Eight 2-byte characters flush right)

If a measurement results unsuccessful, error information will appear in the C and D areas, with the
text flush to the right. The TB measurement errors include the following:
No. Indications TB measurement errors

1 ERROR Turbidity was not measured.
2 CAL. ERR. TB calibration has not been performed.
⑦ Abnormal SG mark (A) and SG measurement result (B)
A) Abnormal SG mark (One 2-byte character)
Normal: (Blank)The limit of the GLU/PRO correction
(OVER): ！
Exceeded SG value: ＊
The "＊" mark is higher priority than the "!" mark. These mark will not appear by default, and can
be set to appear using the appropriate setting provided by the "User set up" menu screen in the
Service mode.
B) The SG measurement result will appear (Five 2-byte characters flush right)
C) SG measurement error (Eight 2-byte characters flush right)

If a measurement results unsuccessful, error information will appear in the B and C areas, with
the text flush to the right. The SG measurement errors includes the following:
No. Indications GS errors

1 -------- SG was not measured.
2 CAL.ERR. SG calibration has not been performed.
3 OVER The SG value exceeds 1.055.
4 UNDER The SG value is smaller than 0.995.
5 LAMP L. Measurement cannot be made because of low SG light amount
⑧ Color tone judgement result (A)
(Twelve 2-byte characters, except in the case of the reflectance printout)Any of the following will
appear according to the judgement result.
“ COLORLESS”
“ OTHER”
or,
Darkness Basic color names
“LIGHT ”(Light) “YELLOW”
“ ”(Normal) × “ORANGE”
“ DARK ”(Dark) “GREEN ”
“BLUE ”
“VIOLET”
“RED ”
“BROWN ”
６
⑨ Remarks (Information on measurement and calculation errors that arise during measurement)
Possible remarks include the following:
No. Indications Descriptions Data
1 Normal Included
2 NO SAMPLE Sample shortage Not included
3 PASS Not measured Not included
4 DROP/STRIP MISS Sampling or Test Strip error Not included
5 DRIFT Drift Not included
6 REFLEX OVER Abnormal high reflectance Included
7 STRIP DEVIATE Deviated Test Strip Not included
Example: COM: DRIFT
Printing Timing
Measurement results will be printed after the analyzer completes measurement for each sample
and when the reprint operation is requested.
Number of samples printable

370 samples of measurement results can be printed on a roll of 25-m printer paper under the
following conditions:
All are Normal Measurements and completed normally.

9 measurement items: 18 lines (about 66 mm) per sample
No line feed is inserted between measurement results of individual samples
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4.2 Error and Trouble Messages
Printing Format and Items
Printing Format（Printout layout） Example

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ｜−① ｜ 1998-02-03 10:45 ｜
｜ＥＡＡＡ： fffffffffffffffffffff ｜−② ｜Ｅ０１０： No Strip ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-off line ｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
Or,
｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ｜−① ｜ 1998-02-03 10:45 ｜
｜ＴＡＡＡ： fffffffffffffffffffff ｜−② ｜Ｔ１０２： Nozzle Sensor ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-off line ｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
The error and trouble message printout informs you of analyzer trouble that stops measurement
operations. It will contain the following:
① Date and time (same as those in the measurement result printout)
② Error and trouble information (A message starting with "E" indicates an error, and "T", a trouble.)
a: Error or trouble number
b: Trouble message
For detailed information about error and trouble messages, see the documentation on the error and
trouble specifications.
Example: T001: Eeprom Trouble
Printing TimingT
hese messages will be printed when the analyzer detects an error or trouble or when a trouble
history is requested. E001, E002, E003, and E004 will not be printed.
８
4.3 SG Calibration Results
Printing Format (layout) Example

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ｜−Date and time ｜ 1998-02-03 10:45 ｜
｜ＳＧＣＡＬＯＫ｜−SG calibration result ｜ＳＧＣＡＬＯＫ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-off line ｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
The date and time will appear in the same way as on the measurement result printout.
Printing Timing
The SG calibration result is printed after the SG calibration is completed successfully. If unsuccessful,
an appropriate error or trouble message will be printed instead.
９
4.4 Error List
Printing Format and items

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜aaaa-aa-aa ｜−① ｜1998-02-03 ｜
｜Time NO. Port Error ｜｜Time NO. Port Error ｜
｜aa:aa bbbb cddd-ee fffffffffffffffff｜−② ｜09:05 0001 001-01 BC read miss ｜
｜aa:aa bbbb cddd-ee fffffffffffffffff｜｜09:12 0027 002-07 Abnormal rank ｜
｜･･･｜｜09:15 1001 S001-01 Abnormal color ｜
｜･･･｜｜09:25 0002 STAT Measure error ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-off line ｜09:35 CL-M 001-09 No sample ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
①Date (aaaa-aa-aa)
This area will contain the date when the first sample in the list was measured. There are three
formats: YYYY-MM-DD, MM-DD-YYYY, and DD-MM-YYYY.
Example 1996-05-21
21-05-1996
05-21-1996
②Time (a), Measurement No. (b), Rack type (c), Port No. (d and e), and error information (f)
a) Time (5 standard characters)
The time when the measurement was made appears here.
b) Measurement No. (4 standard characters)
For Control Measurements, any of the following indications will appear.
Control L: CL-L
Control M: CL-M
Control H: CL-H
c) Rack type (1 standard character)
"S" will appear for the STAT sample set on the Control/STAT Rack. Nothing shall appear here
with other samples.
d and e) Port No. (6 standard characters)
The Port No. will appear in the same way as on the measurement result printout. However, for
STAT samples set on the STAT Port, "STAT" will appear in the "c (Rack type)" and "d (Port No.)"
areas.
f) Error information
The error information area will contain any of the following messages.
Priority Descriptions Indications
1 Barcode reading error BC read miss
2 No sample No sample
3 Measurement error Measure error
4 Abnormal color Abnormal color
5 Positive sample Abnormal rank
6 SG measurement error S.G. error
7 TB measurement error Turbidity error
If two or more errors have occurred, the error message having the highest priority (the smallest
number in the list) will appear.
Print timing
The error list will be printed when [LIST] is pressed on the analyzer.
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4.5 User Setup Information

Printing Format (layout)
￨ ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+- ￨ Example
￨ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ￨−① ￨ ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+- ￨
￨ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ￨−② ￨ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００￨
￨ User's parameter information ￨−Title ￨ 1999-04-23 18:15 ￨
￨ ◇Measure 1 ￨−Measurement condition sub-title ￨ User's parameter information ￨
￨ Strip ･････････････････ aaaaaaaaaa ￨−③−１￨ ◇Measure 1 ￨
￨ Start No. ････････････････ aaaa ￨−③−２￨ Strip ･････････････････ 9UB ￨
￨ Assign No. ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−③−３￨ Start No. ････････････････ Seq ￨
￨ Rack feed ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−③−４￨ Assign No. ･･･････････････ Tube ￨
￨ Sample data ･････････････ aaaa ￨−③−５￨ Rack feed ･･･････････････ One way ￨
￨ Control data ････････････ aaaaaa ￨−③−６￨ Sample data ･････････････ Conc ￨
￨￨￨ Control data ････････････ Conc ￨
￨ ------------------------------------ ￨￨￨
￨ ------------------------------------ ￨
① Version (Sixteen 2-byte characters)

The name and version of the analyzer will appear.
Example:ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００
② Date and time

③-1 Test Strip name

The currently-selected type of Test Strip will appear.
Example: Strip ････････････････････ 9UB
③-2 Measurement start number mode: Seq (sequential)/Init (reset to the initial value)
Seq: The next Measurement No. will follow the last Measurement No. in the previous series of
measurements.
Init: The Measurement No. always starts with the same number.
Example: Start No. ････････････････ Seq
③-3 Measurement No. update mode: Tube/Port
Tube: The Measurement No. increases by one each time a sample is detected.
Port: The Measurement No. increases by one each time a port is fed regardless of whether it
contains a sample or not.
Example: Assign No. ･･･････････････ Tube
③-4 Rack driving mode: Loop/One way
Loop: The Rack is rotated.One way: The Rack is NOT rotated.Example: Rack
feed ････････････････ Loop
③-5 Sample measurement result format: Conc (concentration)/Reflex (reflectance)
Conc: The concentration will be output.
Reflex: The reflectance will be output.
Example: Sample data ･･････････････ Conc
③-6 Control Measurement result format: Conc (concentration)/Reflex (reflectance)

Example: Control data ･････････････ Reflex
Printing Timing
The user setup information will be printed when the parameter setting printout is requested through
the “Print Parameter” menu screen in the Operation mode.
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4.6 Check Samples
4.6.1 Check Sample Standard Printout

When a measurement error occurs
Normal (including measurement result)
ＣＨＥＣＫ SERIAL NO.cccccc --① ＣＨＥＣＫ SERIAL NO.cccccc
aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb --② aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb
******************************** ********************************
430[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ % --③ COM : Drift --⑧
500[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ % --④ ********************************
565[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ % --⑤ 430[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
635[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ % --⑥ 500[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
760[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ % --⑦ 565[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
--------------------------------- --Tear-off line 635[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
760[nm] ･･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
---------------------------------
① Title and product number

The title "CHECK" and the product number of the analyzer will appear here.
② Title, date, and time
The title "Strip" and the date and time when the measurement was made will appear.
③ The reflectance of 430 nm wavelength (The average of positions PAD 4 to 7)
④ The reflectance of 500 nm wavelength (The average of positions PAD 4 to 7)
⑤ The reflectance of 565 nm wavelength (The average of positions PAD 4 to 7)
⑥ The reflectance of 635 nm wavelength (The average of positions PAD 4 to 7)
⑦ The reflectance of 760 nm wavelength (The average of positions PAD 4 to 7)
⑧ Error information
Printing Timing
The check sample will be printed after the completion of the Check Measurement.
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4.6.2 Check Sample Detailed Printout (Service Mode Settings)

ＣＨＥＣＫ SERIAL NO.cccccc
aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb
********************************
◇ ４３０[nm] --①
PAD 1 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 2 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 3 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 4 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 5 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ % ②
PAD 6 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 7 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 8 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 9 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 10 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 11 ･･････････ＢＢＢＢＢ --③
White ･･････････ＢＢＢＢＢ --④
Base ･･････････ＢＢＢＢＢ --⑤
◇ ５００[nm]
PAD 1 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 2 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 3 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 4 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 5 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
PAD 6 ･･････････ＡＡＡ．Ａ %
......
--------------------------------- --Tear-off line
The three lines from the beginning will contain the same information as that of the standard printout.
① Measurement wavelength (430nm, 500nm, 565nm, 635nm, and 760nm)
② Reflectance of each pad position (reflectance of a wavelength when using PAD 11 as a reference)
③ A/D count at the PAD 11 position
④ A/D count for a white plate
⑤ A/D count for a Check Strip White Base
Printing Timing
The check sample detailed printout will be printed after the completion of the Check Measurements
if "Check result" (on the "System option" menu screen) has been set to "Detail".
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4.7 A/D Data Measurement Results (Service Mode Settings)

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ｜−① ｜ＳＡ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００｜
｜Ａ bbbbbbbbbb ＣＣＣＣ d ｜−② ｜● MEAS NO. ０００２ * ｜
｜ ID ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ｜−③ ｜ ID ０１２３４５６７８９０１２｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb CC℃ ｜−④ ｜ 1998-05-14 03:55 28℃ ｜
｜ PORT NO. aaa-aa STRIP bbbbbbbbbb ｜−⑤ ｜ PORT NO. 001-02 STRIP 9UB ｜
｜************************************｜｜************************************｜
｜MARK WIDTH aaa, MARK POSITION bbb｜−⑥ ｜MARK WIDTH 114, MARK POSITION 194｜
｜RESULT aa TYPE bbbb PAD cccc ｜−⑦ ｜RESULT 00 TYPE 0000 PAD 0000 ｜
｜ch2. aaaaa, ch3. bbbbb, ch4. ccccc｜−⑧ ｜SG aaaaaa ｜
｜SG aaaaaa ｜−⑨ ｜ch2. 11111, ch3. 22222, ch4. 33333｜
｜WHITE INF iiii 430n aaaaa 500n bbbbb｜−⑩ ｜SG 1.0234 ｜
｜ 565n ccccc 635n ddddd 760n eeeee｜−⑩ ｜WHITE INF 0000 430n 53899 500n 48766｜
｜ PAD fffff DARK ggggg DUMY hhhhh｜−⑩ ｜ 565n 31905 635n 56945 760n 51968｜
｜PAD1 INF iiii 430n aaaaa 500n bbbbb｜−⑩ ｜ PAD 138 DARK 138 DUMY 54099｜
｜ 565n ccccc 635n ddddd 760n eeeee｜−⑩ ｜PAD1 INF 0000 430n 53899 500n 48766｜
｜BASE INF iiii 430n aaaaa 500n bbbbb｜−⑩ ｜ PAD 138 DARK 138 DUMY 54099｜
｜ 565n ccccc 635n ddddd 760n eeeee｜−⑩ ｜BASE INF 0000 430n 53899 500n 48766｜
｜S.G. CH1 ｜−⑪ ｜ PAD 138 DARK 138 DUMY 54099｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜S.G. CH1 ｜
｜ fffff ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 451 25467 26786 24613 26890 ｜
｜S.G. CH2 ｜−⑪ ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜S.G. CH2 ｜
｜ fffff ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 451 25467 26786 24613 26890 ｜
｜TURBID TRANSPARENCE ｜−⑪ ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜TURBID TRANSPARENCE ｜
｜ fffff ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 451 25467 26786 24613 26890 ｜
｜TURBID SCATER ｜−⑪ ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜TURBID SCATER ｜
｜ fffff ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 451 25467 26786 24613 26890 ｜
｜Hb ｜−⑪ ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜Hb ｜
｜ fffff ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 451 5467 6786 4613 6890 ｜
｜TURBID TRANSPARENCE (BLANK) ｜−⑪ ｜ 4367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜TURBID TRANSPARENCE (BLANK) ｜
｜ fffff ggggg hhhhh iiiii jjjjj ｜−⑪ ｜ 451 25467 26786 24613 26890 ｜
｜ kkkkk ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 40680 40647 40553 38830 39859 ｜
｜TURBID SCATER (BLANK) ｜−⑪ ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜TURBID SCATER (BLANK) ｜
｜ kkkkk ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 40680 40647 40553 38830 39859 ｜
｜Hb (BLANK) ｜−⑪ ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜ aaaaa bbbbb ccccc ddddd eeeee ｜−⑪ ｜Hb (BLANK) ｜
｜ kkkkk ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜−⑪ ｜ 40680 40647 40553 38830 39859 ｜
｜------------------------------------｜−Tear-off line ｜ 24367 ----- ----- ----- ----- ｜
｜------------------------------------｜
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Example: ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００
② Abnormal mark (A), measurement type (b), Measurement No. (C),
and high concentration wash mark (d)A) Abnormal mark (One 2-byte character)
The abnormal sample mark "●" indicates an abnormal result (positive or abnormal color) of a
sample measurement. The abnormal measurement mark "?" indicates that there is something
wrong with the analyzer. The "?" mark is higher priority than the "●" mark. These marks can be
prevented from appearing by changing the appropriate setting provided by the "User set up"
menu screen in the Service mode.
b) Measurement type (9 standard characters)
MEAS NO.: Normal Measurement
STAT NO. : STAT Measurement
COLTROL-L: Control L Measurement
COLTROL-M: Control M Measurement
COLTROL-H: Control H Measurement
C) Measurement No. (Four 2-byte characters)
For Control Measurements, this area will be left blank. No Measurement No. will appear.
d) High-concentration wash mark (1 standard character)
The high-concentration wash mark " ＊ " will appear if the TB/Hb meter detects highly
concentrated Hb or if the washing operation is performed. This mark can be added only when the
special version of the ROM is integrated.
③ Patient ID (A) (Thirteen 2-byte characters)

A number that was entered through the keys or a barcode will appear. For samples that do not have
IDs, "-------------" will appear instead. Whether to print patient IDs or not can be specified on the
appropriate menu screen.
④ Date (a), time (b), and temperature inside the analyzer (c)
a) and b) Date (10 standard characters) and time (5 standard characters)
The date and time when the measurement was made will appear. There are three date formats:
YYYY-MM-DD, MM-DD-YYYY, and DD-MM-YYYY.
Example: 1996-05-21 09:53
21-05-1996 09:53
05-21-1996 09:53
c) Temperature inside the analyzer (2 standard characters)
The temperature inside the analyzer will be indicated in Celsius as a 2-digit number.
Example: 29 ﾟ C
⑤ Port No. (a), and Test Strip type (b)

a) Port No. (6 standard characters)
A Port No. consists of a 3-digit Rack No. and a 2-digit Hole No.
Example: PORT NO. 001-03
b) Test Strip type (10 standard characters)
Example: 9UB
⑥ Marker information
a: Width of the marker
b: Middle of the marker values
⑦ End code, Test Strip type judgement code, and pad detection judgement code
a: End code
b: Test Strip type judgement code
c: Pad detection judgement code
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⑧ A/D data of channels 2-4

a: Channel 2 A/D data
b: Channel 3 A/D data
c: Channel 4 A/D data
⑨ SG value (a)
⑩ A/D result
z Label
ＷＨＩＴＥ: White plate
ＰＡＤ１ - ＰＡＤ１１: Pads 1 to 11
ＢＡＳＥ: Base film
z Data
a: A/D data of 430 nm wavelength (5 standard characters)
b: A/D data of 500 nm wavelength (5 standard characters)
c: A/D data of 565 nm wavelength (5 standard characters)
d: A/D data of 635 nm wavelength (5 standard characters)
e: A/D data of 760 nm wavelength (5 standard characters)
f: Pad detection data (5 standard characters)
g: Dark data (5 standard characters)
h: Dummy (5 standard characters)
i: Attached information (Hexadecimal value) (4 standard characters)
⑪ SG/Hb results
z Label
S.G. CH1: SG meter CH1
S.G. CH2: SG meter CH2
TURBID TRANSPARENCE: TB meter transmitted light
TURBID SCATER : TB meter scattered light
Hb: Hb meter transmitted light
TURBID TRANSPARENCE (BLANK) : TB meter transmitted light (Washing Solution)
TURBID SCATER (BLANK) : TB meter scattered light (Washing Solution)
Hb (BLANK) : Hb meter transmitted light (Washing Solution)
z Data
a: Dark A/D value (5 standard characters)
b: 1st sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
c: 2nd sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
d: 3rd sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
e: 4th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
f: 5th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
g: 6th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
h: 7th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
i: 8th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
j: 9th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
k: 10th sampling A/D value (5 standard characters)
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4.8 Test Strip Information (Service Mode)
Printing Format Example
ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ -- ① ＡＥ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００

aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb -- ② 2002-07-05 09:18
ＳｔｒｉｐＩｎｆｏｒｍａｔｉｏｎ -- ③ ＳｔｒｉｐＩｎｆｏｒｍａｔｉｏｎ
◇ Strip No. aa Name[bbbbbbb] -- ④ ◇ Strip No. 0 Name[ 10EA]
Pad ￨ Item ￨ No.￨ Prn ￨ Aux ￨ -- ⑤ Pad ￨ Item ￨ No.￨ Prn ￨ Aux ￨
1 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ -- ⑥ 1￨ GLU ￨ 1 ￨ 1 ￨ 1 ￨
2 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 2￨ PRO ￨ 2 ￨ 2 ￨ 2 ￨
3 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 3￨ BIL ￨ 4 ￨ 3 ￨ 3 ￨
4 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 4￨ URO ￨ 5 ￨ 4 ￨ 4 ￨
5 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 5￨ PH ￨ 7 ￨ 5 ￨ 5 ￨
6 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 6￨ BLD ￨ 8 ￨ 6 ￨ 6 ￨
7 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 7￨ KET ￨ 3 ￨ 7 ￨ 7 ￨
8 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 8￨ NIT ￨ 6 ￨ 8 ￨ 8 ￨
9 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 9￨ LEU ￨ 9 ￨ 9 ￨ 9 ￨
10 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ cc ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ 10 ￨ REF ￨ 0 ￨ 0 ￨ 0 ￨
-- ￨ TURB ￨ -- ￨ dd ￨ ee ￨ -- ￨ TURB ￨ -- ￨ 10 ￨ 12 ￨
-- ￨ S.G.￨ -- ￨ dd ￨ Fix ￨ -- ￨ S.G. ￨ -- ￨ 11 ￨ Fix ￨
-- ￨ COLOR ￨ -- ￨ dd ￨ Fix ￨ -- ￨ COLOR ￨ -- ￨ 12 ￨ Fix ￨
----------------------------------- -- ⑦ -----------------------------------
① Version (same as that on the user setup information printout)

② Date③ Test Strip information title④ Test Strip No. (aa) and Test Strip name (bbbbbbb)
⑤ Headers in the Test Strip information table
Pad: Pad order
Item: Item name
No.: Item No.
Prn: Print order
Aux: External output order
⑥ Settings for each pad

a: Item name
c: Item No.
d: Print order
e: External output transmission order
⑦ Tear-off line
Printing Timing
The Test Strip information will be printed when "All" or "Strip" is selected on the "Print parameter"
menu screen.
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4.9 Reagent Item Information (Service Mode)

Printing Format Example
ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ --① ＳＡ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００

aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb --② 2003-07-05 12:00
ＩｔｅｍＩｎｆｏｒｍａｔｉｏｎ --③ ＩｔｅｍＩｎｆｏｒｍａｔｉｏｎ
◇ Item No. aa --④ ◇ Item No. 1
Name ････････････････････ [bbbb] --⑤ Name ････････････････････ [ GLU]

Unit ･･････････････････ [aaaaaa] --⑥ Unit ･･････････････････ [ mg/dl]
MEAS wave ･･････････････ aaa[nm] --⑦ MEAS Wave ･･････････････ 635[nm]
Refarence wave ･････････ aaa[nm] --⑧ Refarence wave ･････････ 760[nm]
Abnormal mark rank ･････････ aa --⑨ Abnormal mark rank ･････････ 4
Drop volume ･･･････････････ aaa --⑩ Drop volume ･･･････････････ 47
Pre-wait time ････････････ aaaa --⑪ Pre-wait time ････････････ 100
Post-wait time ･･･････････ aaaa --⑫ Post-wait time ･･･････････ 350
ABN color REF ･･････････ aaaa[%] --⑬ ABN color REF ･･････････ 0.0[%]
Init Cal A ･･････････････ aaaaa --⑭ Init Cal A ･･････････････ 1.000
Init Cal B ･････････････ aaaa[%] --⑮ Init Cal B ･････････････ 0.0[%]
<Temprature correct parameter> --⑯ <Temprature correct parameter>

PAR-A ･････････････････････ aaa --⑯-1 PAR-A ･････････････････････ -30
PAR-B ･････････････････････ aaa --⑯-2 PAR-B ･････････････････････ 2
PAR-C ･････････････････････ aaa --⑯-3 PAR-C ･････････････････････ 92
PAR-D ･････････････････････ aaa --⑯-4 PAR-D ･････････････････････ 1
PAR-E Value ････････････ aaaaaa --⑯-5 PAR-E Value ････････････ 436
PAR-E Exp ･･････････････ aaaaaa --⑯-6 PAR-E Exp ･･････････････ -4
PAR-F Value ････････････ aaaaaa --⑯-7 PAR-F Value ････････････ -893
PAR-F Exp ･･････････････ aaaaaa --⑯-8 PAR-F Exp ･･････････････ -3
Refrect lower limit ･･･････ aaa --⑯-9 Refrect lower limit ･･･････ 0
Refrect upper limit ･･･････ aaa --⑯-10 Refrect upper limit ･･･････ 100
TEMP lower limit ･･････････ aaa --⑯-11 TEMP lower limit ･･････････ 10
TEMP upper limit ･･････････ aaa --⑯-12 TEMP upper limit ･･････････ 35
<Wave calibration parameter> --⑰ <Wave calibration parameter>

￨ REF % ￨ K % ￨￨ REF % ￨ K % ￨ --⑰-1 ￨ REF % ￨ K % ￨￨ REF % ￨ K % ￨
1￨ aaaaa ￨ bbbb ￨ 6￨ ccccc ￨ dddd ￨ 1￨ 10.0 ￨ 0.0 ￨ 6￨ 60.0 ￨ 0.0 ￨
3￨ aaaaa ￨ bbbb ￨ 8￨ ccccc ￨ dddd ￨ ⑰-2 3￨ 30.0 ￨ 0.0 ￨ 8￨ 80.0 ￨ 0.0 ￨
5￨ aaaaa ￨ bbbb ￨10￨ ccccc ￨ dddd ￨ 5￨ 50.0 ￨ 0.0 ￨10￨ 100.0 ￨ 0.0 ￨
< Calibration Curve Table > --⑱ < Calibration Curve Table >
￨ Rank ￨ CONC ￨ REF % ￨ S.G.￨ --⑱-1 ￨ Rank ￨ CONC ￨ REF % ￨ S.G.￨

1 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ 1 ￨ NORMAL ￨￨ 82.0 ￨ 000 ￨
2 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ 2 ￨ +- ￨ 30 ￨ 76.5 ￨ 001 ￨
3 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ 3 ￨ +- ￨ 50 ￨ 65.5 ￨ 002 ￨
4 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ 4 ￨ +1 ￨ 70 ￨ 56.5 ￨ 003 ￨
8 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ ⑱-2 8 ￨ +3 ￨ 300 ￨ 27.5 ￨ 012 ￨
11 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ 11 ￨ +4 ￨ OVER ￨ 0.0 ￨ 040 ￨
12 ￨ aaaaaa ￨ bbbbbb ￨ ccccc ￨ ddd ￨ 12 ￨￨￨ 0.0 ￨ 000 ￨
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① Version
② Date
③ Item information title
④ Item No. aa
⑤ Item name bbbb
⑥ Item unit aaaaaa
⑦ Measurement wavelength aaa [nm]
⑧ Reference wavelength aaa [nm]
⑨ Abnormal mark indication rank aa
⑩ Sampling amount (pulses) aa
⑪ Time before sampling (x 5 msec) aaa
⑫ Time after sampling (x 5 msec) aaa
⑬ Positive judgement threshold aaaa [%]
⑭ Primary reflectance correction Parameter A aaaaa
⑮ Primary reflectance correction Parameter B aaaa[%]
⑯ Temperature correction parameter sub-title
-1.Parameter A
-2.Parameter B
-3.Parameter C
-4.Parameter D
-5.Parameter E (Mantissa part)
-6.Parameter E (Exponent)
-7.Parameter F (Mantissa part)
-8.Parameter F (Exponent)
-9. Corrected lower limit reflectance
-10. Corrected upper limit reflectance
-11. Corrected lower limit temperature
-12. Corrected upper limit temperature
⑰ Sub-titles in the wavelength calibration parameter table
Wavelength calibration parameter items
REF % : Corrected reflectance
K%: Correction factor
The wavelength calibration parameter indicates 10 calibration points.
⑱ Sub-titles in the calibration curve table

Items in the calibration curve table
This table lists "Rank (rank)", "CONC (concentration)", "REF % (reflectance threshold)", and "S.G.
(SG corrected value)". The "S.G." column lists the rightmost 3 digits out of the 5 digits right of the
decimal point.
Printing Timing
The reagent item information will be printed when "ALL" or "Item" is selected on the "Print
parameter" menu screen.
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4.10 User Setup Setting Information (Service Mode)

￨ ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+- ￨￨ ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+- ￨
￨ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ￨−① ￨ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００￨
￨ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ￨−② ￨ 1998-12-23 11:31 ￨
￨ User setup information ￨−Title ￨ User setup information ￨
￨ ◇Measure 1 ￨−Measurement condition 1 setting ￨ ◇Measure 1 ￨
subtitle ￨ Strip ････････････････････ 9UB ￨
￨ Strip ･････････････････ aaaaaaaaaa ￨−③−１￨ Start No. ････････････････ Seq ￨
￨ Start No. ････････････････ aaaa ￨−③−２￨ Assign No. ･･･････････････ Tube ￨
￨ Assign No. ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−③−３￨ Rack feed ････････････････ Loop ￨
￨ Rack feed ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−③−４￨ Sample data ･･････････････ Conc ￨
￨ Sample data ･････････････ aaaa ￨−③−５￨ Control data ･････････････ Reflex ￨
￨ Control data ････････････ aaaaaa ￨−③−６￨￨
￨￨￨ ◇Measure 2 ￨
￨ ◇Measure 2 ￨−Measurement condition 2 setting ￨ Language ････････････････ Japanese ￨
subtitle ￨ S.G. correct ････････････････ ON ￨
￨ Language ････････････････ aaaaaaaa ￨−④−１￨ S.G. request ････････････････ 0 ￨
￨ S.G. correct ････････････････ aaaa ￨−④−２￨ TEMP correct ････････････････ On ￨
￨ S.G. request ････････････････ aa ￨−④−３￨ Display ID ･･････････････････ On ￨
￨ TEMP correct ････････････････ aaaa ￨−④−４￨ Rank mark ･･･････････････････ +4 ￨
￨ Display ID ･･････････････････ aaaa ￨−④−５￨ ABN mark ････････････････････ Item ￨
￨ Rank mark ･･･････････････････ aaaa ￨−④−６￨ ABN color ･･･････････････････ On ￨
￨ ABN mark ････････････････････ aaaa ￨−④−７￨ S.G. limit mark ･････････････ On ￨
￨ ABN color ･･･････････････････ aaaa ￨−④−８￨ S.G. abn low ･･･････････････ 0.995 ￨
￨ S.G. limit mark ･････････････ aaaa ￨−④−９￨ S.G. abn high ･･････････････ 1.055 ￨
￨ S.G. abn low ･･･････････････ aaaaa ￨−④−１０￨￨
￨ S.G. abn high ･･････････････ aaaaa ￨−④−１１￨ ◇Barcode ￨
￨￨￨ Reader ･･･････････････････････ On ￨
￨ ◇Barcode ￨−Bar-code setting sub-title ￨ BCR miss ････････････････････ Meas ￨
￨ Reader ･･･････････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−１￨ BC start digit ･･･････････････ 1 ￨
￨ BCR miss ･････････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−２￨ BC read digit ････････････････ 13 ￨
￨ BC start digit ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−３￨ Control ID use ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ BC read digit ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−４￨ ID start digit ･･･････････････ 1 ￨
￨ Control ID use ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−５￨ ID read digit ････････････････ 5 ￨
￨ ID start digit････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−６￨ L ID ･････････････ [10000 ] ￨
￨ ID read digit ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−７￨ M ID ･････････････ [10001 ] ￨
￨ L ID ･････････････ [aaaaaaaaaaaaa] ￨−⑤−８￨ H ID ･････････････ [10002 ] ￨
￨ M ID ･････････････ [aaaaaaaaaaaaa] ￨−⑤−９￨￨
￨ H ID ･････････････ [aaaaaaaaaaaaa] ￨−⑤−１０￨ ◇Online ￨
￨￨￨ Aux format･････････････ AX-4280 ￨
￨ ◇Online ￨−Online setting sub-title ￨ Aux baud rate ･･･････････････ 9600 ￨
￨ Aux format ･･･････････････ aaaaaaa ￨−⑥−１￨ XON/XOFF ････････････････････ On ￨
￨ Aux baud rate ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−２￨ RS232C ････････････････ One way ￨
￨ XON/OFF ･････････････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−３￨ O.L.time out 1 ･･････････････ 30 ￨
￨ RS232C ･･･････････････････ aaaaaaa ￨−⑥−４￨ O.L.time out 2 ･･････････････ 200 ￨
￨ O.L.time out 1 ･･････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−５￨ ID response ･････････････････ 1800 ￨
￨ O.L.time out 2 ･･････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−６￨ Data time out ･･･････････････ 20 ￨
￨ ID response ･････････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−７￨ NORMAL online ･･･････････････ Off ￨
￨ Data time out ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−８￨ STAT online ･････････････････ Off ￨
￨ NORMAL online ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−９￨ RS232C NORMAL ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ STAT online ･････････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−１０￨ RS232C STAT ･････････････････ On ￨
￨ RS232C NORMAL ･･･････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−１１￨ RS232C CTRL ･････････････････ On ￨
￨ RS232C STAT ･････････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−１２￨￨
￨ RS232C CTRL ･････････････････ aaaa ￨−⑥−１３￨ ◇Printer ￨
￨￨￨ Print TEMP ･･･････････････････ On ￨
￨ ◇Printer ￨−Printer setting sub-title ￨ Error list ･･･････････････ One day ￨
￨ Print TEMP ･･･････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１￨ Date print type ･･････････････ YMD ￨
￨ Error list ･･･････････････ aaaaaaa ￨−⑦−２￨ Copies ･･･････････････････････ 1 ￨
￨ Date print type ･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−３￨ Line feed ････････････････････ 5 ￨
￨ Copies ･･･････････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−４￨ Data line feed ･･･････････････ 0 ￨
￨ Line feed ････････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−５￨ Printer1 NORMAL ･･････････････ On ￨
￨ Date line feed ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−６￨ Printer1 STAT ････････････････ On ￨
￨ Printer1 NORMAL ･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−７￨ Printer1 S.G. ････････････････ On ￨
￨ Printer1 STAT ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−８￨ Printer1 CTRL ････････････････ On ￨
￨ Printer1 S.G. ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−９￨ Printer1 CHECK ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ Printer1 CTRL ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１０￨ Printer1 other ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ Printer1 CHECK ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１１￨ Printer2 NORMAL ･･････････････ Off ￨
￨ Printer1 other ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１２￨ Printer2 STAT ････････････････ Off ￨
￨ Printer2 NORMAL ･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１３￨ Printer2 CTRL ････････････････ Off ￨
￨ Printer2 STAT ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１４￨ Printer2 CHECK ･･･････････････ Off ￨
￨ Printer2 CTRL ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１５￨￨
￨ Printer2 CHECK ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑦−１６￨ ------------------------------------ ￨
￨￨
￨ ------------------------------------ ￨−tear-off line
２０

Example: ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００
② Date and time

③-1 Test Strip name

The currently selected type of the Test Strip will appear.
Example: Strip ････････････････････ 9UB
③-2 Measurement start number mode: Seq (sequential)/Init (reset to the initial value)
Seq: The next Measurement No. will follow the last Measurement No. in the previous series of
measurements.
Init: The Measurement No. always starts with the same number.
Example: Start No. ････････････････ Seq
③-3 Measurement No. update mode: Tube/Port

Tube: The Measurement No. increases by one each time a sample is detected.
Port: The Measurement No. increases by one each time a port is fed regardless of whether it
contains a sample or not.
Example: Assign No. ･･･････････････ Tube
③-4 Rack driving mode: Loop/One way

Loop: The Rack is rotated.
One way: The Rack is NOT rotated.
Example: Rack feed ････････････････ Loop
③-5 Sample measurement result format: Conc (concentration)/Reflex (reflectance)

Conc: The concentration value will be output.
Example: Sample data ･･････････････ Conc
③-6 Control Measurement result format: Conc (concentration)/Reflex (reflectance)

Example: Control data ･････････････ Reflex
④-1 Display language: English/Japanese

English: English messages will be displayed on the LCD.
Japanese: Japanese messages will be displayed on the LCD.
Example: Language ････････････････ Japanese
④-2 SG correction: On/Off

On: The SG value will be corrected based on the GLU/PRO concentration value.
Off: The SG value correction will not be made.
Example: S.G. correct ････････････････ ON
④-3 Time-period SG calibration: 0 - 99

The analyzer displays the SG calibration screen at power-up if the specified number of days have
passed since the last calibration. (The specification requested by M Corporation.)
0: The time-period SG calibration will be turned off.
1 - 99: SG calibration will be performed at power-up if the specified number of days has passed.
(e.g. 1: each day, 2: every other day)
Example: S.G. request ････････････････ 0
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④-4 Temperature correction: On/Off

On: The temperature correction calculation will be made on the temperature correction item of
the Test Strip. (The temperature-corrected data will be stored in the backup memory.)
Off: The calculation will NOT be made. (The uncorrected data will be stored in the backup
memory.)
Example: TEMP correct ････････････････ On
④-5 ID display during measurement: On/Off

On: The ID will be displayed on the screen during measurement.
Off: The ID will NOT be displayed.
Example: Display ID ･･････････････････ On
④-6 Semi-quantity mark indication format: +4/4+/++++

Any of the semi-quantity mark formats shown above will appear.
Example: Rank mark ･･･････････････････ +4
④-7 Abnormal mark output: ALL (all marks)/Item (items only)/Off (not output)
ALL: The following marks will appear on the measurement result printout:
Abnormal sample mark: ●
Abnormal measurement mark: ？
Abnormal value mark: ＊
Abnormal color mark ！ (when “ABN color” is ON)
Abnormal SG value mark: ＊
SG correction limit mark: ＊ (when “S.G. limit mark” is ON)
In addition, the following marks will be transmitted through the external output terminal:
Abnormal sample mark: ＊
Abnormal measurement mark: ？
Abnormal value mark: ＊
Abnormal color mark ！ (when “ABN color” is ON)
Abnormal SG value mark: ＊
SG correction limit mark: ＊ (when “S.G. limit mark” is ON)
Item: All marks listed above, excluding the abnormal sample and measurement marks, will be
output.
Off: No abnormal marks will be output during measurement.
Example: ABN mark ････････････････････ Item
④-8 Abnormal color detection calculation: On/Off

On: Abnormal color detection calculation will be made. The "!" mark will be added to abnormal
color items unless "ABN mark" is set to "Off".
Off: The calculation will NOT be made.
Example: ABN color ･･･････････････････ On
④-9 SG correction limit mark output: On/Off

On: The "!" mark will be output if the concentration value of either GLU or PRO item is "OVER"
(unless "ABN mark" is set to "OFF").
Off: The "!" mark will NOT be output in such a case.
Example: S.G. limit mark ･････････････ On
④-10 Abnormal SG threshold (lower limit): 0.000 - 9.999

Lower limit threshold that determines abnormal SG values
Example: S.G. abn low ･･･････････････ 0.995
④-11 Abnormal SG threshold (upper limit): 0.000 - 9.999

Upper limit threshold that determines abnormal SG values
Example: S.G. abn high ･･････････････ 1.055
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⑤-1 Use of the built-in barcode reader: On (use)/Off (not use)

On: The analyzer has been set to work with the built-in barcode reader.
Off: The analyzer has NOT been set as such.
Example: Reader ･･･････････････････････ On
⑤-2 Action at the barcode reading error: Meas (measure)/Pass (not measure)
Meas: Measurement will be made in the case of barcode reading error.
Pass: Measurement will NOT be made in such a case.
Example: ．BCR miss ････････････････････ Meas
⑤-3 Barcode start digit: 1 - 32

This area will contain the barcode start reading digit.
Example: ．BC start digit ･･･････････････ 1
⑤-4 Barcode reading digits: 1 - 13

This area will contain the number of digits of each barcode that the barcode reader reads.
Example: BC read digit ････････････････ 13
⑤-5 Use of Control IDs: On (use)/Off (not use)

On: The control will be identified by the ID. A verification will not be made for the control placed
in the STAT/CONTROL Rack.
Off: The control will NOT be identified by the ID.
Example: Control ID use ･･･････････････ On
⑤-6 Barcode start digit for Control IDs: 1 - 32

This area will contain the start digit of the Control ID barcode. (This setting is applied to barcode IDs
that have been read based on the "barcode starting digit" setting.)
Example: ID start digit ･･･････････････ 1
⑤-7 Barcode reading digits for Control IDs: 1-13

This area will contain the number of digits of each Control ID barcode that the barcode reader reads.
(This setting is applied to barcode IDs that have been read based on the "barcode reading digits"
setting.)
Example: BC read digit ････････････････ 13
⑤-8 Control (L) ID: 13-digit character string

The CONTROL_L ID setting will appear when the "Control ID use" is set to "On".
Example: L ID ･････････････ [10000 ]
⑤-9 Control (M) ID: 13-digit character string

The CONTROL_M ID setting will appear when the "Control ID use" is set to "On".
Example: M ID ･････････････ [10001 ]
⑤-10 Control (H) ID: 13-digit character string

The CONTROL_H ID setting will appear when the "Control ID use" is set to "On".
Example: H ID ･････････････ [10002 ]
⑥-1 RS-232C external output format: AX-4280/SA-4250/SA-4230/SA-4220 8A/SA-4220 8B

AX-4280: AX-4280 standard format will be used for the external output.
SA-4250: SA-4250 compatible format will be used for the external output.
SA-4230: SA-4230 compatible format will be used for the external output.
SA-4220 8A: SA-4220 8A compatible format will be used for the external output.
SA-4220 8B: SA-4220 8B compatible format will be used for the external output.
Example: Aux format･････････････ AX-4280
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⑥-2 RS-232C baud rate: 300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600

The baud rate of the RS-232C external output will appear.
Example: Aux format･････････････ AX-4280
⑥-3 RS-232C XON/XOFF: On (XON)/Off (XOFF)

The RS-232C flow control setting will appear.
Example: XON/XOFF ････････････････････ On
⑥-4 Communication method: One way/Two way

One way: Communications will be made one-way.
Two way: Communications will be made two-way.
Example: RS232C ････････････････ One way
⑥-5 Retransmission delay for two-way communications: 0000 - 9999 (100 msec)
This area will contain:
z The time from when the analyzer receives the NAK signal after STX-to-ETB/ETX text
transmission, to when it re-transmits the text, or;
z The time from when the analyzer detects the "no response" status after STX-to-ETB/ETX text
transmission, to when it re-transmits the text.
Example: O.L.time out 1 ･･････････････ 30
⑥-6 Time-out for two-way communications: 0000 - 9999 (100 sec)

This area will contain:
z The time from when the analyzer transmits the ACK signal responding to the ENQ signal, to
when it enters the "no response" status (it cannot receive the response text),
z The time from when the analyzer receives the STX signal of incoming STX-to-ETX text, to
when it receives the ETX signal, or;
z The time from when the analyzer transmits the NAK signal responding to the STX-to-ETX
response text, to when it enters the "no response" status (it cannot receive the response text).
Example: O.L.time out 2 ･･････････････ 200
⑥-7 Time-out for ID inquire: 0000 to 9999 (100 msec)

The time from when the analyzer issues an ID inquiry to when it receives the response.
Example: ID response ･････････････････ 1800
⑥-8 Time-gap between blocks: 0000 to 9999 (100 msec)

Time-gap between blocks for the external output
Example: Data time out ･･･････････････ 20
⑥-9 Barcode inquiry for online measurement

(measuring other than samples on the STAT-Control Rack): On/Off
On: The analyzer checks barcodes while measuring samples other than the STAT and control
on the STAT Rack.
Off: The analyzer does not check barcodes.
Example: NORMAL online ･･･････････････ Off
⑥-10 Barcode inquiry for online measurement (measuring samples on the STAT-Control Rack):
On (inquire)/Off (not inquire)
On: The analyzer checks barcodes while measuring samples on the STAT-Control Rack.
Off: The analyzer does not check barcodes.
Example: STAT online ･････････････････ Off
⑥-11 External output of Normal Measurement results: On/Off

On: The analyzer will transmit Normal Measurement results from the external output terminal.
Off: The analyzer will not transmit them.
Example: RS232C NORMAL ･･･････････････ On
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⑥-12 External output of STAT Measurement results: On/Off

On: The analyzer will transmit STAT Measurement results from the external output terminal.
Example: RS232C STAT ･････････････････ On
⑥-13 External output of Control Measurement results: On/Off

On: The analyzer will transmit Control Measurement results from the external output terminal.
Example: RS232C CTRL ･････････････････ On
⑦-1 Temperature printout: On/Off

On: The temperature information will be included in measurement result printouts (when
temperature correction is done).
Off: The temperature information will NOT be included.
Example: Print TEMP ･･･････････････････ On
⑦-2 Error list printout: One day (list for one day)/All (all lists)
One day: An error list for one day will be printed out.
ALL: All errors will be printed out as a list.
Example: Error list ･･･････････････ One day
⑦-3 Printed date format: YMD/MDY/DMY

YMD: The date will appear in the order of year, month, and day.
MDY: The date will appear in the order of month, day, and year.
DMY: The date will appear in the order of day, month, and year.
Example: Date print type ･･････････････ YMD
⑦-4 Copies of measurement result printouts: 0 - 3

0: Measurement results will not be printed out.
1 - 3: Measurement result outputs will be printed out in the specified number of copies.
Example: Copies ･･･････････････････････ 1
⑦-5 Line feeds: 0 - 9

0: No line feed will be added to the end of the printout.
1 - 9: The specified number of line feeds will be added to the end of the printout.
Example: Line feed ････････････････････ 5
⑦-6 Line feeds after each measurement result printout

0: No line feed will be added to the end of each measurement result printout.
1 - 9: The specified number of line feeds will be added to the end of each measurement result
printout.
Example: Line feed ････････････････････ 5
⑦-7 Normal Measurement result printout from the built-in printer: On/Off
On: Normal Measurement results will be printed out from the built-in printer.
Off: They will not be printed out from the built-in printer.
Example: Printer1 NORMAL ･･････････････ On
⑦-8 STAT Measurement result printout from the built-in printer: On/Off
On: STAT Measurement results will be printed out from the built-in printer.
Example: Printer1 STAT ････････････････ On
⑦-9 SG calibration result printout from the built-in printer: On/Off

On: SG calibration results will be printed out from the built-in printer.
Example: Printer1 S.G. ････････････････ On
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⑦-10 Control Measurement result printout from the built-in printer: On/Off
On: Control Measurement results will be printed out from the built-in printer.
Example: Printer1 CTRL ････････････････ On
⑦-11 Check Measurement result printout from the built-in printer: On/Off
On: Check Measurement results will be printed out from the built-in printer.
Example: Printer1 CHECK ･･･････････････ On
⑦-12 Other measurement results printout from the built-in printer: On/Off
On: Other measurement results will be printed out from the built-in printer.
Example: Printer1 other ･･･････････････ On
⑦-13 Normal Measurement result printout from the external printer: On/Off
On: Normal Measurement results will be printed out from the external printer.
Off: They will not be printed out from the external printer.
Example: Printer2 NORMAL ･･････････････ Off
⑦-14 STAT Measurement result printout from the external printer: On/Off
On: STAT Measurement results will be printed out from the external printer.
Example: Printer2 STAT ････････････････ Off
⑦-15 Control Measurement result printout from the external printer: On/Off
On: Control Measurement results will be printed out from the external printer.
Example: Printer2 CTRL ････････････････ Off
⑦-16 Check Measurement result printout from the external printer: On/Off
On: Check Measurement results will be printed out from the external printer.
Example: Printer2 CHECK ･･･････････････ Off
Printing Timing
The user setup setting information will be printed out when "ALL" or "User" is selected on the "Print
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4.11 System Option Setting Information (Service Mode)

￨ ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+- ￨￨ ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+- ￨
￨ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ￨−① ￨ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００￨
￨ aaaa-bb-cc dd:ee ￨−② ￨ 1998-12-23 11:31 ￨
￨ＳＹＳＴＥＭＯＰＴＩＯＮ￨−③ ￨ＳＹＳＴＥＭＯＰＴＩＯＮ￨
￨ ◇Measure condition ￨−Measurement condition sub-title ￨ ◇Measure condition ￨
￨ Serial No. ････････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−１￨ Serial No. ････････････････ 903001 ￨
￨ Over reflex ･･･････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−２￨ Over reflex ･･･････････････ 120 ￨
￨ S.G. level ････････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−３￨ S.G. level ････････････････ 5000 ￨
￨ S.G.no smp lv ･････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−４￨ S.G.no smp lv ･････････････ 15000 ￨
￨ Check result ･･････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−５￨ Check result ･･････････････ Normal ￨
￨ Data type ･････････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−６￨ Data type ･････････････････ User ￨
￨ S.G. abn mark ･････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−７￨ S.G. abn mark ･････････････ 0 ￨
￨ TURB abn mark ･････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−８￨ TURB abn mark ･････････････ 0 ￨
￨ 565nm peak ････････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−９￨ 565nm peak ････････････････ 5650 ￨
￨ 635nm peak ････････････････ aaaaaa ￨−④−１０￨ 635nm peak ････････････････ 6350 ￨
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￨ ◇Program check ￨−Program check sub-title ￨ ◇Program check ￨
￨ Sample check ･････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−１￨ Sample check ･････････････････ On ￨
￨ Strip check ･･････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−２￨ Strip check ･･････････････････ On ￨
￨ Washing sol chk ･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−３￨ Washing sol chk ･･････････････ On ￨
￨ CALC check ･･･････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−４￨ CALC check ･･･････････････････ On ￨
￨ Rack simulation ･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−５￨ Rack simulation ･･････････････ Off ￨
￨ Samp trb check ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−６￨ Samp trb check ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ Add washing ･･････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−７￨ Add washing ･･････････････････ On ￨
￨ S.G.,Tb,Hb chk ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−８￨ S.G.,Tb,Hb chk ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ Strip type chk ･･･････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−９￨ Strip type chk ･･･････････････ On ￨
￨ Drop miss chk ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−１０￨ Drop miss chk ････････････････ On ￨
￨ Valve trb chk ････････････････ aaa ￨−⑤−１１￨ Valve trb chk ････････････････ On ￨
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① Version
② Date
③ System option setting information title
④-1 Analyzer serial number
④-2 Abnormally high reflectance threshold

If the detected reflectance is higher than the value shown here, the warning message "Reflex over"
will appear on the printout.
④-3 Minimum light amount for the SG meter

If the detected A/D count value is smaller than the set value, the warning message "Lamp low" will
appear on the printout.
④-4 No-sample light amount threshold for the SG meter

One of the requirements for the analyzer to detect the "out-of solution" status is that the A/D counter
must read a value smaller than that shown here during SG measurement. Other requirements
include the TB value and Hb measurement result.
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④-5 Check Measurement printout: Normal/Detail/Extra

The printout setting for Check Measurements will appear here.
Normal: The Check Measurement results will be printed out in the standard format for each
wavelength. The average of the reflectance of Pads 4, 5, 6, and 7 will appear.
Detail: Each wavelength and the reflectance of each PAD will be printed out in the detailed format.
Extra: Measurements will be printed as raw data.
④-6 Data output format: User (user specified)/A/D (raw data)

User: The data will be output in the format that the user has specified in the Operation mode
(concentration value or reflectance).
A/D: The measurement result will be output as raw data during measurement.
④-7 Abnormal SG mark:

0 (abnormal value and limiting correction only)/ 1 (all including "not-calibrated and "not-measured")
0: The abnormal mark will be added only when an abnormal SG value or the concentration
limit is detected.
1: In addition to the above case, this mark will also be added if calibration or measurement
was not performed.
④-8 Abnormal TB mark:

0 (not use)/1 (+1,+2)/2 (+2)/3 (not calibrated, not measured)/
4 (+1,+2, not calibrated, not measured)/5 (+2, not calibrated, not measured)
0: Abnormal TB marks are not used.
1: An abnormal TB mark is added in the case of +1 or +2.
2: It is added in the case of +2.
3: It is added in the case of "not calibrated" or "not measured".
4: It is added in the case of +1, +2, "not calibrated" or "not measured".
5: It is added in the case of +2, "not calibrated" or "not measured".
④-9 565-nm LED peak wavelength

This area will contain the peak value of the 565-nm LED that is used for reflectance wavelength
correction. The unit is 0.1 nm.
④-10 635-nm LED peak wavelength

This area will contain the peak value of the 635-nm LED that is used for reflectance wavelength
correction. The unit is 0.1 nm.
⑤ Program check
⑤-1 Sample presence/absence check: On/Off
On: The analyzer will detect the no-sample status (warning: "No sample") based on the SG, TB,
BLD measurement results.
Off: It will NOT detect the no-sample status.
⑤-2 Test Strip check by the Test Strip Sensor: On/Off

On: The Test Strip Sensor on the tray will detect the Test-Strip draw-out error (trouble: T021
Nostrip from feeder).
Off: The sensor will NOT detect the error.
⑤-3 Washing Solution check: On/Off

On: The Liquid Sensor on the Washing Solution Bottle will detect out-of-Washing Solution error
(error: E040 No washing sol).
Off: The sensor will NOT detect the error.
⑤-4 Measurement result calculation check: On/Off

(For future use: uncertain)
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⑤-5 Sampler simulation: On/Off

On: Measurement will be possible without the sampler connected.
Off: The sampler will be needed to perform measurement.
⑤-6 Additional wash: On/Off

On: Additional washing will be performed if the Hb concentration exceeds a specific value.
Off: Additional washing will NOT be performed.
⑤-7 Sampling trouble detection: On/Off

On: The trouble "T062 Sampling trouble" will occur if the analyzer detects a sampling/Test
Strip error for five consecutive samples.
Off: Such trouble will NOT occur in such a case.
⑤-8 SG, TB, and Hb meter trouble detection: On/Off

On: Troubles with the SG, TB, and Hb meters will be detected.
Off: Such troubles will not be detected.
⑤-9 Test Strip type error detection: On/Off

On: The error "E033 Wrong strip type" will be output if the analyzer detects five consecutive
samples which uses Test Strips different from the specified one.
Off: The analyzer will NOT detect wrong types of Test Strips.
⑤-10 Sampling failure detection: On/Off

On: The warning message "Drop miss" will appear if a sampling failure is detected.
Off: Sampling failures will NOT be detected.
⑤-11 Abnormal valve detection: On/Off

On: The trouble message "T077 Valve trouble" will appear if a nozzle piping error is detected.
Off: The valve error detection will not be reported.
Printing Timing
The system option setting information will be printed out when "ALL" or "System" is selected on the
"Print parameter" menu screen.
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4.12 Calibration Information (Service Mode)
Printing Format (layout) Example:

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ｜−Version ｜ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ｜−Date and time ｜ 1998-10-10 00:30 ｜
｜ S.G. information ｜−SG calibration title ｜ S.G. information ｜
｜ Date aaaa-bb-cc dd:ee ｜−① ｜ Date 1999-06-23 14:25 ｜
｜ S.G. low = aaaaaa ｜−② ｜ S.G. low = 1.000 ｜
｜ S.G. high = aaaaaa ｜−③ ｜ S.G. high = 1.040 ｜
｜ K low = aaaaaaa ｜−④ ｜ K low = -0.8242 ｜
｜ K high = aaaaaaa ｜−⑤ ｜ K high = 0.6679 ｜
｜ Temperature = aa ｜−⑥ ｜ Temperature 25 ｜
｜｜｜｜
｜ Turbidity information ｜−TB calibration title ｜ Turbidity information ｜
｜ Level - = aaaa ｜−⑦ ｜ Level - = 0.400 ｜
｜ Level + = aaaa ｜−⑧ ｜ Level + = 1.300 ｜
｜ Standard level = aaaa ｜−⑨ ｜ Standard level = 1.000 ｜
｜ Standard scatter = aaaaa ｜−⑩ ｜ Standard scatter = 0.431 ｜
｜｜｜｜
｜ Hb meter information ｜−Hb calibration title ｜ Hb meter information ｜
｜ Threshold Level = aaaaa ｜−⑪ ｜ Threshold Level = 75 ｜
｜ Standard = aaaaa ｜−⑫ ｜ Standard = 100 ｜
｜ Standard TRANS = aaaaa ｜−⑬ ｜ Standard TRANS = 0.376 ｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-off line ｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
−Tear-off line
① SG calibration date
② SG calibration LOW value: 1.000 - 1.050
③ SG calibration HIGH value: 1.000 - 1.050
④ SG Calibration LOW Solution measurement position information: -1.000 - 1.000
⑤ SG Calibration HIGH Solution measurement position information: -1.000 - 1.000
⑥ Temperature during SG calibration
⑦ TB negative level threshold: 0.00 - 1.50
⑧ TB positive level threshold: 0.00 - 1.50
⑨ TB Standard Solution level: 0.00 - 1.50
⑩ TB Standard Solution scattering intensity: 0.000 - 2.000
⑪ Threshold: 0.000 - 10.000
⑫ Hb Standard Solution: 0.000 - 10.000
⑬ HB Standard Solution reflectance: 0.000 - 1.000
Printing Timing
The calibration information will be printed out when "ALL" or "CAL" is selected on the "Print parameter" menu screen.
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4.13 Pulse Setting Information (Service Mode)
Printing format (layout) Example

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
｜ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ｜−① ｜ＳＡ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００｜
｜ aaaa-aa-aa bb:bb ｜−② ｜ 1998-10-10 00:30 ｜
｜ SEQUENCE INFORMATION ｜−③ ｜ SEQUENCE INFORMATION ｜
｜ ◇FEEDER ｜−④ ｜ ◇FEEDER ｜
｜ Right-End ･･････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-1 ｜ Right-End ･･････････････････ 247｜
｜ Partition Left ･････････････ aaaaa｜−④-2 ｜ Partition Left ･････････････ 390｜
｜ Sensor ･････････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-3 ｜ Sensor ･････････････････････ 724｜
｜ Strip Out 2 ････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-4 ｜ Strip Out (Back) ･･･････････ 1696｜
｜ Detect ･････････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-5 ｜ Detect ･････････････････････ 10｜
｜ Recover ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-6 ｜ Recover ････････････････････ 10｜
｜ Out Try ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-7 ｜ Out Try ････････････････････ 50｜
｜ Out Shake ･･････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-8 ｜ Out Shake ･･････････････････ 3｜
｜ Back pulse ･････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-9 ｜ Back pulse ･････････････････ 50｜
｜ Shake count ････････････････ aaaaa｜−④-10 ｜ Shack count ････････････････ 6｜
｜｜｜｜
｜ ◇NOZZLE ｜−⑤ ｜ ◇NOZZLE ｜
｜ Rack FB ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-1 ｜ Rack FB ････････････････････ 2835｜
｜ Rack UD ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-2 ｜ Rack UD ････････････････････ 2228｜
｜ STAT FB ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-3 ｜ STAT FB ････････････････････ 3423｜
｜ STAT UD ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-4 ｜ STAT UD ････････････････････ 2228｜
｜ Drop FB ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-5 ｜ Drop FB ････････････････････ 225｜
｜ Drop UD S ･･････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-6 ｜ Drop UD S ･･････････････････ 462｜
｜ Drop UD E ･･････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-7 ｜ Drop UD E ･･････････････････ 460｜
｜ Wash FB ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-8 ｜ Wash FB ････････････････････ 2173｜
｜ Wash UD ････････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑤-9 ｜ Wash UD ････････････････････ 1671｜
｜｜｜｜
｜ ◇RACK SAMPLER ｜−⑥ ｜ RACK SAMPLER ｜
｜ MEAS 1st ･･･････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑥-1 ｜ MEAS 1st ･･･････････････････ 248｜
｜ Return send ････････････････ aaaaa｜−⑥-2 ｜ Return send ････････････････ 2730｜
｜｜｜｜
｜ ◇Optical Unit ｜−⑦ ｜ ◇Optical Unit ｜
｜ Opt move pulse ･････････････ aaaaa｜−⑦-1 ｜ Opt move pulse ･････････････ 3882｜
｜｜｜｜
｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜−Tear-off line ｜−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−｜
①Version
②Date and time
③Title
④Feeder pulse adjustment sub-title

④-1 Pulses for right-edge position
④-2 Pulses for divider position
④-3 Pulses for sensor position
④-4 Pulses for draw-out position
④-5 Detected jams
④-6 Retrials until jam
④-7 No-Test Strip judgement draw-out times
④-8 Returns until strip is drawn out
④-9 Inversion pulses
④-10 Inversion drum returns
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⑤Nozzle pulse adjustment sub-title

⑤-1 Rack position back-and-forth pulses
⑤-2 Rack position up-and-down pulses
⑤-3 STAT position back-and-forth pulses
⑤-4 STAT position up-and-down pulses
⑤-5 Sampling position back-and-forth pulses (Pad 11)
⑤-6 Sampling position up-and-down pulses (Pad 11)
⑤-7 Sampling position up-and-down pulses (Pad 1)
⑤-8 Washing position back-and-forth pulses
⑤-9 Washing position up-and-down pulses
⑥Rack pulse adjustment sub-title

⑥-1 Measurement position pulses
⑥-2 Ejection position pulses
⑦Optical Unit adjustment sub-title

⑦-1 Measurement position pulses
Printing Timing
The pulse setting information will be printed out when "ALL" or "Sequence" is selected on the "Print
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4.14 Color Tone Setting Information (Service Mode)

｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜｜----+----1----+----2----+----3----+-｜
￨ＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡＡ￨−Version * ￨ＡＸ−４２８０Ｖ０１．００￨
￨ 1998-12-23 11:31 ￨−Date and time * ￨ 1998-12-23 11:31 ￨
￨ COLOR information ￨−Title ￨ COLOR information ￨
￨ ◇COLOR TONE correct ￨−Calculation corrected value ￨ ◇COLOR TONE correct ￨
￨￨￨￨
￨ Y/M = Y'/M' - ddddd ￨ ddddd：Corrected value ￨ Y/M = Y'/M' - 1.000 ￨
￨ C/M = C'/M' - ddddd ￨￨ C/M = C'/M' - 1.032 ￨
￨￨￨￨
￨ ◇COLOR TONE range ￨−AREA judgement value ￨ ◇COLOR TONE range ￨
￨￨ sub-title ￨￨
￨ Area NO.aa [bbbbbbbbbbbb] ￨−AREA judgement value ￨ Area NO. 1 [COLORLESS] ￨
￨ cccccc <= C/M <= dddddd ￨ aa：AREA NO. (1 - 11) ￨ -0.015 <= C/M <= 0.015 ￨
￨ eeeeee <= Y/M <= ffffff ￨ bbbbbbbbbbbb : Color name ￨ -0.014 <= Y/M <= 0.03 ￨
￨￨ cccccc：C/M Min. value ￨￨
￨ Area NO.aa [bbbbbbbbbbbb] ￨ dddddd：C/M Max. value ￨ Area NO. 2 [LIGHT YELLOW] ￨
￨ cccccc <= C/M <= dddddd ￨ eeeeee：Y/M Min. value ￨ -0.015 <= C/M <= 0.015 ￨
￨ eeeeee <= Y/M <= ffffff ￨ ffffff：Y/M Max. value ￨ -0.035 <= Y/M <= -0.014 ￨
￨￨￨￨
￨･････￨￨･････￨
￨･････￨￨･････￨
￨･････￨￨･････￨
￨ Area NO.aa [bbbbbbbbbbbb] ￨￨ Area NO.10 [DARK BROWN] ￨
￨ cccccc <= C/M <= dddddd ￨￨ 0.047 <= C/M <= 999 ￨
￨ eeeeee <= Y/M <= ffffff ￨￨ -999 <= Y/M <= -0.46 ￨
￨￨￨￨
￨ ◇COLOR phase range ￨￨ ◇COLOR phase range ￨
￨￨￨￨
￨ COLOR ￨ Min ￨ Max ￨￨￨ COLOR ￨ Min ￨ Max ￨￨
￨ RED ￨ 297 ￨ 30 ￨￨￨￨
￨ VIOLET ￨ 30 ￨ 80 ￨￨￨ RED ￨ 297 ￨ 30 ￨￨
￨ BLUE ￨ 80 ￨ 180 ￨￨￨ VIOLET ￨ 30 ￨ 80 ￨￨
￨￨￨ BLUE ￨ 80 ￨ 180 ￨￨
￨ ------------------------------------ ￨￨￨
￨ ------------------------------------ |
*: This information appears the same as on measurement result printout.
Printing Timing
The color tone setting information will be printed out when "ALL" or "Color" is selected on the "Print
5. External Printer
5.1 Measurement Result
The measurement result printout includes the measurement results for Normal, STAT, and Control samples.。
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③
AX-4280 Vaa.aa DATE cccc-cc-cc STRIP dddddddddd

TIME No. PORT ID GLU PRO BIL URO PH KET BLD NIT LEU S.G. TURBIDITY
② ⑬ (temp.) ② mg/dl mg/dl
mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl
mg/dl Leu/ul COLOR
￨ *aa:aa 0001 001-01 1234567890123 ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨* 1.999 ￨ ee ￨
￨ bbbb (dd)cccccccccccccccc ￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999 ￨*999999￨*999999 ￨￨ fffff gggggg￨
④
⑤ ④ ⑥ ⑦ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫
⑭ ⑨ ⑧
通常測定＆マニュアルＳＴＡＴ＆ＳＴＡＴ＆コントロール
AX-4280 V02.30 DATE 1997-07-31 STRIP 9UB

TIME No. PORT ID GLU PRO BIL URO PH BLD KET NIT LEU S.G. TURBIDITY
(temp.) mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl Leu/ul COLOR
￨ *11:59 0004 001-04 1234567890123 ￨ ++++ ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ +- ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ OVER ￨￨
￨ (29) ￨* 1000 ￨￨￨￨ 6.0 ￨ 0.03 ￨￨￨￨￨ COLORLESS ￨
￨ 11:59 0000 002-01 369 ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ - ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ ------- ￨￨
￨ (29) ￨￨￨￨￨ 5.5 ￨￨￨￨￨￨ LIGHT BLUE ￨
￨ 12:00 9999 002-01 3-4-5 ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ ++ ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ 1.005 ￨ - ￨
￨ STAT (30) ￨￨￨￨￨ 5.0 ￨ 0.20 ￨￨￨￨￨ RED ￨
￨ ?12:00 0001 004-01 ------------- ￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨ ------- ￨￨
￨ STAT (30) NO SAMPLE ￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨
￨ 12:01 CL-L - ------------- ￨ +++ ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ ++ ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ OVER ￨￨
￨ (29) ￨ 500 ￨￨￨￨ 6.5 ￨ 0.20 ￨￨￨￨￨ LIGHT YELLOW￨
￨ 12:02 0003 003-01 10 ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ - ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ 1.020 ￨ +1 ￨

￨ (29) ￨￨￨￨￨ 7.0 ￨￨￨￨￨￨ DARK YELLOW￨
￨ 12:02 0004 003-02 123 ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ - ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ 1.030 ￨ +2 ￨
￨ (29) ￨￨￨￨￨ 7.0 ￨￨￨￨￨￨ DARK ORANGE￨
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For reflectance:
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③
AX-4280 Vaa.aa DATE cccc-cc-cc STRIP dddddddddd

② ⑬ (temp.) ② mg/dl mg/dl
mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl Leu/ul COLOR
￨ *aa:aa 0001 001-01 1234567890123 ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨ ++++ ￨* 1.999 ￨ ee ￨
￨ bbbb (dd)cccccccccccccccc ￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨*999999￨￨ fffff gggggg￨
④
⑤ ④ ⑥ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫
⑭ ⑦ ⑨ ⑧
通常測定＆マニュアルＳＴＡＴ＆ＳＴＡＴ＆コントロール
AX-4280 V01.00 DATE 1998-07-31 STRIP 9UB

(temp.) mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl mg/dl Leu/ul COLOR
￨ *11:59 0004 001-04 1234567890123 ￨ ++++ ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ +- ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ OVER ￨￨
￨ (29) ￨* 18.1%￨ 84.4%￨ 99.5%￨ 97.9%￨ 100.5%￨ 49.8%￨ 92.3%￨ 88.4%￨ 91.1%￨￨ COLORLESS ￨
￨ 11:59 0000 002-01 369 ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ - ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ -------￨￨
￨ (29) ￨ 93.7%￨ 87.5%￨ 99.5%￨ 97.9% ￨ 100.6%￨ 57.1%￨ 99.5%￨ 93.8%￨ 97.2%￨￨ LIGHT BLUE ￨
￨ 12:00 9999 002-01 3-4-5 ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ ++ ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ 1.005 ￨ - ￨
￨ STAT (30) ￨ 89.1%￨ 85.2%￨ 99.8%￨ 97.1%￨ 99.6%￨ 14.4% ￨ 93.1%￨97.1% ￨ 94.4%￨￨ RED ￨
￨ ?12:00 0001 004-01 ------------- ￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨ -------￨￨
￨ STAT (30) NO SAMPLE ￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨￨
￨ 12:01 CL-L - ------------- ￨ +++ ￨ - ￨ - ￨ - ￨￨ ++ ￨ - ￨ +- ￨ - ￨ OVER ￨￨
￨ (29) ￨ 20.1%￨ 85.0%￨ 99.4%￨ 96.0%￨ 99.6%￨ 13.4%￨ 93.2%￨ 91.7%￨ 96.2%￨￨ LIGHT YELLOW ￨
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① Header (analyzer name, version, sample type, date, and Test Strip name)
a: Version (4 standard characters)
c: Date (Y-M-D, D-M-Y, or M-D-Y) (10 standard characters)
d: Test Strip name (10 standard characters)
② Header ("TIME", "No.", "PORT", "ID", and measurement item name)

③ Header (Unit such as mg/dl and Leu/ul)
④ Sample information (abnormal sample value mark, time, Measurement No, Port No, and ID)
Abnormal sample value mark:
The "＊" mark will appear in the case of an item error, and the "?" mark
will appear in the case of a measurement error.
Time: Measurement time
Measurement No.: For Control Measurement, any of "CL-L", "CL-M", or "CD-H" will appear.
Port No.: A Port No. consists of a 3-digit Rack No. and a 2-digit Hole No.
ID: A patient ID or a barcode will appear.
⑤ Measurement type (4 standard characters)

Normal Measurement: (Blank)
STAT Measurement: STAT
⑥ Error information (only when an error has occurred) (16 standard characters)
Error information includes the following.
No. Indications Descriptions Data
1 Normal Included
2 NO SAMPLE Sample shortage Not included
3 PASS Not measured Not included
4 DROP/STRIP MISS Sampling/Test Strip error Not included
5 DRIFT Drift Not included
6 REFLEX OVER Abnormally high reflectance Included
7 STRIP DEVIATE Deviated Test Strip Not included
⑦ Separator (|)
⑧ Test Strip measurement result (Abnormal item mark, concentration value, or reflectance)
This area will be left blank if no measurement result has been obtained. "%" will appear in this
position on the reflectance printout. The abnormal item mark will appear in the same way as that of
the built-in printer.
⑨ Test Strip measurement result (semi-quantity rank mark)

This area will be left blank if no measurement result has been obtained.
⑩ SG measurement result (SG value, or error information in the case of an error)

The "＊" mark will precede the SG value at the limit of correction by PRO and GLU. If incorrect
measurement results are obtained, appropriate error information will appear.
Successful measurement result

Example:Ｓ．Ｇ．１．０１２
Limit of correction by GLU and PRO ("OVER" appears)

Example:Ｓ．Ｇ．＊１．０３４
Abnormal result (high value)

Example:Ｓ．Ｇ．ＯＶＥＲ
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The SG measurement errors include:

No. Indications Descriptions
1 −−−−−−−− SG was not measured.
2 ＣＡＬ．ＥＲＲ． SG calibration has not been performed.
3 ＯＶＥＲ The SG value is larger than 1.055.
4 ＵＮＤＥＲ The SG value is smaller than 0.995.
5 ＬＡＭＰＬ． Measurement was not completed because of low SG light amount.
⑪ TB judgement result
Any of the following will appear according to the judgement result:
Clear: "-"
Turbid: "+1", "1+", or "+ "
Severe turbid: "+2", "2+", or "++"
Measurement error: " "
The printout samples on previous pages were obtained with the color tone print format set to "After".
If "Before" is selected, the TB judgement result will appear to the left of the "GLU" measurement
result.
⑫ Color tone judgement result

Any of the following will appear according to the judgement value:
“ＣＯＬＯＲＬＥＳＳ ”
“ＯＴＨＥＲ ”
Or, any combination of the following concentration degrees and basic colors.
Darkness Basic color names
“ＬＩＧＨＴ ”(Light) “ＹＥＬＬＯＷ”
“ ”(Normal) × “ＯＲＡＮＧＥ”
“ＤＡＲＫ ”(Dark) “ＧＲＥＥＮ ”
“ＢＬＵＥ ”
“ＶＩＯＬＥＴ”
“ＲＥＤ ”
“ＢＲＯＷＮ ”
In this case, the 5 digits from the left will contain the concentration level and the remaining 6 digits
will contain the basic color name. The printout samples on previous pages were obtained with the
color tone print format set to "After". If "Before" is selected, the color tone judgement result will
appear to the left of the "GLU" measurement result.
⑬ Temperature printout header
⑭ Temperature printout
The temperature will be printed out when both "TEMP correct" and "Print TEMP" are set to "On"
through the "User set up" menu screen in the Service mode. Temperature is given in Celsius.
Printing Timing
The color tone setting information will be printed out:
z After the measurement of each sample is completed successfully or unsuccessfully, and;
z When the reprint operation is requested.
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5.2 Check Sample

①
AX-4280 Vaa.aa Date bbbb-bb-bb Time cc:dd

Check
Serial NO. 430nm 500nm 565nm 635nm 760nm COM
aaaaaa bbb.b% ccc.c% eee.e% fff.f% ggg.g% hhhhhhhhhhhhhh
② ③ ④
印字例
AX-4280 V01.00 Date 1999-01-22 Time 15:40

Check
Serial NO. 430nm 500nm 565nm 635nm 760nm COM
940001 43.1% 42.5% 43.5% 44.6% 44.9% DRIFT
① Version name(a), date (b), and time (c,d)

② Serial number
③ Average of positions Pads 4 – 7
④ Error information
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APP 2 AX-4280 ERRORS & TROUBLES
App 2
Errors & Troubles Specifications
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Errors & Troubles Specifications

1. Errors
Definition
Errors occur when operator follows a wrong procedure. Basically, the errors do not
relate with the mechanical functions of analyzer. After following appropriate remedies,
operation is possible.
When Error occurs, the following display appears, and Error LED flashes.
Error Error
Code Error Code Error
E010 ｴﾗｰ! E010 Error!

ｼｹﾝｼﾅｼ No strip
Message Message
The measurement stops, and the following display appears. An alarm sounds for 1
minute intermittently.
Error Error
Code Error To escape Code Error To escape
E010 ｴﾗｰ! (ENTER) E010 Error! (ENTER)

ｼｹﾝｼﾅｼ No strip
Messege Message
By clearing the Error with the ENTER key, one of the following displays appears.
ｹｲｿﾞｸｼﾏｽ Continue
ｶｸﾆﾝ(START) OK(START)
This display appears when an error is occurred at initialization after power on.
By pressing the START key, the operation will continue.
ｹｲｿﾞｸｼﾏｽｶ? Continue?
ｽﾙ(START) ｼﾅｲ(STOP) Yes(START) No(STOP)
This display appears when an error is occurred during measurement. By
pressing the START key, the operation will continue, and by pressing the STOP
key, the operation will stop, and initialization will start.
ﾁｭｳﾀﾞﾝｼﾏｽ Stop
ｶｸﾆﾝ(STOP) OK(STOP)
This display appears when further operation is impossible to continue. By
pressing the STOP key, the operation will stop.
ｽﾀﾝﾊﾞｲｽｲｯﾁｦｷｯﾃ Please power off and

ﾊﾝﾊﾞｲﾃﾝﾆﾚﾝﾗｸｼﾃｸﾀﾞｻｲ contact distributer
This display appears when further operation is impossible, and distributor
support is required.
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1-3. Errors List

No. Error Item Error Message Detection Method User Cause User Remedy
E001 Version Change New version The current version is different from the main ROM The main ROM version has been upgraded. None
version used the last time the power was switched
ON.
E002 Power Down Power down The backup memory battery power is low. A power failure has occurred during normal Check the samples not being
measurement, STAT measurement, specific gravimeter measured and redo the
calibration, control measurement or check measurements.
measurement.
E003 Backup Voltage Back up voltage The backup memory battery voltage is abnormal. If the unit is not switched ON for several days, the Leave the power switched ON for
Error backup battery self-discharges. The voltage has a while to recharge the battery.
become so low that the backup data were lost.
E004 Backup Data Back up data Checksum error for the backup data. The backup data have been damaged for some reason. None
Error
E010 No Strips No strip The feeder has made 50 attempts to feed a test strip, The feeder has become empty during measurement, Refill the cartridge with test
but failed. etc. strips.
E020 No SG CAL No SG CAL sol There is no SG CAL solution set. CALibration has been started without setting SG Set the SG CAL solution.
solution CALibration solution (Low or High).
E021 STAT Port error STAT port error The STAT Port was not set although the nozzle The STAT Port is set in the wrong place. Set the STAT Port correctly.
moved.
E031 Not SU type Not SU type The width of black marker of Test Strips is not 7 mm. Test Strip other than the URIFLET SU is used. Set the correct type of Test
Strips.
E032 Not AS type Not AS type The width of black marker of Test Strips is not 4 mm. CAUSE Set the correct type of Test
Test Strip other than the AUTION Sticks is used. Strips.
E040 No Washing No Washing Sol The wash bottle solution level sensor has detected Measurement, etc. was started with too little washing Fill up the wash bottle with
Solution insufficient washing solution in the wash bottle. solution in the wash bottle. washing solution.
E041 Strip full Strip full The Test Strip sensor in the Waste Box has detected The Waste Box is filled with used Test Strips. Discard used Test Strips.
Test Strips.
E043 Right rack full Right rack full The left side of the sampler attempted to eject a rack There are more than 6 racks on the loading side (right), Remove the rack. Set only 5
to the right side, but the right side rack sensor and they are blocking the operation. racks on the loading side.
detected that it was already full.
E044 Left rack full Left rack full The right side of the sampler attempted to eject a rack There are more than 6 racks on the loading side (left), Remove the rack. Set only 5
to the left side, but the left side rack sensor detected and they are blocking the operation. racks on the unloading side.
that it was already full.
E050 SG Calibration SG CAL error Specific gravimeter calibration was performed, but the The Low and High solutions were mixed up. Set the specific gravimeter
Failure Low solution specific gravity value was higher than the calibration solutions correctly on
High solution value. the turntable or in the rack.
E051 Tb Calibration Tb CAL error The results of turbidity calibration was not successful. (Service Mode only) Use correct turbidity solution.
Failure Correct turbidity solution was not used. Enter correct value for turbidity
(Service Mode) The value entered at turbidity calibration was not calibration.
correct.
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E052 Hb Calibration Hb CAL error Certain absorbency was not detected. (Service Mode only) Use correct Hb solution.
Failure Correct Hb solution was not used. Enter correct value for Hb
(Service Mode) The value entered at Hb calibration was not correct. calibration.
E061 Online Online protocol There were no instructions from the receiver during The receiver's [Communication] settings do not match. Confirm the [Communication]
Communication online measurement. The communication cable is not connected. settings.
Error The receiver's processing power lags behind. Confirm that the communication
Communication is hindered in some way. cable is properly connected.
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2. Troubles
Definition
Troubles occur when analyzer itself is damaged and further operation is impossible.
Operation will be immediately stopped.
When Trouble occurs during measurement, the following display appears, and Error
LED flashes.
Error Error
Code Troubles Code Trouble
T030 ﾄﾗﾌﾞﾙ! T030 Trouble!

ｿｯｺｳﾌﾞﾄﾞｳｻﾌﾘｮｳ Optical initializing
Message Message
The operation stops, and an alarm sounds for 1 minute intermittently (The following
screen may be skipped for some troubles).
Error Error
Code Trouble To escape Code Trouble To escape
T030 ﾄﾗﾌﾞﾙ! (ENTER) T030 Trouble!(ENTER)

ｿｯｺｳﾌﾞﾄﾞｳｻﾌﾘｮｳ Optical initializing
Message Message
By clearing the Error with the ENTER key, one of the following displays appears.
ﾁｭｳﾀﾞﾝｼﾏｽ Stop
ｶｸﾆﾝ(STOP) OK(STOP)
By pressing the STOP key, the operation stops and initialization starts.
ｽﾀﾝﾊﾞｲｽｲｯﾁｦｷｯﾃ Please power off and

ﾊﾝﾊﾞｲﾃﾝﾆﾚﾝﾗｸｼﾃｸﾀﾞｻｲ contact distributer
This display appears when further operation is impossible, and distributor
support is required.
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2-3. Troubles List

2-3-1. General Troubles
No. Trouble Item Trouble Message Detection Method Cause User Remedy
T000 Unknown trouble An unknown trouble was - - Check the display and follow the remedy described
occurred during program on the operating manual.
check.
T001 EEPROM Fault EEPROM defective The EEPROM data checksum is The main ROM version has been upgraded. Contact your distributor.
incorrect. The contents of the EEPROM have been
damaged.
Electrical trouble in the EEPROM.
T002 CPU Wrong CPU wrong version The sub-CPU and PMC versions The wrong sub-CPU or PMC has been installed. Contact your distributor.
Version are compared.
T003 A/D CPU Communication AD The A/D CPU communication Electrical problem with communication with the Contact your distributor.
Communication protocol is incorrect. A/D CPU.
Failure Electrical problem in the A/D CPU board.
T004 Feeder CPU Communication FDC The Feeder CPU Electrical problem in the A/D CPU board. Contact your distributor.
Failure communication protocol is
incorrect.
T005 Rack CPU Communication RSC The Rack CPU communication Electrical problem in the A/D CPU board. Contact your distributor.
protocol is incorrect.
T006 Nozzle PMC Communication PMC1 The nozzle PMC communication Electrical problem with communication with the Contact your distributor.
Communication protocol is incorrect. nozzle PMC.
Failure Electrical problem in the PMC board.
T007 Pump PMC Communication PMC2 The pump communication Electrical problem with communication with the Contact your distributor.
Communication protocol is incorrect. pump PMC.
Failure Electrical problem in the PMC board.
T010 There is no No strip data There is no information of The data of calibration curve has initialized. No Contact your distributor.
calibration curve selected Test Strip. calibration curve is entered or missing.
found.
2-3-2. Analyzing Section

T020 Carrier Failure Hand Movement The position PI did not change The DC motor has blocked with some obstacle. Contact your Check the carrier. If it is broken, contact
although the DC motor was Electrical, mechanical, or adjustment failure. distributor. Remove scattered Test Strips. If the same
operated for a certain time. Electrical failure of the position PI. trouble persists, contact your distributor.
T021 Test Strips Feeding No strip from feeder The PI did not detect Test Test Strips are blocked. Test Strip Tray is Check the Feeder. If there is any obstacle, remove it.
Failure Strips. incorrectly set or missing. If there is any problem in the Feeder, contact your
Dirt or some obstacle is on the carrier, and blocks distributor.
the movement of the carrier. Set the Test Strip Feeder correctly.
Electrical, mechanical, or adjustment failure. Clean the Test Strip carrier.
Electrical failure of the position PI. If the same trouble persists, contact your distributor.
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T030 Optical Unit Optical unit initializing Initializing PI did not detect Electrical/mechanical problem with the optical unit Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
Initialization Fault object when the specified drive. section.
number of pulses for movement Test strips overflowing from the waste box Check the optical unit. If it is damaged, contact your
towards the initialization side obstructs the optical unit drive. distributor.
were sent. Electrical problem with the initialization PI. Remove any overflowing strips from the waste box.
Initializing PI detected object If nothing unusual can be found, contact your
when the specified number of distributor.
pulses for movement in the
other direction were sent.
T031 Optical Unit Optical movement The forward-backward pulse Electrical /mechanical problem with the optical unit Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
Drive Fault count difference based on the drive. section.
initialization PI was more than Test strips overflowing from the waste box Check the optical unit. If it is damaged, contact your
the specified pulse count. obstructs the optical unit drive. distributor.
Electrical problem with the initialization PI. Remove any overflowing strips from the waste box.
If nothing unusual can be found, contact your
distributor.
T032 A/D Reflect too Strong The light measurement data The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its
Overflow exceeds the specified range. maintenance. place.
The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Remove any dirt from the white plate and window
unit's window board dirty. board.
Mechanical problem with the test strip transport or Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
incorrect pulse adjustment. section.
Changes in the ambient light around the optical Check that there are no disturbing lights in the vicinity
unit. of the optical unit.
Electrical problem with the optical unit or A/D CPU If nothing unusual can be found, contact your
board, or incorrect LED adjustment. distributor.
T033 A/D White too strong The Gain = 0, offset-adjusted The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its
Over Range white plate data for each maintenance. place.
wavelength was higher than the The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Remove any dirt from the white plate and window
specified value. unit's window board dirty. board.
T034 A/D White too weak The Gain = 0, offset-adjusted The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its
Below Range white plate data for each maintenance. place.
wavelength was below the The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Remove any dirt from the white plate and window
specified value. unit's window board dirty. board.
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T035 A/D Offset too Strong Dark for the white plate with The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its place.
Dark Over Gain = 1 and Offset = 0 was maintenance. Remove any dirt from the white plate and window board.
higher than the specified value. The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
unit's window board dirty. section.
Mechanical problem with the test strip transport or Check that there are no disturbing lights in the vicinity of
incorrect pulse adjustment. the optical unit.
Changes in the ambient light around the optical unit. If nothing unusual can be found, contact your distributor.
Electrical problem with the optical unit or A/D CPU
board, or incorrect LED adjustment.
T036 A/D Offset too Weak Dark for the white plate with The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its place.
Dark Under Gain = 1 and Offset = 0 was maintenance. Remove any dirt from the white plate and window board.
below the specified value. The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
unit's window board dirty. section.
Mechanical problem with the test strip transport or Check that there are no disturbing lights in the vicinity of
incorrect pulse adjustment. the optical unit.
Changes in the ambient light around the optical unit. If nothing unusual can be found, contact your distributor.
T037 Optical Unit Strip slanted The test strip's black marker was The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its place.
Marker Out of detected, but the central part of maintenance. Remove any dirt from the white plate and window board.
Position its black marker was not within The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Confirm that the test strip is correctly set in the optical
the specified range. unit's window board dirty. unit.
Abnormal test strip. Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
Mechanical problem with the test strip transport or section.
incorrect pulse adjustment. Check that there are no disturbing lights in the vicinity of
Changes in the ambient light around the optical unit. the optical unit.
Test strips overflowing from the waste box obstructs Remove the test strips overflowing from the waste box.
the drive. If nothing unusual can be found, contact your distributor.
Electrical/mechanical problem with the optical unit
drive.
T038 Optical Unit Marker not found There should be a test strip in The optical unit was not properly reinstalled after Confirm that the optical unit is fixed properly in its place.
No Marker Detected the optical unit, but it could not maintenance. Remove any dirt from the white plate and window board.
be detected. The white plate is dirty or damaged, or the optical Confirm that the test strip is correctly set in the optical
The test strip's black marker unit's window board dirty. unit.
could not be detected in the Abnormal test strip. Remove any test strips scattered in the analyzing
order white-black-white. Mechanical problem with the test strip transport or section.
incorrect pulse adjustment. Check that there are no disturbing lights in the vicinity of
Changes in the ambient light around the optical unit. the optical unit.
Test strips overflowing from the waste box obstructs Remove the test strips overflowing from the waste box.
the drive. If nothing unusual can be found, contact your distributor.
Electrical/mechanical problem with the optical unit
drive.
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2-3-3. Feeder
T050 Feeder Test Strip Stuck in Feeder A stuck test strip has been detected 50 times. Abnormal test strip. Check the feeder cartridge and
Stuck Mechanical problem with the test strip cartridge. remove any stuck test strips. If
Electrical/mechanical problem with the feeder drive. the cartridge is damaged,
Electrical problem with the encoder PI. contact your distributor.
If this problem occurs frequently,
contact your distributor.
2-3-4. Nozzle, Pump, Tubing

T060 Nozzle Up-Down Nozzle up-down With the initialization PI light, the specified number of The motor has bumped into something and gone out of Check the nozzle. If it is
Drive Fault pulses for movement towards the initialization side adjustment. damaged, contact your
were sent, but it didn't become dark. Electrical/mechanical problem with the nozzle drive, or distributor.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified number of incorrect pulse adjustment. If this problem occurs frequently,
pulses for movement in the other direction were sent, Electrical problem with the initialization PI. contact your distributor.
but it didn't become light.
The forward-backward pulse count difference based
on the initialization PI was higher than the specified
pulse count.
T061 Nozzle Nozzle front-back With the initialization PI light, the specified number of The nozzle has bumped into something, causing the Check the nozzle. If it is
Front-Back pulses for movement towards the initialization side motor to go out of adjustment. damaged, contact your
Drive Fault were sent, but it didn't become dark. Electrical/mechanical problem with the nozzle drive, or distributor.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified number of incorrect pulse adjustment. If this problem occurs frequently,
pulses for movement in the other direction were sent, Electrical problem with the initialization PI. contact your distributor.
pulse count.
T062 Sampling trouble At detection of Test Strip Sampling is not correctly done because of electrical, Different type of Test Strip is measured continuously. Check the tubing.
type, DROP/STRIP MISS mechanical problem of the Pump Unit. Tubing clog or wrong connection Perform external washing.
has occurred for 5 times Sample less than 2 ml is measured continuously. If this problem occurs frequently,
consecutively. Abnormal sample (e.g. after a drug is taken) is measured contact your distributor.
At absorbing detection, continuously.
DROP/STRIP MISS has Nozzle, pump, tubing problem has occurred, sample was
occurred for 5 times not done to Test Strips.
consecutively. Test Strip carry problem has occurred, the nozzle did not
At sample detection, NO sample on Test Strips.
SAMPLE has occurred for Test Strip is slanted in the Optical Unit.
5 times consecutively. Electrical, mechanical problem of pump driving unit.
Electrical, mechanical problem of Optical Unit. Adjustment
problem.
Electrical, mechanical problem of Test Strip carrying unit.
Adjustment problem.
Electrical/mechanical problem with the pump drive.
Electrical/mechanical problem with the specific gravimeter.
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T063 Specific Gravity SG light strong The output of the specific gravimeter/turbidity is The specific gravimeter cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
Over Range higher than the specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
Electrical/mechanical problem with the pump drive. Perform external washing.
Electrical/mechanical problem with the specific If this problem occurs frequently,
gravimeter. contact your distributor.
T064 Specific Gravity SG light weak The output of the specific gravimeter/turbidity is The specific gravimeter cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
Below Range below the specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
T065 SG Light SG offset error The output of specific gravimeter/turbidity is out of The specific gravimeter cell is dirty, or the threshold value Check that the tubes are
Error the specified value. incorrectly set. properly connected.
T066 Turbidity TB SG light strong The output of the turbidity meter scattered light is The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
Over Range higher than the specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
T067 Turbidity TB SG light weak The output of the turbidity meter scattered light is The specific gravimeter/ turbidity cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
Below Range below the specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
T068 Turbidity Light TB SG offset strong The output of turbidity meter scattered light is out of The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the Check that the tubes are
Error the specified value. threshold value incorrectly set. properly connected.
T069 Turbidity Over TB TR light strong The output of the turbidity light is higher than the The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
Range specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
T070 Turbidity light TB TR light weak The output of the turbidity light is below the specified The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
Below Range value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
T071 Turbidity light TB TR offset strong The output of turbidity light is out of the specified The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the Check that the tubes are
Error value. threshold value incorrectly set. properly connected.
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T072 Hb wavelength Hb TR light strong The output of the Hb meter (565 nm) is higher than The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
light amount the specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
Over Range Electrical/mechanical problem with the pump drive. Perform external washing.
T073 Hb wavelength HbTR light weak The output of the Hb meter (565 nm) is below the The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the tubes Check that the tubes are
light amount specified value. obstructed or improperly connected. properly connected.
Below Range Electrical/mechanical problem with the pump drive. Perform external washing.
T074 Hb wavelength Hb TR offset strong The output of the Hb meter (565 nm) is below the The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or the Check that the tubes are
Light Amount specified value. threshold value incorrectly set. properly connected.
Dark Over Electrical/mechanical problem with the pump drive. Perform external washing.
T075 Washing Pump Washing pump With the initialization PI light, the specified number of Electrical or mechanical failure of washing pump. Check the pump and tubing. If
Failure pulses for movement towards the initialization side the same trouble persists,
were sent, but it didn't become dark. contact your distributor.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified number of
pulses for movement in the other direction were sent,
pulse count.
T076 Sampling Pump Sampling pump With the initialization PI light, the specified number of Electrical or mechanical failure of sampling pump. Check the pump and tubing. If
Failure pulses for movement towards the initialization side the same trouble persists,
were sent, but it didn't become dark. contact your distributor.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified number of
pulses for movement in the other direction were sent,
pulse count.
T077 Valve Failure Valve trouble With the initialization PI light, the specified number of The sampling/pumping value has damaged. Check that the tubes are
pulses for movement towards the initialization side Nozzle, pump tubing problem. properly connected.
were sent, but it didn't become dark. The specific gravimeter/turbidity cell is dirty, or clogging of Perform external washing.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified number of tubing, incorrect connection. If this problem occurs frequently,
pulses for movement in the other direction were sent, Electrical/mechanical problem with the specific contact your distributor.
but it didn't become light. gravimeter.
pulse count.
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2-3-5 Rack Sampler

T080 Right Lever MEAS lever trouble With the initialization PI light, the specified number The motor has bumped into something and gone out of Check the rack sampler and if it
Operation Fault of pulses for movement towards the initialization adjustment. is damaged, contact your
side were sent, but it didn't become dark. Electrical/mechanical problem with the rack sampler drive. distributor.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified Electrical problem with the initialization PI. If this problem occurs frequently,
number of pulses for movement in the other contact your distributor.
direction were sent, but it didn't become light.
T081 Meas Lever MEAS lever port send The number of pulses to shift the rack by 1 port The motor has bumped into something and gone out of Check the rack sampler and if it
Port Send Fault were sent to the drive, but the port detection PI did adjustment. is damaged, contact your
not become light. Electrical/mechanical problem with the rack sampler drive, distributor.
or incorrect pulse adjustment. If this problem occurs frequently,
Electrical problem with the port detection PI. contact your distributor.
T082 Left Lever Return lever trouble With the initialization PI light, the specified number The motor has bumped into something and gone out of Check the rack sampler and if it
Operation Fault of pulses for movement towards the initialization adjustment. is damaged, contact your
side were sent, but it didn't become dark. Electrical/mechanical problem with the rack sampler drive. distributor.
With the initialization PI dark, the specified Electrical problem with the initialization PI. If this problem occurs frequently,
number of pulses for movement in the other contact your distributor.
direction were sent, but it didn't become light.
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AUTION MAX™

Date of issue Jul. 1999

Drawing No. AX-4280-C36B-0**

1. Outline of the Analyzer

1. Outline of the Analyzer········································································ 1-2

1. Diagram of assembly ·········································································· 2-2

1. Operation Flow ·················································································· 3-3

4. Electorical Circuit Diagrams

1. Electrical Circuit Diagrams ·································································· 4-2

1. Test Items ··························································································· 4-2

1. Adjustment Items and parts (Analyzer) ··············································· 4-2

SI Unit: to change the measurement unit to SI unit, see Chapter 3.

Chapter 1 Outline of the Analyzer

1. Outline of the Analyzer

Fully Automated Simple Operation

Nozzle Sample Absorption Method

Test Strip Feeder

Automatic Sample Stirring Function

Abnormal Color Urine Detection

Memory for 1000 Measurement Results

Sample Control by Bar Cord

Online Network by Dual Transmission

2) Various Kinds of Measurement

Measurement of Test Strips

Meas. item Meas. Wavelength (mm) Ref. Wavelength (mm)

Rt: Reflectance after correction

Measurement of Specific Gravity

Specific gravity is obtained using the following formula:

SGX = (SGH - SGL) ･ (KX - KL) / (KH - KL) + SGL (formula 1)

SGH: Specific gravity of High Solution

SGt = SGX + (TSAM - TSTD) Ct (formula 2)

SGt: Specific gravity of High Solution

SG = SGt - CGLU - CPRO

SG: Specific gravity value after compensating for temperature

GLU concentration Correction value PRO concentration Correction value

The Hue is obtained by the chart below.

● Combination of Tone and Hue

Turbidity is obtained using the formula above:

T range Turbidity Description

Level 1 and 2 are fixed number.

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

NOTE 1: Remove the Printer Paper at removing the Top panel.

2) Operation Panel Assembly

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

NOTE 1: At removing each unit, pay attention to the connectors.

4) Analysis Unit Assembly

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

NOTE 1: At removing each unit, pay attention to the connectors.

5) Test Strip Carrier Unit Assembly

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

NOTE 1: At removing each unit, pay attention to the connectors.

6) Test Strip Carrier Assembly

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

7) Optical Unit Assembly

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

8) Nozzle Drive Assembly

Previous drawing No. Drawing No. Assembly Standard

NOTE 1: At removing each unit, pay attention to the connectors.

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