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PHD ULTRA™ Syringe Pump Series User's Guide PHD ULTRA™ Series MA1 70-30xx PATENTSPENDING Publication 5419-002-REV-A TableofContents 2 Table of Contents SUBJECT PAGENO. Quick Guide........................................................................................................................10 10ThingsYouNeedToKnowToUseThePHDULTRA™......................................................10 General Information........................................................................................................11 ConventionsUsedInThisGuide....................................................................................................11 WarrantyandRepairInformation....................................................................................................12 ManualDescription........................................................................................................................12 Warranty ..........................................................................................................................................12 RepairFacilitiesandParts..............................................................................................................12 SerialNumbers................................................................................................................................12 Calibrations......................................................................................................................................12 SafetyInformation..............................................................................................................................13 Introduction To The PHD ULTRA™ Pump......................................................................14 ProductOverview–Theoryof Operation....................................................................................14 PumpModels ......................................................................................................................................14 Specifications ......................................................................................................................................15 Setting Up The PHD ULTRA™ With EZ PRO..................................................................16 PhysicalViews......................................................................................................................................16 PowerConnectionsandPumpStartup............................................................................................16 NavigatingThePHDULTRA™EZPROSoftware ....................................................................17 ThePHDULTRA™Workspace ..................................................................................................17 SelectingAnItemFromAMenuList....................................................................................18 Information/Warningmessages..............................................................................................19 EZPROTouchscreenButtonReference ..................................................................................20 SystemSettingAdjustments..............................................................................................................21 SettingtheAudibleAlarms ..........................................................................................................21 LockingTheTouchscreen ............................................................................................................23 SettingtheForceLimits ................................................................................................................24 SettingtheTimeandDate............................................................................................................25 ChangeLogo ..................................................................................................................................25 SettingBacklightLevel ..................................................................................................................26 SettingPumpAddressValue........................................................................................................26 SettingtheRS-232BaudRate ......................................................................................................27 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 3 Maintenance/CalibrationReminders..........................................................................................28 PowerUpRunning ........................................................................................................................29 SyringeLoading ..................................................................................................................................30 Changingthebracketforsmall(<30ml)vslarge(>30ml)syringes:......................................31 Using The PHD ULTRA™....................................................................................................32 PumpOperationOverview ..............................................................................................................32 Overviewof Methods........................................................................................................................32 MethodTypes......................................................................................................................................33 EZPROQuickStart......................................................................................................................33 EZPROPreloaded........................................................................................................................33 EZPROUser-DefinedMethods ................................................................................................33 RunningThePump............................................................................................................................34 ControllingThePump ..................................................................................................................34 BasicMethodOperations..............................................................................................................34 ViewingCurrentMethodParameters ....................................................................................34 SyringeSelection........................................................................................................................35 ControllingThePumpUsingAStoredMethod ......................................................................37 UsinganEZPROQuickStartMethod..........................................................................................41 BasicOperation..............................................................................................................................41 QuickStartMethodVariables......................................................................................................42 InfuseRateSelect/WithdrawRateSelect ..............................................................................42 TargetVolume/TimeSelect ....................................................................................................43 UsinganEZPROPreloaded/User-DefinedMethod..................................................................44 Preloaded/User-DefinedMethodWorkflow ............................................................................45 SettingATimeDelayForMethodOperation ..........................................................................47 CreatinganEZPRONewMethod..................................................................................................48 ModifyingaPreloaded/User-DefinedMethod..........................................................................50 ChangingtheOrderof StepsinaMethod............................................................................50 DeletingaStepFromaMethod..............................................................................................50 DuplicateaStepInaMethod..................................................................................................50 DefiningMethodStepParameters ..................................................................................................51 PumpOperationProfiles..............................................................................................................52 ConstantRateProfile................................................................................................................53 RampProfile ..............................................................................................................................55 SteppedProfile ..........................................................................................................................57 PulseProfile................................................................................................................................59 BolusProfile................................................................................................................................61 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 4 ConcentrationProfile................................................................................................................63 AutofillProfile............................................................................................................................66 IncorporatingAdvancedOptions(CommandsandI/O)IntoAMethod ..........................68 GoToStep..................................................................................................................................69 Delay............................................................................................................................................70 RepeatStep..................................................................................................................................71 LinkMethod................................................................................................................................72 Stop..............................................................................................................................................72 I/OEventTriggers....................................................................................................................73 I/OTrigger(out)........................................................................................................................73 I/OEvent(in)............................................................................................................................75 I/OOnEvent(in) ....................................................................................................................76 ManagingEZPROMethods............................................................................................................77 SavingACopyOf AMethod......................................................................................................77 RenamingAMethod ....................................................................................................................77 AppendingAMethod....................................................................................................................78 DeletingAMethod ........................................................................................................................78 PHDUltraMethodExportandImport ....................................................................................79 ExternalPumpControl......................................................................................................................81 SettingUpHyperTerminal............................................................................................................81 PumpChainCommands....................................................................................................................83 UsingthePHDULTRA™PumpChainCommands................................................................83 SystemCommands ........................................................................................................................83 RunCommands..............................................................................................................................85 RateCommands..............................................................................................................................85 VolumeCommands........................................................................................................................86 TimeCommands............................................................................................................................87 DigitalI/OCommands ................................................................................................................87 InternalCommands........................................................................................................................88 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 5 Appendices ........................................................................................................................89 AppendixA: SyringeVolume/DiameterReferenceTable..........................................................89 AppendixB: StainlessSteelSyringes..............................................................................................90 AppendixC:Min/MaxFlowRates..................................................................................................91 AppendixD:SyringeHolderOptions ............................................................................................92 Mountinga4x140Multi-Rack ....................................................................................................92 Mountinga6x10Multi-Rack........................................................................................................94 SyringeLoading–4x140&6x10Multi-Racks ....................................................................96 MountingaMicroLiterMulti-Rack............................................................................................98 SyringeLoading–MicroLiterMulti-Rack ..............................................................................100 SyringeLoading–Push-PullMechanism ................................................................................101 AppendixE:Externalconnections................................................................................................103 UserI/OConnectorSpecifications..........................................................................................103 AnalogInput ................................................................................................................................104 USB105 RS-232Specifications..................................................................................................................107 LegacyRJ-11Option ..................................................................................................................108 RS-485............................................................................................................................................109 RemotePumpConnection..........................................................................................................109 AppendixF:Maintenance................................................................................................................110 Maintenance..................................................................................................................................110 FuseReplacement ........................................................................................................................111 BatteryReplacement....................................................................................................................111 UpgradingEZPROSoftware....................................................................................................112 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................113 PHDULTRA™DisplayErrorMessages..................................................................................114 AppendixG:‘AutoFill’Valves........................................................................................................115 SettingUptheValve....................................................................................................................115 AppendixH:OrderingInformation..............................................................................................116 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 6 LISTOFFIGURES PAGENO. Figure1: Rearviewof thePHDULTRA™pumpshowingimportantconnections. ..........16 Figure2: Frontviewof thePHDULTRA™pumpwithimportantcomponentsandcontrols. 16 Figure3: Remoteunitconnection...............................................................................................102 Figure4: ThePHDULTRA™TouchscreenDisplay.ThescreenshownistheQuickStart display. ..............................................................................................................................17 Figure5: ThePHDULTRA™pumpshowninitsvertical(upright)orientationandthe associatedQuickStartmenuscreenshowingtheapplicationauto-rotatedinto portraitmode. ................................................................................................................18 Figure6: TheEZPROMethodSelectionscreenshowingabuttonhighlightedaftera singletouch. ....................................................................................................................18 Figure7: TheSetInfuseandWithdrawRatesscreenshowinganout-of-rangesetting conditionintheMessageArea.Theinformationalwarningisdisplayed inyellow. ..........................................................................................................................19 Figure8: TheSettingsscreen.........................................................................................................21 Figure9: SetAudibleAlarmsscreenshowingtheavailableoptionsandwithMuteAll selected.Theremainingalarmoptionsaregreyedoutinthisexample. ................21 Figure10: SetAudibleAlarmsNearEndof RunSelectscreenshowingthepresetoptions andtheSetOtherValuebutton. ..................................................................................22 Figure11: TouchscreenLockintheUnlockedmodeandtheLockedmode...........................23 Figure12: TheQuickStartscreenwiththetouchscreenlocked. ..............................................23 Figure13: SetForceLevelscreen. ..................................................................................................24 Figure14: TheChangeLogoscreen...............................................................................................25 Figure15: SetBacklightLevelscreen.............................................................................................26 Figure16: TheSetBaudRatescreenwiththe115200ratevalueselected...............................27 Figure17: MaintenanceandCalibrationscreenshowingonscreenreminders.........................28 Figure18: Frontviewof PHDULTRA™showingimportantcontrolsforsyringeloading.......30 Figure19. Close-upof syringepositioningwithplungerinsertedinretainingbracket of pusherblock...............................................................................................................30 Figure20. Syringefullymountedandlockedinplace.Notemechanicalstopssetin positiontopreventexcesstravelonpusherblock. ..................................................31 Figure21: Largevs.smalldiametersyringeclamping. ................................................................31 Figure22: QuickStartscreenshowingtheInfuse/WithdrawMethodbuttonswith currentparametershighlighted.....................................................................................34 Figure23: MethodMainscreenshowingasampleMethodwith10steps...............................35 Figure24: SyringeSelectionscreenwithcurrentlyselectedsyringe...........................................35 Figure25: SyringeSizeSelectionscreenshowingbarreldimensionsandsyringecapacity. ..36 Figure26: SyringeDimensionEntryscreen. ................................................................................36 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 7 Figure27: MethodSelectionscreenshowingalistingof MethodsinanInfuse/ WithdrawProgrammablemodelPHDULTRA™pump. ........................................37 Figure28: QuickStartRunscreenforaWithdraw/InfuseMethod. ........................................38 Figure29: MethodRunscreenforPreloadedandUser-DefinedMethods. ............................38 Figure30: QuickStartMethodRunscreenafteraMethodhasbeenstarted. ........................39 Figure31: User-DefinedMethodRunscreenafteraMethodhasbeenstarted. ....................39 Figure32: User-DefinedMethodRunscreenwithMethodpausedonStep1. NotethecurrentlyactiveStepishighlighted. ............................................................40 Figure33: QuickStartMethodoperationflowdiagram.............................................................41 Figure34: Infuse/WithdrawQuickStartMethodscreen...........................................................41 Figure35: SetInfuseRatescreeninaQuickStartInfuseOnlyMethod. ................................42 Figure36: SetInfuseandWithdrawRatesinaQuickStartInfuseandWithdraw combinedMethod...........................................................................................................43 Figure37: SetTargetVolume/TimeforsettingpumpingdurationinaQuickStart Infuse-OnlyMethod.......................................................................................................43 Figure38: Preloaded/User-DefinedMethodworkflow...............................................................45 Figure39: StepDefinitionScreenshowingthelistof Stepscurrentlydefinedfor theMethod.....................................................................................................................46 Figure40: SetDelayDateandTimescreen...................................................................................47 Figure41: NewUser-DefinedMethodcreationworkflow. ........................................................48 Figure42: NewMethodNameEntryscreenshowingletterkeys.Toviewnumbers/ symbols,choosethe.?123buttoninthelowerleftcorner.......................................48 Figure43: MethodStepsProfileMenuscreen. ............................................................................49 Figure44: DeleteMethodStepshowingconfirmationmessageonthescreen.......................50 Figure45: PumpOperationProfilesareavailableonthePHDULTRA™...............................52 Figure46: ConstantRatePumpOperationProfile. ....................................................................53 Figure47: ConstantRateProfileSetupScreen ............................................................................53 Figure48: RampRatePumpOperationProfile. ..........................................................................55 Figure49: StepDefinitionscreenforaRampRateprofile.........................................................55 Figure50: SetStartandEndRatesscreen.....................................................................................56 Figure51: SteppedRatePumpOperationProfile. ....................................................................57 Figure52:. SetStartandEndRatescreen. ....................................................................................58 Figure53: PulseRatePumpOperationProfile.............................................................................59 Figure54: StepDefinitionscreenforaPulseProfilewithVolumemodeselected. ............59 Figure55: SetPulseTimesscreenusedtodefinethelengthof timethepumpwill operateateachpulsesteplevel. ..................................................................................60 Figure56: BolusRatePumpOperationProfile. ..........................................................................61 Figure57: StepDefinitionscreenforaBolusProfilewithVolumemodeselected. ..............61 Figure58: ConcentrationFlowPumpOperationProfile. ..........................................................63 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 8 Figure59: StepDefinitionscreenforaConcentrationprofile. ................................................63 Figure60: SetAnimalweightscreeninConcentrationprofile. ................................................64 Figure61. SetRateandConcentrationscreeninConcentrationprofile. ..............................64 Figure62: Set#DosesandTimeLagscreeninConcentrationprofile. ................................65 Figure63: AutofillFlowPumpOperationProfile. ......................................................................66 Figure64: StepDefinitionscreenforanAutofillprofile.............................................................66 Figure65: MethodStepProfileSelectionAdvancedOptionsscreenshowingavailable commandoptions...........................................................................................................68 Figure66: AdvancedOptionsGoToStepscreen.ChoosingtheGoToCommand bringsyoutoalistingof theavailablestepsintheMethod.....................................69 Figure67: AdvancedOptionsSetDelayscreen. ..........................................................................70 Figure68: AdvancedOptionsRepeatStepscreen.ChoosingRepeatbringsyoutoa listingof theavailablestepsintheMethod. ..............................................................71 Figure69: AdvancedOptionsLinkCommandselectionscreen. ..............................................72 Figure70: I/OTrigger(out)AdvancedOptionsmenu...............................................................73 Figure71: I/OEvent(in)AdvancedOptionsmenu...................................................................75 Figure72: I/OOnEvent(in)AdvancedOptionsmenu.............................................................76 Figure73: ExportMethodconfirmationscreenshowingsuccessfulexport...........................79 Figure74: 4x140Multi-RackSyringeHolderAssembly. ............................................................92 Figure75: 4x140Multi-RackPusherBlockAssembly.................................................................93 Figure76: 6x10Multi-RackSyringeHolderAssembly.................................................................94 Figure77: 6x10Multi-RackPusherBlockAssembly...................................................................95 Figure78: Frontviewof PHDULTRA™showingcontrolsformulti-racksyringeloading. ....96 Figure79: Multi-RackConfigurations.............................................................................................97 Figure80: MicroLiterMulti-RackSyringeHolderAssembly.....................................................98 Figure81: MicroLiterMulti-RackPusherBlockAssembly. ......................................................99 Figure82: Frontviewof PHDULTRA™showingcontrolsformicrolitermulti-rack syringeloading...............................................................................................................100 Figure83: MicroLiterMulti-RackConfiguration.......................................................................101 Figure84: PHDUltrashowingPush-PullMechanisminstalled...............................................101 Figure85: PHDUltrashowingsyringesinstalledonbothsidesof thePusherBlock.........102 Figure86: UserI/OConnectorSpecifications ..........................................................................103 Figure87: 4-PinminiDINFemale................................................................................................104 Figure88: Recommendedconnectioncircuitforanalogcontrolof motorspeed...............104 Figure89: USBTypeBFemale......................................................................................................105 Figure90: RS-2329-PinD-SubMale ..........................................................................................107 Figure91: RS-232Specifications...................................................................................................107 Figure92: PumpswithLegacyRJ-11Option.............................................................................108 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual TableofContents 9 Figure93: Daisy-ChainingwithLegacyRJ-11Option. ............................................................108 Figure94: RS-485In/Out-IEEE-1394Sockets ......................................................................109 Figure95: Daisy-ChainingwithRS-485. ....................................................................................109 Figure96: 14-POS,CircularPlasticFemaleAMPP/N206043-1 ..........................................109 Figure96: Pressthe4cornersof thestart-upscreendisplayinaclockwiseorderto delete/clearthedisc.....................................................................................................113 Figure97: ThePHDULTRA™Pumpwillnotifyyouof apowerfailurewithamessage whenpowerisrestored. ..............................................................................................114 Figure98: TheTime/Dateareaturnsredwhenthebatteryislow.........................................114 Figure99: PumptoValveTubingConnection............................................................................115 Publication 5419-002-Rev-A HarvardApparatusPHDULTRA™SyringePumpSeriesUser'sManual Quick Guide 10 Quick Guide 10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO USE THE PHD ULTRA™ Sincemanyofourusersarealreadyfamiliarwiththeoperationofasyringepump,we’vecreatedthisone- pagesummaryofimportanttipsforusingthePHDUltra. this section of the screen is used to display MMeessssaaggee AArreeaa:: this section is used to display pOupmerpa otipoenrsa tDioinssp,l amye: thod information, general parameter settings the pump name, the time/date display and the and the real-time display of data while the pump is running. message box which contains operational messages while the pump is running. RRuunn PPrreevviieeww: Access the Method Preview screen that shows a summary of steps and operating parameters. RRuunn//RReessuummee:: Used to Run or Resume a Method. FFaasstt FFoorrwwaarrdd: Advances the Pusher Block in the forward (infuse) direction. FFaasstt RReevveerrssee: Advances the Pusher Block in the reverse (withdraw) direction. BBaacckk: Used to go back one screen. TToouucchhssccrreeeenn UUnnlloocckkeedd:: Indicates that the Touchpad is currently unlocked. Pressing the button locks the Touchpad SSeettttiinnggss: Access the settings menu used this area of the toucNhascvrigeeanti ocno nBtauitntso nthse: to adjust Date, Time, Audible Alarm, buttons used to navigate through the software Pusher Block Force, Backlighting, etc. menus and to start/stop pump operations. 1. NNaavviiggaattiioonn BBuuttttoonnss..Review the Touchscreen Button Reference on Page 18 of this manual to familiarize yourself with the onscreen navigation commands. Once you know the buttons, you’ll be able to navigate freely in the system. 2. SSeelleecctt aanndd CChhoooossee!! Menus on the PHD ULTRA™that require selection from a list use a “persistent double touch” to select an item. That means that you will touch the desired item once to highlight it, then a second time to confirm your choice. Most other commands only require that you touch one time to choose that function. 3. HHoommee.. The “Home” screen in the PHD ULTRA™software is the Method Main or Quick Start screen. This screen displays the currently selected Method along with its current parameter settings. To change Methods, choose the Method Select button. 4. RRuunnnniinngg AA MMeetthhoodd.. To run a Method, choose the Run button. It will point left or right depending on whether the first operation is a Withdraw (left) or Infuse (right) Step. If all the required parameters for the Method are not set, the Run button will be inactive (grayed out). 5. LLoosstt?? If you start navigating and suddenly you feel lost, choose the Cancel button or the Back Button. Do that enough and eventually you will be back to the Method Main screen or Quick Start screen! 6. WWaattcchh tthhee FFoorrccee..The PHD Ultra generates up to 75 lbs of force...enough to damage delicate syringes. A Force Limit command in the Settings menu allows you to control the maximum force value. 7. GGeett TThhee MMeessssaaggee.. The Message Area on every screen provides a summary of what you are supposed to do...and many screens offer warnings or cautions if you do something wrong. 8. SSeett YYoouurr SSyyrriinnggee..One of the most basic selections on the system is choosing the syringe that is loaded. This setting is persistent across all Quick Start Methods (the ones we loaded to help you get started fast!). That means it will be the default syringe choice in every Quick Start Method once you set it up. However, User-Defined Methods save their own syringe settings. If you are creating a New Method, the default syringe will be the syringe selected for Quick Start Methods. 9. GGeett CCoonnnneecctteedd..If you are using the PHD Ultra in conjunction with external devices (ones you want to trigger or ones that you will respond to), there are commands available to simplify the setup of these connections. The Advanced Options in the Method Steps Profiles section of this manual describe these functions. 10. MMaannuuaall PPuummppiinngg..Buttons for manual control of the pump (for fast infusion or fast withdrawal action) are available on many screens in the application. Publication 5419-002-Rev-A Harvard Apparatus PHDULTRA™Syringe Pump Series User's Manual

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