Idexx Catalyst One Operator's Manual

IDEXX Catalyst One* Chemistry Analyzer

Operator’s Guide

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Contents

Preface ....................................................................................................................................................5

Safety Precautions .......................................................................................................................................5

Performance Precaution ..............................................................................................................................5

Care of the Analyzer ....................................................................................................................................5

International Symbol Descriptions ...............................................................................................................6

Other Symbols .............................................................................................................................................7

Getting Started ........................................................................................................................................8

Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................8

Catalyst One Components ..........................................................................................................................9

Analyzer Status ..........................................................................................................................................10

Responding to an Alert ..............................................................................................................................11

Installing the Catalyst One Analyzer ..........................................................................................................11

Catalyst One Analyzer Consumables ........................................................................................................12

Compatible Species ..................................................................................................................................13

Using the Catalyst One* Analyzer ........................................................................................................14

Analyzing Samples ....................................................................................................................................14

Slide Handling ...........................................................................................................................................14

Diluting Samples ........................................................................................................................................14

Viewing and Printing Test Results .............................................................................................................16

Outside of Reportable Range Samples ....................................................................................................17

Modifying the Settings on the Analyzer ..............................................................................................18

Modifying the Sound Settings‡ ..................................................................................................................18

Entering Standby Mode .............................................................................................................................18

Exiting Standby Mode................................................................................................................................18

Sample Preparation and Storage ........................................................................................................19

Supported Sample Types for Catalyst* CLIPs and Slides.........................................................................19

Preparing Samples for Use on the Catalyst One Analyzer........................................................................20

Proper Sample Cup Volume ......................................................................................................................22

Sample Inspection After Centrifugation .....................................................................................................22

Sample Storage .........................................................................................................................................23

Quality Control ......................................................................................................................................24

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................24

Quality Control Materials ..........................................................................................................................24

Quality Control CLIPs and Slides ..............................................................................................................25

Preparing Control Fluid ..............................................................................................................................26

Running Quality Control .............................................................................................................................27

Maintenance .........................................................................................................................................28

Overview ....................................................................................................................................................28

Upgrading the Software.............................................................................................................................28

Cleaning the Internal Components of the Analyzer ...................................................................................28

Cleaning the Outside of the Analyzer

and the Sample Drawer .......................................................................................................................29

Emptying the Waste Drawer ......................................................................................................................29

Appendices ...........................................................................................................................................30

Chemistry Descriptions .............................................................................................................................30

Medical Protocol Descriptions ...................................................................................................................51

Profile Selection .........................................................................................................................................56

Differences in Results ................................................................................................................................57

Technical Specifications ............................................................................................................................57

IDEXX Technical Support Contact Information ..........................................................................................58

Preface

Safety Precautions

Note: If the equipment is used in a manner other than specified, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.

The analyzer does not contain any user-serviceable components. DO NOT disassemble.

Line voltage for the Catalyst One AC power adapter is 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz. Be sure to plug all equipment into properly grounded electrical outlets.

Use only the AC power adapter and AC power cable supplied.

Disconnect the AC power cable from the wall outlet if the:

• AC power cable or the DC power cord becomes frayed or otherwise damaged.

• AC power adapter is exposed to water or other liquids.

Performance Precaution

Do not use certain liquids, aerosols (such as canned air), solvents, ammonia, and other substances on or near the analyzer which could influence results.

Care of the Analyzer

It is recommended that you do not stack other equipment or containers on top of the analyzer.

Keep analyzer away from sources of heat or flames.

PROTECT your equipment from damp conditions, wet weather, or liquid spills.

Take care not to spill water or other liquids on the unit.

DO NOT use solvents, ink markers, sprays containing volatile liquids, or polish on the analyzer as it may damage the outer case. Clean only with a mild soap and slightly moist cloth and only when the analyzer is not in use.

Clean only with a mild soap and slightly moist cloth and only when the analyzer is not in use.

International Symbol Descriptions

International symbols are often used on packaging to provide a pictorial representation of particular information related to the product (such as expiration date, temperature limitations, batch code, etc.). IDEXX Laboratories has adopted the use of international symbols on our analyzers, product boxes, labels, inserts, and manuals in an effort to provide our users with easy-to-read information.

Preface

Symbol Description Symbol

Use by

A utiliser avant Verwendbar bis Usare entro Usar antes de

使用期限

Batch code (Lot)

Code de lot (Lot) Chargenbezeichnung (Partie) Codice del lotto (partita) Código de lote (Lote)

ロット番号

Serial number

Numéro de série Seriennummer Numero di serie Número de serie

シリアル番号

Catalog number

Numéro catalogue Bestellnummer Numero di catalogo Número de catálogo

製品番号

Authorized Representative in the European Community

Représentant agréé pour la C.E.E. Autorisierte EG-Vertretung Rappresentante autorizzato nella Comunitá Europea Representante autorizado en la Comunidad Europea

EC 内の正規販売代理店

Manufacturer

Fabricant Hersteller Ditta produttrice Fabricante

製造元

Caution, consult accompanying documents

Attention, consulter les documents joints Achtung, Begleitdokumente beachten Attenzione, consultare la documentazione allegata Precaución, consultar la documentación adjunta

注意、添付文書をご参照ください。

Description

Temperature limitation

Température limite Zulässiger Temperaturbereich Temperatura limite Limitación de temperatura

保存温度（下限）

Upper limit of temperature

Limite supérieure de température Temperaturobergrenze Limite superiore di temperatura Limite superior de temperatura

保存温度（上限）

Consult instructions for use

Consulter la notice d’utilisation Gebrauchsanweisung beachten Consultare le istruzioni per l’uso Consultar las instrucciones de uso

取扱説明書をご参照ください。

Keep away from sunlight

Conserver à l’abri de la lumière Vor direkter Sonneneinstrahlung schützen Mantener alejado de la luz solar Tenere lontano dalla luce diretta del sole

遮光してください。

WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC

Directive 2002/96/CE (DEEE) WEEE-Richtlinie 2002/96/EG Directiva 2002/96/CE RAEE Direttiva RAEE 2002/96/CE

廃電気電子機器指令（WEEE Directive 2002/96/EC）

Biological risks

Risques biologiques Biogefährlich Rischi biologici Riesgos biológicos

生物学的リスク

Do not reuse

Usage unique Nicht wiederverwenden No reutilizarw Non riutilizzare

再利用しないでください。

Preface

Symbol Description Symbol

Caution, hot surface

Attention, surface très chaude Precaución, superficie caliente Vorsicht, heiße Oberfläche Attenzione, superficie rovente

高温注意

Keep dry

Conserver dans un endroit sec Mantener seco Vor Nässe schützen Tenere al riparo dall’umidità

濡らさないこと。

This side up

Haut Este lado hacia arriba Diese Seite nach oben Alto

この面を上にする。

Other Symbols

Description

Electrostatic-sensitive device

Appareil sensible aux charges éléctrostatiques Dispositivo sensible a descargas electrostáticas Gerät ist sensibel auf elektrostatische Ladung Dispositivo sensibile alle scariche elettrostatiche

静電気の影響を受ける装置

Fragile

Fragile Frágil Zerbrechlich Fragile

取扱注意

Date of manufacture

Date de production Fecha de producción Herstelldatum Data di produzione

製造年月日:

Symbol Description Symbol Description

USB symbol Ethernet/network symbol

Wireless symbol

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Getting Started

Introduction

Welcome to IDEXX’s next-generation chemistry analyzer—the Catalyst One* Chemistry Analyzer.

The Catalyst One analyzer’s flexible test menu allows you to monitor the health status of specific organs, recheck values over time, customize profiles by adding single tests to CLIPs. You can even run up to 25 tests on a single sample (for a complete list of the individual slides and CLIPs available, see page 12).

The Catalyst One analyzer is for veterinary use only.

IDEXX VetLab* Station Connectivity

The Catalyst One analyzer is part of the IDEXX VetLab* suite of analyzers, all of which connect to the IDEXX VetLab Station (IDEXX’s laboratory information management system). Connecting multiple analyzers to the IDEXX VetLab Station helps you attain a comprehensive picture of your patient’s health, with the ability to view test results from multiple analyzers on a single report, determine disease progression with parameter-trending capabilities, and more.

By connecting the Catalyst One analyzer to the IDEXX VetLab Station, you can:

• Automatically review patients’ prior results on every printout for easy comparison.

• Improve client communications with illustrated diagnostic or treatment progress printouts.

• Link to expert descriptions and common causes of abnormal values.

• Print information to help explain the significance of results to your clients.

• Allow new staff to train independently.

• Learn proper protocols and tips for best techniques.

IDEXX Dry-Slide Technology

The Catalyst One analyzer uses dry-slide technology—the most accurate technology available for in-house testing. Dry-slide technology uses layers to remove impurities for the most accurate results from even compromised samples.

Patient sample is applied to the top of the spreading layer

Spreading layer

Sample is distributed evenly

Filtering layer

Filters out substances that interfere with results

Reagent layer Reagent reacts with sample

Indicator layer

Reacted sample collects for spectral analysis

Support layer

Optical interface

How it Works

There are several important steps that the analyzer performs in order to present the results of a sample. Once the slides and sample have been inserted into the analyzer, the Catalyst One analyzer incubates the slides. Then, if using a Catalyst* whole blood separator, the plasma is separated from a whole blood sample. The sample is then accurately dispensed onto the slides, the analyzer measures the color development of the slide, and then all used materials are removed from the analyzer.

Catalyst One Components

Front of the Analyzer

Side door Status LED

Start button

Lock light Sample drawer

Waste drawer

Getting Started

Inside of the Sample Drawer

Note: This picture depicts where the sample cup and whole blood separator should be placed in

the sample drawer. Do not load a whole blood separator AND a sample cup for a single run.

Pipette tips

Whole blood separator

Sample cup

Slides/CLIPs Phenobarbital

Other reagent consumables

(PHBR) reagent consumable/automated dilution cups

Side of the Analyzer

Getting Started

Side door

Back of the Analyzer

Power port

Analyzer Status

The light-emitting diode (LED) indicator on the front panel of the Catalyst One analyzer indicates the analyzer’s status.

Carousel cover (shown closed)

Lever to raise carousel cover

Ethernet port

Note: You can also view the analyzer status by viewing its icon on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen.

LED Color Description

Green (steady) READY; analyzer is ready to process samples or perform

maintenance tasks

Green (pulse) STANDBY MODE

Yellow (steady) IN PROCESS; analyzer is processing a sample or performing

another activity

Yellow (pulse) Analyzer is waiting for the user to begin processing a sample after

receiving the patient information from the IDEXX VetLab Station

Red (flashing) ERROR; an error has occurred; review error or alert messages on

the IDEXX VetLab Station

Responding to an Alert

When the analyzer experiences a problem, an alert message appears on the upper right side of the IDEXX VetLab Station title bar, the LED on the front panel of the Catalyst One analyzer flashes red, and the Catalyst One icon on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen appears with an Alert status.

To View an Alert

Do one of the following:

• Tap the Catalyst One icon on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen.

• Tap the alert message in the title bar to display the alert message. Follow the instructions displayed in the alert message.

Installing the Catalyst One Analyzer

The Catalyst One analyzer works in conjunction with the IDEXX VetLab Station.

To Install the Catalyst One Analyzer

1. Before you unpack the analyzer, choose an optimum location for the instrument. The analyzer should be placed on a level surface in a well-ventilated area away from obvious sources of heat, direct sunlight, cold, humidity, or vibrations. For optimum results, room temperature should be at 15°C–30°C (59°F–86°F) and relative humidity at 15%–75%.

Getting Started

IMPORTANT: Ensure proper ventilation. The analyzer’s cooling vents are in the base and the back.

2. Connect the analyzer to the router:

– If you are planning to connect the device wirelessly to an IDEXX VetLab* Station,

proceed to step 3 (wireless-capable router required).

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– If you are connecting the device to an IDEXX VetLab Station using a wired router,

connect the device to a numbered port on the router using an Ethernet cable (provided).

Note: For more information about connecting your analyzer to the router, see the installation instructions that accompanied your router.

3. Power on the Catalyst One analyzer. Once the Catalyst One icon displays on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen, your connections are complete.

Note: If the Catalyst One icon does not appear on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen within 3 minutes, contact IDEXX Technical Support for assistance.

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Catalyst One Analyzer Consumables

The following consumables are available for use with the Catalyst One analyzer:

CLIPs, Panels, and Slides

Chemistry Abbreviation

Albumin ALB

Alkaline Phosphatase ALKP

Alanine Aminotransferase ALT

Amylase AMYL

Aspartate Aminotransferase AST

Blood Urea Nitrogen BUN

Calcium Ca

Cholesterol CHOL

Creatine Kinase CK

Creatinine CREA

Chloride Cl

Fructosamine FRU

Gamma-glutamyltransferase GGT

Glucose GLU

Potassium K

Lactate LAC

Lactate Dehydrogenase LDH

Lipase LIPA

Magnesium Mg

Sodium Na

Ammonia NH

Phenobarbital PHBR

Inorganic Phosphate PHOS

Total Bilirubin TBIL

Total Protein TP

Tot a l T

Triglycerides TRIG

Urine Creatinine UCRE

Urine Protein UPRO

Uric Acid URIC

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Chem 17 CLIP

Chem 15 CLIP

Chem 10 CLIP

Equine 15 CLIP

NSAID 6 CLIP

UPC Panel

Lyte 4 CLIP

QC CLIP

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Compatible Species

Canine

Feline

Equine

Bovine (beef cattle, dairy cow) Llama Sheep

Avian (budgerigar, cockatoos [grey cheek, Moluccan, umbrella], cockatiel, canary, conure, macaw [blue and gold, hyacinth, scarlet], parrots [Amazon blue, Amazon yellow, eclectus, African grey])

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Species-specific intervals are available for these species. All other species are qualified as “other.”

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Ferret Rabbit

Goat Rat

Lizard Sea Turtles

Monkey Snake

Mouse Tortoise

Pig

Using the Catalyst One* Analyzer

Analyzing Samples

There are four different work flows that can be used to analyze a sample on the Catalyst One* analyzer:

• Analyze Sample Button—Use this work flow if you do not have a practice management system connected to your IDEXX VetLab* Station via IDEXX SmartLink* or IDEXX InterLink* technology.

• Pending List or Census List—Use one of these work flows if you have a practice management system connected to your IDEXX VetLab Station via IDEXX SmartLink or IDEXX InterLink technology. Using this work flow will save you time because you do not need to enter the client and patient information into the IDEXX VetLab Station (since it has already been entered into your practice management system).

• Ready to Run Icon—Use this work flow if you initiated the sample run using one of the other work flows, but the analyzer was busy at the time and the sample could not be run immediately.

For more information on these work flows, see the IDEXX VetLab Station Operator’s Guide.

Slide Handling

The Catalyst One analyzer allows you to run up to 25 tests on a single sample. Before you begin, please take note of the following:

• Frozen CLIPs/panels/slides can be run on the Catalyst One analyzer (no thawing required).

• Most CLIPs/slides should be loaded within 5 minutes of opening their foil packaging. The Lyte 4 CLIP should be loaded within 2 minutes of opening its foil packaging.

• If you are running a Lyte 4 CLIP, be sure to load it in the sample drawer before any other CLIPs or slides.

Diluting Samples

Dilutions should only be performed when a test value is outside the reportable range or when the sample contains interfering substances (e.g., medications) that cause a nonlinear or invalid result. The Catalyst One analyzer supports automated dilutions (the analyzer mixes the sample and diluent for you) and manual dilutions (you prepare the dilution outside of the analyzer). Select the appropriate option on the Identify Sample screen.

Remember the following important notes when diluting samples for analysis on the Catalyst One analyzer:

• Only dilute tests with results outside of the reportable range. Diluting tests with results in the normal range may produce invalid results.

• All chemistries should be analyzed first on the undiluted sample. Some analytes, such as GGT and total bilirubin, have low serum/plasma concentrations. These analytes may be diluted out even with the lowest dilution. Dilute the remaining sample and analyze any chemistries that were outside of the reportable range on the first analysis.

• Perform a dilution only when a test value is accompanied by a greater than symbol (>) or dashes (---) on the patient report or when the analyzer informs you a dilution is necessary to receive accurate results.

• Use the proper diluent material for your sample type.

– For plasma and serum samples, use normal saline.

– IDEXX does not recommend manually diluting whole blood in a Catalyst* whole blood

separator—only dilute the separated plasma.

Using the Catalyst One* Analyzer

– For urine, use

• Use an accurate measuring device, such as a calibrated pipette or syringe.

• For best results, start with a 1:2 dilution (1 part sample to 1 part diluent)—do not exceed 10 parts diluent.

• Do not dilute samples that are undergoing ammonia, phenobarbital, fructosamine, total T electrolyte testing.

• Do not dilute small samples to achieve a minimum sample volume. Such dilutions on normal analyte concentration cannot be read accurately. When dilution is needed to determine some analytes at very high concentration, the sample should be diluted manually.

• An automated dilution run will be canceled if:

– There is insufficient diluent/sample volume.

– There are too many slides in the run.

Catalyst* Urine P:C Diluent.

Minimum Sample Volume for Dilutions

The minimum sample volume varies based on the dilution factor and the number of slides that are being diluted (see table below).

Parts Sample +

Parts Diluent =

Diluent Ratio

1 + 1 = 1:2 5 155 µ L 700 µL 300 µL

1 + 3 = 1:4 10 130 µL 700 µL 300 µL

1 + 5 = 1:6 10 130 µL 700 µL 300 µL

1 + 9 = 1:10 10 100 µL 700 µL 300 µL

Maximum

Number of

Slides per

Dilution

Minimum Sample Volume Diluent

Serum, Plasma,

or Urine

Whole Blood

Volume

, or

Preparing

To Prepare a 1:2 Dilution

1. Accurately measure the desired amount of sample to be diluted and gently transfer it to a sample cup.

2. Accurately measure an equal amount of diluent and transfer it to the sample collected in step 1.

3. Thoroughly mix the sample and diluent.

4. Analyze the sample.

Manual Dilutions

Using the Catalyst One* Analyzer

To Prepare Dilutions Greater Than 1:2

If additional dilutions beyond 1:2 are necessary, always begin with the original, undiluted sample. Then, incrementally increase the parts diluent as indicated in the dilution chart (below).

Volumes are for example only. Parts Sample + Parts Diluent = Total Parts (Dilution Factor)

Parts Sample Parts Diluent Total Parts

(Dilution Factor)

1 (100 µL) 0 1 (undiluted sample)

1 (100 µL) 1 (100 µL) 2

1 (100 µL) 2 (200 µL) 3

1 (100 µL) 3 (300 µL) 4

1 (100 µL) 4 (400 µL) 5

1 (100 µL) 5 (500 µL) 6

1 (100 µL) 6 (600 µL) 7

1 (100 µL) 7 (700 µL) 8

1 (100 µL) 8 (800 µL) 9

1 (100 µL) 9 (900 µL) 10

1 (100 µL) 10 (1,000 µL) 11

Viewing and Printing Test Results

Analyzer results are automatically returned to the IDEXX VetLab Station and recorded in the appropriate patient’s record. The diagnostic results report is a comprehensive report of all the test results specified in a laboratory request for that patient on a specific day.

Patient test results can be printed automatically each time a set of results are returned or you can manually print the results when needed.

For more information about how to view and print test results, see the IDEXX VetLab Station Operator’s Guide.

Outside of Reportable Range Samples

Occasionally a test value may be outside the analyzer’s reportable range capability. The test value may be greater than (“>”) the reportable range, or interfering substances in the sample may be causing a nonlinear or invalid result. See the following chart for reportable ranges on individual chemistries. If a value is required, it will be necessary to dilute the sample and repeat the test.

Chemistry U.S. Units S.I. Units French Units

ALB 0.1– 6 .0 g/dL 1–60 g/L 1–60 g/L

ALKP 10–2,000 U/L 10–2,000 U/L 10–2,000 U/L

ALT 10–1,000 U/L 10–1,000 U/L 10–1,000 U/L

AMYL 5–2,500 U/L 5–2,500 U/L 5–2,500 U/L

AST 0–1,083 U/L 0–1,083 U/L 0–1,083 U/L

BUN/UREA 2 –13 0 mg/dL 0.6–46.4 mmol/L 0.034–2.730 g/L

Ca 1.0–16.0 mg/dL 0.25–4.00 mmol/L 10–160 mg/L

CHOL 6–520 mg/dL 0.16 –13.4 4 mmol/L 0.06–5.20 g/L

CK 10–2,036 U/L 10–2,036 U/L 10–2,036 U/L

Cl 50 –160 mmol/L 50–160 mmol/L 50–160 mmol/L

CREA 0.1–13.6 mg/dL 9 –1202 µmol/L 1.0–136.0 mg/L

FRU 100–1,000 µmol/L 100–1,000 µmol/L 100–1,000 µmol/L

GGT 0–952 U/L 0–952 U/L 0–952 U/L

GLU 10–686 mg/dL 0 . 5 6 – 38 .11 mmol/L 0.10–6.86 g/L

K 0.8–10 mmol/L 0.8 –10 mmol/L 0.8–10.0 mmol/L

LAC 0.50 –12.0 0 mmol/L 0.50 –12.0 0 mmol/L 0.50–12.00 mmol/L

LDH 50–2,800 U/L 50–2,800 U/L 50–2,800 U/L

LIPA 10–6,000 U/L 10–6,000 U/L 10–6,000 U/L

Mg 0.5 –5.2 mg/dL 0. 21 – 2.17 mmol/L 5.0 –52.0 mg/L

Na 85 –180 mmol/L 8 5 –18 0 mmol/L 85 –180 mmol/L

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PHBR

PHOS 0. 2 –16.1 mg/dL 0 . 06 –5 .19 mmol/L 2.00–161.00 mg/L

TBIL 0 .1–2 7. 9 mg/dL 2–477 µmol/L 1.0–279.0 mg/L

TP 0.5 –12.0 g/dL 5–120 g/L 5–120 g/L

TRIG 10– 375 mg/dL 0.11– 4. 23 mmol/L 0.10 –3 . 7 5 g/L

(canine) 0.5–10.0 µg/dL 6.43 –128.70 nmol/L 6.43 –128.70 nmol/L

(feline) 0.5–20.0 µg/dL 6.4–257.4 nmol/L 6.4–257.4 nmol/L

UCRE 6–350 mg/dL 0.06–3.50 g/L 0.06–3.50 g/L

UPRO 5–400 mg/dL 0.05–4.00 g/L 0.05–4.00 g/L

URIC 0.1 – 20 mg/dL 6–1,1 9 0 µmol/L 1–200 mg/L

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1 µg/mL = 4.31 µmol/L

0–950 µmol/L 0–950 µmol/L 0–950 µmol/L

5–55 µg/mL 5–55 µg/mL 5–55 µg/mL

Using the Catalyst One* Analyzer

Modifying the Settings on the Analyzer

Modifying the Sound Settings

The analyzer will beep when it encounters an alert. You can modify the Sound settings to turn the sound off or adjust its volume.

1. Tap Instruments on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen.

2. Tap the Catalyst One side tab.

3. If you do not want the analyzer to make any sounds, tap Off in the Sound area.

4. If you want the volume of the sound to be quiet, tap Low in the Sound area.

5. If you want the volume of the sound to be loud, tap High in the Sound area.

Entering Standby Mode

You can modify the settings of the analyzer so that it enters Standby mode at a certain time each day or put it in Standby mode immediately.

1. Tap Instruments on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen.

2. Tap the Catalyst One side tab.

3. If you do not want the analyzer to ever enter Standby mode, tap Never in the Standby area.

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4. If you want the analyzer to enter Standby mode at a certain time each day, tap Daily in the Standby area and then select the desired start time from the available drop-down list.

5. If you want the analyzer to enter Standby mode immediately, tap Now in the Standby area.

Exiting Standby Mode

You can set the analyzer to exit Standby mode at a certain time each day or immediately.

1. Tap Instruments on the IDEXX VetLab Station Home screen.

2. Tap the Catalyst One side tab.

3. If you want the analyzer to exit Standby mode at a certain time each day, tap Daily in the Exit Standby area and then select the desired start time from the available drop-down list.

4. If you want the analyzer to exit Standby mode immediately, tap Now in the Exit Standby area.

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