Operating Your System
5-4
5.4 Starting Analysis
Before starting the analysis, check:
whether there are clumps in the sample, and whether the sample volume is sufficient for
analysis;
whether the sample ID barcodes are stuck to the tubes to be analyzed as instructed by
4.4Preparing the Tubes and Tube Racks.
After the samples are well prepared, follow the procedure below to process and analyze
samples.
Order setup (optional)
If necessary, you may set up the analysis mode for samples within a certain range of
tube rack IDs using the "Order Setup” function of the CMU software. The procedure is
as follows (see 6.3.2 Order Setup for details):
1） Click "Order Setup" to enter the tab screen.
2） Click "Add", a new line will be added to the order list.
3） Define the "Rack Barcode From" and "To" in the added line, and then set up
analysis mode as needed.
4） Click "Save" to save the settings.
NOTE
Analysis will be run in the defined mode if the tube rack ID scanned has
its matched order in the system; or else, analysis will be run in the mode
of the default order.
Put the tube racks with tubes loaded to the loading assemblyalong the guiding
grooves in order, with the opening of the tube tacks facing the operator.
Once the tube racks are placed in the loading assembly, the sample processing line
starts to transport the racks, scan rack IDs and sends them to the intended device for
analysis based on the order settings.
Operators may add tube racks to the loading assembly and take away tube racks that
have been analyzed from the unloading assembly as needed. The maximum capacity
of the loading and unloading assemblies is 20 tube racks. Alarm sound will be made
when the unloading assembly is full.
If SM&S is configured, add slide baskets on the basket loading tray when needed,
and remove the baskets from the unloading tray timely.
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