DH-520 Service Manual Version A.1

DH-520/560/580
AUTO HEMATOLOGY ANALYZER
SERVICE MANUAL
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Content
Chapter 1 Specification .................................................................................................. 5
1.1 Name & Model ................................................................................................. 5
1.1.1 Product Name ...................................................................................... 5
1.1.2 Model ................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Term Definition ................................................................................................ 5
1.3 System Configuration....................................................................................... 5
1.3.1 Reagent Configuration ......................................................................... 5
1.3.2 QC & Calibration .................................................................................. 5
1.4 Interface & Others ........................................................................................... 6
1.4.1 Analyzer Mainframe ............................................................................ 6
1.4.2 UMS Software ...................................................................................... 6
1.5 Intended Use .................................................................................................... 7
1.5.1 Intended Use........................................................................................ 7
1.5.2 Designed Daily Sample Volume ........................................................... 7
1.5.3 Designed Number of Years .................................................................. 7
1.6 Analysis Principles ............................................................................................ 8
1.6.1 Sample Quantitative Method .............................................................. 8
1.6.2 DIFF Measurement .............................................................................. 8
1.6.3 WBC Counting ...................................................................................... 9
1.6.4 WBC Parameters ................................................................................ 10
1.6.5 RBC/PLT Measurement ...................................................................... 11
1.6.6 RBC Parameters ................................................................................. 12
1.6.7 PLT Parameters .................................................................................. 12
1.6.8 HGB Measurement ............................................................................ 13
1.6.9 HGB Parameters ................................................................................ 13
1.7 Measurement Parameters ............................................................................. 14
1.7.1 Measurement Mode & Sample Volume Requirements .................... 14
1.7.2 Measurement Mode & Parameters .................................................. 14
1.7.3 Measurement & Display Range ......................................................... 15
1.7.4 Repeatability ...................................................................................... 16
1.7.5 Counting Correlation ......................................................................... 16
1.7.6 Differential Correlation ...................................................................... 17
1.7.7 Carryover ........................................................................................... 17
1.8 Measurement Speed...................................................................................... 18
1.9 Reagent Consumption ................................................................................... 18
1.10 Noise ........................................................................................................... 18
1.11 Size & Weight .............................................................................................. 18
1.12 Environment Requirements ........................................................................ 19
1.13 Power .......................................................................................................... 19
1.14 Safety Protection ........................................................................................ 19
1.15 Regular Replacement .................................................................................. 19
1.15.1 Maintenance Item ........................................................................... 19
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1.15.2 Regular Maintenance Items ............................................................ 19
Chapter 2 Liquid Path & Mechanics ............................................................................. 21
2.1 Principle & Reagents ...................................................................................... 21
2.2 Liquid Path Process ........................................................................................ 21
2.2.1 DIFF Test Process ................................................................................ 21
2.2.2 WBC/HGB Dilution Process ................................................................. 21
2.2.3 RBC/PLT Dilution Process .................................................................... 22
2.3 Sample Drawing & Distribution ..................................................................... 22
2.3.1 Whole Blood Sample ........................................................................... 22
2.3.2 Pre-diluted Sample.............................................................................. 23
2.4 Mixing Method............................................................................................... 23
2.4.1 Mixing Order ....................................................................................... 24
2.5 Whole Blood Analysis..................................................................................... 26
2.5.1 DIFF Test.............................................................................................. 26
2.5.2 WBC/HGB Test .................................................................................... 26
2.5.3 RBC/PLT Test ....................................................................................... 26
2.6 Air Path System .............................................................................................. 27
2.7 Optical System ............................................................................................... 28
2.8 Optical Analysis Process ................................................................................. 30
Chapter 3 Circuit .......................................................................................................... 31
3.1 DH-520 Overall Block Diagram....................................................................... 31
3.2 PCB Board Position......................................................................................... 32
3.3 Main Control Board........................................................................................ 34
3.3.1 Function .............................................................................................. 34
3.3.2 Detailed Description ........................................................................... 34
3.4 Driver Board ................................................................................................... 35
3.4.1 Function .............................................................................................. 35
3.5 Power Plate .................................................................................................... 36
3.5.1 Function .............................................................................................. 36
3.6 Pressure Sensor Plate .................................................................................... 36
3.6.1 Function .............................................................................................. 36
3.7 PMT High Pressure Plate ................................................................................ 38
3.7.1 Function .............................................................................................. 38
3.8 Laser Plate ...................................................................................................... 39
3.8.1 Function .............................................................................................. 39
3.9 FS、SS Signal Plate......................................................................................... 40
3.9.1 Function .............................................................................................. 40
Chapter 4 Debugging ................................................................................................... 41
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4.1 Motor Position Debugging ............................................................................. 41
4.1.1 Adjustment Method............................................................................ 41
4.1.2 Vertical Motor Adjustment ................................................................. 43
4.1.3 Horizontal Motor Adjustment ............................................................ 43
4.1.4 Horizontal Motor Position Requirement ............................................ 43
4.1.5 Mixture Unit Motor Adjustment......................................................... 45
4.1.6 Adjustment Method............................................................................ 45
4.2 LIS Connection................................................................................................ 49
4.3 Device Parameter........................................................................................... 49
4.3.1 Main Control Board Setting ................................................................ 50
4.3.2 Driver Board Setting ............................................................................ 51
4.4 System and Algorithm Parameter.................................................................. 52
4.4.1 Clinical Calculation Related ................................................................. 52
4.4.2 Blank Check Requirement Setting ...................................................... 53
4.4.3 System’s Other Configurations ........................................................... 54
4.5 System Upgrade ............................................................................................. 55
4.6 Report Setting & Adjustment......................................................................... 56
4.6.1 Report Setting ..................................................................................... 56
4.6.2 Printing Template Design .................................................................... 58
4.7 User Management ......................................................................................... 58
4.7.1 User Management Interface ............................................................... 58
4.7.2 Add User.............................................................................................. 59
4.8 Reference Range Setting ................................................................................ 60
4.8.1 Group .................................................................................................. 60
4.8.2 Reference Value Setting...................................................................... 60
4.8.3 IP Alarm Condition Setting .................................................................. 60
4.9 Database Backup & Restoration .................................................................... 62
4.9.1 Database Backup................................................................................. 62
4.9.2 Database Restoration ......................................................................... 63
4.9.3 Basic Data Backup ............................................................................... 63
4.9.4 Basic Data Restoration ........................................................................ 64
4.9.5 Database Capacity Setting .................................................................. 64
4.9.6 Sample Statistics ................................................................................. 65
4.10 Other Settings .............................................................................................. 65
4.10.1 Skip Startup Process.......................................................................... 65
4.10.2 Version Query ................................................................................... 66
Chapter 5 Maintenance ............................................................................................... 67
5.1 Maintenance Mode Setting ........................................................................... 67
5.2 Maintenance Interface................................................................................... 67
5.2.1 Sensor.................................................................................................. 67
5.2.2 Valve Debugging ................................................................................. 68
5.2.3 Pump Debugging ................................................................................. 68
5.2.4 Pressure Debugging ............................................................................ 69
5.3 Main Control Board Replacement ................................................................. 70
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5.4 Driver Board Replacement ............................................................................. 70
5.5 HGB Voltage Setting ....................................................................................... 70
5.6 Hole Clogging Voltage Setting ........................................................................ 71
5.7 Package Shutdown ......................................................................................... 71
5.8 Reagent Replacement (Barcode Scan) ........................................................... 71
Chapter 6 Fault Code ................................................................................................... 72
Chapter 7 Installation................................................................................................... 88
7.1 Software Installation ...................................................................................... 88
7.1.1 AUMS Installation ............................................................................... 88
7.1.2 Network Setting .................................................................................. 88
7.2 Mainframe Installation .................................................................................. 90
7.2.1 Analyzer Connection ........................................................................... 90
7.2.2 Handling before Analyzer Start ........................................................... 91
Chapter 8 Breakdown Drawing of Analyzer ................................................................. 94
8.1 Whole Machine .............................................................................................. 94
8.2 Moving Module ............................................................................................ 102
8.3 Quantitative Module .................................................................................... 119
8.4 Reaction Test Module .................................................................................. 128
8.5 Power Module.............................................................................................. 141
Appendix A Liquid Path Diagram ............................................................................... 142
Appendix B Time Sequence Diagram ......................................................................... 143
Appendix C 520FRU Code .......................................................................................... 144
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Chapter 1 Specification
1.1 Name & Model
1.1.1 Product Name

Auto Hematology Analyzer
1.1.2 Model
DH-520/560/580
1.2 Term Definition

Table 1-1 Term Definition
No. Term or Abbr. Definition
1、 CBC Complete blood count
2、 DIFF WBC five differentiation
1.3 System Configuration
1.3.1 Reagent Configuration

1、 DH-52D Diluent (Diluent)
2、 LH-5 Lysing Reagent (HGB Lysing Reagent)
3、 LD-5 Lysing Reagent (DIFF Lysing Reagent)
4、 DH-52DD Fluorescent Dye (Fluorescent Dye)
5、 DH-52CC Cleaning Fluid (Cleaning Fluid)
1.3.2 QC & Calibration
1、 R&D calibrator
2、 R&D whole blood QC material (low level)
3、 R&D whole blood QC material (medium level)
4、 R&D whole blood QC material (high level)
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1.4 Interface & Others
LIS
Waste Operating Mouse;

Sensor Cable Computer Keyboard
Analyzer
Reagent
Mainframe UMS Monitor
Container 1366*768
Bar-code
Printer
Scanner
Figure 1-1 Analyzer Interface
1.4.1 Analyzer Mainframe

1、 Cable Interface*1
2、 Waste Sensor Interface*1
3、 Reagent Interface*3
4、 Waste Fluid Interface*1
5、 Power Line Interface*1
1.4.2 UMS Software
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1.5 Intended Use
1.5.1 Intended Use

DH-520 Series Auto Hematology Analyzer is an in vitro diagnostic device that is
to be used together with supporting reagents, calibrators and QC materials. It is used
in medical laboratories to analyze the relevant items of CBC and DIFF of the human
blood. Anticoagulant adopts EDTA-2K, EDTA-3K and EDTA-2Na. Blood anticoagulant
ratio is guided by CLSI.
1.5.2 Designed Daily Sample Volume

Designed daily sample is 150.
1.5.3 Designed Number of Years

Designed life span: 150 samples/day×300 days/year×5 years=225,000 samples
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1.6 Analysis Principles
1.6.1 Sample Quantitative Method

Syringe is used to conduct quantification.
1.6.2 DIFF Measurement
Figure 1-2 Flow Cytometry Principle

When certain amount of blood cells are drawn and reacted with specific
reagent, certain amount of blood samples will be injected through the nozzle into
the conical flow chamber which is filled with diluent. With the surrounding of sheath
fluid formed by diluent, the cells will cross the central flow chamber in a single row.
When the blood cells which are floated in the sheath fluid pass through the laser
detection region, they will be exposed to a laser beam and produce scattered lights,
whose property is associated with the cell size, cell membrane and refractive index
of the internal cell structure. The forward scattering light (FSC) reflects the size of
the cells, the side scattering light (SSC) reflects the cells’ fine internal structure and
particulate matters, and the side fluorescent light (SFL) reflects nucleic acid contents
in the cell. The photodiode receives these scattered light signals and converts them
to electric pulses. According to the collected electrical pulse data, the
two-dimensional distribution diagram of blood cell size and internal information can
be obtained, which is called a scattergram. In Figure 1-3, the abscissa reflects the
information of the complexity of cells’ inside and the ordinate reflects the nucleic
acid content of the cell.
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IG
MONO
NEUT
LYMPH
EOS
Figure 1-3 Scattergram
From DIFF channel, percentage of LYMPH, MONO, EOS, NEUT and IG of the WBC
total count can be obtained.
1.6.3 WBC Counting

When certain amount of blood cells react with a specific reagent, RBC and WBC
excluding BASO are dissolved. With the reaction liquid driven by constant vacuum,
the cells will one by one pass through a small hole applied with constant current
source. The number and height of pulses reflect the number and volume size of the
cells. Principles are shown in Figure 1-4.
Figure 1-4 Coulter Principle

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From the WBC histogram, WBC count, BASO count and the percentage of BASO
of total amount of WBC can be obtained. Histogram is shown as Figure 1-5.
Figure 1-5 WBC Histogram
1.6.4 WBC Parameters

By analyzing the WBC histogram, the analyzer can compute White Blood Cell
(WBC) count and basophile count (BASO#), and further get the basophile percent
(BASO%). It can compute the neutrophile percent (NEUT%), the lymphocyte percent
(LYMPH%), the monocyte percent (MONO%), the eosinophile percent (EO%) and the
immature granulocytes percent (IG%) by analyzing the scattergrams and its area of
neutrophile, lymphocyte, monocyte, eosinophile and immature granulocytes.
Computing with the WBC count obtained from the WBC histogram, you can get the
neutrophile count (NEUT #), the lymphocyte count (LYMPH#), the monocyte count
(MONO#), the eosinophile count (EO#), the basophile count (BASO#) and the
immature granulocytes count (IG #). The unit of the cell count is 109/L.
1、 WBC Count
WBC= Total number of particles on the WBC histogram except in the ghost area
2、 NEUT%
Particles that fall in NEUT area from scattergram channel
NEUT% = ∗ 100%
Total number of particles in the scattergram except in the ghost area
3、 NEUT#
NEUT#=NEUT%×WBC
4、 LYMPH%
Particles that fall in LYMPH area from scattergram channel
LYMPH% = ∗ 100%
5、 LYMPH#
LYMPH#=LYMPH%×WBC
6、 MONO%
Particles that fall in MONO area from scattergram channel
MONO% =
∗ 100%
7、 MONO#
MONO#=MONO%×WBC
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8、 EO%
Particles that fall in EO area from scattergram channel
EO% = ∗ 100%
9、 EO#
EO#=EO%×WBC
10、 BASO%
BASO#
BASO% = ∗ 100%
WBC
11、 BASO#
BASO#= Particle numbers that fall in the BASO area from WBC histogram
12、 IG%
Particles that fall in IG area from scattergram channel
IG% = ∗ 100%
13、 IG#
IG#=IG%×WBC
1.6.5 RBC/PLT Measurement

The analyzer uses Coulter Principle to count the RBC/PLT. A certain amount of
blood cells are injected into RBC test unit after secondary dilution. There is a small
hole called detect hole in the RBC test unit. The small hole is connected with positive
and negative electrodes on the side and is charged with constant current source.
Since the cell is a poor conductor, the resistance between the electrodes will change
when the diluted cells pass through the hole, thereby forming a pulse signal with the
similar size of the cell volume at both sides of the electrodes. When cells pass
through the hole continuously, a series of pulses will be formed. Pulse number is
consistent with the cell number, and the pulse height is related to the size of the cell.
Pulse signal amplified by signal acquisition circuit is compared with the
threshold of normal RBC/PLT volume range to calculate the count of cells which fall
in the RBC/PLT range, so that we can classify the RBC and PLT and get their count.
Abscissa represents the volume and the ordinate represents the relative count of
cells so that RBC/PLT volume distribution histogram shown in Figure 1-6 can be
obtained.
Figure 1-6 RBC/PLT Histogram

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1.6.6 RBC Parameters
14、 RBC Count
The RBC count is obtained by directly measuring corresponding electrical pulses
numbers. Unit is 1012/L.
15、 Mean Corpuscular Volume (unit fL)
Compute mean corpuscular volume (MCV) according to RBC distribution
histogram. Unit is fL.
16、 Hematocrit
RBC × MCV
HCT =
10
17、 Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
HGB
MCH =
RBC
18、 Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration
HGB
MCHC = × 100
HCT
19、 RBC Distribution Width Coefficient of Variation
RBC Distribution Width Coefficient of Variation (RDW-CV) is a coefficient of
variation expressed in percentage and obtained from RBC histogram.
20、 RBC Distribution Width Standard Deviation
RBC Distribution Width Standard (RDW-SD) is the histogram width at 20% of the
peak height on the histogram. Unit is fL. It is shown in Figure 1-7.
Figure 1-7 RDW-SD Diagram
1.6.7 PLT Parameters

21、 PLT Count
The PLT count is obtained by directly measuring corresponding electrical pulses.
Unit is 109/L.
22、 Mean Platelet Volume
Compute Mean Platelet Volume (MPV) according to PLT histogram. Unit is fL.
23、 Platelet Distribution Width
Platelet Distribution Width (PDW) is a geometric standard deviation which is
obtained from the PLT histogram.
24、 Platelet Hematocrit
The following equation can be used to compute the platelet hematocrit (PCT).
Unit is %.
PLT × MPV
PCT =
10000
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1.6.8 HGB Measurement
In the HGB colorimetric pool, after the diluted sample is added to the lysing
reagent, red blood cells will dissolve and release hemoglobin, which unites with
lysing reagent and becomes hemoglobin compounds. At one end of the colorimetric
pool, illuminate the hemoglobin compounds with LED light emitted from a
monochromatic light tube with 520nm wavelength; the other end receives
transmission lights through phototube, and converts them to voltage signal after the
optical intensity signal is amplified. By comparing it with the voltage obtained from
the transmission light before the samples were added to the colorimetric pool (only
diluents before), you can get the sample’s hemoglobin concentration.
1.6.9 HGB Parameters

HGB is calculated by using the following equation. Unit is g/L.
Background Transmission Light
HGB = Constant × Ln（）
Sample Transmission Light
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1.7 Measurement Parameters
1.7.1 Measurement Mode & Sample Volume Requirements

Table 1-2 Sample Volume Requirements
Mode Sample Drawing Minimum Sample
Volume Requirement
Whole blood CBC+DIFF
20ul 0.5ml
Whole blood CBC
Capillary whole blood
CBC+DIFF 20ul 50ul
Capillary whole blood CBC
Pre-diluted CBC+DIFF 20ul blood +200ul
91.5ul
Pre-diluted CBC diluent
1.7.2 Measurement Mode & Parameters

Table 1-3 Measurement Mode & Parameters
CBC +
Name Abbr. CBC
DIFF
CBC White Blood Cell Count WBC ※ ※
Parameters Red Blood Cell Count RBC ※ ※
Hemoglobin HGB ※ ※
Mean Corpuscular Volume MCV ※ ※
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin MCH ※ ※
Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin MCHC ※ ※
Concentration
RBC Distribution Width-Coefficient RDW-CV ※ ※
of Variation
RBC Distribution Width-Standard RDW-SD ※ ※
Deviation
Hematocrit HCT ※ ※
Platelet Count PLT ※ ※
Mean Platelet Volume MPV ※ ※
Platelet Distribution Width PDW ※ ※
Platelet Hematocrit PCT ※ ※
Platelet-Large Cell Ratio P-LCR ※ ※
DIFF Basophilic Granulocyte Count BASO# / ※
Parameters
Basophils Percentage BASO% / ※
Neutrophile Granulocyte Count NEUT# / ※
Neutrophile Granulocyte Percentage NEUT% / ※
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Eosinophilic Granulocyte Count EO# / ※
Eosinophilic Granulocyte Percentage EO% / ※
Lymphocyte Count LYMPH# / ※
Lymphocyte Percentage LYMPH% / ※
Monocyte Count MONO# / ※
Monocyte Percentage MONO% / ※
Other Cells Count OTHER# / ※
Other Cells Percentage OTHER% / ※
Immature Granulocyte Count IG# / ※
Immature Granulocyte Percentage IG% / ※
Histograms White Blood Cell Histogram WBC ※ ※

Histogram
Red Blood Cell Histogram RBC ※ ※
Histogram
Platelet Histogram PLT ※ ※
Histogram
Scattergram Differentiation Scattergram 4 DIFF / ※
scattergram
“※”indicates that the parameter is tested under this mode; “/”indicates that the parameter is not
provided under this mode.
1.7.3 Measurement & Display Range

Table 1-4 Display Range
Measurement Item Linearity Range Display Range
WBC 0.00～100×109/L 0～999.0×109/L
RBC 0.00～8.00×1012/L 0～18.00×1012/L
HGB 0～250g/L 0～300g/L
PLT 0～1000×109/L 0～2000×109/L
HCT 0~67% 0%~80%
Table 1-5 Linearity Measurement Range
Measurement Linearity Linearity Tolerance Linearity Tolerance

Item Measurement (Whole Blood Mode) (Pre-dilution Mode)
Range
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WBC 0.00～100× ±0.30×109/L or ±5% ±0.60×109/L or ±6%
109/L
RBC 0.00～8.00× ±0.05×1012/L or ±5% ±0.10×1012/L or ±10%
1012/L
HGB 0～250g/L ±2g/L or ±2% ±4g/L or ±4%
PLT 0～1000×109/L ±10×109/L or ±8% ±20×109/L or ±16%
(RBC≤7.0)
HCT 0~67% ±2% (HCT value) or ±4% (HCT value) or
±3% (deviation ±6% (deviation
percentage) percentage)
1.7.4 Repeatability
Take a vial of fresh blood or QC material. Test it 10 times or above continuously. Its
coefficient of variation meets the following requirements within 95% of the
confidence interval.
Table 1-6 Repeatability
Repeatability
Item Condition
Whole Blood Mode Pre-dilution Mode
WBC (4×109/L～15.0 
WBC ≤2% ≤3%
109 / L)
RBC ≤1.5% ≤2.5% RBC (3.50 ~ 6.0  1012 / L)
HGB ≤1.5% ≤2% HGB (110 ~ 180 g/L)
MCV ≤1.0% ≤2.0% MCV (70～120 fL)
PLT ≤4.0% ≤6% PLT (150 ~ 500  109 / L)
MPV ≤4.0% ≤8.0%
Neut% ±4.0(absolute ±8.0(absolute
Neut% (50.0%～60.0%)
deviation) deviation)
Lymph% ±3.0(absolute ±6.0(absolute
Lymph% (25.0%～35.0%)
Mono% ±2.0(absolute ±4.0(absolute
Mono% (5.0%～10.0%)
Eo% ±1.5(absolute ±2.5(absolute
Eo% (2.0%～5.0%)
Baso% ±0.8(absolute ±1.2(absolute
Baso% (0.5%～1.5%)
1.7.5 Counting Correlation

After calibration, the analyzer tests no less than 100 samples with the standard
device to conduct correlation comparison. Regression equation: Y=aX+b; calculate
correlation coefficient r.
Correlation analysis and regression calculation:
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Correlation Coefficient n is sample
number
Regression equation is Y=aX+b, of which:
n 2
  ( Xij  X )(Yij  Y )
i 1 j 1
a
n 2 2
  ( Xij  X )
i 1 j 1
b  Y  a X ; n is sample number
Table 1-7 Counting Correlation
Measurement Item a │b│ r

WBC 0.97 ≤ a ≤ 1.03 ≤ 0.3 ≥ 0.99
RBC 0.97 ≤ a ≤ 1.03 ≤ 0.1 ≥ 0.99
HGB 0.97 ≤ a ≤ 1.03 ≤2 ≥ 0.98
MCV 0.97 ≤ a ≤ 1.03 ≤ 1.5 ≥ 0.98
PLT 0.97 ≤ a ≤ 1.03 ≤ 10 ≥ 0.95
1.7.6 Differential Correlation

After calibration, the analyzer tests no less than 100 samples with the standard
device to conduct WBC differential correlation comparison. Regression equation:
Y=aX+b; calculate correlation coefficient r.
Table 1-8 Differential Correlation
Measurement Item Correlation coefficient r to the standard device
Neu% ≥0.90
Lym% ≥0.90
Mon% ≥0.75
Eos% ≥0.80
Bas% ≥0.50
1.7.7 Carryover
Table 1-9 Carryover
Item Carryover Rate
WBC ≤0.5%
RBC ≤0.5%
HGB ≤0.6%
HCT ≤0.5%
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PLT ≤1.0%
1.8 Measurement Speed

Table 1-10 Measurement Speed
Sampling Blood Parameter Measurement
Mode Sample Mode Speed
Mode
Whole CBC 80
Open Blood CBC+DIFF samples/hour
Sampling CBC 75
Pre-dilution
CBC+DIFF seconds/sample
1.9 Reagent Consumption

Table 1-11 Reagent Consumption
DH-52D DH-52LD DH-52LH DH-52DD
(Unit ml) Diluent Lysing Lysing Fluorescent
Reagent Reagent Dye
Whole blood 32 1.11 0.38 0.03
CBC+DIFF
Whole blood CBC 26 0 0.38 0
Pre-diluted 32 1.11 0.38 0.03
CBC+DIFF
Pre-diluted CBC 26 0 0.38 0
1.10 Noise
During operation, noise should be no more than 60db (not including occasional
noises when emptying waste liquid, cleaning swab and bubble mixing).
When the device is in measurement ready status, noise should be no more than
45db.
1.11 Size & Weight

Table 1-12 Size & Weight
Analyzer Outer Package
Width 605mm 694mm
Depth 720mm 844mm
Height 550mm 827mm
Weight 56Kg 76Kg
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1.12 Environment Requirements
Table 1-13 Environment Requirements
Normal Work Storage Operating
Environment Environment Environment
Temperature 15℃～32℃ -10℃～40℃ 10℃～40℃
Relative
30%～85% 10%～90% 10%～90%
Humidity
Atmospheric
70kPa～106kPa 50kPa～106kPa 70kPa～106kPa
Pressure
1.13 Power
Fuse
Voltage Power Frequency
Specification
AC 100V～240V 320VA 250V F5.0AL 50HZ/60Hz
1.14 Safety Protection

DH-520 analyzer classification criteria are described as following:
 Classified by China Medical Device Management Classification:
Belongs to the blood analysis systems of the clinical testing instruments
(6840). Management class is class II.
 Classified by shock protection:
Belongs to class I.
 Classified by protection degree against harmful liquid:
IPX0 (belongs to ordinary device, no protection)
1.15 Regular Replacement
1.15.1 Maintenance Item

Description Period Method Operator
Air Pump 60,000 tests Replace Regional maintenance
representative
Sample Injector 60,000 tests Replace Regional maintenance
Seal Ring representative
Puncturing 120,000 test Replace Regional maintenance
Aspiration Pipette representative
1.15.2 Regular Maintenance Items

Description Period Method Operator Time
Startup Everyday Auto execution User About 6min (affected by
during startup ambient temperature)
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Shutdown Everyday Auto execution by User About 3min
clicking shutdown
Monthly Around 1,000 Double click User About 6min
Maintenance tests (see the “Monthly
table below for Maintenance” on
specific the maintenance
settings) interface. Use
CC-5 Cleaning
Fluid.
Hospital’s Sample Volume
10/day 150/day and
10-30/day 30-50/day 50-100/day 100-150/day
and below above
10% and Daily
300 450 600 700 1000
below maintenance
Daily
11%-30% 250 350 400 500 800
maintenance
Capillary
Daily Daily
blood 31%-50% 200 250 300 300
maintenance maintenance
ratio
Daily Daily
51%-80% 100 150 200 200
maintenance maintenance
81% and Daily Daily
50 100 100 100
above maintenance maintenance
During installation, set monthly maintenance number (e.g.: hospital’s sample volume is 30, 6 capillary blood
samples, then set monthly maintenance as 400).
Hospitals that conduct daily maintenance do not need to modify monthly maintenance number. Installation
person directly tells the hospital to conduct monthly maintenance.
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Chapter 2 Liquid Path & Mechanics
2.1 Principle & Reagents

Test Method Channel Reagent Parameter
Flow DIFF DH-52LD Lysing Reagent Diluent is NEUT%, LYMPH%,
Cytometry DH-52DD Fluorescent Dye used as MONO%, EO%
Colorimetry HGB DH-52LH Lysing Reagent sheath fluid HGB
Impedance WBC/BASO DH-52LH Lysing Reagent and dilution WBC, BASO%
Method RBC/PLT —— fluid. RBC, PLT, HCT
2.2 Liquid Path Process
2.2.1 DIFF Test Process
Whole blood
sample 8ul
DH-52DD Fluorescent DH-52LD Lysing

Dye0.03ml Reagent 1.11ml
WBC test sample

with dilution rate of
1:140
Optical test unit

tests
2.2.2 WBC/HGB Dilution Process
Whole blood sample8ul
DH-52D Diluent 2.4ml
Once diluted sample with

dilution rate of 1:301
DH-52LH Lysing Reagent 0.38ml
WBC test sample with dilution

rate of 1:349
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2.2.3 RBC/PLT Dilution Process
Once diluted sample
with dilution rate of
1:301
44ul Diluent 2.4ml
RBC/PLT test sample with

dilution rate of 1:16720
2.3 Sample Drawing & Distribution
2.3.1 Whole Blood Sample

# Volume Use
1 4ul Tail end discard portion
2 8ul WBC/HGB measurement
3 8ul DIFF measurement
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2.3.2 Pre-diluted Sample
# Volume Use
1 32ul WBC/HGB measurement
2 28ul DIFF measurement
2.4 Mixing Method

Counting
DIFF Chamber
Chamber
Figure 2-1 DIFF Mixing Method Figure 2-2 Counting Chamber Mixing Method
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2.4.1 Mixing Order
DIFF：
2
• 1st liquid adding in the DH-52LD

1 dosing pump
• Add 8ul blood to the aspiration

1 3 2 pipette
• 1st liquid adding in the DH-52DD

dosing pump
3 • 2nd and 3rd liquid adding in the DH-
52LD dosing pump
WBC： 4
1
2 • Add 3*0.8ml liquid to the DH-52D
1 dosing pump
• Add 8ul blood to the aspiriation pipette

2 • Bubble mixing
• The aspiration pipette draws 44ul

Air
3 dilute solution
• Add liquid once to the DH-52LH dosing pump

4 • Bubble mixing
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RBC：
1
2 • Add 2*0.8ml liquid to the DH-52D
1 dosing pump
• Add 44ul dilute solution to the aspiration

pipette
2 • Add 1*0.8ml liquid to the DH-52D dosing
pump through aspiration pipette
Air
• Bubble mixing
3
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2.5 Whole Blood Analysis
2.5.1 DIFF Test

Waste Liquid
Whole blood: Incubation: 40℃

Sample 8ul Incubation Time: 29.1s
Tube DIFF Lysing Dilution Rate: 1/140
Reagent: Test Time: 14s
1.11ml Sample Preparation:
0.8ml Sheath Fluid
Fluorescent
Dye: 0.03ml DIFF Incubation
Sample Flow
Chamber Sample Flow
preparation Chamber
dosing pump
2.5.2 WBC/HGB Test
Incubation: room temperature

Incubation Time: 17s
Dilution Rate: 1/349
Whole blood: 8ul Test Time: 11.7s
Sample HGB Lysing Reagent: HGB Test
Tube 0.38ml Module
Diluent: 2.4ml
Vacuum driver
interface WBC Test
Chamber
2.5.3 RBC/PLT Test
Incubation: None
Dilution Rate: 1/16720
Dilute Solution: 44ul
Test Time: 14s
Diluent: 2.4ml
WBC Test Chamber RBC Test Chamber
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2.6 Air Path System
VAC1
Pump1
REG1
Vacuum 1
PRE1
V39 Pressure1
Air V101
Waste Pressure
1
Fluid
VAC2
Pump2
REG2
Vacuum 2
PRE2
V40 Pressure2
Air V102
Waste Pressure
2
Fluid
Purposes of pressure and vacuum:

Pressure Tpye Purpose
FCM sheath flow drive
Sample flow drive
Pressure 1
WC1 chamber emptying
0.07Mpa Bubble mixing
Dosing pump drive
Pressure 2 Dil chamber fluid drive
WC2 chamber emptying
FCM chamber fluid filling
Vacuum 1 Impedance count drive
WBC, RBC counting chamber emptying
-0.04Mpa Dosing pump drive
Swab cleaning
Vacuum 2
Dil chamber fluid filling
DIFF incubation chamber emptying
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2.7 Optical System
# Description Model
1 Semi-conductor laser Opnext 6312G
2 Laser collimating lens
3 Focusing lens
4 Focusing lens
5 Flow chamber
6 FSC diaphragm
7 FCS PD HAMAMATSU S1223
8 Lateral condensing lens
9 Dichroic beamsplitter
10 SSC diaphragm
11 SSC PD HAMAMATSU S1223
12 Long pass filter
13 SFL diaphragm
14 PMT BEIJING HAMAMATSU
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SSC Unit
SFL Unit
Front Light Unit
Flow Chamber Unit
Lateral 3D
Alignment
Bracket
FSC Unit
Figure 2-3 3D Diagram of Optical System

Laser’s specification:
Wavelength 635nm
Power 3.5mW
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2.8 Optical Analysis Process
FCM sample preparation:
FCM
Chamber
Flow chamber
test arae
V13 DIFF incubation

chamber
Optical sample
preparation
dosing pump Sample Preparation Process
0.8ml
FCM sample measurement:
FCM
Chamber
V104
Optical Measurement Process
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Chapter 3 Circuit
3.1 DH-520 Overall Block Diagram
Driver
Valve
Float Sensor
Heating Pressure
Film Sensor Plate
Board OC Sensor
Motor
Automatic
Laser Sampler
Plate
FS Signal
Plate
PMT High
SS Signal
Plate Main UMS
Control
Pressure Plate
HGB Unit
Status
Indicator Plate
WBC Test
Ignition
Voltage
RBC Test
Board
Power
Plate
Figure 3-1 Circuit Block Diagram
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3.2 PCB Board Position
Automatic Sampler
Driver Board
Power Plate
Main Control Board
Pressure
Sensor Plate
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PMT High
Pressure Plate
SS Signal Plate
Laser Plate
FS Signal Plate
Status Indicator Plate
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3.3 Main Control Board
3.3.1 Function
 The operation platform for dispatching modules. Signal processing.
 Drive WBC, RBC, HGB sensors. Drive optical system related signal plates.
 Test start button switch, left and right door, and optical shielding box switch.
 Serial port communication with driver board.
3.3.2 Detailed Description
SS Signal Plate
FS Signal Driver Board
Empty-serial
Plate
Laser Plate Automatic programming
Sampler
PMT High T4
Pressure FS test point
Plate
T5
SS test point Cable
HGB
Signal
T6
Status Indicator
SF test point
Plate
WBC Start Button

Signal
Micro switch
RBC
Signal
Ignition
Power
Main Control
Board Power
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3.4 Driver Board
3.4.1 Function
 Control electromagnetic valve, stepper motor and pump. Test and control
temperature.
 Test float switch and OC.
 Test air pressure.

Empty 5V Power
To Main Control
Board
Valve
Pressure
Sensor Plate
Temperature
Sensor
OC
24V Power Bubble

Vacuum Pump 2
Sensor
Vacuum Pump 1
Float Switch
Empty
Heating
Film
Empty Sample Empty Blood- Sample

collection drawing collection
unit Syringe unit
horizontal vertical
motor motor
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3.5 Power Plate
3.5.1 Function
 Provide power for the main control board.
 Provide power for the driver board.
 Provide 110V voltage for ignition.

Driver Board Switch Power Empty
24V 24V
Main Control Board

Power
±12V，5V
Empty
Driver Board 5V
Empty
110V Ignition
Power
3.6 Pressure Sensor Plate
3.6.1 Function
 Pressure testing.
 Vacuum testing.
 Counting pressure testing.
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Pressure 2
Pressure 1
To driver board
Signal line
Vacuum 2
Vacuum 1
Counting
Pressure
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3.7 PMT High Pressure Plate
3.7.1 Function
 PMT high pressure drive
 PMT signal collection
 SF signal transmission
SF signal line PMT high

PMT signal To main control PMT voltage
pressure line
line board regulation
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3.8 Laser Plate
3.8.1 Function
 Keep drive laser stable.
Laser Power
Laser Plate
Control
To main
control board
Laser power
regulator
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3.9 FS、SS Signal Plate
3.9.1 Function
 Collect FS and SS signal and transmit them to main control board.
FS、SS Signal Line

To main control
board
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Chapter 4 Debugging
4.1 Motor Position Debugging

Regular installation does not require position adjustment. Motor position is
saved in analyzer’s driver board and computer’s database.
When motor is running, driver board value is executed and database value is
used as backup. Click “Save” to write the database value to the driver board.
Position needs to be confirmed if sample collection unit, DIFF reaction chamber
or counting chamber unit is replaced.
The motor of DH-520 series analyzer is divided to three modules:
 Sample collection unit motor module
 Mixture unit motor module
 Automatic sampling unit motor module (no adjustment needed on site)
4.1.1 Adjustment Method

Log in with account name “super”.
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Modify “Backup Value”. If the value increases, motor is farther away from OC; if
decreases, motor is closer to OC.
Use 5 steps as the rough adjustment unit. After modifying database value, click
“Save”-“Refresh” to see that the driver board value changes accordingly, indicating
that the modification is effective. User can conduct a blank check to see whether the
position is correct.
When approaching the correct position, adjust step by step until the requirement is
met.
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4.1.2 Vertical Motor Adjustment
Represents vertical
motor Position 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
parameters do not
need adjustment
Unused Pre-puncture DIFF, WBC

temporarily descending descending
depth depth
RBC Tube blood

descending suction Ascending
descending
depth depth top position
4.1.3 Horizontal Motor Adjustment
Represents horizontal motor
RBC counting WBC counting DIFF reaction

chamber chamber chamber
position position position
Auto Sealed
sampling sampling
position position
4.1.4 Horizontal Motor Position Requirement

Seal sampling blood collection position, auto sampling blood collection position,
WBC chamber, RBC chamber aspiration pipette are all in the center.
DIFF chamber aspiration pipette position is as follows:
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Aspiration
pipette aims at
DIFF filling hole
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4.1.5 Mixture Unit Motor Adjustment
4.1.6 Adjustment Method

3. Adjust 2. Current
according to 4. Click “Set” value is
current displayed 1. Click
value after input here “Query”
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Manipulator clamping length calibration
Seal sampling motor compensation step calibration
After closing After closing

cabin door, if cabin door, if
the lid is closed
the lid is not too tight and
closed tight, there are
increase noises, decrease
steps. steps.
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Feed motor forward step calibration
Pull the tube rack

back and forth. If
aspiration pipette is
not at the center of
the tube, fine tune
the step.
Manipulator mixing motor compensation step calibration
If the clamp is not

vertical after tube
mixing, fine tune
the motor.
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Manipulator vertical motor compensation step calibration
If the clamp touches

the tube rack, user
can decrease steps. If
the clamp touches
the tube cap, user
can increase steps.
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4.2 LIS Connection
LIS communication protocol of DH-520

series is the same with that of DH-510
When the device is in
standalone version,
Server IP and serial
port no. do not need
changing. When
online, they must be
consistent.
4.3 Device Parameter
Software conducts external data transmission

only when “Enable LIS” is ticked.
Select “Network Communication” or “Serial
Communication” accordingly.
Network Setting or Serial Setting matches the choice above respectively
User can select the item(s) that he/she wishes to transmit
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4.3.1 Main Control Board Setting
Main field description:

Field Definition
DEBUG_MODE 0: Do not send original data to the computer
1: Send original data to the computer
FCM_THRE FCM data threshold value. If LYMPH% is low,
lower this parameter accordingly. Normally it
cannot be lower than 90.
DPM_FS FS gain. If LYMPH% is low, increase this
parameter accordingly. Max is 255.
DPM_SS SS signal gain. It can adjust the left and right
position of scattergram.
Adjustment range: 0-255
DPM_SF SF signal gain. It can adjust the up and down
position of scattergram.
Adjustment range: 0-255
DPM_HGB Adjusts the size of HGB signal gain.
AUTO_RUN 0: Device does not test automatically.
1: Device conducts auto loop tests according to
the set time interval. It is usually used for
production aging.
AUTO_RUN_SLEEP Time interval for auto loop tests. Unit: Secod
RBC_CAL_PARAMETER RBC clogging voltage adjustment parameter
WBC_CAL_PARAMETER WBC clogging voltage adjustment parameter
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Modifications of main control board parameters are only effective after
saving and rebooting the device.
4.3.2 Driver Board Setting
If temperature setting is to be modified, please modify database value first and click
“All Use Database Value”-“Refresh”.
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4.4 System and Algorithm Parameter
4.4.1 Clinical Calculation Related
Parameter Step 1 Step 2 Note

1、 WBC Calibration WBCVR
coefficient
2、 NEUT# —— —— See optics figure
3、 NEUT% —— —— See optics figure
4、 LYMPH# DPM-FS
5、 LYMPH% DPM-FS
6、 MONO# —— —— See optics figure
7、 MONO% —— —— See optics figure
8、 EO# —— —— See optics figure
9、 EO% —— —— See optics figure
10、 BASO# BasoKBegin See WBC histogram
11、 BASO% BasoKBegin See WBC histogram
12、 RBC Calibration RBCVR
coefficient
13、 HGB Calibration HGBK
coefficient
14、 MCV Calibration MCVKC
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coefficient
15、 MCH —— —— HGB、RBC affects
16、 MCHC —— —— HGB、HCT affects
17、 RDW-CV RCVK
18、 RDW-SD RSDK
19、 HCT —— —— RBC、MCV affects
20、 PLT Calibration PLTVR
coefficient
21、 MPV MPVKC
22、 PDW PCVK
23、 PCT —— —— PLT、MPV affects
4.4.2 Blank Check Requirement Setting
Click data to modify. Click another line after modification and the data is saved
automatically.
Modifications of the system and algorithm parameters are effective after re-login.
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4.4.3 System’s Other Configurations
Must >3
Must>1
Must>0.02
Positive Integer
Must>1
Positive Integer
Main field descriptions:

Key Word Definition and Description
MonthKeepDetectCount Remind user to conduct monthly maintenance when sample
number reaches the set count. Defaults to 1000.
During installation, set the counting according to 1.15.2
Regular Maintenance Item Table.
MonthKeepRemindAgain The monthly maintenance prompt is not executed. Remind
user again after testing the set number of sample. Defaults to
200.
During installation, set it as 1/10 of parameter 5.
SleepTime When the analyzer mainframe is inactive for this time, it goes
to sleep.
Defaults to 30. User can set longer if necessary, but cannot
exceed 60 minutes.
SleepTypeCheckTime Start counting after the device goes to sleep. Wake up the
device within this time to conduct simple and fast cleaning.
After the device goes to sleep, wake up the device exceeding
this time, then full cleaning is conducted, which takes about as
much time as startup. (No blank check).
It is not recommended to modify this parameter.
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4.5 System Upgrade
AUMS upgrade can be achieved by uninstalling and re-installing AUMS.
Calibration and confirmation are required after reinstallation.
Log in with the account name “super”. Before CMS upgrade, take a picture of all
the parameters in “Device Parameter”-“Main Control Board Setting”. Modify the
data back to their original values after the upgrade.
Right click here
Tick here to upgrade

Upgrade CMS lower machine time sequence
Time sequence’s only
name is
“timetable.ttf”
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Complete CMS
software package
Including the file on
the left
Upgrade CMS
This file should be stored
separately.
In order to make sure the
upgrade is successful,
please delete the original
file before upgrade.
4.6 Report Setting & Adjustment
4.6.1 Report Setting
Click to enter
printing
template design
Tick the desired report template
When the result exceeds

reference range, “+, -” or
“↑, ↓” are available for
selection
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Field description
Non-automatic signature: names are not displayed at Test Doctor and Review Doctor; user writes the
name manually.
Computer generated signature: doctors’ names are printed by computer at Test Doctor and Review
Doctor.
User picture signature: use the picture signature which is set during print user management.
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4.6.2 Printing Template Design
Select data object

Enter text Delete
Adjust print order
Add text
Add data object
Add single-row result
Add double-row result
Insert figure
Insert line
4.7 User Management
4.7.1 User Management Interface
User can add user, modify user and reset password.

Usual user name and password:
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Table 4-1 User Name & Password
User Name Password Note
Engineer’s account. Can adjust all
super js.3209s parameters.
Must exit this account after
maintenance.
Department director’s account.
admin jtec.1 New user must be added under this
account.
4.7.2 Add User
User login
Test doctor field on the

report
Enter if the doctor has a If the tester has a
job no. signature picture,
edit here.
Doctor only uses manage

user, normal user
If the doctor is set to be

able to review samples,
tick this box
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4.8 Reference Range Setting
4.8.1 Group
If the default
group does
not meet the
hospital’s
requirements
, initiate
self-defined
group setting
4.8.2 Reference Value Setting
First select the group

that needs modifying
Adjust the item’s upper

and lower limit
4.8.3 IP Alarm Condition Setting

IP alarm conditions can be set in this interface.
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4.9 Database Backup & Restoration
Database backup only applies to the software with the same version. If AUMS
version upgrades, the original backup database cannot be imported. Forced import
will crash the software, making it unusable.
This is used after installation and debugging to conduct a complete backup of
the database. If the client computer crashes or AUMS software reinstalls, backup
database can be imported directly. All the parameters do not need adjustment.
4.9.1 Database Backup
Backup data is stored in

this location. User can
click it open directly.
Database backup includes upper machine’s all parameters and history results.
Lower machine parameters (main control board threshold value, gain) are not in the
database backup range.
Enter name here.
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4.9.2 Database Restoration
Only the database of the AUMS software with the same version can be restored or
the software will crash.
During restoration, the software can only read the database in the default file
storage position, so user needs to move the database that is to be restored to the
default storage position for database export.
Select the database that

needs restoration and
Backup and Restorationclick “Restore”.
Rule:
Backup: backup file name + “-” + current AUMS version number + “-” + current time
Year Month Day + “-” + time Hour Minute Second + “.bak”
Restoration: backup file name + “-” + current AUMS version number + “-” + current
time Year Month Day + “-” + time Hour Minute Second
4.9.3 Basic Data Backup
Select basic data type

that needs backup
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Choose backup path and
click OK.
Backup file
Basic data restoration

4.9.4 Basic Data Restoration Select the previously
backed up folder
4.9.5 Database Capacity Setting

Database capacity setting is conductive to the smooth operation of the software,
making sure that the operation won’t be slow due to the huge database.
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4.9.6 Sample Statistics
Login with the user name “super”. “Setting”-“System”-“Sample Statistics” to conduct
tested sample statistics (this interface’s statistical figures include deleted samples,
but do not include startup blank and QC samples).
4.10 Other Settings
4.10.1 Skip Startup Process

During maintaining or debugging the device, engineer can choose to skip startup
process to cut down waiting time.
Login with the user name “super”.
 Skip startup might give warning of temperature not up to standard. Wait till the
temperature is up.
 After skipping startup, DH-520 series devices will automatically conduct liquid
path initialization.
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4.10.2 Version Query
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Chapter 5 Maintenance
5.1 Maintenance Mode Setting

Login with the user name “super” to enter maintenance mode.
See 4.10.1 Skip Boot Process for skipping boot process setting.
5.2 Maintenance Interface
5.2.1 Sensor
Cover with or remove hand.

Click “Refresh” to test
whether OC is normal.
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5.2.2 Valve Debugging
Click a single valve button to make sure whether the valve is in action. Or turn on the
valve in coordination with the air pump and operate the liquid path manually.
When the valve number is over

100, it should minus 60.
For example, click button Val 44
for V104.
5.2.3 Pump Debugging

Corresponds with Corresponds with
pressure 1, pressure 2,
vacuum 1 vacuum 2
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5.2.4 Pressure Debugging
Vacuum:
Vacuum does not need debugging. It is monitored automatically by sensor. Driver
board controls V39 and V40 to open automatically and release pressure.
Pressure:
Test a blank or a sample, and check pressure on the maintenance screen.
Screw
counterclock- Screw
wise to clockwise
reduce to increase
pressure pressure
Lock Nut torque

has been set when
leaving the factory.
No need to loosen
it on site. Adjust
directly.
Close pressure query interface and vacuum pump after the adjustment is completed.
Conduct sample testing and confirm Pressure (requirement 65000±1000) on the
maintenance interface.
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5.3 Main Control Board Replacement
Main control board replacement needs to make sure that ACMS program and
time sequence version matches.
After replacing main control board, user needs to readjust relevant gain in
“Device Parameter” since the previously backed up parameters do not match.
5.4 Driver Board Replacement

After replacing driver board, user needs to make sure whether it matches the
drivers, or the pressure might be inaccurate.
After replacing driver board, user needs to confirm motor position. Basing on
the database value, user can click “Save”-“Refresh” to write the database backup
value to the driver board.
If the driver board value and database value are inconsistent, report “Motor
moving position points inconsistent” error during start up. See “4.1 Motor Position
Debugging”.
5.5 HGB Voltage Setting

See field description in “4.3.1 Main Control Board Setting”. HGB blank voltage
requires 4.0±0.1V.
When HGB blank background voltage is lower than 3.6V or exceeds 4.4V, device
reports “HGB background voltage abnormal”.
HGB voltage checking: “Browser”-“Maintenance”-“Maintain RBC”.
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5.6 Hole Clogging Voltage Setting
See field description in “4.3.1 Main Control Board Setting”.
 Set WBC hole clogging voltage as 0.103±0.001.
During sample measurement, if WBC hole clogging voltage exceeds 0.110,
report WBC hole clogging.
 Set RBC hole clogging voltage as 0.101±0.0005.
During sample measurement, if RBC hole clogging voltage exceeds 0.105, report
RBC hole clogging.
Hole clogging voltage checking: “Browser”-“Maintenance”-“Maintain
RBC”/“Maintain WBC”.
5.7 Package Shutdown

If the device is not used for over a week, client should be informed to start up
every two days. If client cannot do that, package shutdown should be conducted.
If the device is not used for a long time, there might be risks of pressure valve
tubes adhesion therefore cannot flick, tube crystallization, optical flow chamber
blockage and so on.
Package shutdown requires purified water. User can choose purified water
(mineral water and natural water not allowed) sold on the market. Consumption is
less than 500ml.
Fluorescent dye tube also needs emptying.
After package shutdown, take out pressure valve V104, which should be put
back in again when the device resumes using.
5.8 Reagent Replacement (Barcode Scan)

1. Select reagent 4. Click “Execute” and
reagent starts
2. Press “Enter” after replacing and filling.
scanning barcode
3. Software decodes
after pressing “Enter”.
User can see reagent’s
remaining amount.
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Chapter 6 Fault Code
Table 6-1 Upper Machine Fault Code Description
Fault Code Fault Name Fault Generating Mechanism
Class Fault
Displayed Name Internal Description Determination Condition
Code Subcode
The vacuum value during The vacuum value during
Counting pressure is
93 1 counting is not in the specified counting is not in the specified
unstable.
range. range.
Startup DIFF chamber DIFF chamber temperature does DIFF chamber temperature does
93 2 temperature does not not reach the specified range not reach the specified range
reach the standard. within 20 minutes of the startup. within 20 minutes of the startup.
Startup optical system Optical system temperature does Optical system temperature does
93 3 temperature does not not reach the specified range not reach the specified range
reach the standard. within 20 minutes of the startup. within 20 minutes of the startup.
After time sequence execution, After time sequence execution,
93 4 Device operation timeout the results are not returned after the results are not returned after
a certain time. a certain time.
When measuring HGB
HGB background voltage HGB background voltage exceeds background voltage, voltage
93 5
is abnormal. normal design range. mean value is not within the set
range.
Current remaining reagents are
93 6 Diluent insufficient Diluent insufficient
less than or equal to alarm value.
HGB lysing reagent Current remaining reagents are
93 7 HGB lysing reagent insufficient
insufficient less than or equal to alarm value.
DIFF lysing reagent Current remaining reagents are
93 8 DIFF lysing reagent insufficient
Fluorescent dye Current remaining reagents are
93 9 Fluorescent dye insufficient
Current time is more than or
Diluent exceeds the expiration
93 10 equal to reagents’ expiration
date
date.
Diluent expired Time between current time and
Diluent exceeds the expiration replacing time is more than or
93 11
date after opening equal to expiration date after
opening.
HGB lysing reagent exceeds the
expiration date
HGB lysing reagent date.
expired Time between current time and
HGB lysing reagent exceeds the
93 13 replacing time is more than or
expiration date after opening
equal to expiration date after
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DIFF lysing reagent exceeds the
expiration date
date.
DIFF lysing reagent
Time between current time and
expired
DIFF lysing reagent exceeds the replacing time is more than or
93 15
expiration date after opening equal to expiration date after
opening.
Fluorescent dye exceeds the
expiration date
date.
Fluorescent dye expired Time between current time and
Fluorescent dye exceeds the replacing time is more than or
93 17
expiration date after opening equal to expiration date after
opening.
Edition information issued by the
Upper and lower machine Upper and lower machine edition
93 18 lower machine does not match
edition mismatch mismatch
the database.
When the upper machine
Blank check does not Blank check does not reach the conducts blank check, specific
93 19
reach the standard. standard. clinical parameters do not meet
the preset requirements.
Channel collection data WBC channel data collection
93 20
error abnormal
93 21
error abnormal
93 23
error abnormal
Clinical calculation data storage
93 24 Data storage failure
failure
During startup, function time
Function time sequence Function time sequence restraint sequence table and fault table
93 25
restraint check failure check failure, endless loop exists are checked. Endless loop exists
in the restraint that limits faults.
When importing time sequence,
Reagent warning value is When importing time sequence,
reagent warning value is less
93 26 less than reagent reagent warning value is less than
than reagent minimum
minimum consumption. reagent minimum consumption.
consumption.
Motor position point saved in the
Motor moving position Motor moving position points database and the position point
93 27
points inconsistent inconsistent data uploaded by the device are
inconsistent.
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RBC hole clogging alarm
RBC counting pressure (voltage)-test when maintenance
93 28 RBC counting pressure unstable
unstable data is stored. Report if test is
not passed.
WBC hole clogging alarm
WBC counting pressure (voltage)-test when maintenance
93 29 WBC counting pressure unstable
unstable data is stored. Report if test is
not passed.
RBC hole clogging alarm
(counting)-test when
93 30 RBC counting error RBC counting error
maintenance data is stored.
Report if test is not passed.
WBC hole clogging alarm
(counting)-test when
93 31 WBC counting error WBC counting error
maintenance data is stored.
Report if test is not passed.
Before algorithm calculation, the
length of WBC or RBC data
The length of the data received in
93 32 Data length insufficient needed for algorithm calculation
data channel is insufficient
is tested to be less than 400
bytes.
Maintenance data not Abnormality occurs during
93 33 Maintenance data not stored
stored maintenance data storage
Received data channel Received data channel tube rack
93 34 tube rack number number is empty or does not
matching failure exist
UMS executing preprocessing of
Measurement data function failure. Tube rack
93 35
preprocessing failure information error or channel data
marking position error
Abnormality occurs when UMS is
executing AppendAndChcek
93 36 Data receiving abnormal
function. Tube rack information
incorrect.
Sample data processing Abnormality occurs when UMS is
93 37
abnormal executing DataProcess
Data storage processing Abnormality occurs when UMS is
93 38
abnormal executing CAL function.
Data collection error. CMS repeatedly sent sample’s
93 38
Repeat collection. measurement data.
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Table 6-2 Lower Machine Fault Code Description
Class Fault
Code Subcode
94 1 TCP Client thread start failure
Start button testing thread start
94 2
failure
94 3 Serial port thread start failure
Start thread function returned value
FPGA sample collection thread
94 4
start failure
94 5 Schedule thread start failure
94 6 Data collection thread start failure
94 7 Serial port opening failure
94 8 Serial port writing failure open/write/read returned value
94 9 Serial port reading failure
Start button equipment file
94 10
opening failure
FPGA equipment file opening
94 11
Power up failure
open returned value
self-checking etimer equipment file opening
94 12
failure failure
94 13 Configuration file opening failure
94 14 Time sequence file opening failure
FPGA and FPGA drive version
94 15
reading failure
94 16 Configuration file reading failure
94 17 Time sequence file reading failure
Driver board MCU and FPGA
94 18 read returned value
version reading failure
94 19 Start button version reading failure
94 20 etimer version reading failure
Time sequence file version reading
94 21
failure
Algorithm memory allocation
94 22 malloc returned value
failure
Time sequence Time sequence table file storage
94 23 write returned value
storage failure failure
94 24 Unknown Local equipment number error Time sequence equipment analysis
94 25 command EBI equipment number error enters default
Communication Communication between upper
94 26 Heartbeat mechanism?
error and lower machine disconnected
Time sequence Time sequence table execution Execution time of any command is
94 27
timeout timeout more than 100ms.
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Barcode scanning
94 28 Barcode scanning abnormal ID on the test tube is not read
abnormal
Auto sampling
Auto sampling serial port data
94 29 serial port data open/write/read returned value
packet lost
packet lost
Compare whether the calculated CRC
CRC verification Auto sampling CRC verification
94 30 and the CRC in the reading message
failure failure
are the same
Communication Packet head string and packet end
Auto sampling communication
94 31 packet matching string are inconsistent with that of
packet matching failure
failure the preset
Compare whether the calculated CRC
CRC verification Main control board CRC
94 32 and the CRC in the reading message
error verification error
are the same
Packet head string and packet end
Data packet Main control board serial port data
94 33 string are inconsistent with that of
matching failure packet end matching failure
the preset
Startup time
Startup cleaning time sequence Time sequence number acquisition
94 34 sequence
execution failure failure
execution failure
Barcode scanning
Barcode scanning serial port
94 35 serial port open/write/read returned value
opening failure
opening failure
Fault
Fault configuration file reading
94 36 configuration file open/write/read returned value
failure
reading failure
Abnormality occurs during CMS
CMS abnormal
94 37 execution and CMS closes. User bproj program process is killed
exit
needs to reboot device.
WBC data WBC data missing during data
94 38
channel missing collection
RBC data channel RBC data missing during data
94 39
missing collection
HGB data HGB data missing during data
94 40
FCM data FCM data missing during data
94 41
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Table 6-3 Driver Board Fault Code Description
Class Fault
Code Subcode
Pressure sensor monitoring
Pressure system 1 pressure pressure is higher than the upper
95 1
exceeds upper limit limit of the reference range issued
by time sequence.
Pressure system 1 pressure pressure is lower than the lower
95 2
exceeds lower limit limit of the reference range issued
Abnormal by time sequence.
pressure Pressure sensor monitoring
Pressure system 2 pressure pressure is higher than the upper
95 54
exceeds upper limit limit of the reference range issued
by time sequence.
Pressure system 2 pressure pressure is lower than the lower
95 55
exceeds lower limit limit of the reference range issued
by time sequence.
The absolute value of the vacuum
monitored by vacuum sensor is
The absolute value of vacuum
95 3 higher than the upper limit of the
system 1 exceeds upper limit
reference range issued by time
sequence.
95 4 lower than the lower limit of the
system 1 exceeds lower limit
sequence.
Abnormal vacuum
95 56 higher than the upper limit of the
system 2 exceeds upper limit
sequence.
95 57 lower than the lower limit of the
system 2 exceeds lower limit
sequence.
During standby, DIFF chamber
DIFF chamber
DIFF chamber temperature is too temperature monitored in 3
95 5 temperature is
high during standby. continuous seconds is higher than
abnormal.
the preset range upper limit.
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During standby, DIFF chamber
DIFF chamber temperature is too temperature monitored in 3
95 6
low during standby. continuous seconds is lower than
the preset range lower limit.
Driver board tests DIFF chamber
DIFF chamber temperature sensor temperature sensor status (1s
95 7
is broken. interval, 3 same continuous
judgments).
During time sequence execution,
DIFF chamber temperature issue query command (with
95 41 exceeds upper limit during temperature range) at a fixed time.
measurement Driver board returning exceeds
upper limit.
During time sequence execution,
DIFF chamber temperature issue query command (with
95 42 exceeds lower limit during temperature range) at a fixed time.
measurement Driver board returning exceeds
lower limit.
During any progress, DIFF chamber
Optical system temperature is too temperature monitored in 3
95 8
high. continuous seconds is higher than
the preset range upper limit.
During any progress, DIFF chamber
Optical system
Optical system temperature is too temperature monitored in 3
95 9 temperature is
low. continuous seconds is lower than
abnormal.
the preset range lower limit.
Driver board tests optical system
Optical system temperature temperature sensor status (1s
95 10
sensor is broken. interval, 3 same continuous
judgments).
Environment temperature
monitored in 3 continuous seconds
Environment temperature is too
95 11 is higher than the preset range
high.
upper limit (monitored every
second).
Environment temperature
Environment
monitored in 3 continuous seconds
temperature is Environment temperature is too
95 12 is lower than the preset range
abnormal. low.
lower limit (monitored every
second).
Driver board tests optical system
Environment temperature sensor temperature sensor status (1s
95 13
is broken. interval, 3 same continuous
judgments).
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Sample collection unit horizontal
Sample collection unit horizontal motor, according to step calculation
95 14
motor did not leave OC position has left OC area, but actually is still
in the OC area.
95 15 motor, according to step calculation
motor did not enter OC position
is in the OC area, but actually is not.
Sample collection unit horizontal Sample collection unit horizontal
95 16
motor execution timeout motor execution timeout
Horizontal motor
Vertical motor not in the upper Vertical motor not in the upper
is abnormal.
position, upper machine position, upper machine commands
95 17
commands horizontal motor to horizontal motor to move, report
move, report command error command error
Vertical motor is moving, upper Vertical motor is moving, upper
machine commands horizontal machine commands horizontal
95 18
motor to move, report command motor to move, report command
error error
Horizontal motor is moving, Horizontal motor is moving,
95 19
receives operating step command receives operating step command
Horizontal motor is not at the Horizontal motor is not at the
appointed position, upper appointed position, upper machine
95 20
machine commands vertical motor commands vertical motor to move,
to move, report error report error
Sample collection unit vertical
Sample collection unit vertical motor, according to step calculation
95 21
motor did not leave OC position has left OC area, but actually is still
in the OC area.
95 22 motor, according to step calculation
Vertical motor is motor did not enter OC position
is in the OC area, but actually is not.
abnormal.
Sample collection unit vertical Sample collection unit vertical
95 23
motor execution timeout motor execution timeout
Vertical motor not in the upper
Horizontal motor is moving, upper
position, upper machine commands
95 24 machine commands vertical motor
horizontal motor to move, report
to move, report command error
command error
Vertical motor is moving, upper
Vertical motor is moving, receives machine commands horizontal
95 25
operating step command motor to move, report command
error
Syringe 1 motor, according to step
Syringe 1
95 26 Syringe 1 did not leave OC area calculation has left OC area, but
abnormal
actually is still in the OC area.
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Syringe 1 motor did not enter OC
95 27 calculation is in the OC area, but
area
actually is not.
Syringe 1 motor, the steps need
95 28 Syringe 1 motor route error executing issued by upper machine
exceed route, report error
Syringe 1 motor execution
95 29 Syringe 1 motor execution timeout
timeout
Syringe 1 motor is moving, receives
95 30 Syringe 1 motor is moving
operating step command
95 31 Syringe 2 did not leave OC area calculation has left OC area, but
actually is still in the OC area.
Syringe 2 motor did not enter OC
95 32 calculation is in the OC area, but
area
actually is not.
Syringe 2
Syringe 2 motor, the steps need
abnormal
95 33 Syringe 2 motor route error executing issued by upper machine
exceed route, report error
Syringe 2 motor execution
95 34 Syringe 2 motor execution timeout
timeout
Syringe 2 motor is moving, receives
95 35 Syringe 2 motor is moving
operating step command
Driver board sends heartbeat
packet. If main control board does
not receive driver board’s heartbeat
Communication with the main
95 36 packet in the specified time, then it
control board disconnected
is considered that its
communication with driver board is
disconnected.
Communication During unpacking, driver board
abnormal discovers packet head, packet end
95 37 Unpacking error
or crc verification error, and reports
fault code.
When driver board has successfully
analyzed the data packet sent by
95 38 Unknown command upper machine and does not
discover this command, it reports
fault code.
When executing waste chamber
Waste chamber empty command, driver board does
95 39 Waste chamber 1 not emptied
abnormal not empty in the specified time,
report fault code.
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Inquire in time sequence whether
95 44 Waste chamber 1 status is empty waster chamber is full. It actually is
empty. Driver board gives off alarm.
95 45 Waste chamber 1 status is full waster chamber is empty. It actually
is full. Driver board gives off alarm.
When executing waste chamber
empty command, driver board does
95 48 Waste chamber 2 not emptied
not empty in the specified time,
report fault code.
95 50 Waste chamber 2 status is empty waster chamber is full. It actually is
95 51 Waste chamber 2 status is full waster chamber is empty. It actually
is full. Driver board gives off alarm.
When continuously testing waste
bucket status, driver board
95 40 Waste bucket full Waste bucket full
discovers that waste bucket is full,
report fault code.
When executing FCM chamber
filling command, driver board does
95 43 FCM chamber not full
not fill it full in the specified time,
report fault code.
95 46 FCM chamber status is empty FCM chamber is full. It actually is
95 47 FCM chamber status is full FCM chamber is empty. It actually is
Liquid storage full. Driver board gives off alarm.
tank abnormal When executing FCM chamber
filling command, driver board does
95 49 DIL chamber not full
not fill it full in the specified time,
report fault code.
95 52 DIL chamber status is empty FCM chamber is full. It actually is
95 53 DIL chamber status is full FCM chamber is empty. It actually is
full. Driver board gives off alarm.
Determine whether diluent is
Diluent
95 58 Diluent insufficient insufficient through bubble sensor
insufficient
test tube
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HGB lysing Determine whether HGB lysing
95 59 reagent HGB lysing reagent insufficient reagent is insufficient through
insufficient bubble sensor test tube
DIFF lysing Determine whether DIFF lysing
95 60 reagent DIFF lysing reagent insufficient reagent is insufficient through
insufficient bubble sensor test tube
Determine whether fluorescent dye
Fluorescent dye
95 61 Fluorescent dye insufficient is insufficient through bubble
insufficient
sensor test tube
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Table 6-4 Main Control Board Fault Code Description
Fault Class
Subcode Code
Test every 100ms. Status is open for
96 1 Left door is open Left door is open during standby
continuous 3 tests.
Right door is open during Test every 100ms. Status is open for
96 2 Right door is open
standby continuous 3 tests.
Optical system Optical system shield case is Test every 100ms. Status is open for
96 3
shield case is open open during standby continuous 3 tests.
Left door is open during time Test every 100ms. Status is open for
96 4 Left door is open
sequence execution continuous 3 tests.
Right door is open during time Test every 100ms. Status is open for
96 5 Right door is open
sequence execution continuous 3 tests.
Optical system shield case is
Optical system Test every 100ms. Status is open for
96 6 open during time sequence
shield case is open continuous 3 tests.
execution
Test in time sequence (because
laser can only be opened in time
sequence). Alarm is given off when
the tested current is larger than ??.
Laser current Laser drive current exceeds the Laser Drive Current Value＞ Y1=
96 7
abnormal standard, laser needs replacing LLA×(5×Eta＋Ith+LLB)
LLA=1.28,LLB=18
(Eta and Ith are values input by the
maker when lasers were replaced
as manufactured.)
Test every 100ms. This fault is
+12V voltage
96 8 Power fault generated if abnormality is tested
abnormal
for 3 continuous times.
-12V voltage
abnormal
+5V voltage
abnormal
Test jewel hole voltage every 1s.
RBC jewel hole Report fault if the voltage exceeds
96 11 RBC jewel hole clogging
clogging the standard value for 3 continuous
times.
Test jewel hole voltage every 1s.
WBC jewel hole Report fault if the voltage exceeds
96 12 WBC jewel hole clogging
clogging the standard value for 3 continuous
times.
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Test jewel hole voltage every
HGB voltage 100ms. Report fault if the voltage
96 13 HGB voltage abnormal
abnormal exceeds the standard value for 3
continuous times.
Table 6-5 Auto Sampler Fault Code Description

Fault Class
Subcode Code
During motor initialization,
Did not leave the original OC according to step calculation, it has
97 1
area left OC area, but actually is still in
the original OC area.
Mechanical hand Did not enter the original OC according to step calculation, it is in
97 2
ascending and area the original OC area, but actually is
descending not.
abnormal Motor is moving, receives moving
97 3 Moving
command.
Motor’s actual operation time
97 4 Execution timeout
exceeds the issued specified time.
According to step it should be in
97 5 Did not enter limit OC area
limit OC area, but actually is not.
97 6
Did not enter the original OC according to step calculation, it is in
97 7 Mechanical hand
area the original OC area, but actually is
clamping
not.
abnormal
Motor is moving, receives moving
97 8 Moving
command.
According to step it should be in
97 10 Did not enter limit OC area
limit OC area, but actually is not.
97 11
Mechanical hand area left OC area, but actually is still in
mixing abnormal the original OC area.
97 12 Did not enter the original OC During motor initialization,
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area according to step calculation, it is in
the original OC area, but actually is
not.
97 13 Moving
command.
97 15
97 16
Test tube rack
not.
loading abnormal
97 17 Moving
command.
When loading test tube rack, max
97 19 Loading function abnormal moving range cannot reach limit OC
area.
97 20
Test tube rack Did not enter the original OC according to step calculation, it is in
97 21
feed abnormal area the original OC area, but actually is
not.
97 22 Moving
command.
97 24
Test tube rack
offloading
97 25 abnormal
not.
97 26 Moving
command.
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When offloading test tube rack,
according to step baffle plate
97 28 Offloading function abnormal
should not be in OC area, but
actually is.
97 29
Sample cabin Did not enter the original OC according to step calculation, it is in
97 30
abnormal area the original OC area, but actually is
not.
97 31 Moving
command.
Determine before offloading the
Offloading
97 33 Offloading platform is full rack. If the offloading platform is
platform is full
full, report fault.
Test tube rack is Test tube rack is improperly During auto sampling, device did
97 34
improperly moved moved not move the rack, but it moved.
The rack should feed on the
Test tube rack measurement line, but abnormality
97 35 Test tube rack moving abnormal
moving abnormal is detected in the left and right
monitoring OC.
Determine before starting auto
Determine whether the test tube
97 36 sampling. Counting OC is shielded,
has OC abnormality
report fault.
Monitoring OC on the left side of Determine before starting auto
97 39 the measurement line is sampling. Left monitoring OC is not
abnormal shielded, report fault.
Monitoring OC on the right side Determine before starting auto
97 40 Auto sampling of the measurement line is sampling. Right monitoring OC is
starting abnormal abnormal not shielded, report fault.
97 41 Offloading platform is full sampling. If offloading platform is
full, report fault.
97 43 Sampler is busy
sampling.
97 44 Sampler is not initialized
sampling.
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Monitoring OC on the left and During auto sampling restoration, if
97 37 right side of the measurement left and right OCs are shielded,
Auto sampling
line is abnormal report fault.
restoring
During auto sampling restoration, if
abnormal
97 42 Offloading platform is full offloading platform is full, report
fault.
When starting auto sampling, test
Test tube rack
97 38 Test tube rack does not exist tube rack is not found during test
does not exist
tube rack loading.
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Chapter 7 Installation
7.1 Software Installation

32 bit system (64 bit not available yet)
Note:
(1) Please turn off firewall and antivirus software.
(2) It is normal that third-part security software prompts whether to continue with
the installation. Please continue with the installation.
(3) WIN 7 system user please log in to the computer with the user name of
Administration to install AUMS.
7.1.1 AUMS Installation

Install AUMS in WIN 7, XP system:
(1) Double click AUMS installation packet. If “Next” interface appears, execute from
step (3); if not, execute from step (2).
(2) Run "SETUP.exe" as manager.
(3) Click “Next” to install until installation completes.
(4) Run “InstallDB.bat” as manager under “AUMSSetup” file.
(5) Select “A” (regardless of case) and press “Enter” until “Installation completes”
appears.
7.1.1.1 Run as Manager
(1) Right-select the file and select “Get Manager’s All Authorities” in the pop-out
menu.
(2) Right-select the file and select “Attribute-Compatibility”. Check “Run this
program as manager”.
7.1.1.2 Abnormal Condition
During database installation, if [“OSQL” is not an internal or external command, nor
an executable program or batch file] occurs.
(1) Please check whether database service pack is installed (click “Start” menu-“All
Programs”-“Microsoft SQL Server 2005”). If Microsoft SQL Server 2005
installation file is not found, please install “SQLEXPR32_CHS.EXE” manually.
(2) If (1) is successfully installed, check whether right click executing “InstallDB.bat”
as manager to process batch files.
(3) If (1) and (2) are successful but the above problem still occurs, please retry after
changing a computer or reinstalling the system.
7.1.2 Network Setting

(1) Setting- Network Connection-Local Computer Network
(2) Select the network card that needs connecting to the device. (Please select the
network card that connects to the cable. When there are dual NIC, the device
connects to the computer onboard NIC.)
(3) Enter the connecting device’s IP (192.168.7.113), subnet mask (255.255.255.0),
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default gateway (192.168.7.1), DNS (192.168.7.1).
(4) Click “Save” and it prompts “IP setting successful!”
(5) Check whether AUMS’s current status is “Ready”. If so, the device is successfully
connected.
(6) Then select the NIC that needs connecting to extranet network and enter the IP
address of the Internet.
(7) If the IP of (6) is LIS system IP, please note: this IP address is not the same as the
IP address of LIS server.
(8) Click “Save” and it prompts “IP setting successful!”
(9) If device status is “Ready”, it means the device is successfully connected.
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7.2 Mainframe Installation
7.2.1 Analyzer Connection

Before the installation of analyzer, please make sure that space, power and
environment requirements are met. For specific requirements please refer to the
Operator’s Manual.
Figure 7-1 Reagent Connection Diagram

The position of the waste bucket cannot be higher than analyzer’s placing plane. It is
suggested that it be positioned lower than the analyzer’s placing plane.
Figure 7-2 Tube Connection Diagram

Please make sure that the electricity network meets the requirements.
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7.2.2 Handling before Analyzer Start
Reagent Connection
When connecting reagents,

please double check reagent Fluorescent dye
name and the joint’s colors. is on the top left
corner of the front
shell.
Waste Fluid Tube Connection
If waste bucket If waste fluid is

discharged directly,
is used, please please connect this
connect this sensor joint
sensor joint. (short-circuit plug).
Power Cord Connection
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Please make sure
it is inserted firmly
in place.
Net electrical fuse

and spare fuse are
located here.
Remove the plug
to replace them.
Pressure Valve Tube Restoration
Before the After the

tube is tube is
snapped in snapped in
Please triple check that the pressure valve tube is snapped in place, or there might
be risk of reagent overflow in DIFF reaction chamber.
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Nylon Cable Removal
Horizontal
synchronous belt
fixed position
Vertical
synchro-
nous
belt
fixed
position
Use diagonal pliers to cut

it. Careful not to cut the
synchronous belt. Use diagonal pliers to cut
it. Careful not to cut the
synchronous belt.
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Chapter 8 Breakdown Drawing of Analyzer
8.1 Whole Machine
Figure 8-1 Whole Machine-Shell
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No. Material Code Name Number
1 120-00520-00 DH-520 Auto Hematology Analyzer 1
2 030-01310-00 M3*8 Cross Recess Head Screw 9
4 115-00139-00 Left Door 1
5 034-00224-00 Lock 2
6 042-00199-00 Lower Fixed Link 2
8 115-00143-00 Lower Shell 1
9 115-00142-00 Upper Shell 1
10 034-00120-00 Invisible Hinge 2
11 130-00018-00 Fluorescent Dye Box 1
12 115-00108-00 0.03ml Dosing Pump Unit 1
13 115-00164-00 Bubble Sensor 1
15 115-00138-00 Right Door 1
16 042-00224-00 Back Plate 1
17 115-00147-00 Auto Sampling Unit 1
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Figure 8-2 Whole Machine-Left-Top

1 115-00010-00 Syringe Unit 1
2 115-00027-00 Pressure Chamber 2
3 115-00013-00 0.35ml Dosing Pump 2
4 115-00014-00 0.8ml Dosing Pump 3
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5 115-00041-00 3-way Magnet Valve Unit (Self-made Terminal) 14
6 042-00075-00 Magnet Valve Fixed Metal Plate Unit 4
8 115-00149-00 2-way Large Magnet Valve Unit 2
9 115-00164-00 Bubble Sensor 4
10 115-00148-00 Mixture Unit 1
12 115-00150-00 Micro Roller Lever Switch Terminal Unit (Self-made 2
Terminal)
13 042-00198-00 Auto Sampling Front Plate 1
14 115-00135-00 Reflecting OC Unit 1
15 115-00141-00 Large Bottom Plate 1
16 042-00205-00 Right Vertical Metal Plate 1
17 042-00203-00 Left Vertical Metal Plate 1
18 043-00028-00 Open Snap Bushing 5
19 043-00071-00 Top Fixed Clip 3
20 043-00050-00 Snap Bushing 1
21 045-00020-00 Shockproof Silicon Gasket 4
22 045-00021-00 Shockproof Silicon Gasket 4
25 115-00045-00 Vacuum Pump Unit 2
26 115-00137-00 Large Power Unit 1
27 115-00001-00 Optical System 1
28 115-00027-00 Pressure Chamber 2
29 115-00136-00 Pressure Relief Valve Unit 1
30 115-00172-00 Pressure Regulating Valve Unit 2
31 042-00077-00 Pressure Sensor Plate Cover 1
32 051-00015-00 Pressure Sensor Plate PCBA 1
33 043-00044-00 Open-ended Bushing-2 3
34 042-00207-00 Auto Sampling Middle Plate 1
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Figure 8-3 Details of the Right
1 115-00019-00 Waste Fluid Chamber Unit 2
2 115-00026-00 Vacuum Chamber Unit 1
3 048-00002-00 Isolation Chamber Unit 1
4 115-00156-00 0.45mL Dosing Pump 1
5 030-01310-00 M3*8 Cross Recess Head Screw
7 115-00149-00 2-way Large Magnet Valve Unit 3
9 042-00075-00 Magnet Valve Fixed Metal Plate Unit 1
10 115-00162-00 2-way Pinch Valve Unit 2
11 115-00012-00 DIFF Chamber 1
13 115-00024-00 Counting Chamber New Unit 1
16 115-00116-00 Puncturing Sample Collection Unit 1
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Figure 8-4 Details of the Back
17 BNC Connector Nut 1
18 034-00040-02 Red Gasket LNS-3 1
19 042-00042-00 Liquid Path Tube Metal Plate-Small 1
20 034-00039-02 Red Gasket CCLR-3 1
21 008-00109-00 BNC Connector 1
22 034-00036-00 Connector FTLLB230-1 1
23 042-00040-00 Cable Interface Metal Plate 1
24 034-00040-03 Blue Gasket LNS-5 1
25 034-00040-01 Green Gasket LNS-4 1
26 034-00040-00 White Gasket LNS-1 1
27 034-00039-03 Blue Gasket CCLR-5 1
28 034-00039-01 Green Gasket CCLR-4 1
29 034-00039-00 White Gasket CCLR-1 1
30 034-00035-00 Connector FTLLB220-1 1
31 034-00035-00 Connector FTLLB220-1 1
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32 034-00036-00 Connector FTLLB230-1 1
33 042-00041-00 Liquid Path Tube Metal Plate-Big 1
34 042-00031-00 Main Control Board Lower Shield 1
35 042-00030-00 Main Control Board Upper Shield 1
36 051-00004-00 Main Control Board PCBA 1
37 051-00016-00 Driver Board PCBA 1
38 051-00017-00 Auto Sampler PCBA 1
39 008-00125-00 Power Socket 1
40 051-00004-00 Power Plate PCBA 1
41 042-00221-00 Circuit Plate Cover 1
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Figure 8-5 Sample Collection Unit

One 115-00116-00 DH520 Sample Collection unit 1
1 042-00188-00 Back Plate 1
2 041-00199-00 Horizontal Fixed Plate 1
3 024-00026-00 Stepper Motor STP-43D2138-02 1
4 115-00051-00 OC Unit (Self-made Terminal) 1
5 034-00018-00 Driving Pulley 1
6 034-00119-00 Big Belt 1
7 041-00099-00 Idler Fixed Axis 2 1
8 034-00082-00 Bearing 2
9 041-00089-00 Idler 1
10 030-04002-00 Φ2E Jump Ring 1
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11 041-00095-00 Horizontal Seat 2
12 041-00206-00 Stop Block 2
13 034-00118-00 Horizontal Axis 2
14 115-00016-00 Sample Collection Unit Vertical Working Part 1
15 034-00135-00 Big Towline 1
17 030-02042-00 M4*12 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw 4
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Figure 8-6 Sample Collection Unit-Details of the Vertical Part
One 115-00016-00 Sample Collection Unit Vertical Working Part 1
1 042-00014-00 Baffle Metal Plate 1
3 041-00081-00 Upper Fixed Plate 1
4 034-00090-00 Vertical Axis 2
5 042-00012-00 Needle Rack Plate 1
6 042-00013-00 OC Contacts-1 1
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7 041-00197-00 Slider 1
8 034-00092-00 Vertical Axis Linear Bearing 2
9 082-00041-00 Puncturing Needle 1
10 041-00196-00 Lower Fixed Plate 1
11 115-00169-00 Swab Unit-2 1
12 041-00202-00 Swab Plate 1
13 034-00018-00 Driving Pulley 3
14 034-00083-00 Small Synchronous Belt 1
15 041-00094-00 Big Belt Platen 2
16 042-00190-00 Wire Protecting Slot 1
17 041-00198-00 Vertical Fixed Plate 1
18 034-00148-00 Double Bearing Bearing Seat 2
19 042-00189-00 Towline Moving Metal Plate 1
20 041-00205-00 Speed Reduction Shaft 1
21 034-00122-00 Speed Reduction Belt 1
22 034-00123-00 Speed Reduction Wheel 1
23 041-00093-00 Big Belt Platen Fixed Block 1
24 042-00187-00 OC Contacts 1
25 041-00201-00 Motor Vertical Plate 2
26 041-00200-00 Motor Fixed Plate 1
27 024-00026-00 Stepper Motor STP-43D2138-02 1
28 041-00092-00 Horizontal Linear Bearing Fixed Block 2
29 041-00204-00 Shaft 2 1
30 034-00093-00 Horizontal Axis Linear Bearing 2
31 041-00203-00 Adjustment Fixed Block 1
34 033-00010-00 Spring U-Shaped Clip 1
35 030-05038-00 Elastic Outer Jump Ring for Φ6 Shaft 2
38 030-04024-00 Elastic Outer Jump Ring for Φ14 Shaft 4
41 030-03102-00 M3 Standard Spring Washer 4
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Figure 8-7 Mixture Unit

One 115-00148-00 DH520 Mixture Unit 1
1 034-00152-00 Large Towline 1
2 041-00213-00 Screw Supporter 1
3 034-00132-00 Ball Bearing 1
4 115-00145-00 Mixture Unit Horizontal Moving Part 1
5 034-00127-00 Guide Rail+Slider MGW9C L=170 1
6 042-00193-00 Vertical Fixed Plate 1
7 034-00136-00 Plastic Nut 1
8 041-00212-00 Motor Fixed Plate 1
9 024-00028-00 Linear Stepper Motor 42H401 M8*S8*P2*L168 1
10 043-00050-00 Φ30 Snap Bushing 1
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14 033-00011-00 C-shaped Retaining Ring 1
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Figure 8-8 Horizontal Moving Part
One 115-00145-00 Mixture Unit Horizontal Moving Part 1
1 034-00136-00 Plastic Nut 1
2 115-00146-00 Grasp Unit 1
3 042-00195-00 Up-and-down Motion Metal Plate 1
5 042-00240-00 OC Contacts 1
6 042-00239-00 Towline Overlapping Metal Plate 1
7 024-00027-00 Linear Stepper Motor 42H310 M8*S8*P2*L93 1
8 034-00128-00 Guide Rail+Slider-3 MGN9C1R103ZOCM 1
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Figure 8-9 Grasp Unit

One 115-00146-00 Grasp Unit 1
1 041-00214-00 Slider Fixed Plate 1
2 042-00196-00 OC Contacts 5 1
3 041-00219-00 Grasp Fixed Plate 1
4 024-00025-00 Stepper Motor STP-43D1079 1
5 115-00185-00 Projection Type OC Unit 1
6 041-00216-00 OC Supporting Plate 1
7 041-00221-00 OC Contacts 10 1
8 041-00215-00 Bearing Fixed Block 1
9 034-00131-00 Small Bearing C-B675ZZ 2
10 034-00018-00 Driving Pulley ATP19MXL025-K-P5 2
11 034-00130-00 Synchronous Belt-3 TBN87MXL025 1
12 041-00217-00 Mechanical Hand Idler Shaft 1
13 041-00218-00 Grasp Block 1
14 042-00197-00 Grasp Piece 2
15 042-00230-00 Test Tube Protection Metal Plate 1
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21 045-00029-00 Left-and-right Pushing Motor Spacer 1
22 030-05032-00 Elastic Outer Jump Ring for Shaft Φ5 1
23 043-00060-00 Grasp Spacer 2
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Figure 8-10 Auto Sampling Unit
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One 115-00147-00 Auto Sampling Unit 1
1 042-00185-00 OC Fixed Piece-2 1
2 011-00012-00 Reflecting OC GP2A25J0000F 1
3 115-00125-00 Upper Pallet Unit 1
4 115-00150-00 Micro Roll Lever Switch Terminal Unit (Self-made 1
Terminal)
5 115-00120-00 Deflection Unit 1
6 115-00122-00 Left-and-right Moving Unit 1
7 042-00184-00 Back Metal Plate 1
8 115-00117-00 Sealed Sampling Unit 1
9 115-00119-00 Front-and-back Moving Unit 1
10 042-00173-00 Belt Plate 1
11 034-00127-00 Guide Rail+Slider MGN9C1R170ZOCM 1
12 115-00185-00 Transmission Type OC Unit 2
14 030-04002-00 E-shaped Jump Ring Φ2 1
15 034-00082-00 Bearing MR63ZZ 2
16 041-00089-00 Idler 1
17 041-00191-00 Idler Shaft 1
20 115-00118-00 Large Bottom Plate Unit 1
21 034-00116-00 Hexagon Fixed Column LSBF7-59-M3-N3 4
22 042-00186-00 Test Tube Rack Guide Plate-2 1
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Figure 8-11 Front-and-back Moving Unit

One 115-00119-00 Front-and-back Moving Unit 1
1 030-05029-00 Metal Hexagon Nut M3 2
2 030-05028-00 Plastic Spacer Φ3.2*Φ7*0.5 2
3 042-00170-00 Spring Fixed Block-Right 1
5 042-00169-00 Front-and-back Moving Metal Plate 1
7 041-00222-00 Push Block Fixed Shaft 2
8 034-00111-00 Tension Spring-2 AWY4-20 2
9 042-00171-00 Spring Fixed Block-Left 1
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Figure 8-12 Left-and-right Moving Unit
One 115-00122-00 Left-and-right Moving Unit 1
2 045-00029-00 Left-and-right Pushing Motor Spacer 1
3 042-00177-00 Push Supporter 1
4 042-00242-00 Limit Baffle Plate 1
7 041-00193-00 Idler Shaft 2 1
8 034-00082-00 Bearing MR63ZZ 2
9 041-00089-00 Idler 1
11 030-04002-00 E-shaped Jump Ring Φ2 1
12 034-00113-00 Hexagon Stud-Short 3
13 034-00128-00 Guide Rail+Slider-3 MGN9C1R103ZOCM 1
14 115-00123-00 Left-and-right Stirring Small Unit 1
15 115-00124-00 Counting Piece Unit 1
16 042-00173-00 Belt Plate 1
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Figure 8-13 Left-and-right Stirring Unit
One 115-00123-00 Left-and-right Stirring Small Unit 1
1 030-05029-00 Metal Hexagon Nut M3 2
3 041-00195-00 Socket 2
4 041-00194-00 Swing Block 2
5 042-00178-00 Sliding Metal Plate 1
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Figure 8-14 Counting Piece Unit
One 115-00124-00 Counting Piece Unit 1
2 042-00181-00 Clip 1
3 042-00179-00 Swing Fixed Plate 1
5 042-00180-00 Swing Metal Plate 2
6 041-00227-00 Counting Piece Fixed Shaft 2
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Figure 8-15 Deflection Unit
One 115-00120-00 Deflection Unit 1
1 042-00176-00 Deflection Metal Plate 1
2 041-00192-00 Deflection Block 1
4 115-00121-00 Deflection Supporter Unit 1
5 024-00025-00 Stepper MotorSTP-43D1079 1
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Figure 8-16 Sealed Sampling Unit
One 115-00117-00 Sealed Sampling Unit 1 1
1 041-00210-00 Roller 1 1
2 041-00209-00 Roller Shaft 1 1
3 042-00191-00 Sealed Sampling Seat 1 1
4 041-00208-00 Test Tube Bucket 1 1
5 041-00207-00 Test Tube Fixed Block 1 1
6 041-00211-00 Sealed Sampling Long Shaft 1 1
7 011-00011-00 Transmission Type OC 1 1
8 042-00192-00 OC Contacts 1 1
9 115-00054-00 Vertical Motor Unit (Self-made Terminal) 1 1
10 034-00125-00 Gear1 GEABO.8-16-7-B-5 1 1
11 034-00126-00 Gear 2 GEABO.8-50-5-B-6-KC90 1 1
12 030-01309-00 M3*6 Cross Recess Head Screw 7 7
13 030-02330-00 M4*4 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw 4 4
14 030-02031-00 M3*6 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw 1 1
15 030-05025-00 Nylon Flat Gasket M6*12*1.5 2 2
16 030-04007-00 Φ5E-shaped Jump Ring 2 2
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8.3 Quantitative Module
Figure 8-17 One-piece Syringe

One 024-00031-00 One-piece Syringe 1
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Figure 8-18 0.03ml Dosing Pump
One 115-00108-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Unit 1
1 042-00144-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Unit Holder 1
2 115-00043-00 Small Magnet Valve Unit (Self-made Terminal) 1
3 041-00158-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Magnet Valve Joint 1
4 045-00031-00 M3 Joint Rubber Spacer 5
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5 034-00108-00 M3 Joint 4
6 082-00021-00 Silicone Tube 18mm
7 082-00024-00 Teflon 8mm
8 041-00159-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Liquid 1
9 045-00012-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Septum 1
10 034-00089-00 M3 Adapter 1
11 041-00102-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Gas Cap 1
12 041-00103-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Adjustment Screw 1
13 045-00011-00 O-ring 1
14 041-00105-00 0.03ML Dosing Pump Lock Nut 1
15 030-01314-00 M3×16 Cross Recess Head Screw 8
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One 115-00013-00 0.35ML Dosing Pump 1
4 045-00003-00 O-ring 1
6 041-00071-00 0.35ML Dosing Pump Liquid Cap 1 1
7 030-01314-00 Cross Recess Head Screw M3*16 6
8 042-00010-00 0.35ML Dosing Pump Metal Plate 1
9 034-00108-00 M3 Joint 1
10 034-00089-00 M3 Adapter 1
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3 045-00003-00 O-ring 1
5 045-00034-00 0.45ml Dosing Pump Septum 1
6 041-00225-00 0.45ML Dosing Pump Liquid Cap 1
9 034-00108-00 M3 Adapter 1
11 034-00089-00 M3 Adapter 1
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One 115-00014-00 0.8ML Dosing Pump 1
4 045-00007-00 O-ring 1
6 041-00075-00 0.8ML Dosing Pump Liquid Cap 1
9 034-00108-00 M3 Joint 1
10 034-00089-00 M3 Adapter 1
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8.4 Reaction Test Module
Figure 8-22 DIFF Reaction Unit
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One 115-00012-00 DIFF Chamber 1
1 034-00010-00 M3 Adapter 3
2 043-00012-00 DIFF Chamber Upper Plate 1
3 045-00004-00 O-ring 2
4 024-00001-00 Heating Tube 1
5 024-00003-00 DIFF Heating Film 1
6 010-00012-00 Thermal Switch 1
7 046-00001-00 DIFF Chamber Heat Preservation Cotton 1
8 043-00013-00 DIFF Chamber Lower Plate 1
10 041-00065-00 Heater Fixed Block 1
12 082-00007-00 Liquid Adding Tube 3
13 034-00159-00 XQCLM755 1
14 013-00003-00 Temperature Sensor 1
15 041-00066-00 DIFF Chamber Container 1
16 045-00035-00 O-ring 1
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Figure 8-23 Counting Chamber Unit
— 115-00024-00 Counting Chamber New Unit 1
1 115-00070-00 Counting Chamber Cover Metal Plate Unit 1
2 041-00120-00 Counting Chamber Holder 2
3 115-00034-00 WBC Chamber Unit 1
4 115-00035-00 RBC Chamber Unit 1
5 041-00121-00 Counting Chamber Holder Cover 2
6 115-00071-00 Counting Chamber Cover Unit 1
7 115-00028-00 HGB Unit 1
8 048-00002-00 Isolation Chamber Unit 2
9 041-00132-00 Isolation Chamber Fixed Block 2
11 030-05037-00 Slotted Thumb Screw 2
12 030-05036-00 Nylon Cross Recess Head Screw 6
13 030-02018-00 M2×16 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw 1
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Figure 8-24 WBC Test Part

One 115-00034-00 WBC Chamber Unit 1
1 043-00014-00 Counting Chamber-Front Chamber 1
2 034-00087-00 Platinum Sheet 1
3 045-00015-00 Lower Jewel Hole Spacer 1
4 082-00001-01 70μm Ruby Micropore 1
5 045-00016-00 Upper Jewel Hole Spacer 1
6 043-00015-00 Counting Chamber-Back Chamber 1
7 082-00027-00 50 Tube 4×25mm
8 034-00050-00 L420-1 Joint 2
9 041-00156-00 Counting Chamber Back Chamber-Electrode 1
10 045-00026-00 φ5×1.9 O-ring 1
11 034-00049-00 T420-1 Joint 1
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Figure 8-25 RBC Test Part

One 115-00034-00 RBC Chamber Unit 1
1 043-00014-00 Counting Chamber-Front Chamber 1
2 034-00087-00 Platinum Sheet 1
3 045-00015-00 Lower Jewel Hole Spacer 1
4 082-00001-00 100μm Ruby Micropore 1
5 045-00016-00 Upper Jewel Hole Spacer 1
6 043-00015-00 Counting Chamber-Back Chamber 1
7 082-00027-00 50 Tube 4×25mm
8 034-00050-00 L420-1 Joint 2
9 041-00156-00 Counting Chamber Back Chamber-Electrode 1
10 045-00026-00 5×1.9 O-ring 1
11 034-00049-00 T420-1 Joint 1
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Figure 8-26 HGB Unit
One 115-00028-00 HGB Unit 1
1 043-00017-00 HGB-PD Plastic Shell 1
2 043-00016-00 HGB-LED Plastic Shell 1
3 011-00009-00 Photodiode BPW21R 1
4 011-00004-00 LED ZR51-PGT3E-G-A-MB290 1
5 043-00094-00 HGB-PD Locking Cap 1
6 043-00093-00 HGB-LED Locking Cap 1
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Figure 8-27 Optical Cover
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One 115-00001-00 Optical System 1
1 042-00005-00 Big Cover 1
2 046-00003-00 Optical System Top Heat Preservation Cotton 1
3 046-00004-00 Optical System Front Heat Preservation Cotton 1
4 046-00005-00 Optical System Side Heat Preservation Cotton 2
5 024-00002-00 Optical System Heating Film 1
6 046-00002-00 Optical System Bottom Heat Preservation Cotton 1
7 034-00007-00 M4 Shockproof Rubber Seat 4
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Figure 8-28 Details of Optical System
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One 115-00001-00 Optical System 1
1 042-00004-00 Outer Cover 1
2 034-00071-00 Circuit Board Isolation Column,Φ7×Φ3.2×4mm 4
3 010-00007-00 Micro Switch,SS-01GL2 1
4 051-00003-00 Finished Circuit Board, PMT Plate PCBA 1
5 042-00093-00 PMT Circuit Board Cover 1
6 043-00027-00 Bushing, HMB-016 50mm
7 042-00003-00 45 Degree Mirror Cover 1
8 043-00029-00 Wire Fixed Seat CH Series, CH-1 1
9 046-00006-00 45 Degree Mirror Cover Heat Preservation Cotton 1
10 042-00094-00 Temperature Sensor Metal Plate 1
11 041-00139-00 Optical System Temperature Sensor Aluminum Block 1
12 010-00012-00 Thermal Switch, 6ATP2-07005 1
13 013-00003-00 Temperature Sensor, CWF-2S2-3950 1
14 041-00011-00 Large Substrate 1
15 041-00190-00 Large Substrate Pin 2
16 033-00000-00 Light Load Tension Spring, AWY5-15 4
17 034-00004-00 Hexagon Spring Column, DSP03-15 4
18 041-00026-00 Adjusting Screw Fixed Seat 2
19 034-00081-00 Lock Trimming Thread, HG261OA-L 1
20 034-00080-00 Lock Trimming Thread, HG201OA-L 1
21 041-00043-00 45 Degree Mirror Fixed Seat 1
22 081-00006-00 Dichroic Mirror, Filter (660DCLP) 1
23 115-00003-00 Forward Light Unit 1
24 115-00006-00 Forward Scattering Unit 1
25 115-00008-00 Side Scattering Unit 1
26 115-00009-00 PMT Unit 1
27 115-00064-00 LD Driver Board Unit 1
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Figure 8-29 Optical Flow Chamber Details
One 115-00001-00 Optical System 1 1
1 041-00031-00 Slide Mirror Bottom Plate 1 1
2 041-00027-00 Flow Chamber Substrate 1 1
3 042-00101-00 L-shaped Plate 2 2
4 034-00008-00 1 Slide Rail+2 Slider 2 2
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5 115-00004-00 3D Adjustment Bracket Unit 1 1
6 115-00005-00 Flow Chamber Unit 1 1
7 030-02013-00 M2×6 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw 8 8
8 030-01310-00 M3×8 Cross Recess Head Screw 2 2
9 030-02031-00 M3×6 Hexagon Socket Head Cap Screw 2 2
10 030-01309-00 M3×6 Cross Recess Head Screw 4 4
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8.5 Power Module
Figure 8-30 Details of the Power Module

One 115-00137-00 DH520 Large Power Unit 1
1 010-00022-00 Rocker Switch 1
2 042-00380-00 Power Switch Adjustment Plate 1
3 042-00209-00 Power Seat-New 1
4 022-00005-00 Power Filter 1
5 022-00004-00 Power 1
6 042-00210-00 Power Cover 1
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Appendix A Liquid Path Diagram
DH520液路图.pdf
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Appendix B Time Sequence Diagram
时序图V1.0.pdf
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Appendix C 520FRU Code
*Components with yellow filling mean that they are shared with DH-510.
Product Module Unit Component FRU Code Note Sales Unit
Syringe Unit
Whole--01 801-0111 One-piece syringe 1/Set
01
Whole--01 802-0201 1/Set
Vertical Motor--02 802-0202 With speed reduction wheel 1/Piece
Sample
Vertical Synchronous Belt --03 802-0203 1/Piece
Collection Sample
Horizontal Motor --04 802-0204 With synchronous wheel 1/ Piece
Module Collection Unit
Horizontal Synchronous Belt --05 802-0205 1/ Piece
02
Puncturing Aspiration Pipette--06 802-0206 With 2 nylon cables 1/ Piece
Swab--07 802-0207 1/ Piece
520 Series Towline--08 802-0208 One OC and one motor line 2/Set
802 Vacuum Pump
Vacuum Pump Unit --01 801-0301 1/ Piece
03
Dosing Pump (0.8)--01 801-0401 1/ Piece
Vacuum Pump Dosing Pump (0.35)--02 801-0402 1/ Piece
Liquid
04 Dosing Pump (0.03)--03 801-0403 1/ Piece
Path
Dosing Pump (0.45)--04 802-0404 1/ Piece
Module
3-way Magnet Valve --01 801-0501 With metal plate 1/ Piece
Valve 2-way Magnet Valve --02 801-0502 With metal plate 1/ Piece
05 2-way Large Magnet Valve --03 801-0503 With metal plate 1/ Piece
2-way Pinch Valve --04 801-0504 1/ Piece
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Vacuum Bottle --01 801-0601 1/ Piece
Jar Pressure Bottle--02 801-0602 1/ Piece
06 Waste Fluid Chamber Unit --03 801-0603 1/ Piece
Dil Chamber Unit --04 801-0604 1/ Piece
Pressure
Adjustment
Micro Pressure Regulator --01 801-0701 AP-100 1/ Piece
Unit
07
Diluent Tube --01 801-0801 1/ Piece
LD-5 Lysing Reagent Tube --02 801-0802 1/ Piece
External Tube LH-5 Lysing Reagent Tube --03 801-0803 1/ Piece
08 Waste Bucket Tube --04 801-0804 1/ Piece
Power Line--05 801-0805 1/ Piece
Cable--06 801-0806 1/ Piece
DIFF Reaction
Unit Whole --01 801-0901 1/ Piece
09
Whole --01 801-1001 1/ Piece
WBC Test Part
Test WBC Jewel Hole --02 801-1002 1/ Piece
10
Module Counting Chamber Cover --03 801-1003 1/ Piece
RBC Test Part Whole --01 801-1101 1/ Piece
11 RBC Jewel Hole --02 801-1102 1/ Piece
HGB Unit
Whole --01 801-1201 1/ Piece
12
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Isolation
Chamber Whole --01 801-1301 2 pieces/Set
13
Optical Whole --01 801-1401 1/ Piece
System Unit PMT Plate PCBA--02 801-1402 1/ Piece
14 FS Plate PCBA--03 801-1403 1/ Piece
Main Control Board--01 802-1501 1/ Piece
Driver Board--02 802-1502 1/ Piece
Board Pressure Sensor Plate--03 802-1503 1/ Piece
15 Indicator Plate--04 802-1504 1/ Piece
Power Plate--05 801-1505 1/ Piece
Circuit Auto Sampler--06 802-1506 1/ Piece
Module Power Switch Power--01 801-1601 Mean Well Power, SP-240-24 1/ Piece
16 Power Switch--02 801-1602 Rocker Switch 1/ Piece
OC Unit--01 801-1701 1/ Piece
Sensor Reflecting OC--02 802-1702 1/ Piece
17 Micro Roller Lever Switch Terminal
801-1703 1/ Piece
Unit --03
30
50 Tube (1.6*3.2)--01 801-1801
meters/Box
Tube 30
Others 50 Tube (2*3.8)--02 801-1802
18 meters/Box
30
50 Tube (2.4*4)--03 801-1803
meters/Box
146
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20
SMC Tube--04 801-1804
meters/Pack
20
801-1805
Teflon (0.8*1.8)--05 meters/Pack
20
801-1806
Silicone Tube (1.5*3.1)--06 meters/Pack
Connection inner
Adapter, N430/420-1 801-1901 diameter (2.7-3.2) 100 /Pack
Inner diameter (2.0-2.4)
Connection inner diameter
T-joint, T420-1 801-1902 (2.0-2.4) 100/Pack
Tube
Two ends diameter (2.7-3.2)
Joint T Adapter, T430/420-1 801-1903 One end diameter (2.0-2.4) 100/Pack
19
Two ends diameter (2.7-3.2)
T Adapter, T430R420-1 801-1904 One end diameter (2.0-2.4) 100/Pack
Connection inner diameter

Big T Joint，T430-1 801-1905 (2.7-3.2) 50/Pack
Tube
Screw Cross Recess Head Screw,M3*12 801-2001 50/Pack
20 Cross Recess Head Screw,M2*6 801-2002 100/Pack
147
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Cross Recess Head Screw,M2*12 801-2003 50/Pack
Nylon Cross Recess Head
801-2011 50/Pack
Screw,M3*8
14mm Test Tube Adapter--01 802-2101 1/Piece
12mm Test Tube Adapter --02 802-2102 1/ Piece
Others
1.5ml Bullet Adpater--03 802-2103 1/ Piece
21
Capillary Blood Collector
802-2104 1/ Piece
Adapter--04
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AUTO HEMATOLOGY ANALYZER

1.1 Name & Model

1.1.1 Product Name

1.2 Term Definition

2、 DIFF WBC five differentiation

1.3 System Configuration

1.3.1 Reagent Configuration

Waste Operating Mouse;

Figure 1-1 Analyzer Interface

1.4.1 Analyzer Mainframe

1.4.2 UMS Software

1.5.1 Intended Use

1.5.2 Designed Daily Sample Volume

1.5.3 Designed Number of Years

1.6.1 Sample Quantitative Method

1.6.2 DIFF Measurement

Figure 1-2 Flow Cytometry Principle

Figure 1-3 Scattergram

1.6.3 WBC Counting

Figure 1-4 Coulter Principle

Figure 1-5 WBC Histogram

1.6.4 WBC Parameters

1.6.5 RBC/PLT Measurement

Figure 1-6 RBC/PLT Histogram

Figure 1-7 RDW-SD Diagram

1.6.7 PLT Parameters

1.6.9 HGB Parameters

1.7.1 Measurement Mode & Sample Volume Requirements

1.7.2 Measurement Mode & Parameters

Neutrophile Granulocyte Count NEUT# / ※

Neutrophile Granulocyte Percentage NEUT% / ※

Eosinophilic Granulocyte Percentage EO% / ※

Lymphocyte Count LYMPH# / ※

Lymphocyte Percentage LYMPH% / ※

Monocyte Count MONO# / ※

Monocyte Percentage MONO% / ※

Other Cells Count OTHER# / ※

Other Cells Percentage OTHER% / ※

Immature Granulocyte Count IG# / ※

Immature Granulocyte Percentage IG% / ※

Histograms White Blood Cell Histogram WBC ※ ※

1.7.3 Measurement & Display Range

Table 1-5 Linearity Measurement Range

Measurement Linearity Linearity Tolerance Linearity Tolerance

1.7.5 Counting Correlation

Measurement Item a │b│ r

1.7.6 Differential Correlation

1.8 Measurement Speed

1.9 Reagent Consumption

1.11 Size & Weight

Analyzer Outer Package

Width 605mm 694mm

Depth 720mm 844mm

Height 550mm 827mm

Weight 56Kg 76Kg

1.14 Safety Protection

1.15 Regular Replacement

1.15.1 Maintenance Item