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Mobile Scanner Gryphon™
GM4100-HC
Version 1.1
Short Guide 30687
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Table of Contents
Replacing the previous mobile scanner (optional) ....................................6
Configuration of the mobile scanner ........................................................15
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General information
1.1 Intended use
The content of this Short Guide only applies to the Mobile Scanner Gryphon™ GM4100-HC.
Figure 1: Mobile scanner in base station
1.2 Preface
Figure 2: … in mounted retainer
The optional mobile scanner Gryphon™ GM4100-HC facilitates the registration of virtual work place names during routine operation on the cobas p 612 and cobas p 612. At this, manual inputs are substituted by scanning a barcode label attached to the rack.
By working with virtual work place names, you can assign individual designations to racks and subracks during operation, independently from their original work place name. Especially when dealing with labeled archive racks, this can be used to facilitate the samples' retrieval by adding the label's content (barcode or textual name) to the work place name within the LI-record towards the host.
NOTICE
The installation described below may be performed by a trained
service technician
or likewise qualified personnel only!
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1.3 Safety guidelines
Roche PVT GmbH explicitly points out that all safety regulations concerning handling devices of the protection class I (protective earth conductor) must be heeded. It should be strictly avoided to work within the housing with the mains switch turned on. If this would become necessary regardless, the work must be carried out by trained and qualified personnel only, abiding all safety regulations.
DANGER
Electrical Shock!
Disconnect the mains power supply before working inside the device.
Also make sure that it cannot be reconnected during your work.
Among others, these parts are supplied by mains:
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Rear side of the connector panel (mains connector)
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Line
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Power Distribution Module (PDM)
The following instructions should strictly be heeded when putting the system into operation and when repairs are carried out by a service technician:
•
Do not remove any parts of the housing, before it is ensured that the system has been disconnected from the mains!
•
When specific service or repair work on the internal components has to be carried out with the system still being connected to the mains, be careful not to touch any live parts or connectors inside the housing.
•
While the system is in operation, a disconnection or loose contact on the protective earth conductor inside or outside the instrument constitutes a potentially lethal danger. Intentional disconnection or removal of the protective earth conductor therefore is prohibited.
1.4 Disposal
The device must be disposed of in compliance with the respective national and international laws and regulations.
1.5 DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide download source
The DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide to Gryphon™ GM4100-HC is available for free download via
http://www.scanning.datalogic.com/sitefiles/manuals.aspx
Select a Product: '
Gryphon I GM4100-HC'
'
Product Reference Guide (PRG), Gryphon I GD4100/GBT4100/GM4100 and Gryphon L GD4300
'
(Doc ID R44-2990)
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Replacing the previous mobile scanner (optional)
2. Replacing the previous mobile scanner (optional)
If the older mobile scanner Gryphon Mx30 is installed in the system, both its base station and retainer must be replaced by the new versions.
NOTICE
To detach the RJ45 cable insert a paper clip into the hole on the base station as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3
The base station may be affixed to the bottom with double-faced adhesive tape.
When detaching the retainer, it must be ensured that the nuts behind the front panel are prevented from falling into the system.
If the device is to be disposed of, this must be done in compliance with current environmental legislation.
1. Remove the Gryphon Mx30 base station.
(If mounted with double-faced adhesive tape, check that no residues of the adhesive remain and remove if necessary.
2. Detach the power supply cable looped into plug ST43 and the I/O-B2 board and reconnect the original plug to ST43. Unclip the power cable and remove if from the system.
3. Replace the retainer likewise described in Chapter 3.2.
3. Installation
3.1 Preparation
In order to mount the Gryphon™ GM4100-HC retainer to the housing of the cobas p 612/ cobas p 512, these tools will be required:
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Allen screwdriver 2.5 mm
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Phillips screwdriver PH1
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ratchet, 7 mm socket on extension
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cordless drill with metal drill bit
∅
2.5 mm
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M3
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2 screws M3 x 6 mm, zinc-plated steel with washers
DANGER
Danger of infection!
Always cleanse the work area with an disinfecting agent!
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3.2 Mounting the retainer to the Output Sorter
1. Turn off the system and disconnect the mains plug.
2. Remove both the upper and the lower maintenance cover on the right side of the housing.
Figure 4: Right side of the housing, covers removed
3. Unplug the power supply of the green status indicator inside the front panel.
Figure 5: Backside of the front panel (pin side)
NOTICE
The lamp socket is just snapped in ('SnapIn' design). In order to avoid damaging the socket's grating, please hold it in place when removing the power supply wires or plugging them in.
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4. On the inside of the housing, unscrew all ten nuts holding the front panel and take the panel off the housing.
NOTICE
If available, use tools with a
magnetic lock
. Otherwise, a nut could fall off the tip of the wrench socket and into a concealed area of the housing below, where it cannot be easily retrieved from.
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#8
#9 and #10
Figure 6: Positions of the ten mounting nuts
NOTICE
Be advised that the front panel is held only by these nuts.
Therefore hold the panel with your hand before unscrewing the last remaining nut!
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5. Drill two holes (Ø 2.5 mm) for the retainer into the front panel and tap them. Use the following measures:
Figure 7:
451 mm
from the lower edge
Figure 8:
42 mm
from the side edge, and
35 mm
between the two holes
6. Mount the retainer onto the front panel according to Figure 9.
Figure 9: Mounted retainer
7. Reattach the front panel onto the housing and reapply the nuts.
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8. Reconnect the power supply of the green status indicator inside the front panel.
Figure 10: Reconnecting the status indicator
9. Reattach the maintenance covers on the right side of the housing.
3.3 Installation of the base station
1. Open the cabinet below the pipetting unit (cobas p 612) or the output sorter (cobas p 512) and put in the scanner's base station. Underneath the base station, plug in the power supply wedge and the keyboard interface wedge. Route both wedges upwards towards the cable duct above.
Figure 11: Base station and installed wedges (here: cobas p 612)
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2. Detach the power supply on socket ST28 and plug it into the matching socket of the wedge. Then connect the wedge with the socket ST28 again. Then, reconnect the plug of the power supply cable to pin ST28.
Figure 12: Plug/ socket connection ST28 (cobas p 612)
Figure 13: Connection diagram power supply cable
3. Route the keyboard interface wedge through the cable duct to the left behind the QNX control computer (below the input sorter).
4. Connect the 12 V DC plug with the base station.
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5. The next step varies depending on whether the affected system is equipped with an optional
QS I computer or not. a. System without QS I
The keyboard is connected directly to the QNX control computer. Unplug the
purple
PS/2 connector there and connect it to the corresponding socket on the base station's keyboard interface wedge. Then plug the wedge into the QNX control computer:
Figure 14: wiring schematic without QS I b. System equipped with optional QS I
The keyboard is connected to both computer via a KVM switch. Unplug the
purple
PS/2 connector at the QNX control computer and connect it to the corresponding socket on the base station's keyboard interface wedge. Then plug the wedge into the QNX computer:
Figure 15: wiring schematic including the optional QS I
NOTICE
Closely retain to this wiring schematic, and do not patch the wedge between the keyboard and the KVM switch. This would render the switch inoperable.
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3.4 cobas p 612/ cobas p 512 software configuration
After the mobile scanner has been installed, reactivate the system and log in using service technician credentials.
NOTICE
If the scanner won't function properly now (or later during operation), adjust its configuration
according to the descriptions in chapter 3.4.
1. Navigate to 'Reference data' ► 'Work places' and invoke the first work place the mobile scanner is supposed to be used on.
2. Change the entry at 'Virtual work place name' (see Figure 16) from "
0
" to "
1
" and confirm with the
[OK] button.
Figure 16: 'Reference data' ► 'Work places'
3. Repeat these steps on every work place the mobile scanner is supposed to be used on.
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Routine operation
As soon as the system has finished its initialization at the start of a work cycle, the system opens any drawer of the output sorter containing a (sub)rack which utilizes virtual work place names
place name.
Figure 17: scanner input request
Utilize the mobile scanner to read the barcodes on the corresponding racks. Close the drawer(s) again in order to resume operation.
NOTICE
The barcode must not contain blanks or special characters (like *, /, ; ?,...).
With every change of an affected rack during operation, a renewed input is necessary for the replacement rack. However, the system will not allow you to reuse virtual work place names previously assigned. Only after a data reorganization ('Routine' ► 'Clear Data'), the list of already used virtual work place names is deleted, and any previously used designation will be available again.
Virtual rack names, along with their original counterparts, are stored in the 'vname' subdirectory and also shown on the 'Routine' ► 'Sorting Lists' report view.
In addition to the original work place name, virtual work place names are transmitted to the host as part of the LI-record as well. The record will show both the original name and the virtual one, separated by a circumflex "ˆ".
Subracks
If the affected work place has been divided into multiple subracks, the procedure described above remains the same. But instead of the virtual work place name utilized for the whole work place, now each subrack's virtual name will be required.
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Configuration of the mobile scanner
5. Configuration of the mobile scanner
The information below is, in a more general form, also contained within the original DATALOGIC
Product Reference Guide as well.
NOTICE
Complete reconfiguration is not mandatory for the first use of the mobile scanner. If a complete reconfiguration should be required, please refer to the DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 33 ’Restore Custom Defaults’.
5.1 Connecting to the base station
Before configuring the mobile scanner it is necessary to link it with the base station.
Optional
: If the reader was previously linked to another base station, you must first scan the Unlink action command before relinking to the new base station (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 24).
•
To link the mobile scanner and the base station, press the trigger to wake it and place it on the base station.
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Next, proceed to the corresponding section in this manual to configure any desired settings and features associated with that interface.
5.2 Keyboard settings
Since the scanner's base station is connected to the system by means of a keyboard wedge, the keyboard must be set as well. Use the mobile scanner to read the respective barcodes.
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Keyboard wedge: see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 30, Code KBD-AT.
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Country: see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 56 - 57
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5.3 Disabling symbologies
Prior to configuring the mobile scanner, any pre-installed symbologies should be disabled. Use the mobile scanner to read the following barcodes (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 108):
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'ENTER/EXIT MODE'
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'Disable All Symbologies'
Proceed by configuring the utilized barcode type(s) as described above.
5.4 Configuring barcodes
Barcodes have to be set in accordance with the barcode types used for virtual work place names, so they will be faultlessly recognized during routine operation. The system is capable of utilizing the different types of barcodes concurrently.
The following summary contains the most common types of barcodes:
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Code 39 (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 136 - 147)
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Code 128 (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 151 - 160)
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Interleaved 2 of 5 (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 169 - 189)
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Codabar (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 197 - 208)
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Character table (see DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide; page 345 - 346)
NOTICE
You will find a complete overview of all configurable barcode types in the manufacturer's original DATALOGIC Product Reference Guide.
Use the mobile scanner to read the respective barcodes.
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