In this video, we present the CYANHemato 380 unboxing and installation. We show you the contents of the CY017, give advise on the suitable location for use and demonstrate the installation. Quick and easy!

This video is useful for new users to familiarize with the basic menus of the CYANHemato 380. The CY017 offers a user-friendly interface for new users. It features a main page layout with user management and header navigation. Important notifications are highlighted, and the dynamic main area changes with menu selections. Users can access shipment procedures, account management, and historical measurements. Quality control and maintenance options are straightforward, ensuring effective operation and troubleshooting.

In this video, we present the startup checklist and how to perform the reagent blank measurement. A startup checklist is crucial for maintaining efficiency and avoiding surprises in the lab. It includes checking reagents for expiration and stability, tracking volumes, and emptying waste containers as needed. Proper preparation for measurements involves ensuring control blood is at the right temperature and that calibration and quality controls are set. The blank measurement process requires verifying parameters and repeating measurements if necessary, leading to the patient measurement page once all values are confirmed.

Here we guide you through the different calibration steps and demonstrate how to perform quality controls on the CYANHemato 380. Calibration is essential for precise clinical measurements. It should occur during installation, with new reagents, or when quality controls fail. Proper sample preparation is vital, including ensuring blood reaches room temperature and avoiding cold vials. The calibration process starts in a maintenance menu, where lot numbers and expiration dates are entered. After taking measurements, results are evaluated, and accuracy is confirmed through quality controls. Quality controls confirm clinical validity through frequent checks. Homogenization of control blood is crucial to mitigate storage effects, using specific rolling and inversion techniques. Data input includes entering lot numbers, adjusting expiration dates, and uploading target values. Measurements are taken and verified against target ranges, with further guidance recommended if results fall outside the acceptable range before testing patient samples.

In this video, we demonstrate how to measure patient samples. Sample manipulation and testing procedures are crucial for obtaining reliable results. Fresh samples must be stabilized and stored correctly. The process involves preparing samples, homogenization, and starting measurements. Accurate patient details are essential, and different tube types require specific sample holders. Measurements are executed simply, with immediate results displayed. Color-coded flags help interpret results, while diagnostic flags offer further technical insights.

At the end of the working day, perform the shutdown procedure as shown in this video. The shutdown procedure ensures the needle is cleaned to avoid salt residue and contamination. It requires hypo clean CC solution, a primary tube, and a tube adapter. Key steps include accessing the exit menu, pressing the shutdown button, and confirming the action. The primary tube is filled with 200 microliters of solution and placed in the rotor. After starting the process, the system cleans the needle and hydraulic system, signaling completion with a sound.