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M600&M800 Immunoassay Analyzers
Snibe Co.,Ltd
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MAGLUMI® 600 MAGLUMI® 800
Service Manual MAGLUMI® 600/800

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201502 IMPORTANT The information contained herein is based on


experience and knowledge relating to the subject matter as
aquired by Snibe Co.,Ltd. Snibe is not liable for any loss or
damage, including consequential or special damages
resulting from the use and/ or misuse of the contained
information, be it negligence or other fault. . Shenzhen New
Industries Biomedical DiaSorin S.p.A.

Engineering Co.,Ltd 21st Floor, Block A,Building 1,Shenzhen


Software Industry Base, No.1008, Keyuan Road,Nanshan
District,Shenzhen, 518000,P.R.China

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Maglumi® 600/800 Content

Content Page 1. INTRODUCTION 1-1 1.1 INTENDED USE


............................................................................................................................................. 2
Recommend Stories 1.2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
............................................................................................................... 3 Page 2.
INTRODUCTION 2-1 2.1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Service .................................................................................................................................... 2 2.1.1
Components
Lot 60334, Persiaran Bukit Rahman
..............................................................................................................................................
Putra3, Taman Perindustrian Bukit
2 2.1.2 Internal
Rahman Putra, P.O.Box 79, 47000 Sungai
assemblies............................................................................................................................
Buloh, Selang
3 2.1.3 Reaction module process path
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LIQUID CONNECTION
.................................................................................................................................. 6 2.2.1
Service) M600 & M800 tubing system
.................................................................................................................... 6 2.3
RENCANA PELAKSANAAN
ELECTRIC OVERVIEW
PEMBELAJARAN (1) Sekolah Mata
................................................................................................................................. 9 2.3.1
Pelajaran Kelas/Semester Materi Pokok
Signal tansmissioin and power supply of the whole analyzer
Alokasi Waktu
: : : : :
SMK Ne
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service Page 3. INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM 3-1 3.1


INTRODUCTION
Yamaha Jupiter MX oldDeskripsi lengkap
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................................................................................................................................... 2 3.3
UNPACK AND INSTALL THE ANALYZER
........................................................................................................ 2 3.3.1 UNPACK
Line Service Line Service Line Service
THE ANALYZER
Line Service
Line Service
A AC AP B BL C ...................................................................................................................... 2 3.3.2
D DB DC DOH DOW DS DSW DW DXS INSTALL THE ANALYZER
DXW EBC EDC EBH G GA GF GFS
Air ...................................................................................................................... 9 3.4
Combustion Air OPEN SERVICE SOFTWARE AND USER SOFTWARE
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3.4.1 Service and use data.
Software
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 Agree & close (to adjust the analyzer) ................................................................................... 16
3.4.2 User Software (to check the performance)
Service Process of service marketing
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4.

Page 4-1 4.1 INTRODUCTION


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Service Datasheet Enterprise Service
Provider Routing Switching Intelligence 4.2 PREPARATION FOR PACKAGING
Service ................................................................................................................. 2 4.3
PACKAGING
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2 4.3.1 Check items
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Cleaning Service 2 4.3.2 Pack the sensors and cables
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Fixing the moving parts
............................................................................................................................ 3 4.3.4
Fixing the analyzer
................................................................................................................................... 5
Service Design
4.3.5 Packaging the accessories.
SLAMET WIDODO 5213100086
Service ........................................................................................................................ 7
Design Service design adalah tahapan
membuat detail racangan dari setiap REMOVAL OFTHESYSTEM
layanan TI y
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5.2
INCUBATOR.........................................................................................................................
French Service
2 5.3 WASH LIFT
. French Service Sistem french service ..................................................................................................................................................
merupakan sistem pelayanan yang paling 7 5.4 CHAMBER TRANS
bergengsi. Pada sistem pelayanan ini, ...................................................................................................................................... 10
semu 5.5 COMMON FUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS
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..................................................................................................... 13 5.5.1 Globals
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13 5.4.2 Macro
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Necrological Service 25
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Maglumi® 600/800 Content 6 . 1 Manual of the Cuvette


Loader ................................................................................................................. 6 6.1.1
The procedure of dismantling the cuvette loader
...................................................................................... 6 6.1.2 How to replace
the components in cuvette loader
.................................................................................... 8 6.1.3 Description of
M800-05-E04 and M800 05-E05
.................................................................................... 12 6.1.3.1 M800-05-
E04.......................................................................................................................................
12 6.1.3.2 M800-05-
E05.......................................................................................................................................
12 6.1.4 Problem Shooting
................................................................................................................................... 13
6.1.5
Maintenance.......................................................................................................................
14 6 . 2 Manual of loader
................................................................................................................................... 15
6.2.1 Sample loader
......................................................................................................................................... 15
6.2.1.1. The procedure of dismantling Sample loader
..................................................................................... 15 6.2.1.2.The
replacement and debugging of the component in Sample
loader ................................................. 17 6.2.1.2.1 The replacement of the
belt in sample loader ................................................................................... 17
6.2.1.2.2 The replacement of electric motor
.................................................................................................... 19 6.2.1.2.3 Replace
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possible problem and solution for Sample loader
......................................................................... 21 6.2.1.3.1 Sample loader
cannot initialize, move right and
left......................................................................... 21 6.2.2 Wash loader
............................................................................................................................................
23 6.2.2.1 The procedure of dismantling Wash loader
......................................................................................... 23 6.2.2.2.1 The
replacement of the belt in wash loader
...................................................................................... 25 6.2.2.2.2 The
replacement of electric motor
.................................................................................................... 27 6.2.2.2.3
Replace the sample loader device
.................................................................................................... 28 6.2.2.3 The
possible problem and solution for wash
loader............................................................................. 29 6.2.2.3.1 Sample
loader cannot initialize, move right and
left......................................................................... 29 6 . 3 Manual of
Incubator
............................................................................................................................. 31 6.3.1
Overview of the Incubator
...................................................................................................................... 31 6.3.2
Inside of the Incubator
............................................................................................................................ 35 6.3.3
Relevant PCB
......................................................................................................................................... 37
6.3.3.1 Layout of the M600-03-E00 PCB
........................................................................................................ 37 6.3.3.2
Incubator Related Function on the M600-03-E00 PCB
....................................................................... 37 6.3.3.3 Incubator Related
Specification on the M600-03-E00 PCB
................................................................ 38 6.3.3.4 Layout of the M800-05-
E00-Multiple Module PCB ........................................................................... 39
6.4.3.5 Incubator Related Function on the M800-05-E00 PCB
....................................................................... 39 6.4.3.6 Incubator Related
Specification on the M800-05-E00 PCB
................................................................ 39 6.4.3.7 Function Description of
the M600-03-E05-Incubator Interface PCB
.................................................. 40 6.3.4 Replacement of the Incubator
................................................................................................................. 41 6.3.5
Replacement of Driving Belt
.................................................................................................................. 42 6.3.6
Possible Problems and Solutions
............................................................................................................ 43 6.3.6.1
Warning : "Incubator regulation front" or “Incubator
regulation front” ............................................ 43 6.3.6.2
Warning : “Incubator front move not possible” or “Incubator
back move not possible”.................... 44 6.3.6.3
Warning : ”Incubator not
initialized”.................................................................................................. 45 6.3.6.4
Warning : ”Temperature ’Incubator’ is out of range ! ”
..................................................................... 46 6.3.7
Maintenance.......................................................................................................................
47 6 . 4 Manual of
Washer.................................................................................................................................
48 6.4.1 How to disassemble the Washer
component........................................................................................... 48 6.4.2
How to replace a new transport
rack....................................................................................................... 50 6.4.3 How
to replace a new Washer transport channel?
.................................................................................. 51 6.4.4 How to replace
the reed and steel beads?
............................................................................................... 52 6.4.5 How to
replace the magnets?
.................................................................................................................. 53 6.4.6 How
to replace the washer lift?
.............................................................................................................. 54 6.4.7 How
to replace the wash needle?
............................................................................................................ 54 6.4.8 How
to replace the back transport push rod?
.......................................................................................... 55 6.4.9 How to
replace the motor in the Washer area?
....................................................................................... 56 6.4.10 How to replace
the location block?
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6.4.11
 Agree & close Adjustment of Washer lift position in service software
........................................................................ 60 6.4.12 Problem Shooting
................................................................................................................................. 62
6.4.12.1 Washer Loader
................................................................................................................................... 62
6.4.12.2 Wash transport
................................................................................................................................... 63
6.4.12.3 Wash lift
............................................................................................................................................
63 6.4.12.4 Back transport
.................................................................................................................................... 64

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Maglumi® 600/800 Content 6.4.12.5 Wash needle


....................................................................................................................................... 65
6.4.12.6 Wash soak
.......................................................................................................................................... 65
6.4.12.7 Cuvette stuck in Washer Loader
........................................................................................................ 66 6.4.12.8
“Washer peristaltic pump soak abnormally!”
................................................................................... 69 6.4.13 Preventive
Maintenance.......................................................................................................................
69 6 . 5 Mannual of Pusher
................................................................................................................................. 70
6.5.1 The procedure of dismantling pusher
..................................................................................................... 70 6.5.2 The
replacement of the component in pusher
......................................................................................... 73 6.5.2.1 The
replacement of the belt in pusher
.................................................................................................. 73 6.5.2.2
Adjustment of pusher belts
.................................................................................................................. 78 6.5.2.3
Replacement of electric motor
............................................................................................................. 79 6.5.3 How
to adjust the position of the components in pusher
........................................................................ 81 6.5.3.1 The adjustment of
height between the pusher and washer
................................................................... 82 6.5.3.2 The adjustment of
pusher position. ......................................................................................................
83 6.5.4 Component 02-Incubator and
Pusher...................................................................................................... 85 6.5.4.1
Layout of the 02-E00
PCB................................................................................................................... 85
6.5.4.2 02-E00 PCB Functioning
..................................................................................................................... 85 6.5.4.3
02-E00 PCB electronic component list
................................................................................................ 86 6.5.5 Problem
shooting
.................................................................................................................................... 86
6.5.5.1 “Pusher not initialized”
........................................................................................................................ 87 6.5.5.2
The wrong position of the pusher movement within specified
time .................................................... 88 6.5.6 The maintenance of
pusher ..................................................................................................................... 89
6 . 6 Manual of Chamber
.............................................................................................................................. 90 6.6.1
How to disassemble the
chamber............................................................................................................ 90
6.6.2 How to replace the components in chamber
........................................................................................... 96 6.6.2.1 How to
replace the white starter injector
............................................................................................. 96 6.6.2.2 How to
replace the chamber glass
....................................................................................................... 96 6.6.2.3 How to
replace the chamber transport belt
.......................................................................................... 98 6.6.2.4 How to
replace the PMT
.................................................................................................................... 100 6.6.2.5
How to replace a chamber
................................................................................................................. 101 6.6.3 How
to adjust the position of the components in the chamber
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............................................................. 103 Google, 6.6.3.1 collect How to andadjust use data. the
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103 6.6.3.2 How to adjust the chamber lift
........................................................................................................... 105 6.6.3.3 The
definition of blue light’s RLU in range.
..................................................................................... 107 6.6.3.4 The
calculation of PMT high voltage.
............................................................................................... 109 6.6.3.5 The
measurement of min. value. Cuv
................................................................................................ 109 6.6.4 04-E00
PCB Chamber
.......................................................................................................................... 112 6.6.4.1
Function of the 04-E00 PCB
.............................................................................................................. 112 6.6.5
Trouble shooting
................................................................................................................................... 113
6.6.5.1 “Chamber transport not initialized”
................................................................................................... 113 6.6.5.2
“Chamber transport move not possible!”
........................................................................................... 115 6.6.5.3 “Chamber
lift not initialized”
............................................................................................................ 116 6.6.5.4
“Chamber lift move up/down not possible”
....................................................................................... 117 6.6.5.5 Problem-
detecting of the Pumps concerning the chamber
................................................................. 118 6.6.6 The maintenance of
chamber ................................................................................................................ 123
6 . 7. Sample&Reagent Area of M600 & Reagent Area of M800
...................................................... 124 6.7.1 M600 Reagent&Sample Area
maintenance .......................................................................................... 124 6.7.1.1
The procedure of dismantling M600 Reagent&Sample Area
............................................................ 124 6.7.1.2 M600-02-E00-
Sample&Reagent PCB
............................................................................................... 128 6.7.2 The
procedure of dismantling M800 Sample Area
............................................................................... 131 6.7.2.1 The procedure of
dismantling M800 Reagent Area
........................................................................... 133 Picture 6.7.17
.................................................................................................................................................
135 6.7.2.3 M800-05-E00-Multiple Modules (Sample&Reagent
Area part) ....................................................... 135 6.7.3 Troubleshooting
.................................................................................................................................... 138 6
. 8 Manual of Pipettor module
............................................................................................................. 143 6.8.1
Overview
..............................................................................................................................................
143 6.8.2.How to disassemble the pipettor
........................................................................................................... 145 6.8.2.1 How
to disassemble the pipettor(M600)
............................................................................................ 145 6.8.2.2 How to
disassemble the pipettor(M800)
............................................................................................ 147 6.8.3 How to
replace and adjust the pipettor
................................................................................................. 150

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Maglumi® 600/800 Content 6.8.3.1 How to replace the


pipettor of M600/M800 .....................................................................................
150 6.8.3.2 How to replace the pipettor needle ( M600/800 )
............................................................................ 152 6.8.3.3 Disassemble and
assemble of the outer
belt....................................................................................... 157 6.8.3.4 How to
disassemble and assemble the inner arm belt
........................................................................ 162 6.8.3.5 How to replace the
vertical rod belt of M600. ...................................................................................
165 6.8.4.M600-02-E00-Sample&Reagent
.......................................................................................................... 167 6.8.4.1
Functions description of pipettor’s interface PCBs
........................................................................... 169 6.8.4.2. Functions of
cable connectors on M600-02-E01
.............................................................................. 169 6.8.5. Problem shooting
................................................................................................................................. 171
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pipetting arm possible problems
.............................................................................................. 182 6.8.5.2.1 Inner
arm unable to initialize(For M600 only)
............................................................................... 182 6.8.5.2.2 Inner arm
unable to move clockwise or anti-clockwise
.................................................................. 183 6.8.5.2.3. Outer pipetting arm
possible problems(For M600&M800)
........................................................... 184 6.8.5.2.4 Pipetting arm vertical
common problems ....................................................................................... 185
6.8.5.2.5 Pipetting possible problems and solutions
...................................................................................... 186 6 . 9 Covers of M600
/ M800..................................................................................................................... 189
6.9.1Cover of
M600.......................................................................................................................................
189 6.9.1.1 Plate to cover the front
....................................................................................................................... 193 6.9.1.2
Plate to cover the back
....................................................................................................................... 194 6.9.1.3
Plate to cover to top
........................................................................................................................... 195
6.9.1.4 Plates to cover
left(8)&right(9)..........................................................................................................
196 6.9.2 Covers of M800
.................................................................................................................................... 198
6.9.2.1 Plate to cover the front
....................................................................................................................... 201 6.9.2.3
Plate to cover the back
....................................................................................................................... 202 6.9.2.4
Plate to cover to top
........................................................................................................................... 204
6.9.2.5 Plates to cover
left(8)&right(9)..........................................................................................................
205

Page 7. PUMPS 7-1 7.1.1 DILUTER PUMP


......................................................................................................................................... 2
7.1.1.1 Introduce
................................................................................................................................................
3 7.1.1.2 How to disassemble and replace the pump
............................................................................................ 4 7.1.1.3 Problem
Shooting
.................................................................................................................................. 5
7.1.1.4 Volume adjustment of diluter pump
...................................................................................................... 6 7.1.1.5 Maintance
of diluter pump
.................................................................................................................... 8 7.1.2
STARTER PUMP
......................................................................................................................................... 8
7.1.2.1 Introduce
................................................................................................................................................
8 7.1.2.2 How to disassemble and replace the pump
.......................................................................................... 11 7.1.2.3 Problem
Shooting
................................................................................................................................ 11
7.1.2.4 Volume adjustment of starter pump
.................................................................................................... 13 7.1.3 VACUUM
BYPASS PUMP
.......................................................................................................................... 15 7.1.3.1
Introduce
..............................................................................................................................................
15 7.1.3.2 How to disassemble and replace the pump
.......................................................................................... 16 7.1.3.3 Problem
Shooting
................................................................................................................................ 16 7.1.4
CONDENSATE WATER
PUMP.................................................................................................................. 18
7.1.4.1 Disassembling of the condensate water pump
(Peristaltic pump)........................................................ 18 7.1.4.2 Overview
of pump for consendate water (Old design- peristaltic pump)
............................................ 19 7.1.4.3 Structure of the peristaltic pump
.......................................................................................................... 20 7.1.4.4
Maintenance to the peristaltic pump
.................................................................................................... 20 7.1.4.5 Problem
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Page 8. APPENDIX 8-1 8.1 Coordinates M600
...................................................................................................................................... 3
8.1.1 Preparation for coordinate
........................................................................................................................ 3 8.1.3
Adjustment of reference position
............................................................................................................. 6 8.1.4.1
Adjustment of< First Sampling>
position............................................................................................ 10

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Maglumi® 600/800 Content 8.1.4.2Adjustment of Second


Sampling after Incubate ...................................................................................
14 8.1.4.3 Adjustment of Second Sampling after Wash
....................................................................................... 17 8.1.5 Washing
position adjust
.......................................................................................................................... 22 8.1.6
Sample Reagent area position adjust
...................................................................................................... 24 8.1.6.1 Sample
area position adjust
................................................................................................................. 25 8.1.6.2
Reagent area position Adjust
............................................................................................................... 29 8.1.7 Z-
Dispense position
adjust...................................................................................................................... 36
8.1.8 Adjustment of the pipetting needle in Z- Start position
.......................................................................... 40 8.2 Coordinates M800
.................................................................................................................................... 42
8.2.1 Sample Arm/Pipettes
.............................................................................................................................. 42 8.2.2
Preparation for coordinate
...................................................................................................................... 43 8.2.3
Procedure of coordinates
........................................................................................................................ 47 8.2.4
Adjustment of reference position
............................................................................................................ 48 8.2.5
Adjustment of pipetting needle
............................................................................................................... 50 8.2.6
Adjustment of
position............................................................................................... 50 8.2.7
Adjustment of Second Sampling after Incubate
..................................................................................... 52 8.2.8 Adjustment of
Second Sampling after Wash
.......................................................................................... 53 8.2.9 Adjust of the
mix position in the second sampling after
wash................................................................ 55 8.2.10 Washing position
adjust ........................................................................................................................ 56
8.2.12 Reagent area position Adjust
................................................................................................................ 61 8.2.13 Z-
diepense position adjust
.................................................................................................................... 64 8.2.14
Adjustment of the pipetting needle in Z-start
position.......................................................................... 66 8.2.15 Adjustment
of data
compesation........................................................................................................... 66
8.3 Software Upgrade
.................................................................................................................................... 70
8.3.1.1 Kernel or structure of operating software upgrade
.............................................................................. 70 8.3.1.2 Operating
software patch update
........................................................................................................ 75 8.3.2 Master
control PCB Programs’ Upgrade
................................................................................................ 76 8.3.2.1M600-01-
E00-COP or M800-01-E00-COPwrite the flash out of the
upgrade program ....................... 77 8.3.2.2 M600- 02~04 board or
M800-02 ~ 05program upgrade writing flash out
......................................... 80

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Maglumi® 600/800 Introduction

Chapter

Introduction 1.

INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................
1.1 INTENDED USE
................................................................................................................................................2
1.2 TYPOGRAPHICAL
CONVENTIONS..................................................................................................................
1.2.1 Display of Warnings and Notes
..............................................................................................................3

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Maglumi® 600/800 Introduction

1. Introduction The purpose of this document is to provide all


technical instructions to allow a correct installation,
maintenance, repair and uninstallation of the MAGLUMI®
Analyzer, including: MAGLUMI 600 / MAGLUMI 800 This
document is intended for Field Service Engineers (FSEs) for
training and performing field service.

1.1 Intended use The MAGLUMI is a fully automated


chemiluminescence analyzer performing the complete
sample processing (sample pre-dilutions, sample and
reagent dispensing, incubations, wash processes, cuvette
transports) as well as the measurement and evaluation. The
instrument is controlled via the Windows PC MAGLUMI®
software. This software, which was specifically designed for
this purpose, allows the user to process the pre-defined
assays. The System was developed and tested according to
the regula -tions of the IVD Directive. It is intended strictly for
professional In-vitro-Diagnostic use. It is to be used only with
Chemiluminescence Immunoassays, authorized by SNIBE for
the MAGLUMI® Analyzer. Any changes to the instrument that
are not authorized by the manufacturer will lead to the loss of
the conformity to the applicable regulations the
manufacturer has declared. In this case, the customer is
responsible for the fulfilment of the applicable regulations.

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Maglumi® 600/800 Introduction

1.2 Typographical Conventions The warnings, notes and


symbols described hereafter are used in the current manual,
on the instrument and on its packaging.

1.2.1 Display of Warnings and Notes The signal word


"Warning" and a relating symbol point to potential dangers.
The non-observance of a warning is potential and can result
in death or at least serious irreversible injuries. A damage of
the system or an adverse effect on the system function
cannot be excluded.

The signal word "Caution" and a relating symbol point to


potential dangers/problems. The non-observance of safety
instructions can result in minor injuries. A damage of the
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The signal word "Caution" point to potential problems. The
non-observance of a safety instruction can result in damage
of the system or an adverse effect on the system function.

The signal word "Note" point to potential problems. The non-


observance of notes can result in an adverse effect on the
system function (result deterioration).

Used Warning Symbols Caution, risk of danger to person or


damage to equipment! Consult instructions for use!

Biohazard!

Ectrical hazard!

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Maglumi® 600/800 Introduction

Laser hazard!

Caution, risk of danger to person or damage to equipment!


Consult instructions for use!

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Maglumi® 600/800 Overview

Chapter

Overview

2.

OVERVIEW
......................................................................................................................... 2 2.1
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
........................................................................................................... 2 2.1.1
Components ...............................................................................................................
2 2.1.2 Internal assemblies
.................................................................................................... 3 2.1.3 Reaction
module process path overview .....................................................................
5 2.2 LIQUID CONNECTION
......................................................................................................... 6 2.2.1 M600 &
M800 tubing system .................................................................................. 6 2.3
ELECTRIC OVERVIEW
........................................................................................................ 9 2.3.1 Signal
tansmissioin and power supply of the whole analyzer
.................................... 9 2.3.2 PCB electronic component
....................................................................................... 11

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Maglumi® 600/800 Overview

2. Overview 2.1 System Overview 2.1.1 Components The


MAGLUMI® Analyzer is a system consisting of the following
components:         

Analyzer HP PC-compatible computer with a minimum of 3


serial interfaces Keyboard Mouse Touch-screen monitor
System operating software (based on Windows application)
Connecting cable and connecting hoses Consumables
Supply and waste containers
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2.1.2 Internal assemblies The internal assemblies of the


system are shown as the picture below.

Maglumi600

11 4

13

15

10 8

1 5 14 12 7

1. Pipettors 4. Washer loader 7. RFID reader 10. Pusher 13.


Measuring chamber

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2. Incubator 5. Sample/Reagent Area 8. Back-transport 11.


Diluters 14. Starter Area

3. Sample loader 6. Washer transport 9. Washer lift 12.


Barcode reader 15. Waste bag

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16

17

13 10 8

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12

15

1.Cuvette Loader 2. Sample loader 3. Sample Area 4.Incubator


5. Washer loader 6. RFID reader 7.Barcode reader 8. Pipettor
9. Washer transport 10. Back-transport 11. Washer lift 12.
Reagent Area 13. Pusher 14.Dilutor 15. Starter Area 16.
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2tracks(16 position) for sample Area, M800 have 5 tracks (40
position) (5) M600 have 4 tracks for Reagent Area, M800 have
9 tracks for Reagent Area.

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2.1.3 Reaction module process path overview Maglumi 600

Wash

Meas.

Waste

Incu. Left Pip. Right Pip.

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Maglumi800

Wash

Incu.

Waste

Meas.

Left Pip.

Cuv. lo

2.2 Liquid Connection 2.2.1 M600 & M800 tubing system Note:
(1) M600 and M800 almost have the same tubing system, the
different is: For M600, there is only one condensate tube
connect to Sample&Reagent Area, as the Sample Area and
Reagent Area mix together for it. For M800, there are two
condensate tubes connect to Sample Area & Reagent Area
respectively, as Sample Area and Reagent Area separated to
two individual parts.

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2.3 Electric Overview 2.3.1 Signal tansmissioin and power


supply of the whole analyzer 1) Signal transmission Interface
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COP

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We have 3 dominant ways for signal transmission: (1) Upper


computer→COP→Main board→Interface board→Sensor (2)
Upper computer→COP→Main board→Interface board (3)
Upper computer→COP→Main board→Sensor

2) Power supply network of M600 Maglumi600

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M800

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2.3.2 PCB electronic component

1. M600-01-E00 PCB board (1)Control of the temperature in


the heating and cooling area. ( 2 ) Liquid level signals of the
starters, system liquid and waste liquid ( 3 ) Store the
commands of the software, and the components moving
control 2. M600-02-E00 PCB board ( 1 ) Control of the
vertical, inner and outer motor drivers ( 2 ) Control of the
bypass pump ( 3 ) Control of the dilutor ( 4 ) Control of the
waste pump of pipettor (5)Control of the receiving process
of liquid level detection signal (6)Sample and reagent track
detection12 ( 7 ) Scan the sample track barcode ( 8 ) Read
reagent information from RFID

3. M600-03-E00 PCB board ( 1 ) Wash lift control and status


( 2 ) Wash transport control and status ( 3 ) Back transport
control and status ( 4 ) Wash pump control ( 5 ) Peristaltic
pump control ( 6 ) Washer station overflow detection and
warning ( 7 ) Wash station entrance detection ( 8 )
Incubator temperature control and status ( 9 ) Incubator
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Maglumi® 600/800 Overview ( 10 ) Incubator cuvette


number scanner ( 11 ) Pusher control and status ( 12 ) Wash
load control and status (13)Sample load control and status

4. M600-04-E00 PCB board ( 1 ) Control of chamber


transport ( 2 ) Control of chamber lift ( 3 ) Control of starter
pumps ( 4 ) Control of waste pumps ( 5 ) Control of PMT’s
high voltage (6)Control of blue light’s voltage

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1. M800-01-E00 PCB-COP Board ( 1 ) Control of the


temperature in the heating and cooling area. ( 2 ) Liquid
level signals of the starters, system liquid and waste liquid
( 3 ) Store the commands of the software, and the
components moving control 2. M800-02-E00 PCB-Sample
Arm Board (1)Control of the vertical, inner and outer motor
drivers ( 2 ) Control of the bypass pump ( 3 ) Control of the
dilutor ( 4 ) Control of the waste pump of pipettor ( 5 )
Control of the receiving process of liquid level detection
signal

3. M800-03-E00 PCB-Washer Board ( 1 ) Wash lift control


and status (2)Wash transport control and status (3)Back
transport control and status ( 4 ) Wash pump control ( 5 )
Peristaltic pump control ( 6 ) Washer station overflow
detection and warning (7)Wash station entrance detection

4. M800-04-E00 PCB-Chamber Board ( 1 ) Control of


chamber transport ( 2 ) Control of chamber lift ( 3 ) Control
of starter pumps ( 4 ) Control of waste pumps ( 5 ) Control
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Maglumi® 600/800 Overview ( 6 ) Control of blue light’s


voltage

5, M800-04-E00 PCB-Multiple Module (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(8)

Incubator movement control and status Back transport


control and status Wash load control and status Sample load
control and status Sample and reagent track detection Scan
the sample track barcode Read reagent information from
RFID Cuvette loader control and status

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Chapter

Installation of the System

3.

INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM


...................................................................................................................... 2 3.1
INTRODUCTION
..............................................................................................................................................
2 3.2 ANALYZER RECEIVED
................................................................................................................................... 2 3.3
UNPACK AND INSTALL THE ANALYZER
......................................................................................................... 2 3.3.1 UNPACK
THE ANALYZER
........................................................................................................................ 2 3.3.2
INSTALL THE ANALYZER
........................................................................................................................ 9 3.4
OPEN SERVICE SOFTWARE AND USER SOFTWARE
....................................................................................... 16 3.4.1 Service Software
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3. Installation of the System 3.1 Introduction The package of


MAGLUMI series has something different in items. This
guideline can be used for MAGLUMI 600 (M600), MAGLUMI
800 (M800) Chemiluminescence Analyzers.

3.2 Analyzer Received Upon receiving the analyzer, please


check the condition of the lab: power cable grounded (very
important), room temperature maintained at 15-30 ℃ , and
humidity 10% -85%. 220V & 2KV UPS and air conditioner are
strongly recommended.

3.3 Unpack and Install the Analyzer 3.3.1 Unpack the analyzer
I.

Unpack the box

(1) Drive the screws out of the bottom of the wooden box so
that you can lift the rest of the box up, and the analyzer
would stand on the base of the wooden box (M600, M800).

Unscrew the base of the wooden box

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Maglumi® Series Installation of the System (2) For M600,


M800, loosen the fixing screws and move the analyzer to a
firm experiment table or platform.

Fixing screws

(3) Remove the plastic membrane.

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Maglumi® Series Installation of the System (4) Remove the


adhesive tapes and foam plastics on the analyzer.

(5) Unscrew the panel.

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Maglumi® Series Installation of the System (6) Remove the


foam plastics at the washing station.

(7) Remove the cuvettes in the channels.

II.

Check items

Check the items in the package strictly for any damages or


loss. For MAGLUMI 600, see Fig. 3.3.1-1 and Fig 3.3.1-2 for
reference. For MAGLUMI 800, see Fig. 3.3.1-3 and Fig 3.3.1-4 for
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Power cables(3.0M)

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Graduate tube

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Notebook Computer Battery 8

Mouse Power cable AC adapter

Allen Key

10

Waste liquid bottle (3.3L)

11

System liquid bottle(3.3L)

12

Waste container of cuvettes

13

Cuvette Waste bags

14

QC Certificate

15

Cables for download data

16

jumper terminal connecter

17

Tray for Sample rack

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Double open end wrench

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Disposable syringes(25ml)

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Maglumi 800 FULLY AUTO SYSTEM PACKING LIST


Description

Quantity

Analyzer

RS-232 cables

VDE Power cables(1.8M)

Fuse(3.0A、5.0A、6.0A、15.0A)

Graduate tube

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Monitor

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Monitor connection cables

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Allen Key

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Waste liquid bottle (10L)

14

System liquid bottle(10L)

15

Caps with sensor and tubing

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QC Certificate

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Cables for download data

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Cuvette Waste bags

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jumper terminal connecter

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Tray for Sample rack

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DB9 F/F cables

23

needle wash tool

24

conjunction tube

25

Double open end wrench

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Fig. 3.3.1-2 Maglumi 600 Package Items

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Fig. 3.3.1-3 Maglumi 800 Package Items

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3.3.2 Install the analyzer For Maglumi 600 and Maglumi 800
analyzer, place the analyzer on a steady table or platform.
Adjust the four supporting points on the analyzer’s bottom to
keep it level. You need the components below. (1) Use RS232
to connect computer and analyzer 1. M600

2. M800 RS232

RS232 cannot be connected with these two ports. RS232

(2) Prepare some system liquid and starters. Get them ready
to use.

(3) Connect system liquid tube and sensors

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only, M600 already connected

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Maglumi® Series Installation of the System (4). Connect


waste tube and sensors 1. M600

2. M800

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Maglumi® Series Installation of the System (5) Connect the


Alitea Pump – Pressure latch.

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Maglumi® Series Installation of the System (6) Fix the waste


bag.

Wrong position

Correct position

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3.4 Open Service Software and User Software 3.4.1 Service


Software (to adjust the analyzer) (1) Enter the Service
Software (password: snibe923),and click to initialize the
components. (2) Click . Run the “threereactionrunning” to
check if the cuvettes would run smoothly inside the
channels.

(3) Click to align the needle(s) to proper position. (4) Click and
then click to open the “Background” dialog. Measure the
“Background/Closed”, “Background/Open”, and “Background
/Transport Pos.” to check the sealing of the chamber. All the
above results should be less than 100. Measure “Ref. LED on”
at last, which has a specified range 140,000-230,000.

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(5) Fully fill the tubing system with system liquid or starters.
Click and then . Input “45” (or higher) in “Washer” and “20” (or
higher) in “Chamber” to prime the tubes until the tubes of
the washing station and the chamber are filled with system
liquid and starters, respectively.

(6) Click to initialize the pipettor and exit the interface. Click
and twice to fill the pipettor tubes with system liquid.

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(7) Run “Meas. Cuv.” in the Service Software. Click , , and . Load
a clean and new cuvette on the pusher, and click . The
specified range “Meas. Cuv.” is 200-1500.

3.4.2 User Software (to check the performance) (1) Enter the
user software (username: snibe, password: snibe).The analyzer
will automatically initialize.

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incubator loader channel. Run (Pipettor: 3, Washer:3,
Chamber:3, BGW: 1, and LC:1) in user software. (BGW: 200-
1200 CV

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