optimaII Service Manual (070601)

optimaⅡ
Urine Analyzer
SERVICE MANUAL
ⓒ YD Electronics (2007-05/ Rev.01)

1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM
1.1 General Introduction
1.2 Introduction of the Optical System
1.3 Principles of Urinalysis Strips
1.4 Main Functions
1.5 Principles of Operation
2. SYSTEM CIRCUIT
2.1 Adapter power input circuit
2.2 Main B/D Power input circuit
2.3 Control Power input Circuit
2.4 RESET signal generator circuit
2.5 Conversion switch circuit for battery or control power
2.6 Clock IC Circuit
2.7 Buzzer Signal circuit
2.8 RS232 Driver circuit
2.9 Arm motor control circuit
2.10 A/D input signal select circuit
2.11 Sensor Signal input Circuit
2.12 External Printer interface circuit
2.13 LCD Interface circuit
2.14 Membrane key interface circuit
2.15 Thermal printer Motor control circuit
2.16 Thermal printer power control circuit
3. ASSEMBLY DRAWING
4. INSTALLATION
4.1 Technical Specifications
4.2 Unpacking
4.3 Installing the URiSCAN optima II
4.4 Operation
4.5 Care and Maintenance
4.6 Disposal of the analyzer
5. ROUTINE WORKING PROCEDURES
5.1 System Initializing
5.2 System Configuration
5.3 ID Management
5.4 Calibration
5.5 Measurement
5.6 Communication
5.7 Color & Clarity
6. TROUBLE SHOOTING
6.1 LCD
6.2 Membrane key
6.3 External output
1) PC communication
2) Barcode reader
6.4 Internal printer
6.5 Calibration
6.6 Strip detecting
6.7 Strip moving
6.8 Memory
7. APPENDIX
7.1 Communications
7.2 Adjusting URiSCAN optima II
7.3 Program for the Sensitivity of each Parameter
7.4 Value of the Initial Standard R%
7.5 Quality controls
7.6 Calibration Error Code
7.7 Product list for URiSCAN optima II
7.8 Summary of waiver studies
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION of SYSTEM
MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 1.1

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1.1 General Introduction
Users can experience the new function offered from URiSCAN optima II.
URiSCAN optima II is designed to meet various requirements through ease of
use and systematic data management.
The addition of the URiSCAN optima II for the measurements of test strip allows
for standardization of urine test results with accuracy and reproducibility by
adopting high technology.
These benefits from high quality URiSCAN optima II associated with

measurements of test strip allow users to accomplish laboratory diagnosis more
efficiently by eliminating unnecessary test procedure.
Finally users who are even unfamiliar with this kind of instrument can easily
operate URiSCAN optima II through use of a few keys provided without
additional training.

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1.2 Introduction of the Optical System
Each element of the urine will be absorbed into each test portion of the strip and
the subsequent chemical and enzymatic reactions will change the color of the
test paper accordingly. The degree of colorings will be proportional to the
concentrations of each element in the urine. The CCD will play the role of
measuring and indicating the extents and routes of such coloring.
In short, the CCD is a state of the art device, which analyzes the ratios of the
composition of the primary colors of light, and reads out the extent of test
paper coloring precisely. After all, it will give you more precise, objective and
consistent test results than the conventional color concentration measuring
devices using the Photo Diode.
Analog-to Digital Converter

Optical Fiber Module CCD
CPU
LED
Test Strip
* CCD (Charge Coupled Device) :Color Image Sensor/ R.G.B X 1024 = 3072(pixel)
* R. G. B.: Three primary colors of light (Red, Green, and Blue)
* Wave Length: Red - 620nm /Green - 550nm / Blue - 490nm

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1.3 Principles of Urinalysis Strips
Urinalysis is the general and basic method that executed in laboratories for the
detection and confirmation of early disease along with other diagnostic
references.
The three basic principle method of urinalysis

* the visual evaluation of the color from the urine sample
* for the determination of urinary substances by using of urinalysis strips
* for the re-confirmation of the substances by using of microscope examination
Out of above, the test method of urinalysis strips is widely used as a test
method for the accurate and rapid diagnosis comparatively of each substance’s
level of urine specimens and clinical aspects.
The urinalysis strips manufactured by YD Diagnostics Corp. are available for 11

parameters and standardized 28 items.
Urine chemistry analyzer URiSCAN optima II can determine especially 12 items
for 4 to 11 parameters.
U41 URiSCAN 11 Strip

Vt. C Leucocytes S.G pH Glucose Nitrite Protein Ketones Urobilinogen Bilirubin Blood
Compensation area
Urine chemistry analyzer is widely used to get more accurate result than visual
Test as wall as it makes users easier in determining and reporting the result of
Specimen
URiSCAN optima II is expected to be used for the determination of urinalysis

strips very conveniently and properly.

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1.4 Main Functions
p Auto Memory function

1000 test results are stored automatically
p Easy access to review tested results stored in database

Area print
Special data print
p Program in Five Languages

English, German, Italian, Spanish and Chinese.
p Self-adjustable relevant Voltage (110V to 220V)
p Communication Interface
Serial communication – Barcode, Host computer
p Auto selection of 12 combined items 4 to 11 parameters
p Auto moving Strip Carrier

Photo sensor detecting the strip & moving strip carrier
p Selection of Reading Time

Routine Test Mode : 100 sec reading
Quick Test Mode : 6 sec reading
p Simple & Easy dust parts cleaning

Easy to separate and clean up the Optical fiber module
p Urine color & clarity reading

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SYSTEM CIRCUIT

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2.1 Adapter power input circuit
1) Basic Function: The circuit receives 24V power input from SMPS.
2) Operation: When the adapter is on, 24V (±1V) is inputted to Pin # 3.
3) Phenomenon: When the adapter is on, 0V is inputted to Pin # 3.
4) Check point: When the analyzer is ON, the Pin # 3 should be +24V (±1V).
5) Troubleshooting: Change the adapter if the power is not inputted.
2.2 Main B/D Power input circuit
1) Basic Function: Supply DC24V inputted from adapter to main board.

2) Operation: When the external switch is on, DC24V is supplied from Pin # 1 to Pin # 3.
3) Phenomenon: 24V cannot be supplied to main board.
4) Check point: When the external switch is on, the power of Pin # 3 should be 24V (±1V).
5) Troubleshooting: If the connector is connected properly but still have a problem, change
the external switch.

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2.3 Control Power input Circuit
1) Basic Function: Receives control power from PBP.

2) Operation: +12V, +7V, and +5V of control power is provided to main board through PBP
board A’ssy.
3) Phenomenon: A particular circuit of main board does not work.
a) In case that +12V is not provided => buzzer does not sound and CCPA does not work.
b) In case that +7V is not provided => Printer does not work.
c) In case that +5V is not provided=> Analyzer will not boot up and has no light on the
red LED.
4) Check point: When the main power is on, the voltage of connector pins should be same
as follows:
¾ Pin # 4 and 5: GND
¾ Pin # 1 and 2: +12V (±1V)
¾ Pin # 9 and 10: +7V (±1V)
¾ Pin # 7 and 8: +5V (±1V)
5) Troubleshooting: If the power is not same as above, please change the PBP A'ssy

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2.4 RESET signal generator circuit
1) Basic Function: Reset signal generator

2) Operation: The control voltage should be more than 4.5V in order to operate CPU.
3) Phenomenon: CPU will not boot up or operates mal-function.
4) Check point: When the control voltage is on, the Pin # 71 of CPU voltage should be 5V.
When the control voltage is off, the Pin # 71 of CPU should be 0V.
5) Troubleshooting: Change the RESET IC (R3111N451C)
2.5 Conversion switch circuit for battery or control

power
1) Basic Function: Supply control or battery power.

2) Operation: By comparing between control power and battery power, the circuit provides
the higher power to clock IC and RAM.
3) Phenomenon: When control power is off, the saved time and data of RAM is cleared.
4) Check point: When control power is off, the Pin # 2 of MAX691's voltage should be 3.6V
(±0.3V). When the control power is on, the voltage should be 5V.
5) Troubleshooting:
¾ When control power is off and Pin # 2 of MAX691 is 0V => Check the voltage of
battery. If voltage is 0V, change the battery. If it isn't, change the MAX691.

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¾ When control power is off and Pin # 2 of MAX691's voltage is under 3.3V =>
Change the battery
¾ When control power is on and Pin # 2 of Max691's voltage is 3.6V(±0.3V) =>
Change the MAX691
2.6 Clock IC Circuit
1) Basic Function: Save and calculate time.

2) Operation: Output the saved time and calculation once the circuit receives direction from
CPU.
3) Phenomenon: Saved time will not run on the display or set time properly.
4) Check point: When the user input 5 voltages to Pin # 5 of DS1302 and pulse signal to
the Pin # 7, the data should be output from Pin # 6.

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Waveform
5) Troubleshooting: If the data is not outputted from Pin # 6 of DS1302, change the
DS1302.
2.7 Buzzer Signal circuit
1) Basic Function: Make a buzzer sound.

2) Operation: Buzzer_ON signal is outputted from CPLD and the signal makes a buzzer
sound.
3) Phenomenon: No buzzer sound or small buzzer sound.
4) Check point: When Buzzer_ON signal is 0V, the voltage of TR6's Pin # 3 is +12V. If the
signal is 5V, the voltage of TR6's Pin # 3 is 0V.
5) Troubleshooting:
¾ If BUZZER_ON signal is 5V but the Pin # 3 of TR's is not 0V, change the TR6.

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¾ If the BZL signal is 5V but the Pin(C) # 3 of Q8's power is not 0V, change the Q8.
¾ If the circuit works properly but the sound is too small or not clear, check the
Buzzer (If it is ALP1205, change it to ALP1212).
2.8 RS232 Driver circuit
1) Basic Function: Drive external PC communication and Barcode signal.

2) Operation: Convert internal Rx and Tx signals of level 5V to 12V. Also convert external
Rx and Tx signals of level 12V to5V.
3) Phenomenon: It will not communicate with external PC or read barcode input data.

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4) Check point: Internal Tx signal of Level 5V should be inputted to the Pin # 5 of MAX238.
The signal should be changed to Level 12V and the changed signal should be outputted
from Pin # 2.
Internal Tx signal of Level 12V should be inputted to the Pin # 16 of MAX238. The signal
should be changed to Level 5V and the changed signal should be outputted from Pin # 17.
8-5) Troubleshooting: If the signal is not changed by IC, replace the MAX232.
2.9 Arm motor control circuit
1) Basic Function: Control arm motor (Unipolar).

2) Operation: The motor signal, which is inputted from Pin # 6, 5, 17, and 16 of SLA7024
output to motor through Pin # 8, 1, 18, and 11. Detect the phase current and adjust duty
cycle of output signal.
3) Phenomenon: Arm motor does not work or make a noise.
4) Check point: The signal of level 5V, which is inputted from SLA7024's Pin # 6, 5, 17, 16
should output the signal contrary to the Pin # 8, 1, 18, and 11 of Level 24V.
5) Troubleshooting:
¾ If it does not work properly, check the resistance of R25 and R46.
¾ If the resistance is not 1.5 ~1.8Ω, change the resister. Disconnect the motor cable
and check resistance # 1, 3 and 4, 6 of the motor. The resistance is not 115Ω
(±10Ω), change the motor.

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¾ If the signal of level 5V, which is inputted from SLA7024's Pin #6 , 5, 17, and 16
should not output the signal contrary to the Pin # 8, 1, 18, and 11 of Level 24V,
change the SLA7024.
2.10 A/D input signal select circuit
1) Basic Function: Select one signal from CCD or strip sensor out of five and then output
the incoming signal to A/D converter. Convert the inputted analog signal to digital signal
and then output the serial data (12 bits).
2) Operation: Transfer one signal to Xo among the X0 ~ X7 depending upon combination
of MUX_A, B, C. The analog signal inputted from MAX 187 of Pin # 2 is converted to
digital signal (12 bits) and transfer it to serial.
3) Phenomenon: It will not read CCD data or strip sensor signal properly.
4) Check point: Incoming signal should be selected in accordance with the truth table.

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Make the power of CE (MAX187, Pin # 7) is 0V and input CLOCK signal to SCLK
(MAX187, Pin # 8), the AD_DATA(MAX187, Pin # 6) signal should be outputted.
5) Troubleshooting: If the incoming signal did not selected by truth table as above, change
GD4051. If the AD_DATA is not outputted, change MAX187.
2.11 Sensor Signal input Circuit
1) Basic Function: Input external sensor signal.

2) Operation:
¾ ARM_LIMIT : When ARM is placed in Limit position, the voltage of ARM_LIMIT
signal is 0V. If it does not, the voltage is 5V.
¾ STRIP_SEN : When the Strip_ON signal receives the 5V and strip sensor detects
the strips, the strip signal becomes 5V. On the other hand, the strip signal should
be 0V.

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ARM_LIMIT sensor circuit
STRIP_SEN sensor
circuit
3) Phenomenon: The arm does not work and strip sensor cannot detect strip although strip
is placed on the sensor.
4) Check point: When the arm is placed at Limit, the voltage of Arm_Limit signal is 0V. If it
does not, the voltage is 5V. The voltage of STRIP_ON is 5V and the strip is placed on
the strip sensor, the voltage of STRIP_SEN signal is more than 3V.
5) Troubleshooting: If the signal of ARM_LIMIT is below the standard, change the sensor.

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2.12 External Printer interface circuit
1) Basic Function: This is an interface circuit to communicate with external printer through
50 PIN parallel connector.
2) Operation: Whenever the LPT_Latch signal is 5V every single time, 8BIT data of internal
data bus outputs to external port.
3) Phenomenon: External printer will not work properly.
4) Check point: When the LPT_Latch signal is 5V each time, the output signal of 8Bit data
should be renewal.
5) Troubleshooting: LPT_Latch signal is 5V each time but the output signal of 8Bit data is
not renewed. Change the 74HC573.
2.13 LCD Interface circuit
1) Basic Function: The circuit controlling LCD panel.

2) Operation: Reset LCD, transfer the data for display, and check the state of LCD
3) Phenomenon: LCD has a backlight but it does not show anything.
4) Check point: The voltage of LCD_RESET should be 5V and brightness of LCD should
be adjusted by VR1.
5) Solution: If the LCD do not show anything, replace LCD panel.

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2.14 Membrane key interface circuit
1) Basic Function: Transfer the inputted signal of membrane key to internal bus data
2) Operation: The signal of KEY 1, 2, 3 and inputted data of membrane key are transferred
to internal bus data.
3) Phenomenon: Cannot input data through membrane key.
4) Check point: When the signal of KEY 1, 2, 3 is 0V, the external data signal should be
transferred to internal data bus.
5) Troubleshooting: If the membrane key's input signal is not transferred to internal data
bus, change the 74HC245.
The data is transferred but cannot input data through key, change the membrane key.

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2.15 Thermal printer Motor control circuit
1) Basic Function: Control printer motor (Bipolar) power and drive operation signal
2) Operation: Receive the driving signal from CPLD and then drive the motor.
3) Phenomenon: will not feed printer paper.
4) Check point: The Pin # 6, 2, 11 and 15 of KA3100's input signal should be outputted
from Pin # 3, 5, 14, and 12.
5) Troubleshooting: Disconnect printer motor cable. If the signal is not transferred from
KA3100, change the KA3100.

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2.16 Thermal printer power control circuit
1) Basic Function: Supply power to drive the printer.

2) Operation: When the voltage of PR_COM signal which is inputted from CPLD is 0V,
+7V is provided to VH. In case that the voltage is 5V, black the supply.
3) Phenomenon: Printer paper comes out but nothing printed.
4) Check point:
¾ If the voltage of PR_COM signal is 0V, the voltage of VH should be +7V (±1V). If
the voltage of PR_COM signal is 5V, the voltage of VH should be floating.
¾ If the Pin # 13 of 74HC04 is 0V, 5V should be outputted from Pin # 12.
5) Troubleshooting:
¾ If the Pin#13 of 74HC04's power is 0V but the Pin #12' power is not 5V, replace
the 74HC04
¾ If the Pin#13 of 74HC04's power is 5V but the Pin #12' power is not +7V (±1V),
replace the KTA1663.

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INSTALLATION

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4.1 Technical Specifications
□ Manufacturer YD Electronics Co., Ltd.
□ Type of Product Urine Analyzer
□ Model Name URiSCAN optima II
□ Operation Mode Semi-Automatic urine analyzer
□ Materials ABS resin
□ Dimension
Size 195mm(W) X 225mm(D) X 100mm(H)
Weight 1.5Kg (3.30 lb)
□ Electrical Input
Rated Voltage 110－220V
Rated Frequency AC 50/60Hz
Rated Power 48W
□ Operating Conditions
Temperature 20℃－ 28℃ (68℉－ 82℉)
Humidity 10%－ 70%
□ Storage Conditions
Temperature 0℃－ 40℃ (32℉－104℉)
Humidity 10%－85%
□ Measurement Method
Type Reflectance photometers
Measurement cycle Routine Test Mode 100 seconds
Quick Test Mode 6 seconds
Memory Capacity 1000 tests
Reader Head LED
Sensor CCD color image sensor
Result Display LCD (8 lines, 4 char/line)
□ Printer High speed thermal-printer 203dpi (8dots/mm)
□ Host- Communication Bi-directional RS 232C interface for data transfer to HOST
Parallel communication to external printer
□ Peripherals Barcode reader
□ Safety Standard EN / IEC 61010-1
□ EMC Standard Emission EN55011/A1:1997, A2:1996, Group 1, Class A
Immunity EN 61000-4-2/3/4/5/6/11

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4.2 Unpacking
Upon receipt of the URiSCAN optima II, examine the exterior carton for damages. In the event
of shipping damage, a claim must be filed with the transportation carrier within 10 days of
receipt. Save all packing for inspection.
Carefully unpack the unit and check for completeness. Included in the carton should be the
following.
URiSCAN optima II INSTRUMENT ASSEMBLY

URiSCAN optima II 1ea
Thermal Printer Paper 1ea
Printer paper size : 57mm(±1mm), Ø60
Adaptor 1ea
Strip holder 1ea
Operator's Manual 1ea
Check Strip for Calibration (200pcs) 1ea
OPTIONAL
RS232C CABLE for Serial Communication 1ea
Barcode Reader 1ea
Save the original packing until the unit has been shown to be operating properly. If any of these
items is missing, contact your supplier or directly YD Electronics Co., Ltd. Immediately.

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4.3 Installation
Verify that the unit is rated for the proper voltage by checking the panel on the back. Check that
the proper power card has been received. The serial number of the unit is also located on the
back panel.
Precaution : The URiSCAN optima II is not allowed at a degree of not colder than
10℃ and over the humidity of 70%, and is available under an atmospheric pressure of
from 900 to 1600 mbar.
The URiSCAN optima II should be located on a level, stable surface near a grounded electrical
outlet. The surface should be clean and free of dust to ensure that the feet grip the surface
firmly. Allow sufficient clearance on all sides of the unit for proper ventilation.
With the power switch in the OFF position, plug the power card into a grounded receptacle.
4.3.1 Installing the URiSCAN optima II

Prepare the instrument for operation and turn on the URiSCAN optima II. Make sure to use
RS232C cable offered by YD Electronics Co., Ltd. for serial communication Bidirectional
communication program from the version1.0.
4.3.2 Interface with Host Computer and Barcode reader
URiSCAN optima II can interface with a

Host computer and peripheral devices so
as to improve the work station.
The instrument can be connected with
Host computer (RS232C port) and Barcode
reader.
The upper pin is for Host computer and the
lower is for Barcode reader.

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Interface with Host Computer
URiSCAN optima II can interface sample's ID and test results to host computer.
Interface with Barcode Reader

Sample’s ID can be registered via keyboard on the instrument and barcode reader.
PRECAUTION : All peripheral devices for interface must conform with generally
recognized technology standards. You can contact the Servicing dept. of YD Electronics
Co., Ltd
4.3.3 Feeding The Thermal Printing Paper
After system installation, check the printer paper. If there is no paper, then follow the
instructions below to feed the paper.
[Fig 2.3.3.1]
1. To insert the paper roll,

open the printer cover by
pressing the lever notch as
shown on Figure 2.3.3.1.
Pull up the printer cover.
[Fig 2.3.3.2]
2. Insert the paper roll into

printer case so that smooth
surface faces downward.

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[Fig 2.3.3.3]
3. Make sure that sufficient
paper is outside printer head
and close the printer cover.
4.3.4 Cleaning the Strip Holder
Clean the strip holder daily to get better performance, accuracy and to maintain the
cleanliness of URiSCAN optima II.
[Fig 2.3.4.1]
1. Pull the strip holder bottom toward

you to take it out as shown in
Figure 2.3.4.1
[Fig 2.3.4.2]
2. Wash the strip holder with DW

and place strip holder as shown
in Fig. 2.3.4.2 to dry it.

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[Fig 2.3.4.3]
3. After it is completely dry, place

the strip holder in home position
as shown in Fig. 2.3.4.3. Push
the strip holder upward to
complete the procedure.
4.3.5 Replacing Rom

In case of version up or bugging, the ROM need to be replace to a new one.
Use IC remover to replace Rom.

After removing the used ROM
from the Main PCB and replace it
a new ROM
PRECAUTION : Use only ROM supplied by YD Electronics Co., Ltd

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4.4 Operation
The controls on the rear of the instrument is the power switch. The power switch has two
positions-OFF(○) and ON(|). When set to the ON(|) position, the URiSCAN optima II will
operate continuously until the switch is OFF(○) position.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Performance and safety of the URiSCAN optima II are warranted at all times if it is operated
under the following environmental conditions:
- Installation categoryⅡ with smaller transient over voltages.
- Pollution degree 2.
- The unit is designed for internal use.
- Main supply voltage fluctuation up to ±10% of the nominal value.
- In locations with temperature between 10℃ and 35℃.
- In locations where the relative humidity is lower than 70%.
- In locations free from dust or vapors of solvents and acids.
- In locations free from vibrations.
) Note : Installation categoryⅡ
PRECAUTION FOR USING THE URiSCAN optima II

The following precautions should be taken when operating or working near the URiSCAN
optima II.
- Do not use dangerous substances such as toxic, radioactive or contaminated material.
- In case of contamination remember to decontaminate before cleaning. The user is
responsible for the decontamination operations if dangerous substances are spilled.
- Corrosion is one of the major causes of URiSCAN optima II. In case or leaks remover
immediately the corrosive substance and clean according to procedure.
- Do not use explosive or inflammable materials.
- Do not use materials which can interact with a strong chemical reaction.
- Service and repair must only be performed by qualified professions.
- Avoid the wet or humid place.
- Do not install the system at the places subject to humidity, day lights and the air containing
dusts, salt or sulfur contents must, In addition, the system shall not be installed in a
chemical storage or a place subject to gas leakage.
- Avoid slope or vibrating place. Do not make the system subject to impact during delivery.
- Select the place which is little affected by high frequency or electronic waves and voltage
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- Before turning on the initial power source, take out the strip guide plate. Then move the
feeding best 2~3 times forward /backward, while holding it with thumb fore-finger.
- (This is needed when the lubrication oil is hardened, causing the feeding belt to slow)
Warning : Use this product under only environment conditions described above.
4.5 Care and Maintenance
Warning : Disconnect the URiSCAN optima II from the power source before
attempting any cleaning or maintenance procedures.
URiSCAN optima II requires no routine maintenance or lubrication. To ensure a long life for the
URiSCAN optima II, it should be used in a dry, non-aggressive environment.
4.6 Disposal of the analyzer
Used Analyzer should be disposed according to the safety regulations applicable

at your facility.

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PROCEDURES

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5.1 System Initializing

When the instrument is turned on, the system initializing begins automatically. This
procedure is performed to check the system of instrument. It takes about 5 seconds.
[F 5.1.1]
＊＊＊ WELCOME ! !＊＊＊
YD Electronics.
URiSCAN optima II
V 1.0E
[F 5.1.2]
＊System Initializing
After successful system checking, the instrument displays System OK !! message

for 2 seconds and goes to main menu automatically.
[F 5.1.3]
＊System Initializing
System OK ! !

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[F 5.1.4]
12:00:08
>1. Measurement
2. ID Management
3. Configuration
4. Calibration
5. Communication
6. Color & Clarity
If the instrument detects any faults, warning message will show on the LCD. For
example, if the printer paper is not installed properly, a warning message will show
on the LCD during the system initializing.
[F 5.1.5]
＊ System Initializing
System Error !!
[ No Paper ]
PRECAUTION : Make sure that power connector doesn’t come out.
Warning : In case of any hazard please disconnect the main power cord
immediately. Therefore the power cord should be always easily
accessible.

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5.2 System Configuration
Certain system configurations of URiSCAN optima II have been factory installed

before delivery. However, users should check and set up the system configuration
before measurement to get accurate results.
Press “3” in the main menu to set up the system configuration.
When entering each menu you can press number keys directly or ENT key after
moving “>” mark with direction keys “▲▼ ” .
You can return to the previous menu by pressing the ESC key.
Also, you can return to the main menu directly by pressing the ‘ ® ’ key.
[ F 5.2]
＊Configuration
> 1. Set Time
2. Set Printer
3. Tone :On
4. Unit :mg/dL
5. Language :English
6. Erase Saved Data
1. Set Time This menu is to input current time and date. See 5.2.1.
2. Set Printer This menu is to set the printer modes. It is composed of four menus.
You can not only set the printer mode but also review test results in this menu. See
5.2.2
3. Select Tone This menu is to select a signal tone among On and Off.
4. Select Unit This menu is to set unit for the measurement results. URiSCAN
Optima II supports both conventional units (mg/dL) and SI units (mmol/L).
5. Select Language URiSCAN optima II system is programmed to function in 5

languages: English, German, Italy, Spanish and Chinese.
6. Erase Saved Data This menu is to erase saved data. You need to enter password
to operate this menu.

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5.2.1 Set Time
Use direction keys “▲▼ ” to enter a current month, date, year, hour, minute and
second. Move each block of the current time and date using direction keys “◀▶”.
Number keys can be used to enter the current date, year, and time. The time can be
expressed in a 24 hour clock format.
[ F 5.2.1]
＊ Set Time
Month Date Year
MAY 06 2004
Hour Min Sec
11 40 40
5.2.2 Set Printer & Data Print
Before starting measurement, the printer system must be set up and activated.
You can enter this menu by pressing the number 2 key in the System Configuration.
This menu is composed of four subsequent menus.
Move the “>” mark with the direction keys or simply press the number key to enter
each menu.
[F 5.2.2]
＊ Set Printer & Data print

> 1. Internal Printer
2. External Printer
3. Area Print
4. Print Special Data

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5.2.2.1 Internal Printer
The instrument has an internal printer. Press the number 1 key in the Set Printer
menu. Move the “>” mark by using the direction keys “▲▼ ” or simply press the
number key to set up print status.
[ F 5.2.3]
＊ Internal Printer
> 1. Data Print : On

2. ID Print : On
3. Number of Copies : 3
1. Data Print
This is to print out the results when each strip is measured. If the menu is set “Off”,
the results will not be printed out by the internal printer.
2. ID Print
This is to print out registered sample’s ID. If this is set ‘On’, internal printer
automatically prints out the ‘ID for measuring’, ‘Remain ID’ and ‘Error ID’
‘ID for measuring’ is to confirm the sample’s ID before measurement.
is printed out as soon as you start measurement.
‘Error ID’ is to indicate ID that is missing on the way of measurement.
is printed out at standby mode.
‘Remain ID’ is to indicate ID that is not tested after register.
is printed out when going to main menu.
3. Number of Copies
This is to set the number of test sheets that print out by internal printer. The internal
printer can prints out 1 or 2 copies during measurement and up to 9 copies in Special
Data Print.

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5.2.2.2 External Printer
Press the number 2 key in the Set Printer menu so that you can set up the external
printer.
Then, move the “>” mark by using the direction keys “▲▼” or the number keys to
enter each menu.
[ F 5.2.4]
＊ External Printer
> 1. Status : On
2. Number of Copies : 1
3. Select Printer : HP
1. Status You can print test results with either the internal or external printer.
If you select this status on, the results are printed by external printer.
2.Number of Copies The instrument prints out the results up to 9 copies
3. Select Printer Three different printer options are offered: HP, Cannon and Epson,
all with standard 25-wire matrix having parallel interface capability.
5.2.2.3 Area Print

This menu is to print out many stored results at once. Specify the area to print out by
inputting Start and End number of sample’s sequential ID. And select a type of data
among “All”, “Abnormal” and “Abnormal list” by pressing the ENT key repeatedly. To
print out results, move “>” mark onto Print and press ENT key. The memory capacity
is up to 1000tests.
All : print out test results for all specimens

Abnormal : print out test results for all specimens classified as “abnormal”
Abnormal list : print out sample’s ID for all specimens classified as “abnormal”
[ F 5.2.4]
＊ Area Print
> Start : 1
End : 21
Data : Abnormal
Print

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5.2.2.4 Print Special Data
This menu is to call up stored results. Use the direction keys “▲▼” to find a result
you want to review. Result will be displayed including measurement time and
sample’s ID.
The memory capacity is up to 1,000tests. You can also print out test result simply by
pressing ENT key. Result sheets can be up to 9 copies. Control number of test
sheets to print out in Internal Printer menu. See 5.2.2.1 Internal Printer
[ F 5.2.5]
May– 30– 1999 16:16:48

[ 041– GEN11]
BLD ++ 50 RBC/ul
BIL – neg
URO +- norm
KET – neg
PRO + 30 mg/dL
NIT – neg
5.3 ID Management
ID management is composed of four functions 1.ID register, 2. ID delete, 3. ID delete

(All), and 4. Serial ID reset. You can register patient’s ID via keyboard or bar code
reader. ID can be put into instrument before measurement and also during
measurement simply by using E key. URiSCAN optima II manages sample’s ID with
two parts.
Serial ID Number
* It is the serial number assigned automatically according to measured sample's
order.
You can set the starting serial ID as desired using 4. Serial ID reset.

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Sample ID Number
* It is individual sample's ID number. This is set by the operator. Use appropriate
number keys or
bar code reader to enter the desired ID number. ID can be registered up to 13 digits.
Sample’s ID can be deleted using 2. ID delete or 3. ID delete (All)Press the number
2 key in the main menu. Then the following menu will be displayed.
[ F 5.3.1]
＊ ID Management
> 1. ID Register
2. ID Delete
3. ID Delete (All)
4.Serial ID Reset
To register the sample number, press the number 1 key. You can register the sample
ID via keyboard or bar code reader. The instrument can store the ID numbers up to
100. After ID entrance via keyboard, press ENT key for the confirmation. Then, you
can enter the next sample’s ID number by pressing the appropriate number key on
the keyboard. Press ENT key to complete the ID management and use ESC to go to
main menu. You may scroll forward or backward using direction keys “▲▼ ” and put
new ID with “▶” key between two ID you have entered. The number placed on the
right side of the LCD shows the number of ID registered.
[F 5.3.2]
＊ ID Register [ 4]
0000111122223333
2233445566778899
34567890123452
123123123123

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You can also delete registered ID.
[F 5.3.3]
＊ ID Delete [ 4]
0000111122223333
2233445566778899
34567890123452
123123123123
Use direction keys “▲▼ ” to specify the sample’s ID for deleting, then press ENT key.
Warning message will show on display.
[F 5.3.4]
＊ ID Delete [ 4]
0000111122223333
2233445566778899
34567890123452
123123123123
[F 5.3.5]
＊ ID Delete
Warning !
2233445566778899

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If you are sure to delete an ID, press ENT. Selected ID will be deleted. The remaining
ID numbers will be displayed.
[F 5.3.6]
＊ ID Delete [ 3]
0000111122223333
34567890123452
123123123123
If want to measure an emergency sample after you finish registering all the samples’
IDs, you press the E key to enter the emergency sample’s ID during measurement as
follows:
Press E key. An “E” on the lower right of the LCD will be displayed, showing that it is
an emergency test. Dip a strip into the emergency specimen and blot the strip on soft
tissue in order to get rid of excessive urine. Place test strip on the strip guide plate.
Then, you can enter the emergency sample’s ID via keyboard or bar code reader.
The next ID will be shown when you place the next strip.
[F 5.3.7]
ID :0001– 0000111122223333
BLD ++ 50 RBC/ul
BIL – neg
URO +- norm
KET – neg
PRO + 30 mg/dL
NIT – neg
[– – – – – – – – – E ]

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5.4 Calibration
Calibration procedure should be performed when,

- changing an item
- changing product lot number
- Tests result is in doubt or different result is obtained then expected using quality
control.
Calibration procedure must be done to compensate the reflectance rate of the optical
system by using the check strips accompanied with the analyzer. This procedure is to
check any strong variations that may be caused by contamination and poor light of
the emitting diode. Press the number 4 key from the main menu. When entering this
procedure, you must insert the strips’ 5-digit lot number into the blank- [ ] and press
ENT.
[ F 5.4.1]
＊ Calibration
Enter Lot_ No
[ ]
Place the calibration strip, which is supplied with the instrument (check strip), on the
strip guide plate. When the strip is detected by sensor, URiSCAN optima II performs
the first step of calibration automatically. This adjusts the zero-point with the white
check strip.
[F 5.4.2]
＊ Calibration
[ U41 – 11 strip]
Calibration Strip

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Dip the test strip into distilled water and blot the strip on soft tissue to get rid of
excessive water. Place the reagent strip on the guide plate. The sensor will detect
the strip and the second step of calibration will be carried out.
This is to balance the reflectance rate in accordance with the reagent strip and
environmental influence.
[F 5.4.3]
Calibration
[ U41 – 11 strip]
Strip dipped in DW
If the calibration has been finished successfully, the message will be shown and
calibration data will be printed out by internal printer. User can use this data for
quality control.
[F 5.4.4]
＊ Calibration
Success!!
Lot No: 41409
Type: U41 – 11 strip
Calibration Range
BLD : 440~530, BIL : 330~360, URO : 320~350, KET : 310~370, PRO : 420~490, NIT : 320~350,
GLU : 240~310, pH : 580~620, SG : 210~280, LEU : 320~350, VTC : 370~410
While proceeding calibration, if any default is detected by sensor, a warning message

will be shown on the display and printer paper. At that time, user must retry
calibration procedure.

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Date : May-06-2004 11:45:32

Calibration Error [10-32]
Success Calibration !
Retry Calibration
U41- 11 strip [41950]
BLD == 470
BIL == 341
URO == 333
KET == 335
PRO == 440
NIT == 333
GLU == 275
pH == 603
SG == 240
LEU == 336
VTC == 387

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5.5 Measurement
Press number 1 key in the main menu.
[F 5.5.1]
＊ Measurement
1. Routine Test Mode

2. Quick Test Mode
URiSCAN optima II has two-test modes. You can use “▲▼ ” key and press ENT or
press number key.
1. Routine test mode : The instrument reads the test strip in 100 seconds. Dip a
strip into the urine specimen and place the strip on the guide plate after removing
excessive urine on the soft tissue.
2. Quick test mode : The instrument read the strip in 6 seconds. Dip a strip into the
urine specimen and remove excessive urine on the soft tissue. Place the strip on the
guide plate after 100 seconds. In this mode, [Q] is shown on the upper right of the
LCD.
[F 5.5.2]
＊ Measurement
Place Test Strip
[– – – – – – – – – 000]
Once a test mode is selected, the strip carrier will move out of the instrument
automatically. Dip a strip into the urine specimen and place the strip on the strip
carrier after removing excessive urine on the soft tissue.

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[F 5.5.3]
ID: 0001– 0000111122223333
[< < < < <– – – – 001]
If you have registered a sample’s ID and the internal printer is ‘On’, “ID for
Measuring” will be printed out as under. (See 5.2.2.1 Internal Printer)
ID for Measuring Error ID Remain ID
0000111122223333 2 -34567890123452 123123123123

34567890123452
123123123123
Test results from the first sample will be shown on the display. If the internal printer
status is set up『ON』, the result will be printed out during the test.
[F 5.5.4]
ID : 0001-0000111122223333
GLU - neg
pH 6.0
S.G 1.010
LEU + 25 WBC/ul
VTC - neg
Remove Tested Strip
[– – – – – – – – – 001]
The strip carrier comes out after measurement of test strip and the message
“ Remove Tested Strip” will be shown on the lower left of the LCD. If you remove
test strip, the message will be shown as “Place Test Strip”.

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[F 5.5.5]
ID:0001-0000111122223333
GLU - neg
pH 6.0
S.G 1.010
LEU + 25 WBC/ul
VTC - neg
Place Test Strip
[– – – – – – – – – 001]
You can finish measurement and return to main menu by pressing ESC key. The
test data will be stored in the instrument and loaded to the HOST while working. In
Quick Test Mode, the message [Q] is shown on the upper right of the LCD.
[F 5.5.6]
ID : 0249- [Q]
GLU - neg
pH 6.0
S.G 1.010
LEU + 25 WBC/ul
VTC + 10 mg/dL
[– – – – – – – – – 000]
Before you start measurement, you must set up the instrument.

Please refer to Section 5.2 System Configuration described in detail.
Reaction & measurement time for visual evaluation of urinalysis strips are
- Blood, Bilirubin, Urobilinogen, Ketones, Protein, Nitrite, Glucose, pH, and S.G: 60
sec.
- Leucocytes: 90 ~ 120 sec.
Strip Disposal : Used test strip should be disposed according to the

safety regulations applicable at your facility.

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5.6 Communication
URiSCAN optima II has a serial interface for connecting it to Host computer. Press
number 5 key from the main menu and activate the interface with the host computer.
To use bar code reader connected to the instrument, set 2. Set Barcode Reader in
‘On’ status.
[F 5.6.1]
＊ Communication
>1. Set Communication

2. Barcode Reader : On
[F 5.6.2]
＊ Set Communication
>1. Status : On
2. Baud Rate : 57.6K
Data Format
y Baud Rate (bps) : 9600
y Data Bit (bit) : 8-bit code
y Parity Bit (bit) : None
y Stop Bit (bit) : 1 stop bits

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5.7 Color & Clarity
URiSCAN optima II can report urine color and clarity. Press number 6 on the main
menu to call up color and clarity options.
[F5.7.1]
＊ Color & Clarity

>1. Color
2. Clarity
5.7.1. Color
Press number 1 on the menu to report urine color.
[F5.7.2]
＊ Color Read
>1. Color : Manual
2. Set Color
[1. Color] In order to report urine color, select the appropriate option:
1) Off : If you do not need to report urine color.
2) Manual : If you want to manually report urine color
3) Auto : If you want the analyzer to report urine color automatically. The
analyzer is set up with the following colors : DK.Yellow, Yellow, LT.Yellow,
DK.Orange, Orange, LT.Orange, DK.Red, Red, LT.Red, LT.Green, Green,
DK.Green, DK.Braown Brown, LT.Brown, Others.

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* To report urine color manually :
If the color of urine is different than the default color, press ENT key
after sensor detects strip during measurement. The screen below
will appear:
ID : 0249- [Q]
Yellow
Orange
Red
Green
Blue
Others
At this display, select urine color by using ▲▼ and then press ENT
key. The color will be displayed and printed with the results when
measurement is completed.
[2. Set Color] The “Set Color” option allows the user:
1) To set the default color
2) To display an abnormal urine color with a shade
3) To change the color name
[F5.7.3]
＊ Set Color
1.Yellow [D]
Ab 2.Orange
3.Red
4.Green
5.Blue
6.Others

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1) To set the default color
a. [D] on the right side of the above display means the basic default value.
b. If you want to change the basic default value, press the number
corresponding to the desired default color. For example, if you want the
changed default value to be Green, press No. 4 at keyboard. Then, press
“0” to save it.
2) To display an abnormal urine color with a shade

a. In order to display and print an abnormal urine color with a shade, the
notation “Ab’ will show to the left of the color designated “abnormal.” See
example “Orange” in Fig. 5.7.3 above.
b. To select abnormal urine color(s), press the number corresponding to the
desired abnormal color. Then, press the same number again to set “Ab”.
For example, if you press No. 5. Blue and press it once again, “Ab” is set
and Blue is displayed as an abnormal urine color. You can choose all colors
except the default color. To remove any color from the abnormal list, follow
the above procedure again.
3) To change the color name

If you want to change the color name, e.g., from “Yellow” to “Straw”, press
the number corresponding to the color you wish to change. After that, using ◀
key, delete all characters and input new characters one by one with ▲▼ Key.
You can move to the next character with ▶ key. When finished, press ENT
key to save. The number of characters is limited to 12.
1) ▲▼ Key is used to choose the letter of the alphabet.

2) ENT key is used to save and print the chosen color.
3) ESC key is used to escape from the menu.
4) ▶ key is used to add the space or move to the right side.
5) ◀ key is used to delete the words while moving to the left side.

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5.7.2. Clarity
Press number 2 from the menu to report urine clarity.
[F5.7.4]
＊ Clarity
>1. Clarity : Manual
2. Set Clarity
[1. Clarity] In order to report urine clarity, select the appropriate option:
1) Off : If you do not need to report urine clarity
2) Manual: If you want to report urine clarity
* To report urine clarity

If the clarity of the urine is different than the default clarity, press
ENT key after sensor detects strip during measurement. The screen
below will appear:
[F5.7.5]
ID : 0249- [Q]
Clear
SL Cloudy
Very Cloudy
Mucous
Bloody
Others
At this display, select urine clarity by using ▲▼ and then press ENT
key. The clarity will be displayed and printed with the results when
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[2. Set Clarity] The “Set Clarity” option allows the user:
1) To set the default clarity
2) To display an abnormal urine clarity with a shade
3) To change the clarity name
[F5.7.6]
＊ Set Clarity
1.Clear [D]
Ab 2.SL Cloudy
3.Very Cloudy
4.Mucous
5.Bloody
6.Other
1) To set the default clarity

c. [D] on the right side of the above display means the basic default value.
d. If you want to change the basic default value, press the number
corresponding to the desired default clarity. For example, if you want the
changed default value to be Mucous, you can press No. 4 at keyboard.
Then, press “0” to save it.
2) To display an abnormal urine clarity with a shade

c. In order to display and print an abnormal urine clarity with a shade, the
notation “Ab’ will show to the left of the clarity designated “abnormal.” See
example of “SL Cloudy in Fig. 5.7.6 above.
d. To select abnormal urine clarity(ies), press the number corresponding to
the desired abnormal clarity. Then, press the same number again to set
“Ab”. For example, if you press No. 5. Bloody and press it once again, “Ab”
is set and Bloody is displayed as an abnormal urine clarity. You can choose
all clarities except the default clarity. To remove any clarity from the
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3) To change the clarity name
If you want to change the clarity name, e.g., from “Clear” to “Normal”, press
the number corresponding to the clarity you wish to change. After that, using
◀ key, delete all characters and input new character one by one with ▲▼ Key.
You can move to the next character with ▶ key. When finished, press ENT
key to save. The number of character is limited to 12.
1) ▲▼ Key is used to choose the value of the alphabet.

2) ENT key is used to save and print the chosen clarity.
3) ESC key is used to escape from the menu.
4) ▶ key is used to add the space or move to the right side.
5) ◀ key is used to delete the words while moving to the left side.

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6.1 LCD
6.1.1 No signal on the LCD even if the power is on.
Presumptive Cause Check & Follow-up measures

1. Problem of power 1) Check the connection with adapter.
source 2) Check the power switch is “on” .
3) Test with the new adapter.
4) Change the MBPA (Main Board PCB Assembly) and re-test.
2. Problem of LCD 1) Check the motor and buzzer are working well.
2) Check the LCD connection line.
3) Change the LCD.
6.1.2 Totally out of order, but the backlight is on.

Problem of MBPA 1) Change the MBPA (Main Board PCB Assembly)
6.1.3 The backlight is not on, but characters are shown on the LCD.

Problem of LCD 1) Change the LCD.
6.1.4 Characters on the screen are not clear.

Problem of Contrast 1) Adjust the LCD contrast.

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6.1.5 Horizontal noisy lines are appeared on the LCD.

Problem of LCD 1) Change the LCD.
6.1.6 Unknown or broken characters are displayed on the LCD.

Problem of Program 1) Turn off the switch and turn it on again.
2) Turn off the switch and reset the analyzer. (Reset: Switch on with
pressing the key button ①)
[Caution] All data will be deleted by the reset and the analyzer will
be initialized with a default value set in the factory.
3) Change the ROM.
6.2 Membrane key
6.2.1 Key button is died

Problem of the 1) Check the connection cable to membrane key.
Membrane key 2) Change the membrane key.
6.2.2 Wrong key No. is input

Problem of the 1) Check the connection cable to membrane key.
Membrane key 2) Change the membrane key.

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6.3 External output
1) PC communication (Interface)
6.3.1 Unable to transfer the data to PC

Setting error 1)-select “5.communication” in the main menu
-select “1. set communication”
-select “1.status” and select “on”.
-select “2.Baud rate” and make the same setting with PC setting
Connector error 1) Check the connection between analyzer and computer by RS232C cable.
2) Check the connection cable to MBPA for PC communication inside of
the analyzer
3) Change the RS232C cable (Problem with hardware connection)
4) Check the comport in computer
5) Check the LIS program (If it able to transfer on HyperTerminal status)
6.3.2 Unexpected characters are transferred to PC

Setting error 1)-select “5. communication” in the main menu
-select “1. set communication
-select “2. Baud rate” and make the same setting with pc setting.
RS232C cable 1) Change the RS232C cable (Problem with hardware connection)
problem

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2) Barcode reader

Setting error 1)-select “5.communication’
-select “2. Barcode reader” and set “on”
2) Resetting the barcode by itself
3) After the connect the barcode and then turn on the power of analyzer
Connector error 1) Check the connection cable between analyzer and Barcode reader
2) Change the barcode reader
6.4 Internal printer
6.4.1 Blank paper is output

Direction of Printer 1) Check the direction of paper. Right side of the paper can be verified
PAPER by scratching a paper. If a black scratch is left on the paper, this side
should be up.
Printer error 1) Check the printer Ass’y cable.
2) Change the printer Ass’y.
6.4.2 Unable to feed a paper roll

Setting error 1)-select “3.configuration” in main menu
-select “2.set printer”
-select “1.internal printer” and set “on”
Printer unlock 1) Check the printer is unlocked.
error
Printer error 1) Check the printer Ass’y cable.
2) Change the printer Ass’y.

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6.4.3 Unknown character is printed out.

Problem of 1) Turn off the switch and turn it on again.
Program 2) Turn off the switch and reset the analyzer. (Reset: Switch on with
pressing the key button ①)
[Caution] All data will be deleted by the reset and the analyzer will
be initialized with a default value set in the factory.
3) Change the ROM.
6.4.4 Printed the test portion only with no results (Reading error)

Atypical color of 1) Test by manually
urine
(Fluorescence
or blood urine)
Reverse strip 1) Retest with right method
6.5 Calibration
6.5.1 Calibration error

Wrong method 1) Follow the operating manual and try again.
Strip problem 1) Deterioration and contamination of strip
2) Change the strip.
3) Re-try calibration.
D.W problem 1) Distilled water could be contaminated. Change the fresh D.W
2) Re-try calibration.
CCPA Ass’y 1) Change the CCPA Ass’y (LED, Optical fiber)

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6.6 Strip detecting
6.6.1 less sensitive (can not detect strip)

SSP Ass’y error 1) Check the connection cable with SSP Ass’y
2) Change the SSP Ass’y.
6.6.2 Too sensitive (carrier is moving by itself with no strips)

SSP Ass’y error 1) Check and clean the guide plate (sensor cap).
2) Change the SSP Ass’y.
6.7 Strip moving
6.7.1 Strip holder is not working.

Feeder motor 1) Check the connection cable to feeder motor.
Error
6.7.2 Strip holder is stopped during the test

Strip holder 1) Check the strip holder is stuck by cable.
Stuck 2) Check the roller inside of the strip holder and clean and grease to make
it smooth
6.7.3 Strip holder is not come back in

Feeder sensor 1) Check the connection cable to feeder sensor.
error 2) Change the feeder sensor

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6.8 Memory
6.8.1 All data were deleted automatically.

Battery error 1) Change the battery in MBPA.
MBPA error 2) Change the MBPA (Main Board PCB Assembly)

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7.1 Communication
7.1.1 Host Communication
a) Data format
y Baud rate (bps) : 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K, 38.4K, 57.6K, 115.2K
y Data bit (bit) : 7 or 8-bit code
y Parity bit (bit) : None, Odd, Even
y Stop bit (bit) : 1 or 2 stop bits
b) Hardware connection
TX 2 2 TX
RX 3 3 RX
GND 5 5 GND
c) Download protocol structure

y start character
y data field (optional)
y CR (OxOd)
y LF (OxOa)
The frame identification encodes the purpose of the transmitted block and provides
the receiver with additional information at the start of the block.
7.1.2 Barcode Reader Communication
a) Data format
y Baud rate (bps) : 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19.2K, 38.4K, 57.6K, 115.2K
y Data bit (bit) : 8-bit code
y Parity bit (bit) : None
y Stop bit (bit) : 1 or 2 stop bits

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b) Hardware connection
TX 2 2 TX
RX 3 3 RX
S-GND 5 5 S-GND
VCC 1 1 VCC
GND 9 9 GND
Bar code reader URiSCAN optima II
7.2 Adjusting URiSCAN Optima II

URiSCAN optima II system is factory-installed. User may adjust the instrument for
convenience.
7.2.1 How to Change Password

User must enter password when
- Erase saved data
- Adjusting R%
- Adjusting test order
Factory installed ID is [1111111]. User may change password as follows: When
switching on the instrument, the LCD shows a phase “ Welcome…”. After strip mover
and paper feeder operate, you can see the time displayed on LCD. Press number 0
key three times before the system initializing starts. If you miss the time of changing
password, turn off the instrument and retry. After entering the new password press
ENT, the system initialing will start.
If you have a problem with memorizing password, You may reset the instrument. Turn
off the power and switch on the instrument while pressing number 1 key. The instrument
goes back to factory-installed condition. Factory-programmed password is [1111111].

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7.2.2 How to Adjust %R
R% program is factory-installed. User can adjust this program. Press number 7 key in
main menu and enter password.
[F 6.2.1]
Enter Password
[＊＊＊＊＊＊＊]
[F 6.2.2]
1. Change R%
2. Change Test Order
Go to menu 1.Change %R
[F 6.2.3]
＊ Select Parameter for Change

> 1.BLD 5.PRO 9.S.G
2.BIL 6.NIT 10.LEU
3.URO 7.GLU 11.VTC
4.KET 8.pH

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Use arrow key to move cursor and press ENT to select test parameter, which is to be
adjusted.
[F 6.2.4]
Change R% [BLD]
－ neg ＜＝ 20
＋－ 5 ＜＝ 60 ＊
＋ 10 ＜＝ 110
＋＋ 50 ＜＝ 205
＋＋＋ 250 ＜＝ 205
＊＊＊＊
Select each value by using direction key and enter the value you want to set up. Block
is changed by pressing ENT key. ‘＊‘ mark is to set up black shadow of abnormal
result. You can move the mark on the value you want to notify as abnormal. The
ordered value will be printed out when pressing R key. To return to the initial
standard %R, press numeric key ① with switching on to reset the instrument.
7.2.2 How to Adjust Test Order

URiSCAN optima II is factory programmed to print out test results in the same order as
the test pads found on the URiSCAN strip. But User can change the order of the test
results as one requires. Go to menu 2.Change test Order
[F 6.2.5]
＊ Change Test Order

BLD GLU
BIL pH
URO S.G
KET LEU
PRO VTC
NIT
First, Use “▲▼” key to select test parameter and then press “◀ ▶” key to change the
order of that test parameter. After setting the order of all of the test parameters, press
ESC to go back to main menu.

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7.3 Program for the Sensitivity of Each
Parameter
The following tables describe sensitivity of each test parameter according to its
concentration.
「＊」stands for the sensitivity, it is the first positive result detected by URiSCAN optima II .
Blood
Printout Arbitrary - ± + ++ +++
Printout Conv. unit neg 5 10 50 250 RBC/µL
Printout SI unit neg 5 10 50 250 RBC/µL
Concentration Ranges 0~4 5*~7 8~29 30~140 141<
Bilirubin
Printout Arbitrary - + ++ +++
Printout Conv. unit neg 0.5 1.0 3.0 mg/dL
Printout SI unit neg 9 17 50 µmol/L
Concentration Ranges 0~0.4 0.5*~0.7 0.8~1.9 2.0<
Urobilinogen
Printout Arbitrary ± + ++ +++ ++++
Printout Conv. unit 0.1 1.0 4.0 8.0 12.0 mg/dL
Printout SI unit 1.6 16 66 131 197 µmol/L
Concentration Ranges 0.1~1.0 2.0*~2.9 3.0~6.0 7.0~10.0 11.0<
Ketones
Printout Conv. unit neg 5 10 50 100 mg/dL
Printout SI unit neg 0.1 1 5 10 mmol/L
Protein
Printout Arbitrary - ± + ++ +++ ++++
Printout Conv. unit neg 10 30 100 300 1000 mg/dL
Printout SI unit neg 0.1 0.3 1 3 10 g/L
Concentration Ranges 0~29 30*~60 61~80 81~200 201~600 601<

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Nitrite
Printout Arbitrary - +
Printout Conv. unit neg pos
Printout SI unit neg pos
Concentration Ranges 0~0.04 0.5<*
Glucose
Printout Arbitrary - ± + ++ +++ ++++
Printout Conv. unit neg 100 250 500 1000 2000< mg/dL
Printout SI unit neg 5.5 14 28 55 111 mmol/L
Concentration Ranges 0~49 50*~175 176~375 376~750 751~1499 1500<
pH
Printout Conv. unit 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0
Printout SI unit 5.0 5.5 6.0 6.5 7.0 7.5 8.0 8.5 9.0
Concentration >5.2 5.3~5.7 5.8~6.2 6.3~6.7 6.8~7.2 7.3~7.7 7.8~8.2 8.3~8.7 8.8<
Ranges
S.G.
Printout Conv. unit >1.005 1.010 1.015 1.020 1.025 1.030<
Printout SI unit >1.005 1.010 1.015 1.020 1.025 1.030<
Concentration Ranges >1.007 1.008~12 1.013~17 1.018~22 1.023~29 1.030<
Leucocytes
Printout Conv. unit neg 10 25 75 500 WBC/µL
Printout SI unit neg 10 25 75 500 WBC/µL
Ascorbic acid
Printout Arbitrary - + ++ +++
Printout Conv. Unit neg 10 25 50 mg/dL
Printout SI unit neg 0.6 1.4 2.8 mmol/L
Concentration Ranges 0~9 10*~16 17~35 36<

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7.4 Value of the Initial Standard %R
The following is the initial standard %R (reflection rate) of URiSCAN optima II analyzer.
User may adjust %R in the range of +/- 20.
1. Blood 2. Bilirubin 3. Urobilinogen
Change %R for BLD. Change %R for BIL. Change %R for URO.

- neg <= [ 20] - neg <= [ 20] +- norm <= [ 25]
+- 5 <= [ 60] + 0.5 <= [ 35] + 1.0 <= [ 40]
+ 10 <= [110] ++ 1.0 <= [ 68] ++ 4.0 <= [ 59]
++ 50 <= [225] +++ 3.0 > [ 68] +++ 8.0 <= [ 88]
+++ 250 > [225] ++++ 12.0 > [ 88]
4. Ketones 5. Protein 6. Nitrite
Change %R for KET. Change %R for PRO. Change %R for NIT.

- neg <= [ 18] - neg <= [ 45] - neg <= [ 10]
+- 5 <= [ 35] +- 10 <= [ 60] + pos > [ 10]
+ 10 <= [ 80] + 30 <= [ 80]
++ 50 <= [110] ++ 100 <= [ 130]
+++ 100 > [110] +++ 300 <= [145]
++++ 1000 > [145]

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7. Glucose 8. pH 9. Specific Gravity
Change %R for GLU. Change %R for pH. Change %R for S.G.

- neg <= [ 15] pH 5.0 <= [ 5] <=1.005<= [100]
+- 100 <= [ 80] pH 5.5 <= [ 40] 1.010<= [159]
+ 250 <= [135] pH 6.0 <= [ 70] 1.015<= [219]
++ 500 <= [190] pH 6.5 <= [125] 1.020<= [245]
+++ 1000 <= [250] pH 7.0 <= [175] 1.025<= [300]
++++ 2000 > [250] pH 7.5 <= [235] >=1.030 > [300]
pH 8.0 <= [300]
pH 8.5 <= [330]
pH 9.0 > [330]
10. Leucocytes 11. Ascorbic acid
Change %R for LEU. Change %R for VTC.

- neg <= [ 6] - neg <= [ 25]
+- 10 <= [ 15] + 10 <= [ 85]
+ 25 <= [ 30] ++ 25 <= [110]
++ 75 <= [ 55] +++ 50 > [110]
+++ 500 > [ 55]

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7.
7.5 Quality Controls
Performance Check with Urine Control Solutions

The following procedure provides a check on reagent strip performance and instrument
operation. This procedure is intended to provide confidence that reagent strips are
reacting and being read properly. Errors resulting from user techniques can also be
detected. It is suggested that the performance check be made under the following
conditions :
a. At the start of the day's run ;
b. When using a new bottle of reagent strips:
c. When training instrument operators ;
d. Whenever test results are in doubt.
Several control solutions, including URiTROL, supplied by YD Diagnostics, is available

for instrument/ reagent strip performance check. These controls provide positive or
defined reactions when used with URiSCAN strips for urinalysis. A urine specimen
from a normal, healthy individual can be used as a negative specimen.
If the performance check falls outside of the stated values, the following sources of
error
may have occurred :
ⓐ Improper technique or instrument setup. Check that reagent strip being used
corresponds to the reagent strip name given on the status print out. Check that the
fiber optics is positioned on the proper read heads for the reagent strip being used.
Carefully repeat the instrument/reagent strip performance check procedure as
described above.
ⓑ Deterioration of the reagent strip test areas due to exposure to light, ambient
moisture or heat. Obtain a fresh bottle of the URiSCAN reagent strips being used
and repeat the instrument/reagent strip performance check procedure.
ⓒ Deterioration of the control solution. Obtain fresh control solution and repeat
instrument/reagent strip performance check procedure.
ⓓ URiSCAN optima II instrument malfunction. Perform an initial instrument check. If
the instrument/reagent strip performance check procedures cannot be successfully
completed and an instrument malfunction or reagent strip problem is suspected,
see Troubleshooting, or contact Technical Support for assistance.

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7.
7.6 Calibration Error Code
7.6.1 Calibration Strip Error
- Optical fibers are broken or contaminated with dirt. Ask for Service.
10-01 Compensation
10-02 Ascorbic acid
10-03 Leucocytes
10-04 S.G
10-05 pH
10-06 Glucose
10-07 Nitrite
10-08 Protein
10-09 Ketones
10-10 Urobilinogen
10-11 Bilirubin
10-12 Blood
7.6.2 NO Strip Error

- Strip is not detected. Retry Calibration.
10-15 No Calibration Strip
10-16 No D.W Strip
7.6.3 D.W Strip Error

- You might have used other materials as Saline, Water, Urine ect. Or D.W
could be contaminated. Retry calibration with clean Distilled Water.
- Strip may have discolored. Check the Base color of Strip pad.
10-22 Ascorbic acid
10-23 Leucocytes
10-24 S.G
10-25 pH
10-26 Glucose
10-27 Nitrite
10-28 Protein
10-29 Ketones
10-30 Urobilinogen
10-31 Bilirubin
10-32 Blood

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7.
7.7 Product List for URiSCAN Optima II
No Product Test Parameters

1 U12 4 Hemo/GPH Blood, Glucose, Protein, pH
2 U22 5 Hemoketo/GPH Ketones, Glucose, Protein, pH, Blood
3 U25 6L strip Glucose, Protein, Nitrite, pH, Blood, Leucocytes
4 U26 8 strip Blood, Bilirubin, Urobilinogen, Ketones, Protein,

Nitrite, Glucose, pH

Glucose, pH
6 U37 9 SG strip Blood, Bilirubin, Urobilinogen, Ketones, Protein,

Nitrite, Glucose, pH, S.G
7 U39 10 SGL strip Blood, Bilirubin, Urobilinogen, Ketones, Protein,

Nitrite, Glucose, pH, S.G, Leucocytes

Nitrite, Glucose, pH, S.G, Leucocytes, Ascorbic acid

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7.
7.8 Summary of Waiver Studies
Summary of Waiver Studies by Untrained Users

At 3 sites, 60 untrained users with no laboratory experience tested 21 masked, randomized
samples using URiSCAN optima II urine analyzer and URiSCAN urine test strips. These
samples cover 42 urinalysis results for 10 parameters found on URiSCAN 10-parameters
urine test strip: blood, bilirubin, urobilinogen, ketones, protein, nitrite, glucose, pH, specific
gravity and leukocytes. The 21 samples were prepared from control solutions to obtain the
following levels: blood (negative, 1+, 2+, 3+), bilirubin (negative, 1+, 2+), urobilinogen
(negative, 1+, 2+, 3+), ketones (negative, trace, 1+, 2+, 3+), protein (negative, trace, 1+, 2+,
3+, 4+), nitrite (negative, positive), glucose (negative, trace, 1+, 2+, 3+, 4+), pH (5.0, 6.0, 7.0,
8.0), specific gravity (1.005, 1.010, 1.020) and leukocytes (negative, 1+, 2+, 3+). This study
demonstrated that the accuracy of URiSCAN optima II analyzer and URiSCAN strips in the
hands of untrained users was comparable to the accuracy of the test system in the hands of
professional users.
Summary of Studies by Professional Users

Professional users evaluated the performance of the predecessor of URiSCAN optima II urine
analyzer using URiSCAN 10-parameters urine test strip. This evaluation was conducted at a
university hospital setting, where the performance of URiSCAN optima II analyzer in the areas
of precision, accuracy, linearity and correlation with two other urinalysis instruments was
analyzed. The results were excellent for within-run, between-run and between-day precision.
Accuracy results were 80% for one of the test parameters, and 100% for all other test
parameters in relation to known reference values. The assessment of linearity was satisfactory
for each of the grades of test parameters examined, while the correlation between the results
of URiSCAN optima II analyzer and two other urinalysis analyzers was high. Given the results
of these tests, it was concluded that URiSCAN optima II urine analyzer can be used effectively
in the clinical setting because of its excellent precision, accuracy, linearity and correlation with
other urinalysis analyzers on the market.
YD INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY CERTIFICATE

- The URiSCAN-Analyzer is guaranteed by YD Electronics Co., Ltd. for a period of 1(one) year
after the date of purchase against defects due to faulty workmanship or materials. The
guarantee covers both piece parts and labour. Service under guarantee is only provided upon
presentation of reasonable evidence (completed guarantee card or purchase receipt) that date

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7.
of the claim is within the guarantee period.
The guarantee is not valid if the defect is due to accidental damage, misuse or neglect and in
case of alternations or repair carried out by unauthorized persons.
Service (during and after guarantee) is available in all countries where the URiSCNA-Analyzer
is officially distributed by YD Electronics Co., Ltd. do not distribute the Analyzer, the local YD
service organization will also arrange service although there may be a delay if the required
parts are available.

INSTALLATION PROTOCOL & CHECK LIST
VISUAL INSPECTION
PACKAGING ‫ ٱ‬Acceptable ‫ ٱ‬Unacceptable
INSTRUMENT ‫ ٱ‬Acceptable ‫ ٱ‬Unacceptable
*Comments
ANALYZER PACKING LIST (Check Items Present)

‫ ٱ‬URiSCAN optima II 1each <OPTIONAL>
‫ ٱ‬Thermal Printer Paper 1each ‫ ٱ‬RS232C CABLE 1each
‫ ٱ‬Adapter 1each ‫ ٱ‬Barcode Reader 1each
‫ ٱ‬Operator's Manual 1each
‫ ٱ‬Check Strip for Calibration 1each
*Comments
CHECK LIST
YES NO
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ LCD display
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ System Initializing
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ Printer operation
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ Membrane Key entry
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ Calibration
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ Measurement
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ Memory function ( stored data printing )
‫ٱ‬ ‫ٱ‬ Adjusting
*Comments
Serial Number of Instrument

Date of Installation
INSTALLER CERTIFICATION
CUSTOMER APPROVAL
Spare Parts List (optima II)
Valid in 2007
Drawing
I T E M Ordering No.
NO.
5 PRINTER ASS'Y OY0CZ-0018A
6 LCD Y0CZ-0019A
10 STRIP HOLDER ASS'Y YBFA-0007A
Y0CZ-0020A
- ADAPTER
4 MEMBRANE KEY Y0CZ-0017A
11 MBP ASS'Y YBFA-0001A/YAFA-0002A
15 POWER SWITCH ASS'Y Y0CZ-0016A

Drawing
I T E M Ordering No.
NO.
19 CCPA ASS'Y YAFA-0003A/YAFA-0009A
- SSP ASS'Y YBFA-0004A
- STRIP HOLDER YBC1-0018A/YBC5-0001A
* Please refer to the drawing in the service manual for No. at the first column.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION of SYSTEM

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 1.1

These benefits from high quality URiSCAN optima II associated with

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 1.2

Analog-to Digital Converter

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 1.3

The three basic principle method of urinalysis

The urinalysis strips manufactured by YD Diagnostics Corp. are available for 11

U41 URiSCAN 11 Strip

URiSCAN optima II is expected to be used for the determination of urinalysis

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 1.4

1.4 Main Functions

p Auto Memory function

p Easy access to review tested results stored in database

p Program in Five Languages

p Self-adjustable relevant Voltage (110V to 220V)

p Auto selection of 12 combined items 4 to 11 parameters

p Auto moving Strip Carrier

p Selection of Reading Time

p Simple & Easy dust parts cleaning

p Urine color & clarity reading

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 1.5

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.1

2.2 Main B/D Power input circuit

1) Basic Function: Supply DC24V inputted from adapter to main board.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.2

1) Basic Function: Receives control power from PBP.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.3

1) Basic Function: Reset signal generator

2.5 Conversion switch circuit for battery or control

1) Basic Function: Supply control or battery power.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.4

2.6 Clock IC Circuit

1) Basic Function: Save and calculate time.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.5

2.7 Buzzer Signal circuit

1) Basic Function: Make a buzzer sound.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.6

2.8 RS232 Driver circuit

1) Basic Function: Drive external PC communication and Barcode signal.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.7

2.9 Arm motor control circuit

1) Basic Function: Control arm motor (Unipolar).

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.8

2.10 A/D input signal select circuit

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.9

2.11 Sensor Signal input Circuit

1) Basic Function: Input external sensor signal.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.10

ARM_LIMIT sensor circuit

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.11

2.13 LCD Interface circuit

1) Basic Function: The circuit controlling LCD panel.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.12

2.14 Membrane key interface circuit

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.13

2.15 Thermal printer Motor control circuit

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.14

1) Basic Function: Supply power to drive the printer.

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 2.15

MAY’ 07 URiSCAN OPTIMA II SERVICE MANUAL 4.1