Roche cobas c 111 Manuel utilisateur

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Linda F.

What reagents are used by the Cobas c111?

The Cobas c111 uses reagent bottles with a two-dimensional barcode, holding up to 20 ml of liquid, depending on the test. Reagents are in sets of up to three, loaded and replaced simultaneously. Chimneys are recommended for reagents sensitive to concentration variations.

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Patricia S.

How are reagents managed and stored in the system?

Reagents are organized in sets and stored on a reagent disk maintained at a refrigerated temperature between 6 and 10 °C. The system identifies them via PDF417 barcodes and continuously monitors the number of available tests. All bottles within the same set must be loaded or removed simultaneously, and specific inserts can be used to limit evaporation.

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Patricia S.

How are reagents managed and stored within the system?

Reagents are organized in sets and must be loaded or removed from the device simultaneously. They are stored in a refrigerated disk maintained between 6 and 10 °C. To limit evaporation in sensitive reagents, specific chimneys can be inserted into the barcode-labeled bottles.

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Patricia S.

How are reagents managed and stored within the system?

Reagents are organized in sets of up to three bottles and must be loaded or removed from the reagent disk simultaneously. They are identified by integrated 2D barcodes and must be kept on the refrigerated reagent disk, which maintains a temperature between 6 and 10 °C. Reagent chimneys can be used to minimize evaporation for sensitive materials.

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Patricia S.

How are reagents managed and stored in the cobas c111 system?

Reagents are managed in sets and must be loaded or removed from the device simultaneously. They are stored on a refrigerated disk maintained between 6 and 10 °C in specific barcoded bottles. Evaporation can be limited using specialized chimneys, and the system automatically tracks the number of tests remaining per set.

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Patricia S.

How are reagents managed and stored in the system?

Reagents are organized into sets and must be loaded or removed simultaneously. They are stored on a refrigerated disk maintained between 6 and 10 °C and use specific barcodes for tracking and volume detection.

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