Roche Diagnostics
A-20 Operator’s Manual · Version 3.1
2 Introduction to the instrument Cedex Bio System
User interface
User interface
The Cedex Bio instrument is equipped with a touchscreen, an on-screen keyboard
and four global action buttons. LEDs and acoustic signals let you know when it is safe
to add or remove samples, reagents and other fluids.
With buttons and other display items, “traffic light” color coding is used: Green
means OK, yellow: watch out, you need to do something, and red means that your
intervention is required for processing to continue.
The screens have a clear and consistent layout and are easy to use. The topics are
divided in the proven work areas: Overview for order and fluid handling, Workplace
for result handling and details on orders, and Utilities for administration tasks.
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For details on the user interface, see Chapter 4 Software.
The following is an example of a screen. It contains the full range of display items.
A The status line displays the system status.
B Tabs represent the major work areas.
C The headline characterizes the content or
function of the screen. If the screen is part of
a sequence of screens (wizard), the headline
tells you where you are within this sequence.
D The working area displays the main content
of the screen.
E The buttons vary depending on the content
of the working area and the screen position
within a series of steps (wizard).
F The Help button leads to concise information
that is relevant to the current screen and
situation.
G The global action buttons represent the
functions that are permanently available:
Start, Stop, Alarm, Line Feed. The LEDs next
to them point to their status.
Figure A-3 Example of a screen
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