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OPERATORS
MANUAL
BioCapture® 650
COPYRIGHT
©2011 ICx Technologies
June 10, 2011 rev. 1
This documentation is provided as a component of the ICx Technologies BioCapture 650 Air Sampler.
All parties or individuals who are in possession of the documentation accept in full and without
exception or limitation the ICx Technologies unrestricted rights of ownership of this material. This
documentation is not available by any other means except license which is only available from ICx
Technologies. Under no circumstances may any part or the whole of this documentation be
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mechanical, recording, or otherwise, without the written permission of ICx Technologies obtained in
advance of the requirement.
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entirety or part or any graphics to provide training or tuition, assistance or knowledge transfer, to any
other party whatsoever, or for marketing of promotional literature or material of any type whatsoever
without the prior written permission of ICx Technologies. Use of this documentation in any manner
inconsistent with the associated ICx manuals and related documentation is strictly prohibited. Use of
the documentation is not transferable.
TRADEMARKS
ICx is a registered trademark of ICx Technologies, Inc. BioCapture and any respective design elements
are trademarks of ICx Biodefense. All other product and company names may be the property of their
respective owners.
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
The documentation contains confidential and proprietary information which must be maintained in
confidence and used only in a manner consistent with the documentation and may not be disclosed to
any third parties.
PATENTS
The BioCapture is covered by U.S. Patent Nos. 6,267,016; 6,729,196 and 6,951,147. All patents owned by
ICx Biodefense. Other U.S. and foreign patents are pending for which ICx Biodefense is the owner or
exclusive licensee.
ICx Biodefense
4343 Pan American Fwy. NE, Ste. 234
Albuquerque, NM 87107
USA
T + 1.505.314.8101 / F + 1.505.314.8101
Toll Free + 1.877.692.2120
[email protected]
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION ................................................................ 3
2.0
CASE CONTENTS .................................................................................................. 4
3.0
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................... 5
4.0
UNIT FEATURES ................................................................................................... 6
5.0
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................................................................................... 10
6.0
BATTERY INSTALLATION ....................................................................................... 11
7.0
COLLECTION CARTRIDGE ATTACHMENT .................................................................... 11
8.0
SAMPLE COLLECTION........................................................................................... 14
9.0
TEST STRIP CYCLE .............................................................................................. 15
10.0
COLLECTION CARTRIDGE REMOVAL.......................................................................... 17
11.0
TRAINING CARTRIDGE.......................................................................................... 18
12.0
BATTERY AND CHARGER....................................................................................... 18
13.0
DECONTAMINATION ............................................................................................ 20
14.0
STORAGE ......................................................................................................... 21
15.0
LCD MESSAGES .................................................................................................. 22
15.1
TECH CODE MESSAGES ...................................................................................... 23
16.0
TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................ 24
17.0
ATTACHMENT LATCH REPLACEMENT ........................................................................ 25
18.0
REORDERS........................................................................................................ 28
19.0
WARRANTY....................................................................................................... 29
BioCapture 650 Air Sampler
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1.0 PRODUCT INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTION
The BioCapture® 650 portable air sampler collects particles into a buffer solution, maximizing the
viability of airborne microorganisms and enabling users to quickly collect samples for subsequent
analysis.
The collector uses patented rotating impeller arm technology to impact airborne particles, and then
automatically wash the surface with a fluid. Manifold geometries that allow the air to be exhausted
separately from the particle laden liquid have been optimized for minimum evaporation and maximum
flow rate. The motor and control systems have been optimized for high impeller revolution rate and
low power consumption while maintaining excellent reliability.
The BioCapture is deployment ready out of the box. The disposable fluidics cartridge, and integrated
pumps, and control logic eliminate sample preparation. Users simply press a button to initiate the
sampling process. The collected sample may be used with various detection methods including PCR,
hand-held assays, and traditional culturing.
Time savings is also realized in the decontamination process. Upon completion of the sampling
mission, the disposable BioCapture cartridge eliminates carry-over contamination risks. There is no
possibility of introducing contaminants from a prior mission into a future sample when the entire
mechanism is replaced. Users wipe the instrument with a bleach solution, air dry, replace the
cartridge, and shelve for future use.
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2.0 CASE CONTENTS
Figure 1. BioCapture 650 case contents
Table 1. BioCapture Case Contents
Quantity
Characteristic
Description
1
BioCapture® 650
Biological Air Sampler
1
Training Cartridge
Simulates operations for training
2
Collection Cartridges
Single-use disposable sampling cartridge
2
Batteries
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
1
Battery Charger
Two-bay battery charger with AC adaptor
1
Pen
Permanent marker for labeling
1
Carrying Case
Ruggedized case for transport and storage
1
Operations Manual (not pictured)
Operator instructions
3
Quick Reference Sheet (not pictured)
Laminated operations reference
1
Attachment Latch Replacement Kit (not
pictured)
Kit for in-field latch replacement
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3.0 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Table 2. BioCapture Specifications
Characteristic
Dimensions
Description
13.34 cm x 15.4 cm x 36.83 cm
(5.25” x 6” x 14.5”) (H x W x L)
Weight
3.40 kilograms
(battery and cartridge attached)
(7.5 pounds)
Sampling Flow Rate
200 liters per minute
(7 cubic feet per minute)
Particle Size Collection
0.5 to 10 microns
Collection Media
Single-use disposable cartridge
Sample Size
2 to 7 mL
Power Supply
Lithium-ion battery
Battery Run Time
~2 hours (fully charged)
Sampling Time (single run)
5, 15, 30 and 60 minutes
Operating Temperature
2°C to 43°C (35°F to 110°F)
Operating Humidity
5% to 95% (non-condensing)
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4.0 UNIT FEATURES
2.
4.
1.
3.
Figure 2. Top view – LCD display
Table 3. Unit Features – Top View LCD Display
No.
Feature
Purpose
1
Mode Button
Press button to select desired sampling time
2
Mode LEDs
Illuminate to indicate selected sampling time
3
LCD Display
Displays current operation or an error message
4
Power Button
Turns power to BioCapture on/off
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2.
3.
4.
1.
Figure 3. Top view – cartridge attached
Table 4. Unit Features - Top View with Cartridge Attached
No.
Feature
Purpose
1
Start/Stop Button and LED
Press button to begin and end sampling cycle. LED indicates when unit
is sampling (when green) or if there is an error (when red).
2
Air Intake
Draws air into cartridge for particle collection
3
Test Strip Port
4
Dispense Button and LED
Press button to dispense sample fluid directly onto a test strip after
sampling is complete. LED indicates sample fluid is dispensing (when
green) or if there is an error (when red).
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Location to insert a test strip to dispense sample fluid.
Note: only BioThreat Alert™ Test Strips fit into the port.
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4.
1.
5.
4.
2.
6.
3.
1.
Figure 4. Top view – cartridge removed
Table 5. Unit Features – Top View with Cartridge Removed
No.
Feature
Purpose
1
Attachment Latch
Secures cartridges to unit
2
Attachment Latch Screw
Secures Attachment Latch to unit
3
Sampling Pump Actuator
Pumps sample fluid to the Sample Vial during sample collection
4
Level Sensors
Checks that the unit is within 20° of horizontal in four directions: nose
up, nose down, leaning left and leaning right. An error message is
displayed on the LCD if the unit is not level.
5
Test Strip Pump Actuator
Pumps sample fluid to the test strip port during the Test Strip Cycle
6
Impeller Shaft
Operates the rotating impeller inside the cartridge to gather an air
sample. Only operates when the cartridge is attached and the unit is
sampling.
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4.
3.
1.
5.
2.
4.
Figure 5a. Collection Cartridge – back view
6.
1.
Figure 5b. Collection Cartridge – side view
Table 6. Collection Cartridge Features
Number
Feature
Description
1
Cartridge Attachment
Secures cartridge to unit
2
Sample Vial
Removable vial to collect rinsed sample fluid for analysis
3
Cartridge Magnet
Signals unit that cartridge is in place
4
Sample Fluid Reservoir
Holds ~25 ml of sample fluid for Sample Collection
5
Cartridge Sticker
Cartridge lot number will match sample vial lot number
6
Test Strip Port
Location to insert a test strip to dispense sample fluid. Only
BioThreat Alert™ Test Strips fit into the port.
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5.0 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Read all instructions before operating the unit

Use only the included batteries and charger

Do not touch the impeller shaft when power is on

Use caution when handling all electrical equipment

Do not attempt to disassemble, repair or modify the unit

Do not expose unit to temperatures above 60°C (140°F)

Do not handle damaged or leaking batteries

Do not submerge unit in liquid

Do not use unit in direct rain as cartridge may overflow

Avoid placing Collection Cartridge near sensitive electronic equipment as the cartridge magnet
is very strong
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6.0 BATTERY INSTALLATION
Ensure the battery is fully charged before installation (Section 12.0 BATTERY AND CHARGER). A fully
charged battery provides approximately two hours of sampling time.
CAUTION: Leave the Training Cartridge attached to the unit while installing the battery to protect the
Attachment Latches and Impeller Shaft from damage.
Step 1:
Hold the BioCapture upside-down in one arm.
Step 2:
Turn the attachment ring counter-clockwise ¼ turn to unlock the battery door (Figure
6).
Step 3:
Fully open the battery door to access the battery compartment.
Step 4:
4.
Slide the battery label-side up into place inside the compartment.
Step 5:
Close and lock the battery door by turning the attachment ring clockwise ¼ turn.
2.
Figure 6. Battery insertion
Step 5:
Proceed to Section 7.0 COLLECTION CARTRIDGE ATTACHMENT.
7.0 COLLECTION CARTRIDGE ATTACHMENT
The Collection Cartridge is a single-use, disposable cartridge with a removable Sample Vial for
subsequent analysis. Both the cartridge and vial have stickers with matching numbers to facilitate
identification (Figure 5). Always begin sample collection with a new, unwrapped cartridge. Collection
Cartridges have a one year shelf-life. Check the expiration date printed on the cartridge sticker before
attachment.
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WARNNG: Do not reattach a previously used cartridge after it has been removed from the unit.
Step 1:
Place the BioCapture onto a flat, secure surface.
Step 2:
Remove the Training Cartridge. Place index fingers on each Attachment Latch and hook
the remaining fingers underneath the edge of the cartridge (Figure 7, left).
Step 3:
Press in the latch while gently pushing out on the cartridge to detach the cartridge from
the unit (Figure 7, right).
Figure 7. Training Cartridge removal
Step 4:
Lift the cartridge up and away from the unit.
Step 5:
Store the cartridge in the carrying case.
Step 6:
Press and release the Power Button. The Start/Stop LED will illuminate green. The Mode
LED will illuminate green indicating the time used during the previous sample collection.
The LCD will briefly display in sequence: “Firmware v5.01J”, “MesoSystems BioCapture
650”, before displaying “Attach Cartridge”. A battery bar and the previous sampling time
used will also be displayed.
Step 7:
Unwrap a new Collection Cartridge; discard all packaging.
WARNING: Always press the Power Button before attaching a cartridge. The instrument has been
designed with an automatic alignment feature to ensure the pump actuators are properly aligned with
the cartridge. If a cartridge does not attach it is usually because the actuators are not aligned.
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Step 8:
Place the new cartridge over the attachment latches (Figure 8, left).
Step 9:
Press the cartridge down evenly until it snaps into place.
Step 10:
Check both sides of the cartridge to ensure the cartridge is securely attached (Figure 8,
right).
Figure 8. Collection Cartridge attachment
The LCD will change from “Attach Cartridge” to “Ready” after the cartridge is attached (Figure 9).
Figure 9. Unit ready for sampling
Step 11:
Proceed to Section 8.0 SAMPLE COLLECTION.
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8.0 SAMPLE COLLECTION
Airborne particles are drawn through the air intake into the Collection Cartridge during SAMPLE
COLLECTION. The user has a choice of three sampling times—5, 15 and 30 minutes. A 60 minute
sampling time is also available when all four MODE LEDs are illuminated. Collected particles are
automatically rinsed from the cartridge into the Sample Vial when 02:30 is left in the cycle.
Approximately 2-7 mL of sample fluid will remain in the vial for subsequent analysis.
WARNING: The unit may emit aerosols and small water droplets from the air exhaust during sample
collection due to the rapid rotations of the motor and pumps. This is expected and is non-hazardous.
Step 1:
Press and release the Mode Button until the LED above the desired sampling time
illuminates green. Each LED will illuminate once then all four LEDs will illuminate
to indicate the 60 minute sampling time before cycling through again. The LCD will
display the selected time.
WARNING: If the battery level is too low to complete the time selected, the Mode LED will turn red,
the LCD will display “Insuff Battery”, and the Start/Stop LED will flash red. Replace the battery or
select a shorter sampling time to proceed.
Step 2:
Press and release the Start/Stop Button. The Start/Stop LED will blink green. The motor,
fan and pump will turn on and the LCD will display “Initiating…” for 10 seconds.
A pre-sampling diagnostic cycle verifies the power level, cartridge installation and motor function
before sampling. The LCD will display a diagnostic message if the unit does not pass the initial
diagnostics (Section 16.0 TROUBLESHOOTING).
The unit automatically begins sampling after the pre-sampling diagnostics are complete. The
Start/Stop LED will blink green; the LCD will display “Sampling…” and count down the collection time
remaining.
Particles will be rinsed from the cartridge with 02:30 remaining. At 00:00, the LCD will change to
“Recovery…” the Start/Stop LED will blink rapidly; the time will change to 01:19 and begin a new
count down.
SAMPLE COLLECTION is complete when the LCD changes to “Sample In Vial” and the Start/Stop LED
remains solid green. The Dispense LED will illuminate solid green. The following options are now
available:
•
Use a test strip (Section 9.0 TEST STRIP CYCLE)
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WARNING: Do not remove the cartridge before performing the TEST STRIP CYCLE.
•
•
Remove the cartridge to access the Sample Vial for sample analysis (Section 10.0 COLLECTION
CARTRIDGE REMOVAL)
Replace the cartridge to perform another SAMPLE COLLECTION
9.0 TEST STRIP CYCLE
The BioCapture sample fluid is compatible for use with hand-held assays. The unit has also been
designed with a Test Strip Port to accommodate commercially available strips for automated dispense.
Contact Customer Support for a list of test strip manufacturers.
CAUTION: Leave the Collection Cartridge in place following SAMPLE COLLECTION to perform this cycle.
Visually confirm the Sample Vial is at least half-full before dispensing. If the vial is less than half-full it
may be possible to drain the sample vial such that there is not enough sample remaining in the vial for
laboratory analysis.
During the TEST STRIP CYCLE fluid lines are first primed. After the lines are primed, a test strip is
inserted into the Test Strip Port located on the side of the Collection Cartridge. Sample fluid is then
drawn from the Sample Vial and deposited directly onto the strip for in-field analysis. Up to eight (8)
test strips may be tested. Always use new, unwrapped test strips and refer to the test strip
manufacturer’s instructions when performing this cycle.
NOTE: Sample fluid will remain in the lines after priming. This fluid is not recoverable back to the
vial.
Finish SAMPLE COLLECTION (Section 8.0) before starting. Both the Start/Stop LED and the Dispense
LED will be illuminated green and the LCD will display “Sample In Vial”.
NOTE: If the Sample Collection is stopped mid-cycle the LCD will display “Partial Sample” and the
Start/Stop LED will blink alternately green then red.
Step 1:
Press and release the Dispense Button. The Dispense LED and the Start/Stop LEDs will
remain green, the LCD will display “Flushing…”, the pump will turn on and the timer will
count down from 00:35. When flushing is complete the LED will begin to blink green
slowly and the LCD will change to “Ready” and the pump will turn off.
WARNING: Do not insert the test strip until priming is complete and the LCD displays “Ready”.
Inserting the test strip before this point will result in the test strip overflowing.
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Step 2:
Unwrap a new test strip and discard packaging.
Step 3:
Hold the test strip right-side up as per the manufacturer’s instructions and insert into the
Test Strip Port (Figure 10).
Figure 10. Insert Test Strip into port
Step 4:
Press and release the Dispense Button. The Dispense LED will blink green rapidly, the
Start/Stop LED will remain solid, the LCD will display “Dispensing…” and the timer will
count down from 01:00. The pump will turn on and automatically meter the appropriate
amount of sample directly onto the test strip for three seconds. The LCD will continue to
count down to zero (00:00).
WARNING: Do not move the unit or remove the test strip while the Dispense LED is blinking and the
LCD displays “Dispensing...” to ensure the fluid thoroughly soaks the strip.
The TEST STRIP CYCLE is complete when the Dispense LED returns to a slow blink, the LCD displays
“Disp. Complete” and the time is at 00:00.
Step 5:
Carefully remove the test strip.
Step 6:
Label as appropriate.
Step 7:
Repeat steps 3-7 to run additional test strips.
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NOTE: The LCD will not display “Flushing…” during subsequent test strip cycles and the time will count
down from 01:00.
10.0 COLLECTION CARTRIDGE REMOVAL
The Collection Cartridge should be removed only after sample collection is complete. Once removed,
the cartridge may not be reused. Follow your Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) when handling
sample.
Step 1:
Place index fingers on the Attachment Latch and hook fingers underneath
cartridge.
Step 2:
Press in the latches while gently pushing out the cartridge to release the side of the
cartridge from the unit.
Step 3:
Lift the cartridge up and away from the unit.
Step 4:
Support vial with thumb and, bend the vial support down then fully backwards to access
the Sample Vial (Figure 11, left).
Step 5:
Gently remove the Sample Vial ensuring the sample does not spill (Figure 11, right).
Step 6:
Snap the attached vial cap firmly in place. Discard the cartridge as appropriate.
Figure 11. Sample Vial removal
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11.0 TRAINING CARTRIDGE
The Training Cartridge has been provided to help familiarize the user with the BioCapture 650-01 by
simulating the unit’s operations, LCDs and LED indications. Labeled to distinguish it from the
Collection Cartridge, the Training Cartridge does not have liquid or rotating impactors and may be
used repeatedly. It is also used as a protective cover for the impeller and sensors when the unit is in
storage (Section 14.0 STORAGE).
Note: The Training Cartridge sounds significantly different from the Collection Cartridge during
operations.
12.0 BATTERY AND CHARGER
The BioCapture is powered by a specially designed, rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The battery has
a fuel gauge check feature on the bottom right side (Figure 12). Press the Check Button on the
battery to determine the charge level.
Approximately three hours are required to fully recharge a battery. A fully charged battery will
operate the unit for approximately two hours.
Recharge batteries at room temperature (10ºC-30°C, 32°F-86ºF) for best results.
CAUTION: Always remove the battery from the BioCapture when not in use. A battery with a low
charge left in the instrument will lose its charge over the course of several days.
Step 1:
Insert the plug end of the power cable into the DC power jack on the charger and the AC
plug into a standard 110V wall outlet.
Step 2:
Insert the battery into either bay of the charger.
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Figure 12. Checking battery charge and batteries in charger
The battery charger LED(s) will illuminate to indicate battery status as shown below in Table 7.
Table 7: Battery Charger indications
Indicator
Status
Off
Charger not in use
Green flash
Battery is charging
Green solid
Battery is fully charged
Amber Flash
Charger is recalibrating
Amber/Green
Charger is recalibrated
Amber Solid
Battery is on standby for charging
Two batteries may be placed in the charger at the same time. Depending on the charge level of the
batteries either both will charge at the same time or first one battery will charge while the other is on
standby. The second battery automatically begins recharging after the first battery has been charged.
When a battery is completely recharged, the green LED will remain solid.
Step 3:
Remove the battery and store in the case. Recharge the battery monthly when not in use.
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WARNING: Always remove the battery from the unit before transporting. Failure to remove the
battery will invalidate the warranty and may cause catastrophic damage to the internal parts requiring
unit’s return to the factory for service and repair.
NOTE: In order to keep the battery fuel gauge as accurate as possible it is necessary to occasionally
run the battery through a recalibration cycle. To do this, place the battery in the left bay of the
charger and press the button on the front label. Recalibration may take up to nine (9) hours.
13.0 DECONTAMINATION
Wipe down the outside of the BioCapture with a cloth dampened with a 3% solution of household
bleach to decontaminate. Clean the area around the pumps with a cotton swab dampened with a
bleach solution. Always wear appropriate protective clothing when decontaminating the unit.
CAUTION: Never submerge the BioCapture in liquid or leave liquid droplets on the unit’s surfaces to
ensure liquid does not reach the motor. If liquid reaches the motor the unit may shut down and require
repair. The cloth and cotton swab should be damp but not saturated when wiping down the unit.
Step 1:
Dilute 3 mL of household bleach with water to form 100 mL of 3% bleach.
Step 2:
Remove and discard the Collection Cartridge (if attached).
Step 3:
Wipe down the unit with a cloth dampened with the bleach solution.
Step 4:
Carefully wipe the pump, valves and impeller shaft with a cotton swab dampened with the
bleach solution.
Step 5:
Wipe all areas of the unit again with a cloth or cotton swab dampened with sterile water
to remove bleach residue.
Step 6:
Allow the unit to air dry thoroughly.
Step 7:
Attach the Training Cartridge.
Step 8:
Remove the battery.
Step 9:
Put the BioCapture into its case.
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Step 10:
Store per recommendations. See Section 14.0 STORAGE for recommended storage
information.
14.0 STORAGE
Store the BioCapture and accessories as recommended below for best results.
BioCapture 650
Store the unit in its case with the Training Cartridge attached in temperatures –46°C to 60°C (-51°F to
140°F).
Lithium-Ion Battery
Remove the battery from the BioCapture before storing. Store the battery in temperatures 0°C to
35°C (32°F to 96ºF) for longest shelf life. When transporting, protect from freezing.
Collection Cartridge
Store the cartridge, wrapped, at room temperature. When transporting, protect from freezing.
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15.0 LCD MESSAGES
The LCD will display the following messages when the BioCapture 650 is performing a function or
encounters an error.
Table 8. LCD Messages
Message
What It Means
Power On
Firmware 5.01
MesoSystems
BioCapture 650
Programmed software version
Product Name
Attach Cartridge
Unit ready for cartridge attachment
Ready
Unit ready for sample collection
Level Unit
Unit not level to 20°horizontal. Impeller will continue to run but
pumps will stop if this happens during sample collection.
Insuff Battery
Battery without sufficient charge for sampling time selected
Sample Collection Cycle
Initiating…
Pre-sampling diagnostics check
Sampling…
Unit collecting sample
Recovery…
Rinsing cartridge for residual sample and transferring into vial
Sample in Vial
Sample in vial ready for analysis
Cycle Aborted
Cart Removed
Collection Cartridge removed before cycle complete
Stopping the Cartridge Mid-Cycle
Recovery…
Rinsing cartridge for residual sample and transferring into vial
Partial Sample
Available sample recovered
Ready
Unit ready for new sample collection
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15.1 TECH CODE MESSAGES
Tech codes are provided for user reference only. Please report any Tech Code messages received to ICx
Customer Support.
Table 9. Tech Code Messages
Code
Number
Description
Component
64
EEPROM_INIT_FAILED
Main controller board failure
65
LCD_INIT_FAILED
LCD Module failure
66
VALVE_INIT_FAILED
Valve stepper motor not homing correctly. May also be
the home sensor, motor, or motor controller on the
main PCB.
67
PUMP_INIT_FAILED
Pump stepper motor is not homing correctly. May also
be the home sensor, motor or main controller on the
main PCB.
68
TILT_INIT_FAILED
Tilt sensor is not responding.
69
IMPELLER_INIT_FAILED
Impeller is not reaching full RPM
70
BATTERY_INIT_FAILED
Communication with battery failed.
71
CARTRIDGE_INIT_FAILED
Magnetic sensor failed
72
FLUID_SENSOR_FAILED
Magnetic sensor failed
73
Not used
N/A
74
Not used
N/A
75
IMPELLER_SPINNUP_ERROR
Impeller is not reaching correct RPM
76
IMPELLER_SLOW_ERROR
Impeller is not reach correct RPM
77
INTERNAL_ERROR
Main PCB
78
VECTOR_DEFAULT_ERROR
Main PCB
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16.0 TROUBLESHOOTING
Table 10. Troubleshooting
Description
Unit does not power on
Cartridge will not attach
Part Number
•
•
•
Ensure a battery is installed
Test battery charge level
Contact Customer Support for Assistance
•
An actuator may not be aligned. Press the power button to
active the automatic alignment feature
Cartridge was previously used and removed. Cartridges are
not reusable; attach a new cartridge
•
Received error light and
message, corrected problem
but error light did not go
away
Press Start/Stop Button to resume
Start/Stop LED flashes red
Cartridge has been used; replace cartridge.
White film on impeller shaft
Likely friction residue between cartridge and impeller. Wipe off
with a soft cloth.
Mode LED turns red during
Sample Collection
Insufficient battery charge remaining for a subsequent collection
at the selected time. The LCD will not display INSUFF BATTERY
until a new cartridge is attached.
Burning rubber smell when
unit running
Power down the unit and contact Customer Support
For assistance contact:
Customer Support
877.692.2120
[email protected]
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17.0 ATTACHMENT LATCH REPLACEMENT
The cartridge attachment latches have been designed for field replacement. An Attachment Latch
Repair Kit with two (2) replacement latches and two (2) screws (Figure 13) are included with the unit.
Figure 13. Attachment Latch Replacement Kit
Step 1:
Remove the screw holding the broken attachment latch in place (Figure 14, circled left)
using the 2.5mm hex head Allen wrench provided in the kit. Discard broken attachment.
Set screw aside to use with new latch or discard.
Figure 14. Remove screw (circled, left) with Allen wrench (right)
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Step 2:
Inspect the area around the removed latch and alignment boss (Figure 15, circled) for
cracks or damage.
Figure 15. Inspect the alignment boss
Step 3:
Remove a new latch from the replacement kit.
Step 4:
Place new latch on handle, fitting it over the alignment boss (Figure 16).
Figure 16. Fit new latch over alignment boss
Step 6:
Replace the screw removed in Step 1 with either the removed screw from the broken latch
or a new one out of the attachment latch kit.
Step 7:
Tighten the screw with the Allen wrench to secure new latch in place (Figure 17).
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Figure 17. Tighten screw to secure new latch in place
Step 8:
Replace Allen wrench in kit for future use.
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18.0 REORDERS
Reordering information is provided as a resource only. Please contact ICx Technologies for more
information and for pricing.
Table 11. Reordering information
Description
Part Number
BioCapture 650
BC-650
Collection Cartridges (Box of 6)
BCC-10R-OD
Carrying Case with Custom Foam
BCA-PEL
Lithium-ion Battery
BCA-BAT
Battery Charger
BCA-CHR
Training Cartridges (Box of 6)
BCA-TRC-OD
Auto Adaptor for Charger
BCA-ACH
For Customer Support call:
1.877.692.2120
[email protected]
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19.0 WARRANTY
Limited Warranty and Remedy. ICx Technologies warrants that, upon delivery, each Product will be
free from defects in materials and workmanship and will operate in all material respects in accordance
with applicable instructions and manuals provided by ICx. Coverage under this Limited Warranty shall
commence immediately upon delivery and is valid for a period of one (1) year from the date of the
invoice. This warranty will not apply to any Product that (a) has not been operated and maintained in
accordance with applicable instructions and manuals, (b) has been repaired or altered by unauthorized
personnel, or (c) has been misused, abused, damaged or subjected to operation for which it was not
intended. ICx will use commercially reasonable efforts to correct any failure of any Product that does
not substantially conform to the foregoing warranty (e.g., by modification or repair of the
noncomplying Product) provided that Customer gives ICx written notice of the noncompliance within
thirty (30) days after delivery. If Customer gives ICx notice of any such noncompliance in accordance
with the foregoing and ICx fails to correct the noncompliance within a reasonable period of time after
receipt of such notice, then Customer may return the Product and elect to either (i) receive a full
refund of any amount paid by Customer for the Product or (ii) require ICx to promptly deliver a
replacement Product, in either case without cost to Customer.
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4343 Pan American Freeway NE
Suite 234
Albuquerque, NM 87107
USA
T + 1.978.215.0527
[email protected]
www.icxt.com

ICx Manual Template - Laurus Systems Inc

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