Manual book sysmex xn-1000. Sysmex xn 1000 dimensions. Sysmex xn-1000 specifications.

The XN-1000 is Sysmex's leading analyser that can process 100 samples per hour and store up to 50 vials in 5 racks.
It has fast turnaround times and can connect to remote services and other XN systems. It also has an automatic reflex measurement feature that reanalyses samples with unreliable results, saving time and resources. You can choose to integrate a slide maker and stainer and use different diagnostic applications with the XN-1000. It performs rule-
based tests and extended measurements for positive samples, if needed. The optional software makes the XN-1000 very flexible and adaptable. You can also benefit from our remote services that offer high-quality support, fast response times and maximum system uptime.
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2010-2014 Last Revised: May 2014 Software Version: 00-17 onwards XN series (XN-1000) User Manual CHAPTER 1 Introduction CHAPTER 2 Safety Information CHAPTER 3 System Setup CHAPTER 4 Components and Functions CHAPTER 5 Reagents CHAPTER 6 Basic Operation CHAPTER 7 Analysis Preparation (information registration) CHAPTER
8 Quality Control CHAPTER 9 Sample Analysis CHAPTER 10 Analysis Data Review (Sample Explorer) CHAPTER 11 Detailed Analysis Information (Data Browser) CHAPTER 12 Calibration CHAPTER 13 System Maintenance and Troubleshooting This manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides instructions for using the Sysmex XN-1000 hematology
analyzer. It covers the following topics: # Introduction - The purpose and scope of the system - The parameters measured by the system - The manuals available for the system - The symbols and trademarks used in this manual # Safety Information - The general precautions for using the system - The installation requirements and guidelines - The
electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the system - The infection control measures and procedures - The reagent and quality control material handling and storage - The laser safety and warnings - The maintenance and cleaning of the system - The disposal of waste and materials - The markings and labels on the system - The qualifications and
responsibilities of the operators - The computer virus protection and prevention - The software compatibility and restrictions # Before using the system - The preparation and installation of the system - The basic settings and configuration of the system - The terminology and definitions used in analysis - The sample tubes and racks supported by the
system - The barcode labels for sample identification - The additional components and accessories for the system # Part Names and Functions - The main components and functions of the analyzer - The pneumatic unit and its functions - The information processing unit (IPU) and its functions - The sampler section and its functions # Reagents - The
general information and precautions for using reagents - The types and specifications of reagents used by the system - The symbols and meanings of the labels on the reagents - The table of reagent specifications and volumes # Basic Operation - The operation and navigation of the IPU - The overall flow and steps of operation - The start up and log in
of the system - The log off and screen lock of the IPU - The shutdown and restart of the system - The on-line manuals and help functions # Preparing for analysis (registering information) - The work list functions and operations - The patient list functions and operations # Performing Quality Control - The introduction and overview of quality control -
The quality control settings and configuration - The quality control file registration and modification This manual book sysmex xn 1000 guides you on how to use the XN series automated hematology analyzer. Please follow the instructions in this manual before using the product. Store this manual safely for future reference. The manual covers the
following topics: - Chapter 8: How to perform and manage quality control (QC) analysis, results, errors, and files. - Chapter 10: How to use the Sample Explorer to check, validate, sort, display, search, modify, print, save, restore, delete, and change the layout of analysis data. - Chapter 11: How to use the Data Browser to check detailed analysis
information by time, Q-Flag, IP Messages, and screen layout. - Chapter 12: How to perform and manage calibration and precision check of the analyzer and the calibrator. - Chapter 13: How to perform daily and as-needed maintenance tasks, replace reagents and supply parts, and check the history and inspection checklist of the analyzer and the RU. -
Chapter 14: How to troubleshoot errors, check the error log and the device status, and test the device operation. - Chapter 15: Technical information on the performance, specifications, system limits, program version, functional descriptions, unpacking checklist, installation, and warranty of the analyzer. bavupi
This manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides information on how to use the XN series, an automated hematology analyzer for clinical laboratories. The XN series can measure and identify blood and body fluid cells using electrical impedance, laser light scattering, and dye bonding.
The results are displayed on the screen.
The XN series is for in vitro diagnostic use only. It should only be used with human blood, human body fluids, or control blood. It should only be used with the reagents and cleaning fluids specified in this manual.
Any other use or operation may cause malfunction or inaccurate results, and the warranty will not cover it. nakahido The manual also contains the contact details of the manufacturer and the authorized representatives in different regions. You can order supplies or replacement parts from your local Sysmex representative. You can also contact them
for service and maintenance. The XN series complies with the essential requirements of the European directive 98/79/EC for in vitro diagnostic devices. It has a CE-mark to indicate this. Note: The XN series does not replace the clinical judgment of the medical professionals. It is only a tool to assist them in diagnosis and treatment. Follow the
instructions in this manual carefully to ensure reliable results. The XN series is a set of components and options that can be combined in different ways. They can also be sold separately. The main parts are: - Analyzer (XN-10/20): This is the device that measures blood cells and other parameters.

The optional software makes the XN-1000 very flexible and adaptable. You can also benefit from our remote services that offer high-quality support, fast response times and maximum system uptime. UD-103 Pages If you click on a social media link, you will leave our site and go to a third-party website. We do not control or endorse their content,
privacy policies, or terms of use. Please read their terms and privacy policy before you proceed. We are not liable for any damages or consequences.

It also has an automatic reflex measurement feature that reanalyses samples with unreliable results, saving time and resources. You can choose to integrate a slide maker and stainer and use different diagnostic applications with the XN-1000. It performs rule-based tests and extended measurements for positive samples, if needed. xupohoca The
optional software makes the XN-1000 very flexible and adaptable. You can also benefit from our remote services that offer high-quality support, fast response times and maximum system uptime. UD-103 Pages If you click on a social media link, you will leave our site and go to a third-party website. We do not control or endorse their content, privacy
policies, or terms of use.

You can choose to integrate a slide maker and stainer and use different diagnostic applications with the XN-1000. It performs rule-based tests and extended measurements for positive samples, if needed. The optional software makes the XN-1000 very flexible and adaptable. You can also benefit from our remote services that offer high-quality support,
fast response times and maximum system uptime. mufocubudu UD-103 Pages If you click on a social media link, you will leave our site and go to a third-party website. We do not control or endorse their content, privacy policies, or terms of use. Please read their terms and privacy policy before you proceed. We are not liable for any damages or
consequences. Full text (1)KOBE, JAPAN © SYSMEX CORPORATION 2010-2014 Last Revised: May 2014 Software Version: 00-17 onwards XN series (XN-1000) User Manual CHAPTER 1 Introduction CHAPTER 2 Safety Information CHAPTER 3 System Setup CHAPTER 4 Components and Functions CHAPTER 5 Reagents CHAPTER 6 Basic Operation
CHAPTER 7 Analysis Preparation (information registration) CHAPTER 8 Quality Control CHAPTER 9 Sample Analysis CHAPTER 10 Analysis Data Review (Sample Explorer) CHAPTER 11 Detailed Analysis Information (Data Browser) CHAPTER 12 Calibration CHAPTER 13 System Maintenance and Troubleshooting This manual book sysmex xn 1000
provides instructions for using the Sysmex XN-1000 hematology analyzer. It covers the following topics: # Introduction - The purpose and scope of the system - The parameters measured by the system - The manuals available for the system - The symbols and trademarks used in this manual # Safety Information - The general precautions for using the
system - The installation requirements and guidelines - The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the system - The infection control measures and procedures - The reagent and quality control material handling and storage - The laser safety and warnings - The maintenance and cleaning of the system - The disposal of waste and materials - The
markings and labels on the system - The qualifications and responsibilities of the operators - The computer virus protection and prevention - The software compatibility and restrictions # Before using the system - The preparation and installation of the system - The basic settings and configuration of the system - The terminology and definitions used
in analysis - The sample tubes and racks supported by the system - The barcode labels for sample identification - The additional components and accessories for the system # Part Names and Functions - The main components and functions of the analyzer - The pneumatic unit and its functions - The information processing unit (IPU) and its functions -
The sampler section and its functions # Reagents - The general information and precautions for using reagents - The types and specifications of reagents used by the system - The symbols and meanings of the labels on the reagents - The table of reagent specifications and volumes # Basic Operation - The operation and navigation of the IPU - The
overall flow and steps of operation - The start up and log in of the system - The log off and screen lock of the IPU - The shutdown and restart of the system - The on-line manuals and help functions # Preparing for analysis (registering information) - The work list functions and operations - The patient list functions and operations # Performing Quality
Control - The introduction and overview of quality control - The quality control settings and configuration - The quality control file registration and modification This manual book sysmex xn 1000 guides you on how to use the XN series automated hematology analyzer. Please follow the instructions in this manual before using the product. Store this
manual safely for future reference. The manual covers the following topics: - Chapter 8: How to perform and manage quality control (QC) analysis, results, errors, and files. - Chapter 10: How to use the Sample Explorer to check, validate, sort, display, search, modify, print, save, restore, delete, and change the layout of analysis data. - Chapter 11:
How to use the Data Browser to check detailed analysis information by time, Q-Flag, IP Messages, and screen layout. - Chapter 12: How to perform and manage calibration and precision check of the analyzer and the calibrator. - Chapter 13: How to perform daily and as-needed maintenance tasks, replace reagents and supply parts, and check the
history and inspection checklist of the analyzer and the RU. - Chapter 14: How to troubleshoot errors, check the error log and the device status, and test the device operation. - Chapter 15: Technical information on the performance, specifications, system limits, program version, functional descriptions, unpacking checklist, installation, and warranty
of the analyzer. yiwavi This manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides information on how to use the XN series, an automated hematology analyzer for clinical laboratories. The XN series can measure and identify blood and body fluid cells using electrical impedance, laser light scattering, and dye bonding. sotojakucaya The results are displayed on the
screen.
The XN series is for in vitro diagnostic use only. It should only be used with human blood, human body fluids, or control blood. It should only be used with the reagents and cleaning fluids specified in this manual. Any other use or operation may cause malfunction or inaccurate results, and the warranty will not cover it. The manual also contains the
contact details of the manufacturer and the authorized representatives in different regions. loxafeherelote You can order supplies or replacement parts from your local Sysmex representative. You can also contact them for service and maintenance. The XN series complies with the essential requirements of the European directive 98/79/EC for in vitro
diagnostic devices. It has a CE-mark to indicate this.

It has fast turnaround times and can connect to remote services and other XN systems. It also has an automatic reflex measurement feature that reanalyses samples with unreliable results, saving time and resources. lamelexapafo You can choose to integrate a slide maker and stainer and use different diagnostic applications with the XN-1000. It
performs rule-based tests and extended measurements for positive samples, if needed. The optional software makes the XN-1000 very flexible and adaptable. You can also benefit from our remote services that offer high-quality support, fast response times and maximum system uptime. UD-103 Pages If you click on a social media link, you will leave
our site and go to a third-party website. sibexo We do not control or endorse their content, privacy policies, or terms of use. Please read their terms and privacy policy before you proceed. We are not liable for any damages or consequences. Full text (1)KOBE, JAPAN © SYSMEX CORPORATION 2010-2014 Last Revised: May 2014 Software Version: 00-
17 onwards XN series (XN-1000) User Manual CHAPTER 1 Introduction CHAPTER 2 Safety Information CHAPTER 3 System Setup CHAPTER 4 Components and Functions CHAPTER 5 Reagents CHAPTER 6 Basic Operation CHAPTER 7 Analysis Preparation (information registration) CHAPTER 8 Quality Control CHAPTER 9 Sample Analysis CHAPTER
10 Analysis Data Review (Sample Explorer) CHAPTER 11 Detailed Analysis Information (Data Browser) CHAPTER 12 Calibration CHAPTER 13 System Maintenance and Troubleshooting This manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides instructions for using the Sysmex XN-1000 hematology analyzer. It covers the following topics: # Introduction - The
purpose and scope of the system - The parameters measured by the system - The manuals available for the system - The symbols and trademarks used in this manual # Safety Information - The general precautions for using the system - The installation requirements and guidelines - The electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the system - The
infection control measures and procedures - The reagent and quality control material handling and storage - The laser safety and warnings - The maintenance and cleaning of the system - The disposal of waste and materials - The markings and labels on the system - The qualifications and responsibilities of the operators - The computer virus
protection and prevention - The software compatibility and restrictions # Before using the system - The preparation and installation of the system - The basic settings and configuration of the system - The terminology and definitions used in analysis - The sample tubes and racks supported by the system - The barcode labels for sample identification -
The additional components and accessories for the system # Part Names and Functions - The main components and functions of the analyzer - The pneumatic unit and its functions - The information processing unit (IPU) and its functions - The sampler section and its functions # Reagents - The general information and precautions for using reagents -
The types and specifications of reagents used by the system - The symbols and meanings of the labels on the reagents - The table of reagent specifications and volumes # Basic Operation - The operation and navigation of the IPU - The overall flow and steps of operation - The start up and log in of the system - The log off and screen lock of the IPU -
The shutdown and restart of the system - The on-line manuals and help functions # Preparing for analysis (registering information) - The work list functions and operations - The patient list functions and operations # Performing Quality Control - The introduction and overview of quality control - The quality control settings and configuration - The
quality control file registration and modification This manual book sysmex xn 1000 guides you on how to use the XN series automated hematology analyzer. Please follow the instructions in this manual before using the product. Store this manual safely for future reference. The manual covers the following topics: - Chapter 8: How to perform and
manage quality control (QC) analysis, results, errors, and files. - Chapter 10: How to use the Sample Explorer to check, validate, sort, display, search, modify, print, save, restore, delete, and change the layout of analysis data.

UD-103 Pages If you click on a social media link, you will leave our site and go to a third-party website. We do not control or endorse their content, privacy policies, or terms of use. Please read their terms and privacy policy before you proceed. We are not liable for any damages or consequences. Full text (1)KOBE, JAPAN © SYSMEX CORPORATION
2010-2014 Last Revised: May 2014 Software Version: 00-17 onwards XN series (XN-1000) User Manual CHAPTER 1 Introduction CHAPTER 2 Safety Information CHAPTER 3 System Setup CHAPTER 4 Components and Functions CHAPTER 5 Reagents CHAPTER 6 Basic Operation CHAPTER 7 Analysis Preparation (information registration) CHAPTER
8 Quality Control CHAPTER 9 Sample Analysis CHAPTER 10 Analysis Data Review (Sample Explorer) CHAPTER 11 Detailed Analysis Information (Data Browser) CHAPTER 12 Calibration CHAPTER 13 System Maintenance and Troubleshooting This manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides instructions for using the Sysmex XN-1000 hematology
analyzer. It covers the following topics: # Introduction - The purpose and scope of the system - The parameters measured by the system - The manuals available for the system - The symbols and trademarks used in this manual # Safety Information - The general precautions for using the system - The installation requirements and guidelines - The
electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the system - The infection control measures and procedures - The reagent and quality control material handling and storage - The laser safety and warnings - The maintenance and cleaning of the system - The disposal of waste and materials - The markings and labels on the system - The qualifications and
responsibilities of the operators - The computer virus protection and prevention - The software compatibility and restrictions # Before using the system - The preparation and installation of the system - The basic settings and configuration of the system - The terminology and definitions used in analysis - The sample tubes and racks supported by the
system - The barcode labels for sample identification - The additional components and accessories for the system # Part Names and Functions - The main components and functions of the analyzer - The pneumatic unit and its functions - The information processing unit (IPU) and its functions - The sampler section and its functions # Reagents - The
general information and precautions for using reagents - The types and specifications of reagents used by the system - The symbols and meanings of the labels on the reagents - The table of reagent specifications and volumes # Basic Operation - The operation and navigation of the IPU - The overall flow and steps of operation - The start up and log in
of the system - The log off and screen lock of the IPU - The shutdown and restart of the system - The on-line manuals and help functions # Preparing for analysis (registering information) - The work list functions and operations - The patient list functions and operations # Performing Quality Control - The introduction and overview of quality control -
The quality control settings and configuration - The quality control file registration and modification This manual book sysmex xn 1000 guides you on how to use the XN series automated hematology analyzer. Please follow the instructions in this manual before using the product. Store this manual safely for future reference. The manual covers the
following topics: - Chapter 8: How to perform and manage quality control (QC) analysis, results, errors, and files. - Chapter 10: How to use the Sample Explorer to check, validate, sort, display, search, modify, print, save, restore, delete, and change the layout of analysis data. - Chapter 11: How to use the Data Browser to check detailed analysis
information by time, Q-Flag, IP Messages, and screen layout. - Chapter 12: How to perform and manage calibration and precision check of the analyzer and the calibrator. - Chapter 13: How to perform daily and as-needed maintenance tasks, replace reagents and supply parts, and check the history and inspection checklist of the analyzer and the RU. -
Chapter 14: How to troubleshoot errors, check the error log and the device status, and test the device operation. - Chapter 15: Technical information on the performance, specifications, system limits, program version, functional descriptions, unpacking checklist, installation, and warranty of the analyzer. This manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides
information on how to use the XN series, an automated hematology analyzer for clinical laboratories. The XN series can measure and identify blood and body fluid cells using electrical impedance, laser light scattering, and dye bonding. The results are displayed on the screen. dogawohi The XN series is for in vitro diagnostic use only. It should only be
used with human blood, human body fluids, or control blood. It should only be used with the reagents and cleaning fluids specified in this manual. Any other use or operation may cause malfunction or inaccurate results, and the warranty will not cover it. The manual also contains the contact details of the manufacturer and the authorized
representatives in different regions. You can order supplies or replacement parts from your local Sysmex representative. You can also contact them for service and maintenance. The XN series complies with the essential requirements of the European directive 98/79/EC for in vitro diagnostic devices. It has a CE-mark to indicate this.
Note: The XN series does not replace the clinical judgment of the medical professionals. It is only a tool to assist them in diagnosis and treatment. Follow the instructions in this manual carefully to ensure reliable results. The XN series is a set of components and options that can be combined in different ways. They can also be sold separately. The
main parts are: - Analyzer (XN-10/20): This is the device that measures blood cells and other parameters. wexajoyiwigofa
There are six kinds of analyzers, depending on the channels they have. tihebu - Sampler section (SA-10/SA-01/SA-20/SA-30): This is the part that collects and prepares blood samples for analysis.
- IPU (Information Processing Unit): This is the part that controls the system and displays the results.
- Pneumatic unit: This is the part that provides air pressure to the system. - SP-10: This is an optional part that slides and stains blood smears. - Additional components: These are other parts that can be added to the system.
This manual describes the XN-1000 system, which has one analyzer (XN-10/XN-20) and one sampler (SA-10/SA-01). The system can look different depending on the type of sampler. jufoxosare The instrument can analyze various parameters, such as: - WBC: White blood cell count - RBC: Red blood cell count - HGB: Hemoglobin concentration - HCT:
Hematocrit - MCV: Mean corpuscular volume - MCH: Mean corpuscular hemoglobin - MCHC: Mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration - PLT: Platelet count - RDW-SD: Red cell distribution width (standard deviation) - RDW-CV: Red cell distribution width (coefficient of variation) - PDW: Platelet distribution width - MPV: Mean platelet volume - P-
LCR: Platelet-large cell ratio - PCT: Plateletcrit - NRBC#: Nucleated red blood cell count - NRBC%: Nucleated red blood cell percent - NEUT#: Neutrophil count - LYMPH#: Lymphocyte count - MONO#: Monocyte count - EO#: Eosinophil count - BASO#: Basophil count - NEUT%: Neutrophil percent - NEUT-RI: Neutrophil reactivity intensity - NEUT-
GI: Neutrophil granularity index The instrument can analyze blood samples in different modes, such as: - [Whole Blood]/[Low WBC]/[Pre-Dilution] mode: This is the normal mode for blood analysis. - [Body Fluid] mode: This is the mode for analyzing body fluids, such as cerebrospinal fluid or pleural fluid. This mode is only available if the instrument has
it. - [HPC] mode: This is the mode for analyzing hematopoietic progenitor cells. This mode is only available if the instrument has it. vadijerepi The article is about the **manual book sysmex xn 1000**, which is a device that measures various blood parameters. The article provides information on the following topics: - The different types of reticulocytes
and their characteristics, such as granularity, intensity, and hemoglobin content. - The parameters that the device can measure, such as white blood cells, red blood cells, mononuclear cells, polymorphonuclear cells, total nucleated cells, and hematopoietic progenitor cells. - The manuals that come with the device, such as the Instructions for Use and
the Administrator's Guide, and how to access them on the IPU (Integrated Processing Unit). - The structure of the Instructions for Use manual, which has eight chapters that explain the introduction, safety information, pre-use information, part names and functions, reagents, basic operation, analysis preparation, and quality control.
This manual book sysmex xn 1000 guides you on how to use the analyzer and its functions. It has the following chapters: - Chapter 9: How to analyze samples - Chapter 10: How to use Sample Explorer to view and manage analysis data in lists - Chapter 11: How to use Data Browser to view and manage detailed analysis data - Chapter 14: How to fix
errors in the system - Chapter 15: Technical information such as specifications and principles Please note the following points about this manual: - Do not reprint any part of this manual without permission - The names of patients, doctors, etc. are not real - The images and details of the product may not match exactly with the manual - The screens in
this manual are for Windows 7 This manual also uses symbols to highlight important safety and operational information.
Please follow them carefully to avoid injury or damage. The symbols are: - Risk of infection: There is a biohazardous material or condition - Warning! High risk: Do not ignore this warning or you may get hurt - Caution! Average risk: Do not ignore this warning or you may damage the analyzer or get incorrect results - Information Minor risk: Things to
consider when using the analyzer - Note: Extra information and tips The manual also mentions some trademarks of SYSMEX CORPORATION and other companies. They are the property of their owners and you cannot use them without permission. (15)Chapter 2 Safety Information This chapter describes how to use this instrument safely. 2.1 General
information 2.2 Installation Warning! • Avoid contact with the instrument while it is running. You could get hurt by getting trapped in the instrument. • Keep blood samples, reagents, and metals out of the instrument. They could cause a short-circuit. • Do not touch any electrical parts inside the cover. You could get an electric shock, especially if your
hands are wet. • Protect the power cable from damage: do not put anything heavy on it or pull it. This could cause a fire or shock from a short or a break in the wire.
• If the instrument smells or smokes, turn OFF the main switch and unplug the power cable. Then call Sysmex service representative. Using the instrument in this state could cause fire, shock, or injury. Caution! • Do not touch the sample rack when the instrument is working. You could spill the samples, especially if the rack is moving. • Do not lean
on the instrument. You could damage the instrument or make it fall over. Warning! • Sysmex technical service will unpack, set up, and test the instrument. • Connect the instrument only to a power outlet with the same rating as the rated plate. The instrument must be grounded. Otherwise, you could cause a fire or shock. • Turn OFF the power
before connecting any devices (host computer, printer, etc.). This will prevent shock.
If you connect a device after the instrument is on, the instrument may stop working. (16)2.3 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) This instrument meets the following IEC (EN) standards: • IEC61326-2-6:2005 (EN61326-2-6:2006) Electrical equipment for measurement, control and laboratory use - EMC requirements • EMI (Electromagnetic
Interference) This standard's class A requirements are met.
• EMS (Electromagnetic Susceptibility) This standard's minimum immunity requirements are met. • This equipment has This device meets the CISPR11 Class A standards. It may cause radio interference in a domestic setting, so you may need to take steps to reduce it. Check the electromagnetic environment before using the device. Keep it away
from strong sources of electromagnetic radiation (e.g. unshielded RF sources), as they may affect its performance. This device has an RFID module that can read and write data on RFID tags. It is an electromagnetic induction type non-contact IC. It follows the IDA Standards. The compliance mark shows that the product meets the relevant standard
and links it to the manufacturer, importer or their agent who is responsible for compliance and distribution in Australia and New Zealand. Caution! • Install the device where it is safe from water splashes. • Install it where it is not exposed to high temperature, humidity, dust and direct sunlight. • Install it where it is stable and free from shock or
vibration. • Install it where there is good ventilation. • Avoid installing it near devices that cause electrical interference, such as radio, centrifuge, etc. • Do not use this device where there are electroconductive or flammable gases, including oxygen, hydrogen, and anesthesia. Caution! This equipment complies with the limits for a Class A digital
device, according to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are meant to provide reasonable (17)2.4 Avoiding infections 2.5 Handling of reagents and quality control materials See Chapter 5 for more cautions. (➤P.5-1"Chapter 5: Reagents") 2.6 Laser Risk of infection • Wear protective clothing and gloves when you do any task on the device, such as
testing, maintenance, preparation, or post processing. Wash your hands after finishing the task.
There is a risk of infection. • Do not touch waste or anything that has touched waste with your bare hands. If you touch something that may be infectious, wash the skin with plenty of water and follow your laboratory's cleaning protocol.
- Decontamination Procedures: Handle samples and quality control materials carefully. If you get infected material in your eyes or wounds, wash with plenty of water and get medical help. **Warning!** CELLPACK diluent can conduct electricity. If it spills near wires or devices, you may get shocked. Turn off and unplug the instrument and clean the
liquid. CELLCLEAN AUTO has sodium hypochlorite. It can damage the instrument's surface. Wipe it off with a wet cloth right away. **Caution!** Follow the instructions on QC material labels. **Warning!** The analyzers have a laser unit inside. Only authorized Sysmex staff can access it to avoid injury. (18) - Maintenance: Use only Sysmex-approved
tools for maintenance. - Disposal of Materials: **Risk of infection** This instrument and its parts are infectious when they are no longer used. They are not covered by EU directive 2012/19/EU and cannot be recycled publicly to protect workers from infection.
**Warning!** Do not recycle the instrument, parts, or consumables! Burn the infected parts! Contact your local Sysmex service for disposal guidance! Follow local laws always. **Caution!** The instrument's waste may have harmful substances. Only the local water authority can decide how to dispose of it. **Warning!** (19) - Markings on the System:
Interior of the Analyzer (1) Information: To decontaminate the instrument's outer surfaces, clean them at the end of the day. Do this in these cases: - Every day after work, - Right away if infected material touches the instrument, and - Before repair or maintenance by Sysmex staff. Use a cloth with a proper decontamination agent to wipe the surfaces..
Use disposable cloths, such as paper or cellulose ones. Only dampen the cloth slightly to prevent moisture from entering the instrument. • Follow the instructions for how long to leave the decontamination solution on. • If needed, you can use a mild detergent to clean any remaining dirt that the decontaminant did not remove. • Dry the instrument
with a dry disposable cloth as the final step. Caution! Keep the cover closed during analysis to avoid outside noise interference. (1) (2) (3) (20)(2) (3) Back of the Analyzer (1) (2) Infection risk All parts and surfaces of the instrument are potentially infectious. Warning! Unplug the cord before servicing to prevent electrical shock. Infection risk All parts
and surfaces of the instrument are potentially infectious. (21)Sampler section (1) (2) Infection risk All parts and surfaces of the instrument are potentially infectious. Warning! Unplug the cord before servicing to prevent electrical shock. Top view Front interior Back view (1) (2) (3) Top view SA-10 SA-01 (22)(3) Pneumatic unit (1) (2) (3) Warning! •
Unplug the cord before servicing to prevent electrical shock. • Use only fuses of the same type and current rating as specified. Infection risk All parts and surfaces of the instrument are potentially infectious. Caution! Do not cover the exhaust opening. Warning! • Unplug the cord before servicing to prevent electrical shock. Front view Back view (1)
(2) (23)2.10 Operators 2.11 Computer viruses Caution! • Only trained personnel can use the instrument. • If the instrument malfunctions, follow the steps in the Instructions for Use manual. Contact your Sysmex technical representative for further assistance. Warning! Our software is virus-free, but your user environment may be vulnerable to virus
infections from the Internet or a network. We suggest that you take appropriate measures to protect your computer from viruses. If you use antivirus software, please do the following. 1. Check for viruses regularly with the antivirus software.
(1) Use antivirus software that is compatible with your operating system. (2) Disable . To prevent virus infections and ensure smooth operation of the instrument, follow these guidelines: - Use antivirus software and update it regularly. - Turn off any features that may interfere with the instrument software, such as file access checks, firewalls, or data
transfer controls. - Scan any external devices, such as USB drives or CD-Rs, for viruses before using them. - Do not open email attachments or files from unknown sources without scanning them first.
- Do not download files that are not related to the instrument operation from the Internet or elsewhere. The only exception is the virus definition files for the antivirus software. - Scan any files in a shared folder with other computers for viruses before accessing them. - Compare the virus protection methods of other computer systems in your
laboratory and choose the best one for this instrument. - Be aware that you are responsible for any risks when connecting to an external network, such as the Internet. Do not install or run any software other than the antivirus software on the instrument. The instrument comes with the necessary software preinstalled. We are not liable for any
problems caused by other software. Before using the system, you need to prepare for the installation or move of the instrument. The instrument is installed or moved by Sysmex service representatives. To prepare, you need to: - Make enough space for the instrument and consider safety issues.
See Chapter 15 for more details. - Check the weight of the instrument and make sure the floor or the equipment can support it. - Use a nearby outlet that matches the power cable of the instrument, which is 2.0 m long. - Inspect the packaging of the instrument as soon as it arrives. - Keep the instrument in its original packaging in a dry place until it is
ready to be installed. Store it upright. After the instrument is installed, the administrator needs to check the basic settings. Refer to the manual book sysmex xn 1000 for the details. - Refer to the "Administrator's Guide" for the instrument settings. (➤Administrator's Guide, "Chapter 4: Instrument Setup") - Verify the time. The IPU should show the
current time. - Adjust the Auto Output settings. Enable automatic transmission/printing if needed before analysis. - Choose the alarm sound. The IPU will alert you with an alarm if there is an error in the instrument. The alarm sounds are different for the following situations: - Warning error - Sampler analysis error - Emergency stop error (such as an
instrument failure) (this sound cannot be changed) - The analyzer will also make some alarm sounds that are fixed in the configuration. Contact Sysmex representative immediately if the packaging is damaged. - Short beep: When loading the dye cassette or when the next samples are ready for analysis - Long beep: When an error is happening - Long
beep (continuous): (26)3.3 Terms used in analysis - 3.3.1 Sample No. A sample number is a 22-digit number and text string that is given to a sample. It helps to identify samples. You can get sample numbers by: - Manual input - Reading sample tube barcodes with a barcode reader - Automatic assignment (when a barcode read error occurs, etc.) -
Asking the host computer - When the auto increment function is on, the number will increase by one for each sample after the first sample number is set (during manual analysis). - 3.3.2 Rack No./tube position A rack number is a 6-digit number that identifies a rack. You can get rack numbers by: - Manual input - Reading rack barcodes with a barcode
reader - Automatic assignment (when a barcode read error occurs, etc.) - The sample tube position is a two-digit number that shows the sample tube position in a rack. There are 10 sample tube positions in a rack. They are numbered from the right side as "01, 02, 03, ...". - 3.4 Supported sample tubes and racks This section describes the sample tubes
and racks that are compatible with this instrument. - 3.4.1 Supported sample tubes Regular sample tubes * Use the tube with the cap on, except for micro analysis. Diameter (a) φ11 to 15 mm Length (b) At least 57 mm Length This article is about the manual book sysmex xn 1000, a system for blood analysis.
It explains the types and dimensions of sample tubes and racks that can be used with the system, and how to apply barcode labels correctly. The article describes four kinds of sample tubes: normal, micro collection, raised bottom, and VENOJECT II. Each kind has different shapes and sizes, and some require special racks or caps. The article provides
examples of verified tubes from different brands, and advises to consult a Sysmex representative for other tubes. The article also gives instructions on how to attach barcode labels to the sample tubes and racks, and warns about the risks of barcode misreading or sample mix-up. It refers to the Administrator's Guide for more information on barcode
types. This article is a manual book for the sysmex xn 1000, a device that performs blood analysis. It explains how to label the sample tubes and racks, what additional components are available, and what are the main parts and functions of the analyzer. ### Labeling the sample tubes and racks - Use smooth labels and avoid wrinkles.
- Align the label with the bottom of the sample tube and make sure it does not peel off. - Check that the sample tubes fit well in the rack and can be easily removed. - Do not write anything on the edges of the label. - Follow the measurements shown in the figure below to place the barcode label on the sample tube. ![Figure 1: Sample tube barcode
label]( This article is a part of the manual book for the sysmex xn 1000, a device that performs blood analysis. It explains how to use the device, how to interpret the status indicators, and how to connect the tubes and cables. To switch between manual and sampler analysis modes, press the button that opens and closes the tube holder. The tube
holder position determines the mode: open for manual, closed for sampler. The status indicator LED shows the device status by color.
Green means normal operation, orange means an error that does not affect operation, red means an error that stops operation, and no light means power off. The LED can also flash to indicate different statuses, such as analysis in progress, maintenance in progress, or alarm sounding. If you use the optional external indicator light, it will show the
status of both the device and the sampler. It will show the status with the higher priority, according to the table below. The indicator light will always be green when switching modes or running maintenance.
| Priority | Status indicator LED | Indicator light | | --- | --- | --- | | Low | Analyzer: Ready / Analysis in progress / Starting up / Shutting down
Sampler: Ready / Analysis in progress / Starting up | Green | | | Analyzer: Error / Initializing system / Stopped
Sampler: Analysis not possible | Red (Flashing red if alarm is sounding) | | High | Analyzer: Power off / Error stop | No light | The rear view of the device shows the tubes and cables that connect to other devices. The Sysmex service representative will connect them for you. The waste fluid outlet nipple is where the waste fluid goes out. You need to
connect it to a drain or a waste container. The fuse holder contains a 250V 10A fuse. The AC power inlet is where you plug in the power cord. The front interior of the device shows the pneumatic trap chamber, which prevents the reagent from flowing back into the pneumatic unit in case of a malfunction. It also shows the two regulators that control
the pressure at 0.16 MPa and 0.07 MPa. The main power switch turns the device on and off. The RBC/PLT detector section has a detector for red blood cells and platelets. The tube grabber takes the sample tube from the rack and mixes it before analysis. This article is a manual book for the Sysmex XN 1000, a device that analyzes blood samples. It
explains the functions and components of the device, as well as how to operate and maintain it. ### Manual book sysmex xn 1000 #### 4.1 Analyzer section Performs the analysis of the blood samples. It has the following parts: - **Sample probe**: Aspirates the blood sample from the tube and injects it into the flow cell. - **Flow cell**: Measures
the optical signals from the blood sample. - **Waste container**: Collects the waste liquid from the analysis. - **Diluent bottle**: Contains the diluent solution for the analysis. - **Dye cartridge holder**: Stores the dye reagent for the analysis. **Caution!** Do not switch this ON/OFF frequently in a short time. It may damage the fuse.
- **Tube rotation mechanism**: Turns the tube to read its barcode label. - **Sample rack**: Holds the tubes for the analysis. It can be removed when the analysis is done. #### 4.2 Pneumatic unit Provides vacuum and pressure to the device. It has the following parts: - **0.25 MPa regulator**: Adjusts the pressure for the analyzer to 0.25 MPa. -
**Pilot lamp**: Shows when the pneumatic unit's power is ON. - **Pressure outlet nipple**: Connects the pressure to the analyzer. Use the same nipple on the analyzer. - **Vacuum outlet nipple**: Connects the vacuum to the analyzer. Use the same nipple on the analyzer. - **Fuse**: Use only the specified type and rating of fuse. For 100 -117 VAC, use
Fuse 250V 4A (Time Lag). For 220 - 240 VAC, use Fuse 250V 3.15A (Time Lag). - **Power connector**: Connects the power cable to the pneumatic unit. - **Pneumatic control input connector**: Turns the pneumatic unit ON/OFF. Connect it to the pneumatic control output connector on the analyzer. #### 4.3 IPU (Information processing unit)
Processes and displays the data from the analyzer.
It also allows you to control the analyzer and change the settings. It has the following parts: - **Display**: Shows the data and the interface. You can also use a touchscreen display (optional). - **Keyboard**: Allows you to type and enter commands. - **Mouse**: Allows you to point and click on the interface. - **Main unit**: Contains the computer and
the software for the device. **Information**: The diagram above is only for reference. Check the computer's manual for the actual operation, the location of the ports, and other details. For more information, contact your local dealer or Sysmex Representative. #### 4.4 Sampler section Automatically feeds the samples to the analyzer. It has the
following parts: - **Analysis line**: Moves up to two racks sideways. It reads the barcode labels of the tubes, mixes the samples, and aspirates them. - **Right sampler pool**: Stores the racks for the analysis.
You can place up to 5 racks at a time. The racks are automatically sent to the analysis line when the sampler analysis starts. - **Status indicator LED**: Shows the status of the device by LED. If you use the optional external indicator light, it will show the following colors: - Green: Ready for analysis / Sampler analysis screen is open / Waiting for
maintenance - Flashing green: Starting up / Sampler analysis in progress / Maintenance in progress This article is a part of the manual book sysmex xn 1000, a hematology analyzer device. It covers the following topics: - The status indicators of the device and their meanings - The components of the device and their functions - The reagents used by
the device and their properties ### Status indicators The device has three status indicators: red, flashing red, and not lit. They show the following conditions: - Red: The device cannot perform sample analysis or the analysis is stopped. No alarm is sounded. - Flashing red: The device is initializing the system. An alarm is sounded. - Not lit: The device
is powered off. ### Components The device has nine components, as shown in the top view diagram below: 9 7 5 1 2 4 3 8 6 The components are: - 1: Analysis line. This is where the racks are moved automatically. The device reads the barcode labels, mixes the samples, and aspirates them. - 2: Right sampler pool. This is where the racks are placed.
Up to 5 racks can be placed at a time. - 3: Rack feed-out lever. This is used to feed the finished racks from the analysis line to the left sampler pool. - 4: Left sampler pool. This is where the finished racks are pooled. Up to 5 racks can be pooled. - 5: Protective cover. This covers the device and protects it from dust and damage. - 6: Main power switch.
This turns the device on and off. - 7: Fuse holder. This holds the fuse for the device. Use a 250V 3.15A (Time Lag low breaking capacity) fuse. - 8: AC power inlet. This connects the device to the power source using the provided power cable. - 9: SA-01.
This is the model name of the device. ### Reagents The device uses reagents for sample analysis. This section explains the reagents and how to use them. #### General information The reagents are only for use with Sysmex equipment.
Do not use them for other purposes. Follow the warnings for each reagent carefully. #### CELLPACK DCL This is a whole blood diluent reagent.
It is used for measuring the number and size of red blood cells and platelets by the hydro dynamic focusing (DC Detection) method. It can also measure hemoglobin concentration by adding a specific lyse reagent. It can also act as a sheath fluid for the FCM detector. This reagent is connected to the device. ##### Warnings and precautions This
reagent is for in vitro diagnostic use only. Use it at 15 - 30°C. If the temperature is higher or lower, the results may not be accurate. Connect the reagent container to the device as instructed. See Chapter 13 for more details. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") Caution! Do not use the reagent if it is not intended for the device or if it is not
used correctly. The analysis values may not be reliable. How to use the reagent - Follow the written directions for use. - Use a new container for each reagent replacement. - Avoid air bubbles in the reagent. They can affect the analysis results. - Do not use reagents past their expiration date. They may not be reliable. - Do not reconnect an open
reagent. It may be contaminated and lose its performance. - Do not use this reagent on human body. It can be harmful. Wash your skin or eyes if they contact the reagent.
Get medical help if you swallow the reagent. How to store and dispose the reagent - Store CELLPACK DCL at 2 - 35°C, away from direct sunlight. Use it before the expiration date on the container. Check the reagent specifications for the shelf life after opening. Replace the reagent if it looks cloudy or discolored. Thaw and mix well if it freezes. -
Remove any remaining fluid before crushing the container. Follow the local regulations for disposal.
What is CELLPACK DST - CELLPACK DST is a concentrated reagent for hematology analyzers. It measures the numbers and sizes of RBC and platelets by DC Detection. It can also measure hemoglobin concentration with a lyse reagent. It can be used as a sheath fluid for FCM detector. Connect it to a reagent preparation device specified by Sysmex.
What to be careful of - This reagent is for in vitro diagnostic use only. - This reagent is concentrated. Connect it to a reagent preparation device specified by Sysmex.. The reagent must be used as instructed and for the intended purpose only. Otherwise, the analysis values may not be reliable. 3. Use a new container for each reagent replacement. 4.
Avoid air bubbles in the reagent, as they may interfere with the analysis. 5. Expired reagents are not reliable and should not be used.
6. Open reagents may get contaminated and lose their performance. Do not reconnect them to the instrument. 7. This reagent is not for human use. Keep it away from skin and eyes, and do not swallow it. If it contacts the skin, wash it off. If it gets in the eye, flush with water and get medical help. If it is swallowed, get medical help immediately.
(41)Storage and shelf life after first opening Keep CELLPACK DST at 2 - 35°C, out of direct sunlight. Unopened reagents can be used until the expiration date on the container. For opened reagents, check the expiration date on the container or the reagent specifications. (➤P.5-17 "5.18 Table of reagent specifications") Discard the reagent if it looks
cloudy, discolored, or frozen. Disposal procedures 1. Remove all the fluid from the container before crushing it for disposal. 2. Follow the local regulations for disposal. 5.4 CELLPACK DFL General name Whole blood diluent for hematology analyzers Intended use CELLPACK DFL is a reagent that works with Fluorocell RET or Fluorocell PLT to analyze
reticulocytes or platelets by flow cytometry with a semiconductor laser. This reagent is for automatic hematology analyzers from Sysmex. Warnings and precautions (for in vitro diagnostic use only) Examination procedure Use CELLPACK DFL at 15 - 30°C.
Analysis at higher or lower temperatures may not give accurate results.. CELLPACK DFL is a reagent that dilutes blood samples and stains red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. To use it, attach the CELLPACK DFL container to the instrument as instructed in Chapter 13. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") Caution! 1. Follow
the intended use and directions for use of the reagent to ensure accurate analysis values.
2. Use this reagent with Fluorocell RET or Fluorocell PLT. Do not reuse the same container when changing the reagent. 3. Avoid air bubbles in the reagent, as they may affect the analysis. 4. Use the reagent before the expiration date to ensure accurate analysis values. 5. Do not reconnect a reagent that has been opened, as it may be contaminated
and affect its performance. 6. Do not use this reagent on humans. If it touches the skin or eyes, wash them well. If it is swallowed, get medical help right away. (42)Storage and shelf life after first opening Keep CELLPACK DFL at 2 - 35°C, away from sunlight. The reagent can be used until the expiration date on the container if it is unopened. For the
shelf life after opening (connecting to the instrument), see the expiration date on the container or reagents specifications. (➤P.5-17 "5.18 Table of reagent specifications") Replace the reagent if it looks cloudy, discolored, or frozen. Disposal procedures 1. Remove all the fluid from the container before crushing it for disposal. (43)5.5 SULFOLYSER
General name A reagent that measures hemoglobin concentration in blood Intended use SULFOLYSER is a reagent that measures hemoglobin concentration in blood. SULFOLYSER is made for all Sysmex automated hematology analyzers. SULFOLYSER cannot be used on semi-automated instruments. Warnings and precautions (for in vitro diagnostic
use only) Examination procedure 1. . To prepare SULFOLYSER for use, follow these steps: 1. Let the container reach room temperature (15 - 30°C). 2. Take off the cap from the container. 3. Fix the Dispenser Kit to the container and close the cap.
Join the SULFOLYSER line from the instrument to the Dispenser Kit. 4.
Run the instrument several times in the whole blood mode to fill the SULFOLYSER tubing with reagent and remove air bubbles. See Chapter 13 for more details. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") Keep SULFOLYSER at 1 - 30°C, away from sunlight. You can use it until the expiration date on the container if it is unopened. For opened
containers (connected to the instrument), check the expiration date on the container or reagents specifications. (➤P.5-17 "5.18 Table of reagent specifications") If the reagent looks cloudy, discolored, or frozen, do not use it. To dispose of the reagent, follow these steps: 1. Make sure the container is empty before crushing it. 2. Follow the local
regulations for disposal. Caution! Do not touch the reagent with your skin or eyes. If you do, wash with water. If you swallow it, get medical help right away.
(44)5.6 Lysercell WNR General name A reagent that breaks down red blood cells for hematology analyzers Intended use Lysercell WNR is used with Fluorocell WNR to measure white blood cells (non-basophil), basophils, and nucleated red blood cells. It counts and calculates the percentage of these cells.
This reagent works with a specific automatic hematology analyzer from Sysmex. Warnings and precautions (for in vitro diagnostic use only) Examination procedure Use Lysercell WNR at 15 - 30°C. If the temperature is higher or lower, the white blood cell results may be wrong. Lysercell WNR is a reagent that measures basophils and nucleated red
blood cells.
To use it, connect the container to the instrument as shown in Chapter 13. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") Keep Lysercell WNR at 2 - 35°C, away from sunlight. The expiration date is on the container. Follow the instructions and specifications for using the reagent. (➤P.5-17 Caution! 1. The analysis results may not be reliable if you
use the reagent incorrectly or for a different purpose. 2. Use this reagent with Fluorocell WNR. Do not reuse the same container when you change the reagent. 3.
Avoid air bubbles in the reagent. They may affect the analysis. 4. Do not use expired reagents. They may not give reliable results. 5. Do not reconnect a reagent that has been opened. It may be contaminated and lose its performance. 6. Do not use this reagent on humans. It may harm your skin, eyes, or health. Wash your skin if it touches the reagent.
Rinse your eyes with water and get medical help if it gets in your eyes.
Get medical help if you swallow it. (45)5.7 Lysercell WDF General name A reagent that breaks down red blood cells and stains white blood cells for hematology analyzers Intended use Lysercell WDF is used with Fluorocell WDF. It breaks down red blood cells and stains white blood cells. It analyzes the number and percentage of neutrophils,
lymphocytes, monocytes, and eosinophils. Connect this reagent to a Sysmex hematology analyzer. Warnings and precautions (for in vitro diagnostic use only) Examination procedure Use Lysercell WDF at 15 - 30°C.
If the temperature is higher or lower, the analysis of white blood cells may not be accurate. Lysercell WDF is a reagent that helps measure white blood cells, such as neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, and eosinophils. To use it, connect the Lysercell WDF container to the instrument as instructed in Chapter 13. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace
reagents") Keep Lysercell WDF at 2 - 35°C, away from direct sunlight. You can use it until the expiration date on the container, whether it is opened or not. Check the reagent for signs of contamination or instability, such as cloudiness or discoloration. Do not use it if it might have frozen. When disposing of the container, remove any remaining fluid
before crushing it. Follow the local regulations for disposal. Be careful! 1. The reagent must be used as directed, or the analysis values may not be reliable. 2. The reagent must be used with Fluorocell WDF. Do not reuse the same container when replacing the reagent. 3. Avoid air bubbles in the reagent, as they may affect the analysis. 4. Do not use
expired reagents, as they may not be reliable.
5. Do not reconnect a reagent that has been removed (i.e. opened), as it may be contaminated and affect the performance. 6. Do not use this reagent on humans. Avoid skin and eye contact, and ingestion. If it touches the skin, wash it off. If it gets in the eye, rinse with water and get medical help. If it is swallowed, get medical help immediately.
(46)5.8 Lysercell WPC General name A reagent that breaks down red blood cells for hematology analyzers Intended use Lysercell WPC is a reagent that works with Fluorocell WPC. Lysercell WPC breaks down red blood cells, and Lysercell WPC and Fluorocell WPC detect abnormal or immature cells. This reagent is for automatic hematology
analyzers. This article provides information on how to use Lysercell WPC and Fluorocell WNR, two reagents for Sysmex XN 1000, a hematology analyzer.
These reagents are for in vitro diagnostic use only and have specific instructions for storage, handling, and usage. # Lysercell WPC is a reagent that helps detect abnormal or immature cells in blood samples. To use it, follow these steps: - Keep the reagent at 15 - 30°C. If the temperature is too high or too low, the results may be inaccurate. - Connect
the reagent container to the instrument as instructed in Chapter 13. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") - Check the expiration date on the container and the reagent specifications. (➤P.5-17 "5.18 Table of reagent specifications") Do not use the reagent if it is expired, cloudy, discolored, or frozen. - Use the reagent with Fluorocell WPC.
Do not reuse the same container when replacing the reagent.
- Avoid air bubbles in the reagent. They may interfere with the analysis. - Do not apply the reagent to human body.
If it touches the skin or eyes, wash with water. If it is swallowed, seek medical help. # Fluorocell WNR is a reagent that stains the nucleated cells in blood samples. It is used to measure white blood cell count, nucleated red blood cell count, and basophil count. To use it, follow these steps: - Keep the reagent at 2 - 35°C, away from sunlight. Check the
expiration date on the container and the reagent specifications. Do not use the reagent if it is expired, cloudy, discolored, or frozen. - Connect the reagent container to the instrument as instructed in Chapter 13. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") - Use the reagent with Lysercell WPC. Do not reuse the same container when replacing the
reagent.
- Do not apply the reagent to human body. If it touches the skin or eyes, wash with water. If it is swallowed, seek medical help. (For in vitro diagnostic use only) **Examination procedure** - Connect the Fluorocell WNR line to the cartridge and place it in the designated position. - Keep the IC tag attached until you dispose of the cartridge. The IC tag
contains all the product information. - Do not reset the package after setting. Removing the cartridge from the analyser may contaminate and damage the reagent. See Chapter 13 for more details. (➤P.13-30 "Chapter 13: 13.4 Replace reagents") **Storage and shelf life** - Store Fluorocell WNR in a dark place at 2 - 35°C. - If the reagent is unopened,
use it before the expiration date on the container. - If the reagent is opened (connected to the instrument), use it before the expiration date on the package insert or reagent specifications. (➤P.5-17 "5.18 Table of reagent specifications") - Do not use a reagent that may have frozen.
**Disposal procedures** - Seal the cartridge spout tightly before disposal to prevent leaks. You can use tape for this. - Follow the local regulations for disposal. **Caution!** - Wear gloves and a lab coat for protection. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. - If skin contact occurs, wash with soap and water immediately. - If eye contact occurs, rinse with
water or normal saline, and lift the eyelids until the dye is gone. Seek medical attention. - If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately.
- If you have an accident or feel unwell, seek medical advice immediately (show the label if possible). - R22: Harmful if swallowed. Sysmex products have Hazard Symbol and Risk and Safety Phrases according to the European Community Directive. **Sysmex XN-1000 analyser** - 100 samples/h - 5 racks sampler capacity - Customisable diagnostic
APPs - Fast turnaround times - Networking and remote services features The XN-10 module is the main module for all XN-Series configurations. The XN-1000 configuration consists of one module with a sampler. It has Rerun and Reflex capability, which automatically reanalyses samples as needed by the user. This reduces manual work and saves
time and resources. All XN-Series systems have this feature..
The XN-1000 is a flexible and customizable system that can handle various applications and reagents. It can connect with other XN systems and offer a suitable solution for distant locations such as Cancer Centres.
Reagents are easy to manage and can be attached to the analyser waggon if needed.
The manual book sysmex xn 1000 provides more details on how to use the system effectively.