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LIS Col1 V2

The document describes the LIS connection capabilities of the 1-channel analyzer. It presents 3 cases of possible LIS connections: 1) connection to a host system where the patient ID must be entered manually, 2) connection to a host system along with a barcode reader to input the patient ID, and 3) connection to a host system along with a barcode reader and an external printer. It also provides details on setup requirements, data output format, and examples.

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LIS Col1 V2

The document describes the LIS connection capabilities of the 1-channel analyzer. It presents 3 cases of possible LIS connections: 1) connection to a host system where the patient ID must be entered manually, 2) connection to a host system along with a barcode reader to input the patient ID, and 3) connection to a host system along with a barcode reader and an external printer. It also provides details on setup requirements, data output format, and examples.

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Service Manual 1-Channel

Mod. CD12-1-17

LIS connection

Introduction:

The 1-channel Analyzer supports an


unidirectional LIS interface.

In case a LIS communication is needed,


the result data could sent out by the USB
interface to a computer.

An USB driver has to be installed on the


computer. **1)

A special LIS software on the computer is


needed.

**1) depends on Windows Version

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Case 1: LIS Connection Host System:

Case 1:

1-channel Analyzer is connected to


Host/LIS system.

Patient ID needs to be edited manually

Setup:
Port A: <off>
Port B: <Host>

Case 2: LIS Connection with Barcode-Reader and Host System:

Case 2:

1-channel Analyzer is connected to


Host/LIS system.

A connected Barcode reader allows to


read Patient ID by Barcode

Setup:
Port A: <off>
Port B: <Host>

Case3: LIS Connection with Barcode-Reader, Printer and Host System:

Case 3:

1-channel Analyzer is connected to


Host/LIS system.

A connected Barcode reader allows to


read Patient ID by Barcode
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A connected external printer allows to
printout results.

Setup:
Port A: <ext. printer>
Port B: <Host>

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Preparation:

Connect the 1-channel Analyzer with a


Computer system by using the USB
interface and a data cable.

Please refer to chapter 4.

Enable the data output at the Analyzer at


first.

Switch Analyzer ON

STANDBY 37.4°C Wait until start up procedure has passed.


< 1 PT >

STANDBY 37.4°C Select < UTILITIES >


< UTILITIES >
Press Mode key

PIN code: Key in PIN code


>xxxxx<
11111 (factory default)

UTILITIES select:
< Printer >

UTILITIES select: < Port B >


< Port B >
Press Enter key

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Port B
< Off >

Port B Select < HOST >


< HOST >
Press Enter key

Select: ESC= work


ENTER= more param.
Press ESC key

Checking parameters
please wait

Save new parameters? Press Enter key for saving new


ESC= no, ENTER= yes
parameter setup

Processing -
please wait

STANDBY 37.4°C
< 1 PT >

The Analyzer will send out the data in


semicolon separated fields in ASCII
format after the measurement result
appeared once a time.

The LIS system has to pick up this data by


interrupt or polling.

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LIS output format:

<STX>Analyzer; S/N; Date; Time; Patient ID; Method_Name; Channel No; Raw
Value1; R_Unit1; Raw Value2; R_Unit2; 1st Conversion; 1_Unit; 2nd
Conversion; 2_Unit; 3rd Conversion; 3_Unit; Flags; CRC;<CR><LF>

Example:

<STX>CoaDATA 504; M1360008; 16.10.2017; 19:40:20; 123456789; PT; 1; 14,6;s;


void;void; 71,4;%; 1,25;INR; void;void; OK; 9792;<CR><LF>

Format/Parameter Example Explanation


<STX> <STX> Start of transmission
Analyzer; CoaDATA 504; Analyzer type
S/N; M1360008; Serial number
Date; 16.10.2017; Date stamp
Time; 19:40:20; Time stamp
Patient ID; 123456789; Patient ID
Method_Name; PT; Test Application
Channel No; 1; Measuring channel no
Raw Value1; 14,6; Clotting time
R_Unit1; s; Unit
Raw Value2; void; Not used => void
R_Unit2; void; Not used => void
1st Conversion; 71,4; Converted value 1st conversion
1_Unit; %; Unit
2nd Conversion; 1,25; Converted value 2nd conversion
2_Unit; INR; Unit
3rd Conversion; void; Not used => void
3_Unit; void; Not used => void
Flags; OK; No error flags
CRC; 9792 Checksum **1)
X X Fill character **2)
<CR><LF> <CR><LF> End of transmission

**1) Calculation of CRC


The calculation of CRC starts at First character of <STX> until last space-character before CRC.

**2) Fill character „x“


Windows USB buffer has one speciality. When 128 bytes were transmitted windows will not release the
incoming USB buffer and the data string is not shown at computer.
To avoid 128 byte messages the analyzer will add a „x“ as a fill chacarter. 9

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