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USER MANUAL Last revised: 01-2014, P/PI/110/14/Exy » pane . Introduction 1.1 Intended use 1.2 Measurement principle 1.3 User Interfaces 1.3.1 Overview of instrument 1.3.2 Connectors 1. Icons and abbreviation . Installation 2.1 Unpacking 2.2 Setting up the instrument . Routine operation overview 3.1 Ready to measure status 3.2 Measurement 3.3 Patient identification 3.4 Colour and clarity 3.5 Comments 3.6 Cleaning |. Menu structure 4.1 Menu overview 4.2 Main menu 4.2.1 Timing modes 4.2.2 Calibration 4.2.3 Memory 4.2.4 Check mode 4.2.5 Settings 4.3 Parameter Settings 4.3.1 Printing order 4.3.2 Unit settings 4.3.3 Parameter table 4.4 User Interface 4.5 Language Setting 4.6 Date / Time setting 4,7 Customisation menu 4.7.1 Automatic re-calculation of SG 4.8 Powering by batteries . Service information 5.1 Trouble-shooting 5.2 Service information 5.3 Safety information 5.4 Producer 5.5 Ordering information 5.6 Guarantee conditions . Technical parameters . Serial interface protocol . Short Instructions . IndexIntroduction This manual contains the operation and maintenance instructions for the LAURA® Smart photometer. 1.1 Intended use ‘The LAURA® Smart reader is a reflection photometer for semiquantitative urine analysis using test strips PHAN® LAURA. The LAURA® Smart reader is designed for use in medical laboratories and doctors offices. 1.2. Measurement principle The following drawing shows the theoretical working function of the LAURA® Smart reader. The strip is inserted into the urine sample then it has to be placed onto the strip holder tray. The built-in strip detector recognizes the strip and starts the timing of incubation. The instrument moves the strip under the measuring head and measures the reflectance. White LED makes the illumination and a colour detector detects the reflected light. The processing unit converts the reflected light intensity to the analytical value. The result is resented on the display and printed by the built-in thermal printer. The instrument moves out the strip holder tray and the user dispose the strip. Li are sole oi Processing unit Reagent strip (eoratg Cea oo a LJ ==’ Strip holder driving Motor Strip detector1.3. User Interfaces 1.3.1 Overview of the instrument Paper release button \ Strip holder tray Display 1.3.2 Overview of connection of the instrument RS232 Serial Keyboard or Barcode interface \ | reader PS2 input / USB interface ~~ Power input Master switch1.4 Icons and abbreviation ID ~ Patient identification code (a figure or a text, max. 15 characters) ‘Seq.No ~ Sequence number of the measurement. Sample ~ Urine specimen to be measured REM = Remission value BCR ~ Barcode reader Host = Computer (Laboratory Information System) Smart Timing® - Incubation timing method2. Installati 2.1 Unpacking After unpacking the instrument, please check carefully that your package contains all the parts listed below, and all of them are in a good condition. Figure 1 LAURA® Smart instrument DC Adapter Serial interface cable 1 roll of the thermal printer paper Tube with control grey strips User manual * Plastic pad for Smart Timing + CDwith drivers 2.2 Set up the instrument Please follow the steps below: * Select the working place * Choose a place for the reader, which is flat and clear Do not place the device close to the window, centrifuge or heating surface. Protect it from the direct sun light, the intensive artificial light, vibrations and extreme temperature.‘+ Connect the power and interfaces 3 Check if the master switch on the rear side is turned off! Refer to Fig 2. + Insert the serial cable and the keyboard or BCR to the reader, for the keyboard/BCR use the PS2 input. + Insert the adapter output plug into reader. ‘+ Insert the adapter into the net. Inserting the printer paper Open the printer cover by pressing the release button! Place the paper roll into its holder and pull out approx. 10 cm of itin front direction. Check if the paper lies between the 2 metal ears of the printer. Close the cover while holding the paper tight with one hand. * Push the cover in the middle or both sides until it clicks into its place. 8 Never push the cover asymmetrically! ‘The reader LAURA is now ready to be turned on; switch on the master switch! Figure 2 After power-on the display lights up and the reader carries out a self test. During this test the optic and the built in calibration PAD is tested. Completing the test successful, the reader prints out the OK message and goes into the Standby mode. ‘The reader is now ready for measurement.URA SMART ne operation overview 3.1 Ready to measure status Thisis the status where the instrument after performing the self Test waits for user command. The instrument has a touch sensitive display. The user can control the instrument by pressing the displayed buttons. In the Ready to Measure status the following possibilities are available for the user: INSERT STRIP! nt PATIENT | SAMPLE | MENU | Home | Start a new measurement process, by placing a strip on the strip holder + Enter patient information: © Seq.No 1D * Enter sample information 0 Select a sample colour from the predefined list 0 Select a sample clarity from the predefined list o Insert comment * Enter the menu, by pressing the MENU icon. * Send the instrument to Stand by mode by pressing of button HOME or automatically after the defined time.3.2. Measurement The instrument LAURA® Smart begins the measurement automatically when a strip is placed on the strip holder tray. To carry out a measurement do the following steps: + Enter anew Seq.No or ID if necessary + If you want to define appearance of the sample, select @ colour or clarity from the offer - manually by buttons or by external BCR + Dip the reagent strip into the urine sample ‘+ Remove excess urine from the strip (Push the edge of the strip to an absorbent paper, follow instruction for the strips PHAN® LAURA) + Insert the strip into the strip holder tray Figure 3 LAURA® Smart has a build in strip detector at the end of the insert area, under the tray. If the strip is placed correctly this detector will recognize it and the incubation time countdown starts. A progress bar displays the status: ISU+ After 55 sec the reader moves the tray in, measures the strip, displays and prints out the result. fated DekaPHAN LAURA rt The result is displayed on the LCD. The positive parameters are marked with* and are displayed in yellow colour. Pressing the PRINT or SEND button the result can be send or print any time again. It is possible to add comment to the result by touching the screen inside the comment rectangle. If a comment to this measurement already exists, the new comment will overwrite the old one! The comment and all the other result parts are stored in the memory. Placing a new strip into the holder will start the next measurement procedure. ‘After pushing the ESC button the, program jumps back to the Ready to Measure status. * After the strip was measured the reader moves the strip holder out, and the strip has to be removed and disposed manually by the user. The instrument recognizes automatically the type of the test strip, which is possible to measured: DekaPHAN® LAURA HeptaPHAN® LAURA. PentaPHAN® LAURA TetraPHAN® SG LAURA DiaPHAN® LAURA MicroalbuPHAN® LAURA The instrument increases the Seq.No after every measurement.3.3 Patient identification © Seq.No - working with Sequence Number ‘+ Patient ID - working with Identification number Seq.No. In order to enter 2 new Seq No the user has to touch the PATIENT button and then select the SEQ.NO button. INSERT STRIP! Roe Niue SAMPLE | menu | The following numeric PAD will appear and the user can type a number between 1-999.Selecting the ID button a similar edit field appears, where the user can enter a max 15 characters long ID string. This ID could also be entered with help of external keyboard or the barcode reader in the Ready to Measure status as well. JKL. 3.4 Colour and clarity Before placing the strip to the way user can set the colour and clarity informations of the sample. The colours and clarities are preddefined and can be modified by the user in the customisation menu (see 4.6). There are four different colours and four different clarities available. The colour and clarity information will be listed after pressing the following buttons: SAMPLE and COLOUR or CLARITY: INSERT STRIP! [saw [ erown | COLOUR M PATIENT Jie,Wiots | menu | Pressing the desired button will select the corresponding information. It will appear on the display and will be added to the next measured sample. For deleting the previously selected information, the user can go into the selection menu again but instead of selecting a value from the list the COLOUR or CLARITY button has to be pressed again. In this case the program clears the previously set value.LAUR SMART Description of colour and clarity can be performed also by using of external bar code reader (BCR). For prompt and comfortable input of colour and clarity are used special bar codes. They define each colour and clarity, After reading through BCR are information automatically entered into the line colour or clarity. For the routine usage of mentioned bar codes in the laboratory practice is recommended to make a copy and the lamination. Bar codes - colour COLOUR BAR CODE STRAW COLOURED IMI ll 99019 YELLOW iN ll l| 99029 DARK YELLOW il Ill 9030 AMBER il) Mtl 9904 9 BROWN ii | ll | 9°90 5°93 RED I ill 9069 GREEN i iil 907 9 COLORLESS qT lll 9908 9 ORANGE ill ll l| 9 09 9CLARITY BAR CODE. CLEAR iil i] o 1 4.9 CuouDy AMMAN g 12°90 TURBID g 13°90 DARK HI l| l I g 149 3.5 Comments It is possible to add comments (39 characters long) to the measurements at two different points: ONS CLARITY oo INE) OSS a erin V Cty 125X333 Sian on ed ro [sme] mw | ve | * Before the measurement «After the measurement when the result is displayed on ‘the LCD * When the result is selected from the memory To add a comment before a measurement starts use the following buttons: This picture shows an example screen when all measurement related parameters are set:LAURA SMAR 3.6 Cleaning To keep the instrument clean and in the order to avoid crosscontamination, the strip holder tray must be cleaned. The strip holder has to be clean periodically every day after the finishing the work. The excess of urine has to be removed from the strip before inserting it into the instrument. For cleaning wipe off the tray use a soft textile or paper. For cleaning with disinfections, use an alcohol disinfectant (max 85 %) such as ethanol, isopropanol, if necessary! 3 Never use acetone, petrol or other aggressive solvents for the cleaning! If necessary, the tray could be removed from the reader by pulling it out manually. So it could be cleaned or washed easier. 3 In this case pay attention not to damage, scratch or rub the white REF plastic PAD! This PAD could also be washed and wiped with soft materials. 3 The strip holder is possible to remove only it the instrument is switched off. The instrument case and the touch screen could also be wiped off with the above mentioned solvents. The REF pad WASTE DISPOSAL: Used strip should be treated as potentially infectious and should be disposed in accordance with local and national regulations relating to safe handling of such materials. Waste is to be recycled or to be put to municipal waste,Camda iota g a LAURA® Smart has a clear, well organized menu structure. The user is guided through the menu by the LCD. The menu functions are represented by buttons or list controls. Pressing the touch screen can activate the desired function. The pressed buttons are highlighted by blue colour. If no button Is pressed for a few minutes the program jumps back to Stand by status. In this status the reader pulls in the strip holder tray, the buttons disappear from the screen and the actual time is displayed. To leave this status and enter back to Ready to measure status the screen has to be touched anywhere.4.1 Menu overview Stand by status ‘or power ON Time out rassing HOME ‘strip Meesurement Patient D Information Seq.No Display Result ‘Timing: Standard / Smart Filter All/1D /Seq.No[ 5 Positive / Not printed een Day: all / Today / Date ‘Action: Display / Print / Send / Delete Calibration |>[_Calibration code / Default ‘Order: Daafult/ New Unit: CONV / SI/ ARB. Seu Sp ranmeter} Printer: On /OfF User interface Interface: On/Off Sound: On/ Off Language EN, DE, FR, IT, PL, CZ, HU, RU. Date / Time. Logo: On / off Header text: 1/2 Customisation “Greotings text: 1/2 (Colour text: 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8) Clarity text: /2/ 3/4 ‘SG recount4.2: Main menu After pressing the MENU in Ready to measure status the following main functions are available: Ce Las CALIBRATION Qc TEST SETUP PATIENT | SAMPLE JMNQUQ Te) | Howe | * Mode The instrument can work in two timing modes: ~ Standard mode = Smart Timing® In standard mode the strip is inserted to the holder tray and the incubation timing Is started, After 60 sec the reader measures the colour of placed strip and reports the result. Incase of the Smart Timing® the incubation takes place outside the reader, max 4 strips could be incubated at once. * Calibration Allows to calibrate instruments for the current used batch of test strips MicroalbuPHAN® LAURA. + Memory LAURA® Smart has a memory for the last 360 measurements. The stored measurement results with all of their related information (date, time, comment, colour.|, can be selected from the memory, displayed, printed or send to the computer anytime, + QC Test In this function the instrument measuring capability could be tested, by using the grey control strip and control urines Urinorm., The instrument measures the grey control strip and compares the result with the predefined should values. The test result is displayed and also printed for QA purpose. in the case of control urines Urinorm are results automatically compared with target values that are listed in user manual for control urines Urinorm. * Setup In this menu point the working parameters of the reader could be set.4.2.1 Timing modes LAURA® Smart has two different timing modes: Standard mode and Smart Timing® Standard mode It is a linear workflow as described in the routine measurement chapter. Working in this mode only 1 strip/minute measuring speed could be achieved. ‘Smart Timing® It is used to speed up the measurement with the LAURA® Smart. In this working mode the throughput is increased due to incubating of the strips are outside of the reader. The user places the measured strips outside of the reader and when the incubation time elapses, the strip will be inserted into the reader only for the time of the measurement. To support this process is offered an incubation plate with the four slots and the reader gives four corresponding software timers. General workflow for use of the Smart Timing® mode: ‘+ Whenever a timer is available (green) insert a strip to the urine sample. * Place the strip on the incubation plate, to the corresponding slot, and start the timer/ the corresponding progress bar by pushingit. The green progress bar changes the colour to the yellow. Whenever a timer runs down, it beeps and the colour turns from yellow to red + Pick up the corresponding strip from the incubation plate and place it to the instruments strip holder tray. The following pictures help to understand the procedure.The position 1 is available for the new strip. The incubation has finished on the position 2 and the strip is inserted on the strip holder. The incubations run on the positions 3 and 4 with the strips/samples with Seq.num. 12 and 13. eu e (one) (oF) Keep the incubation plate clean, in order to prevent the possibility of cross- contamination among samples.LAUR SMART 4.2.2 Calibration Calibration mode allows to perform calibration on the currently used batches of test strips MicroalbuPHAN® LAURA. Calibration is performed for both diagnostic pads for the determination of microalbumin and for determination of creatinine in urine. it calibration code is an integral part of the label and on the label is always under the batch number. The first three digits are associated with a pad for determination of creatinine, the other 3 digit with pad for the determination of microalbumin in urine. After pressing the CALIBRATION in MENU the following functions are available: ULL} CALIBRATION CODE DEFAULT After pressing the CALIBRATION CODE the numeric keypad appears for entering of calibration code, The update setting becomes valid after pressing the OK button. CALIBRATION CODE After pressing the DEFAULT is set value 435820 (original value). 3 Calibration is intended for strips MicroalbuPHAN® LAURA only!URA SMART 4.2.3 Memory The reader has a non-volatile memory, which automatically stores the last 360 measurements. A The oldest result will be overwritten by the new measurement without any warning. When the current measurement is ready the reader stores the result along with the following parameters: * Result of the strip * Type of the strip *Seq.No *1D * Date and time * Colour * Clarity * Comment The user can reach the memory from the Menu by selecting the Memory button For administration of the memory the following display appears: MEMORY FILTER ALL ACTION Dg Va FILTER and DAY button serve to set the selection parameters, after then the START button activates the selected action.SMART The desired measurement can be selected in the following way: ‘Select the FILTER criterion: o All - all stored result 01D - enter the desired ID 0 Seq.No —- enter the desired Seq.No © Positive - where at least 1 value was positive 0 Not printed - results that were not printed yet 0 Error - when the measurement failed ‘* Select the DAY of the measurement o All - regardless of the date 0 Today - searching only among the today measured result © Specific date - select the desired day (The program offers only those days for which there are results in the memory.) * Choose an ACTION (what should happen with the selected results): © Display _- the selected measurements will be displayed o Print - the selected measurements will be printed © Send - results will be sent to HOST, RS232 and USB 0 Delete - the measurements correspond with the selection criterion are dele- ted When all three above mentioned parameters (Filter, Day and Action) have been defined, the process can be activated by pressing the START button. In case of DISPLAY was selected the found results are displayed in following form: NEL AW eT LEU Re ey The last measurement in the list will be displayed as the first one. With help of the buttons the user can step forward or backward in the list. The actually displayed result could be printed and the new comment could be attached.URA SMART 4.2.4 Check mode Menu Check mode provides the user checking of optical parts of instruments and also checking of whole system test strip - instrument LAURA Smart by using of control urines Urinorm. 4.2.4.1 Grey control strips The purpose of this test measurement is to verify that the optical measuring capability of the instrument works properly. Perform this test once a week, or if you receive suspicious result in normal use. For testing the instrument the grey control strips are provided in the LAURA® Smart package. Clean carefully the strip holder before using of QC Test. You prevent the degradation of the grey control strip with the rest of urine, Take out one from the tube and follow the steps below: * Select the QC Test button + Place the grey strip on the strip holder tray + The reader starts the measurement © Wait for the measurement is complete. After measurement the reader compares the obtained remission values to the predefined ranges, stored in the instrument, in every greyscale and wavelength. After that it displays and prints out the result. When the measured values are in harmony with the predefined values the result of the QC Test is OK. The picture of the display after QC Test is follows: Biscay Print out the result of the measurement: Co} ‘TEST MEASUREMENT EL) 2009.10.01 11:39 arts eeeeeerrerr nen seenetntd PAD: Rg Ro 1 696 671, 2 361 347 3 141132 Keep the print out for QC reference. If the test fails, Test Error will be reported and the wrong result is displayed in red. In this case repeat the test with another check strip. If it reports an error again call the service.LAURA SMAR Keep the grey strips always in the tube, do not touch the surfaces by hand, and handle them with care. The strips are reusable. Refer to the label of the grey strip tube! 4.2.4.2 Control urines Urinorm URINORM control urines are designed for verification and _ confirmation of precision and accuracy of PHAN® diagnostic strips as well as LAURA® and LAURA® Smart urine analysers (for the visual and objective evaluation). Measured values are automatically compared with target values. Test performance: «Press the button ,,Check mode“ and submenu Urinorm (N, P). * Remove 2 test strips from the tube. * Press the button Urinorm N. * Dip the first strip into sample of Urinorm N, remove excess amount of urine and place the strip on the plastic holder. * After evaluation of Urinrom N press the button Urinorm P. ‘Dip the second strip into sample of Urinorm P, remove excess amount of urine and place the strip on the plastic holder. = Wait for evaluation. After finishing of evaluation are results automatically compared with target values that are stored in instrument and is completely identical with the targets target values in the instructions of the control urines Urinorm. If the result is in agreement with the target values, it is marked by white colour in memory. Non complying results are marked by red colour in memory. Save the results in printed form as proof of the measurements for evidence for inspection. If the results are unsatisfactory (da not correspond to predefined values), then unsatisfactory result is indicated on the screen in red and printout contains two exclamation marks. In this case, repeat the test with another pair of test strips. If the error message appears again, please, contact the service.4.2.5 Settings Under this menu point the instrument working parameters could be set. The available settings are displayed in the following format: SETUP INSTRUMENT PARAMETER, DATE / TIME USER INT. CUSTOMISATION The working parameters are organized as follows: * Parameter — strip and measurement related parameters could be set here, as ORDER of parameter at printing UNIT of parameters * User interface — turning ON/OFF the following user interfaces: PRINTER SOUND ID MODE * Language - selecting the language from the 7 defined languages: EN —English DE -German FR -French IT= Italian CZ-Czech HU — Hungarian RU- Russian * Date / Time set the date and time aand the date format * Customisation ~ customizing the header text and logo, defining colour and clarity texts4.3 Parameter Settings is menu point is divided into two submenus: © Printing order + Unit settings 4.3.1 Printing order The parameter printing order can be set in the following menu point: NCU eee Ge Watt) ORDER OF PAR. DEFAULT After pressing the DEFAULT button the printing order will correspond to the Parameter order of the strip DekaPHAN® LAURA. The instrument enables to change this order according to the user’s wish. In this case the NEW menu point should be used. The program offers all the parameters and they should be touched one after each other in the desired order.URA SMART 4.3.2 Unit settings Unit can be selected with help of the following menu point: Possibilities for settings of units are CONV, SI and ARB or their combination. The ALL: button set the selected unit for all the 10 parameters. If the user would like to set the unit individually for the parameters then the PAD TO PAD button can be used. In this case the parameters are displayed in the header of the LCD and the desired unit can be set individually. SU Ne Gat) ALL: CONV PAD TO PAD SI+ ARB The following table summarizes the possible reported values in the entire of three units:4.3.3 Parameter table Parameter 3D Vae NEG 10 50 NES 25 75URA SMART 4.4 User Interface In this menu point the built in interfaces could be switched ON or OFF. These interfaces are: * Printer * Serial interface * Sound The factory setting for LAURA® Smart is all interfaces: ON. Tiana PRINT ON INTERFACE ON inter ON /OFF means, that the results will be printed automatically after measurement, or ot. Itis possible to switch off this feature, in this case the instrument will measure the strip and store it in the memory, but it won't print it. The result can be printed at any time from the memory or when the result is displayed. Interface ON /OFF means that the results will be send to Host automatically after measurement, or not. It is possible to switch off this feature, in this case the instrument will measure the strip and store it in the memory, but it won’t send it. The result can be sent at any time from the memory. Sound ON/OFF turns the button feedback beep on or off. Warning beeps are always ON, this setting has no influence to them.LA 4.5 Language Setting Here the user can select the language of the instrument. Pressing the corresponding button can make the selection. The actual set language button is pressed. OK button must be pressed to make the selection valid. Pressing the B> button the next four available languages are displayed. LANGUAGE The following languages are available: English German ENGLISH FRANCAIS French Italian DEUTSCH PAUL) Czech Polish Hungarian Messen ox | 4.6 Date / Time setting The Time and the Date format can be set in this menu point. Select the Date / Time button in settings menu, the following display will appear: To change the date or time values push the corresponding button! A numeric PAD will appear and the desired value can be entered When date and time are correct the DATE format can be set, by pressing the FORM button. : The following formats could be used: Year — Month — Day YYYY-MM-DD_ Day — Month - Year DD-MM-YYYY Month ~ Day ~ Year MM-DD-YYYY SET DATE & TIME Pressing the OK button the actual settings became valid. The real time clock in LAURA® ‘Smartis running from a builtin lithium battery. This battery is independent on the removable batteries.URA SMART 4.7 Customisation menu Customisation menu serves to enter user defined texts into the reader LAURA® Smart. The text lines could be entered with help of alphanumeric PAD or with a connected external keyboard: These texts are as follows: 2 result header lines, appear with each result print out, max 24 characters 2 greeting lines, are printed after self test, max 24 characters 4 clarity text each, max 10 characters 9 colour text each, max 10 characters Couey Loco [reaper | Ce BPEL ol) Recreate aac) pO Soe Perea p> ie « | Beyond these, the Logo ON/OFF switch could be reached from this menu point. In case of Logo ON is set, the !\1"" logo will be printed with every results. USTOMISATION COLOUR canTy Paging could be done by pressing the <> buttons.4.7.1 Automatic re-calculation of SG Urines that have pH 7 or higher, move measured results of specific gravity (SG) to lower values. In the case of urines, wherein the pH is 7 or higher, should always be added to the measured result of SG value 0,005 SG so that the results were more comparable to the higher reference method, such as refractometer or urometer. Readers LAURA include a feature that provides automatic conversion (re-calculation) of results of SG depending on pH. If the SG recount (re-calculation) is switched on, results of SG are always automatically increased by 0.005. In the case where the SG conversion is switched off, the result of SG is not corrected according to the pH. When the control mode and the control urines Urinorm are used, automatic re-calculation of SG is deactivated even when it is turned on. 4.8 Powering by batteries LAURA® Smart could also be used with batteries power supply. The battery holder is locating at the bottom of the instrument. 6 pcs 1.5 V AA type batteries or accumulators could be used. While inserting the batteries, please pay attention to the polarity. It is indicated on the holder. When using the batteries type LRG, 200 measurements with printing or 240 without printing could be carried out with one set. The instrument displays a BAT Icon on the LCD that gives information about the battery status. To increase the batteries lifetime generally consider the following: * Turn off the automatic printing and print the result only if it is really necessary! «if the measurement series has been done switch off the instrument. 3 The Standby status needs also energy! The instrument gives a beep warning in Stand by when battery is used. If the adapter power plug is Inserted the instrument will work fram adapter and the batteries are disconnected.EAR ARC LAURA® Smart is @ high sensitive and accurate optical measuring instrument. All optical components, and REF PAD are adjusted with special tools during manufacturing. 5.1 Trouble-shooting In case of any error, please refer to the following table. It helps to identify the possible cause of the error and gives instruction haw to solve it. Error description Possible cause Corrective action The reader cannot be switched Power supply is not. ‘Check the power supply and the on. connected or wrong type. connections. The display remains dark Self test failed. Strip holder tray Is missing or Check the strip holder tray, the REF PAD dirty or movement It must be clean and easy to of the tray obstructed. move also by hand. The reader doesn’t print, or the Paper cover Is not closed. ‘Check the printer visually, for any printout is not visible. ‘Wrong paper is loaded (not damage or jam. Insert the right ‘thermal paper). type of paper correctly. Close the Paper's inserted with wrongside printer cover. up. ‘The reader does not recognize ‘The strip holder tray sin wrong | Check if the hole of the tray is. tthe inserted strip. position, exactly above the strip detector Host communication failed, Serial cable isnotattached or | Check the cable! wrong. ‘Check that interface mode is ON Interface mode is turned OFF, or and parameters are correct. parameter doesn’t match with HOST settings. Reader displays Meacurement Strip is placed wrong. Repeat the measurement with Error. ‘Wrong strip is used corract strip. Dry or not fully moistured strip isused, 5.2 Service information In case of an error, try to solve it according to the above troubleshoot guide first. Ifthe failure remains, please contact your distributor for service. d Never open the reader's case.LAURA SMAR 5.3 Safety information LAURA® Smart complies the with EMC directive 89/336/EEC and low voltage directive 73/23/ EEC. LAURA® Smart instrument in combination with PHAN® LAURA test strips complies with the requirements of IVD directive 98/79/EC. 5.4 Producer Producer of the system LAURA® Smart and diagnostic strips PHAN® LAURA: Erba Lachema s.r0. Karasek 1d, 621 00 Brna Czech Republic 5.5 Ordering information cat, number: LAURA® Smart reader 50003508 DekaPHAN® LAURA — 10008297 HeptaPHAN® LAURA — 10008298 PentaPHAN® LAURA = 10010239 TetraPHAN® SG LAURA — 10020292 DiaPHAN® LAURA = 10010238 MicroalbuPHAN® LAURA. — 10010262 Spare parts: Strip holder tray for LAURA® Smart. — 50003510 Power supply for LAURA® Smart — 50003511 Interface cable for LAURA® Smart - 50003512 The grey control strips for LAURA® Smart — 50003513 5.6 Guarantee conditions The producer Erba Lachema s.r.o. guarantees the reader LAURA® Smart for 12 months after installation. The free service isn’t guarantead for spare parts from the list (see 5.5).Technical paramete: General Dimension 2380x1271 10 mm Weight (0.7 kg without batteries Power source External adapter 9VDC/2A 90-230 V / 50-60 Hz Power consumption | 20W/6W max / standby Battery 6x1 SV AA Battery life type LRG | 200 measurements, without printing printing or 240 Measurement Method Reflection photometry Throughput max. 240 strips/hour Wavelength 470, 540, 650 nm AD resolution Obit User Interface Printer 58 mm graphical thermal printer, 24 charfline Lcd) 320x240 colour TFT Memory Capacity 360 complete measurement results RTC. Lithium battery kept real time clock Interfaces Host interface RS 232 Serial interface, 2400-19 200 Bd BCR/PC AT keyboard | Wedge type BCR with standard PS2 interface Recommended Temperature 15-35 operating environment Optimal range 20-25 Humidity, 20-80% Place Horizontal surface No shock or vibration Not direct Sun shine ‘Storing / transport Temperature =20-60 Humidity 20-90%7. Serial interface protocol The LAURA® Smart has an RS232 interface to HOST computer. If the communication is enabled (Interface: ON) the reader sends out the result immediately after measurement. Stored measurements can also be sent at any time from the memory. The hardware parameters of the RS232 port are: Baud rat: 19 200 Bd Bit length 8 Parity: No Stop bit: 1 The interface has a DB9 mother type connector with the following PIN connection: PIN number Connected 2 hD 3 RxD 5 GND 14.6.7.89 = not connected If USB host is connected, the reader sends the data trough the USB port as well. ‘The format of the data stream is identical to the serial (RS232) case. ‘The communication is unidirectional LAURA® Smart -> HOST, and is in ASCII text form. ‘The reader sends 1 result in 1 package. Every package has the same format, which is: Hof Name of field Characters sent out bytes Frame start | STK Strip name 9 space CRLF | 26 Seq.Noline | “Seq.No:" SP | 4 charlong Seq number, right CRLF | 26 7 char justified, filled with 0 1D line “PatlD:” SP 14char long ID 2xSP | CRLF | 26 Tenar cotor COLOR: 3xSP | Color text 10 char CRLF | 21 CLARITY »CLARITY:” SP Clarity text 10 char CRLF | 21 Date line YYY.MM.DD &SP HH:MM 35S? | CRLF | 26 resultline |’ or SP | 3char| SP Schar SP. | Gchar | SP. Schar | CRLF | 26 sP par. result unit ARB name Conv result ors! 10".resuit "or SP | 3char| SP Schar SP. | Schar | SP | Schar | CR, LF | 26 line sp par. result unit ARB name Conv result ors! Comment line { | 80-char long comment or space » |e Frameend | ETX 1Where: © STX = 0x02, ETX= 0x03, CR=OxOd, LF=Dx0a, SP=0¥20 + The parameter order is the default regardless of printing order. + Incase of shorter strip (HeptaPHAN® LAURA, PentaPHAN® LAURA, TetraPHAN® SG LAURA, DiaPHAN® LAURA, MicroalbuPHAN® LAURA) only the measured parameter lines are sent * The result and the unit is depending on the selected unit (SETTINGS/STRIP/PARAMETER) EAR laa eile 1. Check carefully if the instrument is complete and not damaged. 2. Connect the instrument to the plug, checkif there is a connection between the instrument and external plug. 3. Switch on the instrument with the main switch. 4. Wait till the instrument performs the self-test. 5. Set the mode of the results (direct printing after analysis, printing after measurement of all samples, sending to the external net etc.). 6. Start the measurement in the mode Seq.No or ID. 7. Complete the measurements of urine samples; follow all recommendations during the operation, which are included in the instruction of the diagnostic strips. 8. Perform the everyday cleaning after having finished your daily measurements. 9. Leave the instrument switched on in Standby mode or switch it off using the main switch.+ 6,7, 33, 36 1, 33, 36 Clarity . 8,9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 22, 26, 32, 37 Cleaning... . — 15,38 Colour. 3,8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 25, 26, 32, 36 Comments. 14 Customisation. Date. 12, 17, 26, 32 17, 18, 22, 23, 26, 31, 37 Display .3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 17, 22, 23, 24, 31, 34 1D . 5,8, 9, 11, 12, 17, 22, 23, 26, 37, 38 Installation. 6,35 Interface 4,6, 17, 26, 30, 34, 35, 36, 37 Languages. Logo Measurements .... 3,5, 7, 8, 9,10, 14, 17, 18, 19 , 22, 23, 24, 26, 30, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38 Memory. 10, 14, 17, 18, 22, 23, 25, 30, 36, 37, Menu/MENU . 8, 12, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22 Paper... 34 Parameter. . 17, 26, 27, 29, 34, 38 Printer. 3, 4, 6,7, 17, 26, 30, 34, 36 OC Test ce . vee conse 17, 18,24 03,5, 8,9, 12, 17, 19, 20, 25, 5,8, 9, 10, 11, 17, 22, 23, 37, 38 Set up .. ‘Smart Timing 5, 18, 19 Sound ..... 17, 26, 30 Standby modi 7,38 3,4, 8,9, 10, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 34, 35, 37, 38 , 4, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 19, 20, 24, 34, 35 Technical parameters .. 36 Time. 8, 9, 10, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 26, 30, 31, 36, 37 Units 28 Unpackini 6 User interface 4,17, 26, 30, 36a eae Perc en SC MSSM ee Merce ee id SRE TL Est AUP meter reee ECAC Aad eT eee Cr ena Rony Rv ea Reo
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