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    AU400 ISE Mechanical and Function Manual Manual History TableP1/1

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    Table of Contents

    Part 1: OutlineInstrument Outline 1 1 to 1 3

    Specifications1 - 4

    Limited Conditions 1 - 5

    Product Unit 1 6 to 1 9

    Part 2: SpecificationSpecification2 1 to 2 3

    Part 3: Overall ConstructionOverall Construction 3 1

    Piping Diagram

    Part 4: Operation ExplanationsOperation Explanations 4 1 to 4 2

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 1 Outline1 - 1

    Product Outline

    Product Aim1. Lineup completion under the AU800 and the AU600 in regard to the processing speed.

    2. Share expansion by system business correspondence of reagents and equipment.

    3. Offering of user merits by standardization of reagents and operationally with the AU600.

    Target Market1. Target Area

    Japan / US / Europe / Asia/Oceania

    2. Target Facilities

    Japan, Europe : Small, Medium size hospitals (Maximum 50 samples/day)

    US, Asia/Oceania : Small, Medium and Large size hospitals (Maximum 100 samples/ day)

    3. PurposeElectrolyte analyze for serum and urine

    Positioning at the market and competitors1. Positioning

    A biochemical analyzer aiming for processing of medium and small sample quantities for

    the market for medium and small hospitals.

    Biochemical analyzer for STAT inspections for the market for medium and large hospitals

    2. Competitors

    Manufacture Product Feature

    Beckman Coulter AU400 Na, K, Cl : 3 items 200 samples/hourHitachi 7070 Na, K, Cl : 3 items 180 samples/hour

    Shimazu CL-8000 Na, K, Cl : 3 items 133 samples/hour

    Toshiba 40FR Na, K, Cl : 3 items 200 samples/hour

    Du Pont Dimension AR Na, K, Cl, TCO2 : 4 items 67 samples/hour

    J&J Ektachem 550 Na, K, Cl, TCO2 : 4 items

    Bayer Opera Na, K, TCO2 : 4 items

    Our main competitor is HITACHI 7070.

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 1 Outline1 - 2

    Correspondence to Law and Regulations1. Acquired External Standards

    Japan : Pharmaceutical Affairs Law

    USA : FDA510K

    FCC Part 15 Class A

    CSA C 22. 2 No. 1010-1

    Europe : CE Marketing EMC Emission EN55011 (Conform to CISPR11)

    Immunity EN50082-2

    Low Voltage Equipment (Safety) Regulations EN61010-1

    H Mark

    Australia/New Zealand : AS/NZS CISPR11

    All destinations : Radiation Field (Testing is represented by Europe Destination)

    2. Observed External Standards

    Japan : Package Recycle Law

    Waste Process Law

    Water Pollution Control Law

    Sewage Law

    Security Export Management regulations

    USA : FDC regulation, Part 1040. 10

    (Safety of lasers and other light-emitting product)

    FDC regulation, 21 CFR Part 820 (GMP)

    Regulation in regard to packaging materials containing

    Harmful Substance HIPPA

    Regulations for Used Batteries CE4212

    Europe : Instructions in regard to the batteries

    Government degrees in regard to packaging waste materials (DE)

    Equipment safety standards for hospital laboratories (UK)

    Universal : Law for protections of the ozone layerPL Law

    Regulations in regards to asbestos

    Note: The ISE is a factory option.

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 1 Outline1 - 3

    Quality Aim1. Feature

    As an option of the AU400, when there is indication for analysis of Na, K and Cl items,

    take 20 l of sample (serum) or 25 l (Urine) from the device and measure the ion

    concentration of Na, K, Cl for 18 second cycle per sample.

    2. Electrode Life

    Storage life

    Na electrode : Max. 12 months

    K electrode : Max. 12 months

    Cl electrode : Max. 12 months

    Reference electrode : Max. 12 months

    Expiration date

    Na electrode : Max. 2 months or 20,000 samples*K electrode : Max. 2 months or 20,000 samples*

    Cl electrode : Max. 2 months or 20,000 samples*

    Reference electrode : Max. 24 months or 150,000 samples*

    *It is expired in that period or number of samples whichever comes first.

    Service Life5 years or 150,000 tests (100 samples/day 25 days/month 12 months 5 years)

    Except for the consumption parts and periodical exchanged parts

    Product Life5 years

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 1 Outline1 4

    Feature

    Selling Points

    1) Crown ether membrane is used to measure Na and K electrodes, and Molecular

    oriented membrane (MO membrane) is used to measure Cl electrodes, and that

    possesses good response and improves durability.

    The crown ether membranes of Na, K electrodes have high-speed response, goodselectivity, and are insusceptible to chemical inhibitors (Protein and etc.).

    Cl electrode uses Molecular Oriented membrane (MO membrane) to build up tens of

    thousands of the molecular firms and change the molecular firms to solid, by this

    solidificationtechnology the new CL electrode obtains more high-speed response and

    high selectivity (counter Br, counter HCO3.

    By the high-speed response, one each electrode can process the measurements ofthe Na, K, and Cl electrolytes for 200 samples per hour.

    2) Different from the flame photometry method, the ISE does not used Propane gas and

    the amount of the heat generation is smaller.

    3) The ISE can analyze the primitive urine and does not have to dilute samples.

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 1 Outline1 - 5

    Limiting Condition(Use Environment, Cautions and Prohibitions and etc.)

    Installation and Use Environment

    A place not exposed to direct sunlight

    A place with little dust

    A flat place with little inclination (max. slope: 1/200)

    A place where the floor can withstand the instrument weight

    A place without serve voltage fluctuations (Voltage fluctuations within 10 %)

    A place with no machines producing abnormal noise in the vicinity The temperature should be 18 to 32 during the instrument is working, and the

    fluctuation should be within 2 .

    The humidity should be 40 to 80 % RH and there should be no condensation.

    (Temperature at the storage condition should be between 5 to 40 .)

    Cautions and ProhibitionsFor general caution items, refer to the contents of the notification by the Pharmaceutical

    Affairs Bureau of the Japan

    Ministry of Health and Welfare, dated June 1, 1972, listed in the operation manual.

    In addition, the caution items listed in the operation manual and the caution labels on the

    equipment must be observed.

    Instrument UsersOperators and users of this instrument shall be those who are trained by Beckman Coulter or

    trainers certified by Beckman Coulter.

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism ManualPart 1 Outline of the System

    1 6

    Product Unit

    Type List

    Parts No. Name Destination

    MU4970 M514-OPA01 JAPAN

    MU4971 M514-OPA02 USA

    MU4972 M514-OPA03 Europe

    MU4986 M514-OPA04 Asia/Oceania

    Unit composition

    Pcs.

    MU4970 MU4971 MU4972 MU4986Composition

    Unit

    Parts

    No.

    Product

    Name M514-OPA01

    M514-OPA02

    M514-OPA03

    M514-OPA04

    Remarks

    MU4977 M015-AA01 1 1 1 1

    MU4978 M015-DA01 1 1 1 1

    MU5010 M015-JA01 1 1 1 1

    MU3223 M014-EF01 1 1 1 1

    MU3545 M014-BA02 2 2 2 2

    MU2465 M510-SA01 1 1 1 1

    M504-EJ01 1 1 1 1 R syringe

    M902-EM03 1 1 1 1 SyringeCase

    MB9807 Model Label 1 1 1 1

    MB9132 EC Label 1 1 1 1MD7476 Tube 2 2 2 2

    Main body

    MD7477 Connector 4 4 4 4MU3213 M014-ACC11 1Standard

    accessories

    MU3214 M014-ACC12 1 1 1Starter kit MU3216 M014-TRN11 1

    PackingMaterials

    MU4991 M015-DPC11 1 1 1 1MU4993 Name label J 1 1

    MU4994 Name label A 1

    Namelabel set

    MU4995 Name label E 1Consumables MU3218 M014-CSS11 (1) (1) (1) (1)Repair parts MU4992 M015-REP11 (1) (1) (1) (1)

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism ManualPart 1 Outline of the System

    1 7

    Standard Accessories Composition

    Pcs. Remarks

    MU3213 MU3214CompositionUnit PartsNo. ProductNameM014-ACC11 M014- ACC12

    MU9623 P tube 1 1

    ZM2970 Pinch valvetube

    1 11 1

    MA1198 Warranty 1 1 WarrantyCheck list 1 1 Package check

    list

    Packing List 1 1

    StandardAccessories

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 2 Specification2 - 1

    Specification

    Method

    Dilution-type ion electrode method

    *Dilution Tube Fixed Method

    Measurement ItemNa, K, Cl ion

    Measurement sampleSerum, Urine

    ThroughputMaximum 200 samples/ hour

    *18 seconds cycle

    Sample volumeSerum : 20 L (Extrusion water: 8 L)

    Urine : 25 L (Extrusion water: 10 L)

    Buffer solution volumeSerum : 618 L

    Urine : 750 L

    Reagents to be usedBuffer solution

    MID-STD solution

    REF solution

    Serum H standard solution

    Serum L standard solution

    Urine H standard solution

    Urine L standard solution

    Selectivity check solution

    Wash water

    Electrode solution

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    Part 2 Specification2 - 2

    CalibrationExternal two-point calibration (electrode sensitivity calibration)

    *Independent calibration for serum and urine

    External one-point calibration (ACAL)

    Measuring RangeSerum mode (mmol/l) Urine mode (mmol/l)

    Na 50 to 200 10 to 400

    K 1. 0 to 10.0 2.0 to 200

    CL 50 to 200 15 to 400

    ElectrodeNa Electrode : Crown ether membrane

    K Electrode : Crown ether membrane

    Cl Electrode : Solid membrane (Class 4 ammonium salt)

    REF Electrode : Liquid junction method

    Electrode Shelf LifeNa Electrode : 12 months from production

    K Electrode : 12 months from production

    Cl Electrode : 12 months from production

    REF Electrode : 12 months from production

    Electrode Shelf Condition

    Temperature : 0 to 40

    Humidity : 20 to 90 %Atmospheric pressure : 0.7 to 1.1

    Electrode LifeNa Electrode : 2 months or 20,000 samples

    K Electrode : 2 months or 20,000 samples

    Cl Electrode : 2 months or 20,000 samples

    REF Electrode : 24 months or 150, 000 samples

    Whichever sooner

    *When the electrode is started using within the electrode shelf life.

    The electrode that is after the shelf life regards as that the electrode is started using on

    the last day of the shelf life, use the electrode life.

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 2 Specification2 - 3

    Perister Tube Life3 month or 20,000 samples

    Syringe Life150, 000 samples

    Use EnvironmentTemperature : 18 to 32

    x Temperature fluctuation : 2 (After the calibration)

    Humidity : 40 to 80 % R. H.

    PowerDC + 5 V

    DC + 24 V

    Max Rated Power SupplyMaximum 100 VA

    WeightAbout 10 kg

    * Only for the case part of the Main body

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism ManualPart 3 Overall Construction 3 - 1

    Overall Construction

    Top View

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    AU400 ISE Function and Mechanism Manual

    Part 4 Operation Explanations4 - 1

    Operation Explanations

    Analysis

    1) The sample probe of the main body dispenses the sample by the extrusion dispensing

    to the dilution tube (Sample pod).

    Sample type Serum (Sample Volume: 20 uL, Extrusion dispensing water: 8 L)

    Urine (Sample volume: 25 L, Extrusion dispensing water: 10 L)

    2) The sample probe discharges the dilution

    Dilution volume Serum (618 L)

    Urine (750 uL)3) The mix bar mixed the sample.

    4) The perister pump aspirates the mixed mixture to the flow cell.

    5) The bypass tube drains the residual liquid in the dilution tube (sample pod) to prepare

    the next mixture.6) Measure the voltage of each Na, K, and Cl electrode referring to REF electrode.

    REF solution Serum (120 L)

    Urine (150 L)

    7) The thermistor measures the temperature of the mixture.

    8) The probe dispenses the STD solution to the dilution tube.

    STD solution Serum (750 L)Urine (991 L)

    9) Same as the sample, measure the temperature of the potential measurements of Na,

    K, Cl, and mixture

    10) Calculate the concentration from the mixture and the STD solution potential after the

    temperature correction.

    Correction1) The sample probe of the main body dispenses the STD solution by the extrusion

    dispensing to the dilution tube (sample pod).

    STD solution For serum: H, L

    For urine: H, L

    2) Perform the same operation as the analysis operation.

    3) Perform calculation.

    Selectivity Check1) The sample probe of the main body dispenses the selectivity check solution by the

    extrusion dispensing to the dilution tube (sample pod).Selectivity check solutions: for Na, for K

    2) Perform the same operation as the analysis operation.

    Wash before Analyze1) The sample probe dispenses the STD solution to the dilution tube (sample pod).

    2) The perister pump aspirates the mixed STD solution to the flow cell.

    3) The bypass tube drains the residual liquid in the dilution tube (sample pod) to prepare

    the next mixture.

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    Part 4 Operation Explanations4 - 2

    Wash after the analysis1) The probe dispenses the STD to the dilution tube (sample pod).

    2) The perister pump aspirates the mixed STD solution to the flow cell.

    3) The bypass tube drains the residual liquid in the dilution tube (sample pod) to prepare

    the next mixture.

    Cleaning1) The sample probe of the main body dispenses the cleaning solution by the extrusion

    dispensing to the sample tube (sample pod).

    2) The probe dispenses the dilution to the dilution tube (Sample pod).

    3) The mix bar mixes the dilution to wash the dilution tube (sample pod).

    4) The perister pump aspirates the cleaning solution to the flow cell to wash the flow cell.

    5) The probe dispenses the STD solution to the dilution tube (sample pod).

    6) The mixing bar mixes the STD solution to wash the dilution tube (sample pod).

    7) The perister pump aspirates the mixed STD solution to the flow cell to wash the flowcell.