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    The document compares the service menus and adjustments between the XN-L and XN-10/20 hematology analyzers from Sysmex. While most service menus are the same, the XN-L does not include options related to the APD, LED adjustment, or separate sampler components found on the XN-10/20. The aspiration sensor target value and calibrator calibration process also differ to improve reproducibility on the XN-L. The service setting menu structure and addition of a laboratory tab setting have also been customized for the XN-L. Restore functions allow restoring settings from saved configuration files.

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    The document compares the service menus and adjustments between the XN-L and XN-10/20 hematology analyzers from Sysmex. While most service menus are the same, the XN-L does not include options related to the APD, LED adjustment, or separate sampler components found on the XN-10/20. The aspiration sensor target value and calibrator calibration process also differ to improve reproducibility on the XN-L. The service setting menu structure and addition of a laboratory tab setting have also been customized for the XN-L. Restore functions allow restoring settings from saved configuration files.

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    SSGM - XN-L Service Program 20141020

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    The document compares the service menus and adjustments between the XN-L and XN-10/20 hematology analyzers from Sysmex. While most service menus are the same, the XN-L does not include options related to the APD, LED adjustment, or separate sampler components found on the XN-10/20. The aspiration sensor target value and calibrator calibration process also differ to improve reproducibility on the XN-L. The service setting menu structure and addition of a laboratory tab setting have also been customized for the XN-L. Restore functions allow restoring settings from saved configuration files.

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    XN-L Training &

    Service & Support Global Meeting 2014


    Service program comparison between
    XN-L and XN-10/20 　　　　　　　　　
    Tadashi Hidaka
    Sysmex Corporation
    Contents

    • Differences between XN-L and XN-10/20


    • Details

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 2


    Service menu comparison
    Service menu XN-L XN-10/20
    Mode ✓ ✓
    Aspiration Sensor ✓ ✓
    Sensitivity ✓ ✓
    A/D Converter Offset (Auto) ✓ ✓
    A/D Converter Offset (Manual) ✓ ✓
    APD Parameter Setting NA ✓
    Permanent Counter ✓ ✓
    Optical Axis Adjustment (rough) ✓ ✓
    Optical Axis Adjustment (fine) ✓ ✓
    Laser Setting ✓ ✓
    Laser Power ✓ ✓

    Reason
     APD is not used on XN-L

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 3


    Service menu comparison
    Service menu XN-L XN-10/20
    SV Test ✓ ✓
    Piercer/Pipette Adjustment ✓ ✓
    Tube Holder Adjustment ✓ ✓
    Hand Adjustment ✓ ✓
    Piercer/Pipette ✓ ✓
    Hand ✓ ✓
    Power ✓ ✓
    Diaphragm Pump ✓ ✓
    RBC Clogs ✓ ✓
    LED Adjustment NA ✓

    Reason
     Module concept is not used, then no need to adjust LED color
    between two analyzes

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 4


    Service menu comparison
    Service menus XN-L XN-10/20
    Shipping1 ✓ ✓
    Shipping2 ✓ ✓
    Shipping3 ✓ ✓
    Setting Sequence ✓ ✓
    Sampler Positions Adjustment NA ✓
    Sampler Power NA ✓
    Blood Sensor NA ✓

    Reasons
     Sampler type is different between XN-L and XN-10/20.
     XN-L does not have separate switching regulator in sampler.
     XN-L does not have Blood sensor function 　

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 5


    Adjustment using service program
    • Aspiration sensor
    – Target value is different to
    improve reproducibility
     XN-L: 13000 (Lower dilution ratio)
     XN-10/20: 6500

    • Calibrator calibration
    – Only XN CAL is used,
    because XN-L cannot
    measure PLT-F
    – MCV compensation is not
    implemented yet
    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 6
    Service setting
    • Service setting menu tree is different
    XN

    XN-L

    Service Setting

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 7


    Service setting
    • New service settings
    – Laboratory only tab ON/OFF setting

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 8


    Restore
    • Restore function is implemented
    – “mmb” file is always saved in D:\Programfiles\Sysmex\
    NVRAMfile folder
    – The file copies to LOG folder when executing shutdown
    – From tool bar, mmb file can be restored.

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 9


    Thank you for your kind attention.

    End

    XN-L Training & SSGM 2014 10

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