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Operator’s Manual · Version 1.0 B-19
URISYS 2400 3 Software
Installation
a
To set the print order
1
Press <Print Order> on the [Test Parameters] screen. The [Print Order]
screen is displayed.
2
Enter the test parameter order if the requirements of the laboratory differ
from the default settings.
3
Press “<” or “>” to move through the different fields.
4 Press <Enter> after each entry.
5
Press <PgUp> to return to the [Test Parameters] screen.
Controls The operator can define the following:
o
Control sample rack number
o
Position of the control samples on the rack
o
Control sample name
o
Lot number
When the control sample rack number has been registered, the analyzer
automatically recognizes this rack as a rack carrying urine control samples,
and measures the samples like normal samples; however, the results are stored
in a special control sample data memory.
For each specified position on the control rack, a separate memory for 100
results is available. Up to three different controls can be measured in one rack.
The specified position on the rack of each control level must be used each
time to avoid the mixing of results in the assigned memory.
a
To specify the control rack number and control sample rack
position
1 Press <Controls> on the [Test Parameters] screen. The [Controls] screen is
displayed.
2 Press <Regist. Control Rack>. The [Regist. Control Rack] screen is
displayed.
3 Enter the range of the control rack ID numbers in the fields provided. The
control rack ID numbers must consist of five digits and overlapping ranges
(for example, with routine racks) are not allowed.
4
Press <Enter> after each value has been entered.
5 Enter the position number on the rack for each level of control sample, for
example, position one for normal level and position two for abnormal
level. The input positions range from 1 to 5 on the registered rack, or zero.
If a level is not to be measured, enter zero.
If the 5-digit number of the chosen rack is not known, read and print the rack ID via
the Barcode Check function (see “Checks” on page C-41).