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UG-PIMA-01-En v08 Pima Analyser User Guide - EN-OUS
UG-PIMA-01-En v08 Pima Analyser User Guide - EN-OUS
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USER GUIDE
EN
Pima™ Analyser
The Pima Analyser employs the same static image analysis and counting
principles as existing cell enumeration technologies, in a compact, portable
and robust package. Designed equally to suit the needs of the healthcare
professional in the field or in the laboratory the Pima Analyser is an
affordable, effective and valuable point-of-care diagnostic tool.
The following cartridges can be used together with the Pima Analyser:
Pima Bead Standard: box incl. 2 bead cartridges "Low" and "Normal"
(catalogue no. 260400011)
Index of Symbols
Battery
Manufacturer
Serial Number
Catalogue Number
A
ttention symbol.
p To keep dry
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1 INTRODUCTION 1
2 GETTING STARTED 2
3 RUNNING A TEST 3
4 ANALYSIS MENU 4
12 2 GETTING STARTED
12 Pima Analyser Status Lights
12 Pima Analyser Display
13 Charging the Pima Analyser
13 Charging Status Light
14 Switching On the Pima Analyser/Power Status Light
15 User Interface
15 Navigation
16 3 RUNNING A TEST
16 Initiating a Test
17 Inserting the Pima Test Cartridge
18 Operator ID Entry
18 Sample ID Entry
18 Analysis in Progress
19 Analysis Complete
20 Printing Results immediately after Analysis
22 4 ANALYSIS MENU
22 Changing Operator and Sample ID during a Test Run
22 Analysis Menu
22 Change Operator ID
22 Change Sample ID
23 Abort Analysis
4
24 5 MAIN MENU: RESULTS
24 View Results from Archive
25 Print Results from Archive
26 Export Results from Archive
28 Export and Delete Results from Archive
29 Delete Results from Archive
Test Principle
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The Pima test consists of a disposable Pima test cartridge, containing dried
5 reagents, and the Pima Analyser. A low sample volume of approx.
25 microliters (µL) of capillary or venous whole blood is collected into the test
cartridge, which is then capped.
The Pima test cartridge is inserted into the Pima Analyser and the sample
6 sealed within the cartridge is processed. During the course of test processing,
data is recorded, analyzed and interpreted using software embedded in the
Pima Analyser.
7 Upon completion of the test the cartridge is removed from the Pima Analyser
and a test result is displayed.
8 Data Handling
The Pima Analyser provides for data entry (Operator ID, Sample ID),
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archiving and connectivity to printers and data storage media.
All results are saved in an on-board archive and may be retrieved and
downloaded by the operator at any time after the test.
A Pima Test Report may also be printed using an attached external USB Printer.
6 1 INTRODUCTION
Pima Analyser Specifications
1
Pima Analyser
Dimensions D 22 cm × W 13 cm × H 16 cm
Weight 2.54 kg 2
Detection System LED illumination and CCD-based detection
Controls sample volume control; reagent control;
automatic control of cartridge expiry date; 3
internal process controls; automatic test
identification
Display graphical display, monochrome, 128 × 64 pixel
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User Interface 16 button keypad
Languages (Display) English
Memory data storage capacity of approx. 1000 tests
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Operating Conditions
Operating Temperature 10 - 40 °C
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Altitude 0 - 2000 m
Relative Humidity 10 - 95 % (no condensation)
Transport/Storage Temperature 2- 40 °C 7
Environment protect from direct sunlight, humidity and dust
Power 8
Power Supply DC 18 V/ 3.5 A
Mains Power 100 - 240 V + 10 % (A/C) at 47 - 63 Hz
9
Declaration of Conformity
The Pima Analyser complies with the Essential Requirements of the Directive
98/79/EC Annex I and was tested according to EN 61010-1, EN 61010-2-101,
EN 61326-1 and EN 61326-2-6.
Note: It is not recommended to store the Pima Analyser with an empty
3
battery. Therefore, always recharge the battery before long term
storage.
Unpacking, Installation & Transport
4
Unpack the Pima Analyser and place safely on a clean, flat, level and stable
surface. Do not put the Pima Analyser on surfaces that may vibrate, e.g. the
5 top of a freezer or refrigerator or next to a laboratory centrifuge.
Inspect for any obvious sign of damage. Report any damage immediately to
your local distributor. Allow temperature equilibration for at least 30 minutes
to ensure that the Pima Analyser has reached surrounding temperature.
6
When using the Pima Bag for transportation, take out the Pima Analyser and
place safely on a clean, flat, level and stable surface for testing.
7 If the Pima Analyser was transported or moved to areas with different climatic
conditions, allow temperature equilibration for at least 30 minutes.
Note: Keep the original Pima Analyser box in case the instrument needs to
8 be shipped for repair or the like.
8 1 INTRODUCTION
Maintenance & Cleaning
1
The Pima Analyser is a maintenance free instrument and has no serviceable
parts. In the case of encountered Pima Analyser failures or damages, contact
your local distributor.
Use cleaning solutions containing alcohol (for example 70 % Ethanol or 2
Isopropanol). Soak a paper towel or clean cloth with cleaning solution and wipe
the outside of the instrument. In case of using a liquid reagent, turn off the
Pima Analyser and disconnect it from mains A/C power. 3
Do not try to open the Pima Analyser for cleaning.
Do not spray directly onto or inside of the instrument.
Do not use cleaning solutions containing chlorine bleach or organic solvents 4
other than alcohol.
Follow instructions on clearance certificate included in the Pima Analyser
box before shipping the instrument to a third party. 5
6
Components and Optional Items
The following optional items are also available for your Pima Analyser:
• Pima Bag (catalogue no. 260400001)
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• USB Printer (catalogue no. 27040R007)
and Printer Paper I (catalogue no. 26040R009)
and Printer Paper II (catalogue no. 26040R010)
• Connectivity Pack IV (catalogue no. 260400059)
4 o not open the Pima Analyser. Any unauthorized opening of the instrument
D
can cause potential hazards and will invalidate warranty claims.
nly insert USB Printers, USB storage devices or other authorized devices
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into the USB ports of the Pima Analyser. Do not use USB 3.0 storage devices.
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lacement of the Pima Analyser should allow easy disconnection from mains
P
A/C power at any time.
7
To ensure proper ventilation do not cover the instrument while switched on.
For disposal of the Pima Analyser please contact your local distributor.
10 1 INTRODUCTION
Pima Analyser at a Glance
1
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Display Power On
Keypad 2 × USB ports
Cartridge slot door Both Pima USB ports are
designed to be used with USB
storage media, USB Printers or
other authorized devices only.
Power connector port
2
Symbol Colour
Status Line
Date and time are displayed.
8
Battery Status
The Battery Status symbol indicates the charging status when the Pima
Analyser is not connected to mains A/C power.
9
Title Line
Display of currently active menu or sub-menu. During analysis and in the
result windows, the name of the test is displayed here.
Message Lines
Area to display menu items, test results, Pima Analyser activities and
function messages.
12 2 GETTING STARTED
Charging the Pima Analyser
Your Pima Analyser is supplied with a partially charged battery secured within 1
the analyzer. To charge the analyzer battery connect the Pima Analyser to
mains A/C power as follows:
2
• Insert the A/C power cable into the power transformer.
• Connect the power transformer to the power connector port located at the
back of the Pima Analyser.
• Connect the power cable to the corresponding A/C power socket. 3
7
Power connector Power transformer A/C power cable
8
Charging Status Light
Upon connecting to mains A/C power the yellow charging status light located
9
on the front of the Pima Analyser will be illuminated, indicating the charge
state of the analyzer battery.
In order to ensure maximum battery life charge the analyzer battery fully
2 overnight (8 -10 hours) before running the Pima Analyser on battery power.
When running the Pima Analyser on battery power, the battery status is
3 displayed by the battery status symbol within the display status line.
5 Pima Analyser On On
Pima Analyser Off Off
6 Press and hold the Power On button until you hear a triple "beep" and the
appearance of «pimaTM» on the screen confirms that the Pima Analyser is now
switched on.
7 An automated initialization and self-test procedure is activated which may last
for approximately two minutes. During this time the screen changes and the
function of the cartridge slot door is tested.
8 If the Pima Analyser fails correct initialization and self-test, an error code is
displayed. It may not be possible to turn the Pima Analyser off via the route
described in section 7. In such a case press and hold the Power On
9 button on the back of the Pima Analyser until the screen turns black and you
hear a single "beep", confirming that the Pima Analyser is now switched off.
Restart the Pima Analyser as described above. Refer to section 8 and 9 for
details on error codes and contact your local distributor or Technical
Support, if necessary.
It is recommended to shutdown the Pima Analyser at least once per month.
14 2 GETTING STARTED
User Interface
1
All operator interactions with the Pima Analyser are performed using the
analyzer keypad.
5
Navigation
Press a number key to enter the respective number. Press ⌰ once to switch
back and forth between numbers and letters and special characters,
respectively. Press respective keys repeatedly until the desired character
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appears in the order as printed on the keys. If the next letter you want to
enter is located on the same key as the present one, wait until the cursor
appears and enter the letter.
«Dash» and «Underscore» are located on the (0) key.
«Space» is located on the (1) key.
2 Pima test cartridges are supplied in boxes containing a product insert detailing
instructions for sample collection as well as the test specific performance
characteristics.
3
Before performing a Pima test, carefully read the Pima CD4 cartridge guide
for details on sample application and cartridge handling.
4
C
heck correct local date and time before running a test.
5
• To initiate a test run and open the 2020-11-01 11:05
cartridge slot door press 〈 when
prompted by the following screen.
6 Run test
press OK
• The cartridge slot door opens and
7 the Pima Analyser prompts the
operator to insert a cartridge.
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8
• The cartridge slot door can be
closed by pressing ⌨ returning Insert new
the operator to the «Run test» cartridge
9 window.
16 3 RUNNING A TEST
Inserting the Pima Test Cartridge
1
Insert cartridge into the Pima Analyser in the direction indicated by the arrow
on the cartridge.
• Once the Pima Analyser has accepted the cartridge it will prompt the 9
operator to enter both the Operator and Sample ID.
During data entry the test analysis continues in the background.
4 Refer to section 6 for instructions on how to enter a new Operator ID into the
Operator List.
5 Sample ID Entry
Analysis in Progress
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• After Operator and Sample ID have
been entered successfully,
PIMA CD4
the «Analysis in Progress» window Analysing
appears. 67352
The ID of the sample currently time—to—result: 11:00
analysed and an estimated time to
completion are shown.
18 3 RUNNING A TEST
Analysis Complete
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1
• After the analysis has been
successfully completed, the ANALYSIS
«Analysis done. Remove cartridge» Analysis done.
window appears and prompts the Remove 2
operator to remove the cartridge cartridge
from the Pima Analyser.
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• Once the cartridge has been
PIMA CD4
removed, the Pima Analyser
automatically displays the first of Sample 67352
CD3 CD4 4
four result windows, showing the
Sample ID and test result.
BACK PRINT
5
• Additional test related parameters can be viewed using ⌲ and ⌱.
A Pima Test Report may be printed at this time (see "Printing results 6
immediately after Analysis" for details).
All results data is stored in the data archive. Archived results can be viewed
under «Results» in the «Main Menu». For details see section 5.
7
20 3 RUNNING A TEST
• The «Pima Test Report» (example shown below) contains all information
displayed on the result windows of the Pima Analyser. 1
After successful printing, the Pima Analyser returns automatically to the
Pima test result window.
4
Analysis Menu
Change Operator ID
7
• To change the Operator ID during the analysis, select «Operator» from the
«Analysis Menu» and confirm with 〈. Select a different operator from
the «Operator List» or select «New Operator» to enter a new operator.
8
Any new operator will be automatically added to the «Operator List».
Confirming the operator with 〈 will re-open the «Analysis in Progress»
window.
9
Change Sample ID
• To change a Sample ID during the analysis, select «Sample ID» from the
«Analysis Menu» and confirm with 〈. This opens the «Enter Sample»
window and the Sample ID can be edited. Confirming the edited Sample ID
with 〈 will re-open the «Analysis in Progress» window.
22 4 ANALYSIS MENU
Abort Analysis
1
• Select «Abort Analysis» in the «Analysis Menu» and confirm with 〈.
4
• A list of all available result options 2020-11-01 11:30
is displayed. Use ⌱ and ⌲ to scroll RESULTS
the complete list. To view Results View
5 select «View» from the «Results» Print
Export
window. Export and Delete
Delete
6
• The «View Results» window with 2020-11-01 11:30
all archived Sample IDs is displayed VIEW RESULTS
by Test ID in reverse chronological 36 67352
7 35 55687
order. The last archived result is
34 48951
selected by default. Use ⌱ and ⌲ 33 37756
to select a result of interest and 32 23544
8 confirm with 〈.
If only one result is selected, printing will start immediately after initial
confirmation. 6
After successful print, the display automatically returns to the «Results» window.
6
• The storage medium is recognized 2020-11-01 11:30
by the Pima Analyser and SELECT STORAGE
7 displayed. This may take up to one Storage device 2 GB
minute. Use ⌱ and ⌲ to select a Mobile Modem
LAN Adaptor
storage medium and confirm
with 〈.
8
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• Either select «Export All» to export 3
all results in the list,
EXPORT RESULTS
or use ⌱ and ⌲ to select a result Export All
Export Selected
of interest and confirm with 〈. 36 67352
Confirmed results are marked by 35 55687 4
a (x). After selecting one or more 34 48951
individual results, select «Export
Selected» and confirm with 〈 to 5
export results onto the storage medium.
• If only one result is selected, export will start immediately after initial
confirmation. If more than one result was selected, the «Export» window 6
appears and «NO» is selected by default. Select «YES» and confirm
with 〈 to export selected results from the Pima Analyser archive.
Press ⌨ or select «NO» to exit this window and return to the «Export 7
Results» window.
6
Export and Delete Results from Archive
7
• To export and delete results at 2020-11-01 11:30
the same time, select «Export and RESULTS
Delete» from the «Results» window View
8 and confirm with 〈. Print
Select results of interest in the same Export
Export and Delete
way as described in the previous Delete
9 section for result export.
9
• The «Delete Results» window 2020-11-01 11:30
with all archived Sample IDs is DELETE RESULTS
displayed by Test ID in reverse Delete All
chronological order. Select results Delete Selected
to be deleted as described in the
36 67352
35 55687
section for result export. 34 48951
Enter an Operator ID
4
• Select «Operator» from the 2020-11-01 11:05
«Settings List» and confirm SETTINGS LIST
with 〈. Operator 5
Date
Time
Service Export
Device Info
6
• This opens the «Operator List» 2020-11-01 11:05
window. Select «New Operator» to OPERATOR LIST
enter a new operator into the list. New Operator 7
Confirm with 〈.
Delete an Operator ID 3
Date 6
• Select «Date» from the «Settings 2020-11-01 11:05
List» and confirm with 〈 to set SETTINGS LIST
the date on the Pima Analyser. Operator 7
Date
Time
Service Export
Device Info 8
5
Service Export
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Note: The Service Export tool is meant to assist Technical Support in
trouble shooting the Pima Analyser. Service Export files can only be read
using matching decrypting software. Service Exports may take up to an
hour, depending on the number of files needed to be exported and the
USB storage medium used.
2
• Select «Device Info» from the 2020-11-01 11:05
«Settings List» and confirm with 〈 SETTINGS LIST
to view Pima Analyser status data. Operator
Date 3
Time
Service Export
Device Info
4
• The following information can be 2020-11-01 11:30
obtained: DEVICE INFO
DEVICE: PIMA-D-000552
5
SOFTWARE: 0.43.1
BATTERY: 60%
ARCHIVE: 37 RESULTS
CONNECTIVITY: CP1, CP2, CP4
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Category Information 7
Connectivity: Mobile modems that can be used with this Pima Analyser
Local Network
5
• This option is only available in 2020-11-01 11:05
combination with the respective SETTINGS LIST
hardware and Pima software Time
6 version 0.40.0 or higher. Service Export
Device Info
Connectivity
For more information about LAN Local Network
7 connectivity please
contact your local distributor.
9
Remove any storage media from the USB port before shutting down
the Pima Analyser.
2
Error Code Window
The Pima Analyser performs a series of checks to ensure that all steps of the
3 analysis process are completed successfully.
6 Technical Support
For Technical Support please contact your local distributor or call the
respective number for your region:
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Europe & +44 161 483 9032 EME.TechSupport@abbott.com
Middle East
8
Africa +27 10 500 9700 arcis.techsupport@abbott.com
200 Switch off the Pima Analyser via Main Menu and restart.
If Error persists contact your local distributor.
Check cartridge control window was fully filled. 2
201 Repeat test with new cartridge.
211 Switch off the Pima Analyser via Main Menu and restart. 6
If Error persists contact your local distributor.
300-399 Contact your local distributor.
810 7
820
825
830 8
840
850
860 Repeat test with new cartridge. 9
870 If Error persists contact your local distributor.
880
910
920
930
940
Even if the storage capacity is reached, all menu functions are still active.
4
Barcode Errors
02735
260100001
• Press ⌨ instead of entering a barcode and the «Abort Analysis» window
opens. 1
1404318858
Check cartridge barcode for damage or marks. Abbott Rapid Diagnostics Jena GmbH
Orlaweg 1
D-07743 Jena, Germany
www.abbott.com/poct FL260100001-04
Entry Errors
5
It is mandatory to enter Operator 2020-11-01 11:05
and Sample ID to view a test result. INVALID ENTRY
Attempting to confirm «blank» 6
entry fields for either Operator or Operator is
required
Sample ID will trigger the following
error messages. 7
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• Enter valid Operator and Sample ID
INVALID ENTRY
to continue.
Sample ID 8
Should a new Operator ID be entered is required
into the Operator List, but an operator
with the same name / number
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already exists in the list, the following
window is displayed. INVALID ENTRY
Operator
• Press 〈 or ⌨ and pick a already
different name / number for exists
the new operator.
5 Power Warning
For more information on the USB Printer, please refer also to the USB Printer
User Guide (UG-m-PIMA-02).
Storage Errors
5
If, during export, the storage 2020-11-01 11:05
capacity of the storage medium FAILURE
is reached, the following window
6 appears. Storage
medium full
• Press 〈 or ⌨ and remove the
7 storage medium. Insert another
storage medium with adequate
storage capacity and try to
export again.
8
If, during export, the storage medium 2020-11-01 11:05
is removed from the USB port, the FAILURE
9 following window appears.
Storage
medium lost
• Press
〈 or ⌨, re-insert the
storage medium and attempt to
export again.
7
• In case the error caused the Pima Analyser to stall, press and hold the
Power On button on the back of the analyzer until the screen turns and
remains black. Then restart the Pima Analyser.
8
This error message may appear
during the initial booting procedure
and will cause the Pima Analyser to stall.
pima 9
• Press and hold the Power On HARDWARE FAILED
4 The operator can overrule this error message by selecting «NO» in the
«Abort Analysis» window and the analysis process will continue.