Appendix A Network Communication Interface Protocol(Version 1.

02)
Auto-Chemistry Analyzer and LIS Communication Interface Introduction
Auto-Chemistry Analyzer and LIS communication interface adopts serial port communication mode, which
has been adopted by most analyzers. This communication interface follows ASTM standard protocol (refer to
section 6-13 of ASTM 1394). ASTM standard protocol provides a bi-directional communication channel for
Auto-Chemistry Analyzer and LIS workstation.
Through this interface, Auto-Chemistry Analyzer can apply sample information registered in LIS workstation
manually or automatically, and transmit test result and QC result to LIS workstation manually or automatically.
The data transmitted through this interface all follow ASTM standard protocol format.
LIS Communication Setting Description
The setting interface is as follow:

Open Communication: In order to ensure the normal communication between Auto-Chemistry Analyzer and
LIS workstation, “Open Communication” must be selected, otherwise, Auto-Chemistry Analyzer and LIS
communication will be unavailable.
Bidirectional: “Bidirectional” must be selected when applying LIS data. This setting selection is not necessary
when transmitting test result or QC result to LIS. When “Open Communication” is selected, “Bidirectional” is
selectable.
Basic Setting: Only serial port mode is introduced here.
Data Transmission Mode: Including real time mode and batch mode. Those two modes are available when
Auto-Chemistry Analyzer transmitting test result or QC result of the day to LIS work station. On real time
mode, when all items of the sample have results during test or the result of a QC item is obtained, Auto-
Chemistry Analyzer will transmit all information of the sample to LIS work station automatically. On batch
mode, user can transmit the sample information or QC information from Auto-Chemistry Analyzer to LIS
work station.
Analyzer ID: Marking Auto-Chemistry Analyzer
Host ID: Marking LIS work station
Serial Port: Selecting valid serial port No.
Baud Rate: Variation times of carrier parameter per unit time. 9600Bps or 19200Bps can be selected. Default
as 19200Bps.
Data Bits: 7 or 8. Default as 8.
Stop Bit: 1 or 2. Default as 1.
Parity: N, M, E, O, S. Default as N.
Timeout Retry Time: Time interval used for overtime retry in communication. The communication will stop
when there is no effective communication during overtime retry time. The input range of overtime retry time is
1-15.
Timeout Retry Count: Count used for overtime retry in communication. The communication will stop when
there is no effective communication during overtime retry count. The input range of overtime retry count is 1-
6.
LIS Communication Data Format
1. Control Code
LF (Line Feed) (Hex 0A)
CR (Carriage Return) (Hex 0D)
STX (Start of Text) (Hex 02)
ETX (End of Text) (Hex 03)
EOT (End of Transmission) (Hex 04)
ENQ (Enquiry) (Hex 05)
ACK (Acknowledge) (Hex 06)
NAK (Not Acknowledged) (Hex 15)
2. Message Frame / Checksum Calculation
The end frame
F C
[STX] Text first char. ...... Text last char. ETX CL [CR] [LF]
N H
[STX]
The ASCII code 2, indicating the beginning of a frame transmission.
FN
The frame number modulo 8. Frames of a single Transmission Phase are consecutively numbered beginning
with 1. So FN runs from 1 to 7, continues with 0, 1 and so on.
Text
Data content.
[ETX]
ASCII code 3, indicating the end of the text block of an end frame.
CH, CL
Represent the high nibble and the low nibble of the 8 bit checksum, respectively. CH and CL are represented
as two digits of hex numbers. The checksum is the modulo 256 of the sum of ASCII values of the frame
characters starting with and including "FN" and completing with [ETX].
Example for Checksum Calculation:
[STX]1Test[ETX]
 Symbol Character Value (decimal) Sum

[STX] [STX] 002 0

FN ‘1’ 049 49

Text ‘T’ +084 133

‘e’ +101 234

‘s’ +115 349

‘t’ +116 465

[ETX] [ETX] +003 468

468 = 468

MOD 256

212 = 212

CH ‘D’ 068

CL ‘4’ 052

[CR] [CR] 013

[LF] [LF] 010

Therefore, frame will be transmitted in this form:

[STX]1Test[ETX]D4[CR][LF]
3. Delimiters
The Presentation Layer uses some characters as special delimiter codes. These characters may not be used as
normal message text:
Delimiter Character Char. ASCII decimal ASCII hex.
Record delimiter = carriage return <CR> 13 0Dh
Field delimiter = vertical bar | 124 7Ch
Repeat delimiter = backslash \ 92 5Ch
Component delimiter = caret ^ 94 5Eh
Escape delimiter = ampersand & 37 26h

4. Table of Record Message Type

Record Name Identifier
Message Header Record H
Patient Information Record P
Test Order Record O
Result Record R
Message Terminator Record L
Request Information Record Q

5. Data Record Usage

(Refer to ASTM 1394, particularly sections 6 through 13)
1)Auto-Chemistry Analyzer transmit message to LIS work station
Mandatory:
Y: Field is mandatory and have to be considered.
N: Field is not mandatory. The field have to be considered by the LIS, but it is transmitted only if information
is available at Liaison. When the information is not available an empty field is transmitted. Message Header
Record (H)
Description:
The Message Header Record to LIS is the first record of each message.
Example:
<STX><FN>H|\^&|||Analyzer|||||Host|||1|20081124151206<CR><ETX>[ Checksum] <CR><LF>
Max
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Mandatory
Length
1 7.1.1 Record Type ID ‘H’ 1 Y
2 7.1.2 Delimiter Definition ‘| \ ^ &’ 4 Y
5 7.1.5 Sender Name or ID ‘Analyzer’ 20 Y
10 7.1.10 Receiver ID 20 Y
13 7.1.13 Version No. ‘1’ 1 Y
14 7.1.14 Date and Time of Message ‘YYYYMMDDHHMMSS’ 14 Y

Patient Information Record (P)

Description:
This record is used to transmit patient sex and age to LIS.
Example:
When transmitting sample result information:
<STX><FN>P|1||||ZhangDongdong|||M||||||40^Y<CR><ETX>[ Checksum] <CR><LF>
When transmitting Control result information:
<STX><FN>P|1||||QC|||||||||^<CR><ETX>[ Checksum] <CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 8.1.1 Record Type ID ‘P’ 1 Y
2 8.1.2 Sequence Number 6 Y
6 8.1.6 Patient Name 30 N
9 8.1.9 Patient Sex ‘M’, ‘F’ or ‘U’ 1 N
15^1 Age(1-200) 3
8.1.15 Special Field 1 N
15^2 Age Unit (‘Y’,’M’,’D’) 1

Test Order Record (O)

Description:
This record holds information regarding analysis request and sample information to LIS.
Example:
When transmitting sample result:
(1)Sample No. , Barcode Rack NO.Mode:
<STX><FN>O|1|^1^N001^10^N^1|||R|20081124151012|||||||||1||||||||||O
<CR><ETX><CheckSum><CR><LF>
(2) Barcode ID Mode:
<STX><FN>O|1|CA2201320078^^N001^10^N^1|||R|20081124151012|||||||||1||||||||||
O<CR><ETX><CheckSum><CR><LF>
When transmitting Control result:
<STX><FN>O|1|^0^C001^1^N^1|LANDOX-1^2333^|||20110104172413|||||||||1||||||||||
O<CR><ETX><CheckSum><CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Valid Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 9.4.1 Record Type ID ‘O’ 1 Y
2 9.4.2 Sequence Number 6 Y
3^1 Sample ID(ID Mode) 22
3^2 Specimen ID ( Sample No.(S. No. Mode) 6
<Sample ID>^
3^3 <Sample No>^ Rack No. 4
3^4 9.4.3 <Rack ID>^ Position No. 2 Y
<Position No>^
3^5 <Diluent>^ ‘Y’ or ‘N’ 1
<Replicate Number>) Sample replicate number （1-
3^6 3
100）
4^1 Instrument Qc Name 20
Specimen ID (
4^2 9.4.4 <Qc Name>^ Qc Lot No. 15 N
<Qc Lot No.>^
4^3 Module 1
<Module>)
6 9.4.6 Priority ‘S’ or ’R’ 1 Y
Requested/Ordered
7 9.4.7 ‘YYYYMMDDHHMMSS’ 14 Y
Date and Time
0 - Serum
1 - Urine
2 - Plasma
16 9.4.16 Specimen Descriptor 3 - CSF 1 Y
4 - Gastric juice
5 - Ascites
6 - Other
26 9.4.26 Report Types ‘O’, ‘F’, ‘I’, ‘C’ or ‘X’ 1 Y

Result Record (R)

Description:
The Result Record to LIS contains the result of a single analytical determination.
Example:
When transmitting sample result:
<STX><FN>R|1|^^^GGT|4.96|mg/dL|3^12\0^20|N||F||||20081124151012
<CR><ETX><CheckSum><CR><LF>
When transmitting Control result:
<STX><FN>R|1|^^^ALT|333|U/L|2^22|1-3s|>+3SD|||||20110104172413
<CR><ETX><CheckSum><CR><LF>
Field No. E 1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 10.1.1 Record Type ID R 1 Y
2 10.1.2 Sequence Number 5 Y
 Field No. E 1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
3 10.1.3 Universal Test ID 10 Y
4^1 Data result 10 N
Sample replicate number （1-
4^2 3
10.1.4 Data or Measurement Value 100）
1-Out Cell N
4^3 2-In Cell 1
(Control)
5 10.1.5 Units 10 N
(1) If send sample result, first
range = normal range second
range = critical range separated
by repeat delimiter ('\')
6 10.1.6 Reference Ranges 30 N
(2) If send QC result, first
value=target mean second
value=target SD. separated by
repeat delimiter ('^').
(1) If send sample result,
Result Abnormal ‘L’,’H’,’N’ or ’A’
7 10.1.7 1 N
Flags (2) If send QC result, QC
regulation(‘’,’1-2s’,’1-3s’)
(1) If send sample result, ‘’
Nature of Abnormality (2) If send QC result, ’+
8 10.1.8 N
Testing 1SD’, ’- 1SD’, ’+ 2SD’, ’-
2SD’, ’+3SD’, ’- 3SD’
9 10.1.9 Result Status ‘F’ or ‘C’ 1 Y
13 10.1.13 Date/Time Test Completed ‘YYYYMMDDHHMMSS’ 14 N

2)Request Information Record to LIS

Description:
The Request Information Record to LIS is used to request sample program information from LIS. A query is
typically performed when a sample bar code has been read on the instrument and no sample program
information is found locally. All queries are made by sample ID.
Example:
Sample NO. , Barcode Rack No. Mode:
<STX><FN>Q|1|^1^N001^1^N| |ALL||||||||O<CR><CTX><CheckNum><CR><LF>
Sample Barcode ID Mode:
<STX><FN>Q|1|AC2201023321^^N001^1^N| |ALL||||||||O<CR><CTX><CheckNum><CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 10.1.1 Record Type ID ‘Q’ 1 Y
2 10.1.2 Sequence Number 6 Y
3^1 Sample ID(ID Mode) 22
Starting Range ID Number
3^2 (<Sample ID>^ Sample No.(S. No. Mode) 6
<Sample No>^
3^3 10.1.3 Rack No. 4 Y
<Rack ID>^
3^4 <Position No>^ Position No. 2
<Diluent>)
3^5 ‘Y’ or ‘N’ 1
5 10.1.5 Universal Test ID ‘ALL’ Y
 Request Information Status
13 10.1.13 ‘A’ or ‘O’ 1 Y
Codes

Message Terminator Record:

Description:
The Message Terminator Record to LIS is used with the Message Header Record to encapsulate related patient
information.
Example:
<STX><FN>L|1|N<CR><ETX><CheckNum><CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 13.1.1 Record Type ID ‘L’ 1 Y

2 13.1.2 Sequence Number 6 Y

3 13.1.3 Termination Code ‘N’ 1 Y

3)Message Transmitted to Auto-Chemistry Analyzer from LIS Work Station

Mandatory: Y: Field is mandatory and have to be considered.
N: Field is not mandatory. The field have to be considered by the LIS, but it is transmitted only if information
is available at Liaison. When the information is not available an empty field is transmitted.
Message Header Record (H)
Description:
The Message Header Record to the analyzer is the first record of each message.
Example:
<STX><FN>H|\^&<CR><ETX>[ Checksum] <CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory

1 7.1.1 Record Type ID ‘H’ 1 Y

2 7.1.2 Delimiter Definition ‘| \ ^ &’ 4 Y

Patient Information Record (P)

Description:
This record is used to transfer patient sex and age to the analyzer.
Example:
<STX><FN>P|1||123456||ZhangDongdong|||M||||||40^Y<CR><ETX>[Checksum] <CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 8.1.1 Record Type ID ‘P’ 1 Y
2 8.1.2 Sequence Number 6 Y
Laboratory Assigned
4 8.1.4 Sample ID or Sample No. 22 N
Patient ID
6 8.1.6 Patient Name 30 N
9 8.1.9 Patient Sex ‘M’, ‘F’ or ‘U’ 1 N
15^1 Age(1-200) 3
8.1.15 Special Field 1 N
15^2 Age Unit (‘Y’,’M’,’D’) 1

Test Order Record (O)

Description:
This record holds information regarding analysis request and sample information to the analyzer.
Example:
Sample No., Barcode Rack No. Mode:
<STX><FN>O|1|^1^N001^10^N^1||^^^ALT|R|20081124151012|||||||||1||||||||||
O<CR><ETX><CheckNum><CR><LF>
Sample ID Mode:
<STX><FN>O|1|AB2201022318^^N001^10^N^1||^^^ALT|R|20081124151012|||||||||1||||||||||
O<CR><ETX><CheckNum><CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Valid Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 9.4.1 Record Type ID ‘O’ 1 Y
2 9.4.2 Sequence Number 6 Y
3^1 Sample ID (ID Mode) 22
3^2 Specimen ID ( Sample No. (S. No. Mode) 6
<Sample ID>^
3^3 <Sample No>^ Rack ID 4
9.4.3 <Rack ID>^ Y
3^4 Position No. 2
<Position No>^
3^5 <Diluent>^ ‘Y’ or ‘N’ 1
<Replicate Number>)
Sample replicate number
3^6 3
（1-100）
5 9.4.5 Universal Test ID 10 Y
6 9.4.6 Priority ‘S’ or ’R’ 1 N
Requested/Ordered
7 9.4.7 ‘YYYYMMDDHHMMSS’ 14 N
Date and Time
0 - Serum
1 - Urine
2 - Plasma
16 9.4.16 Specimen Descriptor 3 - CSF 1 N
4 - Gastric juice
5 - Ascites
6 - Other
26 9.4.26 Report Types ‘O’, ‘F’, ‘I’, ‘C’ or ‘X’ 1 N

Message Terminator Record

Description
The Message Terminator Record to the analyzer is used with the Message Header Record to encapsulate
related patient information.
Example:
<STX><FN>L|1|N<CR><ETX><CheckNum><CR><LF>
Field No. E1394 ASTM Field Name Field Contents Max Length Mandatory
1 13.1.1 Record Type ID ‘L’ 1 Y
2 13.1.2 Sequence Number 6 Y
3 13.1.3 Termination Code ‘N’ or ’I’ 1 Y

Notice:
When the double direction communication apply the testing from the Analyzer To LIS system, If when the LIS
system didn’t find the sample that should be applied, must send:
ENQ
EOT
Examples
1. Message Transmitted from Analyzer to LIS Work Station
Analyzer [ENQ]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX]1H|\^&||| Analyzer |||||Host||1|20090119131415[CR]
[ETX]24[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 2P|1|||||||||||||^[CR][ETX]E9 [CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 3O|1|128123^1^1^2|||R|20090119123027|||||||||1||||||||||O
[CR][ETX]55[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 4R|1|^^^ALT|-2|U/L|^\^|N||F||||20090119123027[CR]
[ETX]32[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 5R|2|^^^AST|1|U/L|^\^|N||F||||20090119123027[CR]
[ETX]0D[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 6R|3|^^^ALB|-8.57|g/l|^\^|N||F||||20090119123027[CR]
[ETX]F6[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 7L|1|N[CR][ETX]0A[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [EOT]
2.Apply from analyzer to LIS
Single:
Analyzer [ENQ]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX]1H|\^&||| Analyzer |||||Host||1|20090119131335[CR]
[ETX]25[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 2Q|1|^130^5^45^N||ALL||||||||O[CR][ETX]B4[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 3L|1|N[CR][ETX]06[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [EOT]
Batch:
Analyzer [ENQ]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX]1H|\^&||| Analyzer |||||Host||1|20090119131335[CR]
[ETX]25[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 2Q|1|^11^2^11^N||ALL||||||||O[CR][ETX]78[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 3Q|2|^12^2^12^N||ALL||||||||O[CR][ETX]7C[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 4Q|3|^13^2^13^N||ALL||||||||O[CR][ETX]80[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 5Q|4|^14^2^14^N||ALL||||||||O[CR][ETX]84[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [STX] 6L|1|N[CR][ETX]09[CR][LF]
HOST [ACK]
Analyzer [EOT]
3.Test order from LIS to analyzer
Sample ID mode:
Single:
HOST [ENQ]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [STX] 1H|\^&[CR][ETX]E5[CR][LF]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [STX] 2P|1|||||||||||||^[CR][ETX]E9[CR][LF]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [STX] 3O|1|3977777^4^1^1^N||^^^AST|R|20090119100534||||||||
|1||||||||||O[CR][ETX]51[CR][LF]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [STX] 4O|2|3977777^4^1^1^N||^^^TP|R|20090119100534||||||||
|1||||||||||O[CR][ETX]0F[CR][LF]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [STX] 5O|3|3977777^4^1^1^N||^^^ALB|R|20090119100534||||||||
|1||||||||||O[CR][ETX]3C[CR][LF]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [STX] 6L|1|N[CR][ETX]09[CR][LF]
Analyzer [ACK]
HOST [EOT]
Batch: When transferring batches, no matter how many samples, only one [ENQ] at the beginning and one
[EOT] at the end are allowed, instead of one sample having a set of [ENQ] and [EOT] flags. There can only be
one <H> at the beginning, and there can be only one <L> at the end. Regardless of the number of samples in
the middle, <L> is a sign that the sample information is received and the test is started.
HOST <ENQ>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>1H|\^&<CR><ETX>E5<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>2P|1||0||wxy|||M||||||20^Y<CR><ETX>89<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>3O|1|160511680414^1^0^1^N^1||^^^ALB|R|20160515154341|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>F9<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>4O|2|160511680414^1^0^1^N^1||^^^ALT|R|20160515154341|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>0D<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>5O|3|160511680414^1^0^1^N^1||^^^P|R|20160515154341|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>7E<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>6O|4|160511680414^1^0^1^N^1||^^^TP|R|20160515154341|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>D4<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>7P|2||0||lxy|||M||||||22^Y<CR><ETX>86<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>0O|1|160511120485^2^0^2^N^1||^^^ALB|R|20160515154434|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>F8<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>1O|2|160511120485^2^0^2^N^1||^^^ALT|R|20160515154434|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>0C<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>2O|3|160511120485^2^0^2^N^1||^^^AST|R|20160515154434|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>15<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>3O|4|160511120485^2^0^2^N^1||^^^P|R|20160515154434|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>7F<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>4O|5|160511120485^2^0^2^N^1||^^^TBIL|R|20160515154434|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>5C<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>5P|3||0||lxs|||M||||||24^Y<CR><ETX>81<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>6O|1|160510810321^3^0^3^N^1||^^^ALB|R|20160515154540|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>F8<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>7O|2|160510810321^3^0^3^N^1||^^^AST|R|20160515154540|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>13<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>0O|3|160510810321^3^0^3^N^1||^^^P|R|20160515154540|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>75<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>1O|4|160510810321^3^0^3^N^1||^^^TBIL|R|20160515154540|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>52<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>2O|5|160510810321^3^0^3^N^1||^^^TP|R|20160515154540|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>CD<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>3P|4||0||pys|||F||||||23^Y<CR><ETX>7D<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>4O|1|160511480468^4^0^4^N^1||^^^DBIL|R|20160515154657|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>5D<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>5O|2|160511480468^4^0^4^N^1||^^^P|R|20160515154657|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>94<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>6O|3|160511480468^4^0^4^N^1||^^^TBIL|R|20160515154657|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>71<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>7O|4|160511480468^4^0^4^N^1||^^^TP|R|20160515154657|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>EC<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>0P|5||0||sxt|||F||||||25^Y<CR><ETX>80<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>1O|1|160511010367^5^0^5^N^1||^^^ALT|R|20160515154745|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>13<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>2O|2|160511010367^5^0^5^N^1||^^^AST|R|20160515154745|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>1C<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>3O|3|160511010367^5^0^5^N^1||^^^DBIL|R|20160515154745|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>51<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>4O|4|160511010367^5^0^5^N^1||^^^P|R|20160515154745|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>88<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>5O|5|160511010367^5^0^5^N^1||^^^TP|R|20160515154745|N||||||||0||||||||||
O<CR><ETX>DE<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <STX>6L|1|N<CR><ETX>09<CR><LF>
Analyzer <ACK>
HOST <EOT>