Leica ASP300 instruction manual Setting up the instrument, Button symbols

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Button symbols

4.Setting up the instrument

4.7Touch screen functions 4.7.1 User interface - overview

The Leica ASP300 is programmed and operated via a colored LCD touch screen.

An on-line help feature provides detailed information on all instrument functions.

HELP can be accessed from any screen by pressing the HELP button.

Button symbols

To activate any functions on the Leica ASP300 touchscreen, press the corresponding button symbols. Examples of buttons are:

Enabled

Buttons on the Leica ASP300 touch screen can either be enabled or dis- abled.

Disabled

A button that is disabled appears with a thinner border than a button that is enabled.

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Contents Advanced Smart Processor Automated vacuum tissue processorLeica ASP300 Page Published by Table of contents Cleaning and maintenance Table of contentsTrouble shooting 7.3.1 Daily cleaning and maintenance1.2 Designated use 1.1Symbols used in this manual and their meaning1.Important notes Chapter 3.5 - “Compatible reagents“2. Safety 2.1 Safety instructions2.Safety 2.2 WarningsWarnings - working with the instrument 2. SafetyWarnings - cleaning and maintenance Protection against excessive vacuum 2.3 Integrated safety devicesOverpressure protection Overcurrent protection3.Instrument components and specifications 3.1Specific instrument options3.2 Overview - instrument components 3.Instrument components and specifications3.Instrument components and specifications Instrument components and accessoriesOverview - Instrument components 3.3 Standard delivery - packing list 3.Instrument components and specificationsInstrument components and specifications 3.4 Technical data3.Instrument components and specifications Retort3.4 Technical Data continued 3.Instrument components and specifications3.5 Compatible reagents 3.Instrument components and specifications4.1 Site requirements 4. Setting up the instrument4.2Electrical connection Moving the instrumentConnecting the instrument to mains 4. Setting up the instrument4.Setting up the instrument 4.3 Installing the accessoriesPrinter optional 4.4 Setting up the data connections4.Setting up the instrument Lift off the instrument console flap4.5 Alarm functions 4. Setting up the instrument4.6 Switching the instrument on 4.Setting up the instrument4.Setting up the instrument 2 - Access INSTALLATION menu4.Setting up the instrument Button symbols4.7.2. Access control 4.Setting up the instrument4.Setting up the instrument →→ →→ →→ →→ → → → →→→→ →→ 5.1.1Fill/drain reagents other than wax 5. Operation5.1 Reagent handling 5.Operation Fill / drain reagents →5.Operation 5.1.2 Changing the wax→ + → Filling with wax pellets → → 5.OperationAdding molten paraffin 5. Operation5.Operation 5.2 Setting up the instrument parameters→ 5.2.1 System setup 5. Operation Program Options5.Operation Security5.2.2 Editing the reagent list 5. Operation5. Operation Entering / modifying reagent thresholds↓ ↓ ↓ 5.Operation5.2.3Viewing the program list 5.Operation5.2.4 Adding and/or modifying programs 5. Operation5.Operation 5. Operation Editing program steps continued5.2.5Favorites maximum of 5 programs 5.Operation5.Operation 5.2.6 Editing the stations 5.Operation5. Operation 5.3 Programs 5.OperationEnter the day when you want the program finished 5.3.1 Editing a selected programEDIT to access the Edit Program screen 5. OperationLEVEL CHECK enabled 5.Operation5.3.2 Starting a program 5. Operation5.4Reagent status → 5.Operation5.5 System Monitor → → 5. Operation5.6 On-linehelp 5.Operation5.7Configuring a printer optional →→ 5.Operation6.1 General 6.Trouble shooting→ 6.2 Power failure 6.Trouble shooting 6.3Trouble shooting →6.4 Typical fill or drain problems 6.Trouble shooting7.Cleaning and maintenance 7.1Clean programs →→ 7.1.1 Retort clean programsEditing steps 7.Cleaning and maintenance7. Cleaning and maintenance 7.1.2 Wax clean programs7.1.3Smart clean → 7.Cleaning and maintenance7.2 General cleaning steps 7. Cleaning and maintenanceExchanging the activated carbon filter 7.Cleaning and maintenanceDraining the condensate bottle Exchange the filter as shown in Fig7.3.1Daily cleaning and maintenance 7. Cleaning and maintenance7.3.2Periodic cleaning and maintenance 7.Cleaning and maintenance7.4 Preventative maintenance schedule 7. Cleaning and maintenance7. Cleaning and maintenance Maintenance activityTechnical service information 8. Warranty and serviceWarranty Decommissioning and disposal