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184 ADVIA 1800 Operator’s Guide
11. Verify that the data was saved to the CD or DVD as follows:
a. Select the Drag-to-Disc popup window.
b. Press Alt V to view the contents on the disk.
12. Use Windows Explorer to find the C:\A002\Work folder and locate the file named
sfytwork.txt. and delete the file.
For other windows (System Test List, Contamination Set Window, Analytical
Parameters), follow the same procedure except when in Windows Explorer, select the
"modified" heading of the title bar in the work folder. This puts the file that is created at
the top of the list. Each window creates its own file with a unique file name.
You can view saved files by opening the file with Microsoft Word, Wordpad or Notepad.
When necessary, email the file or save for future reference.
Saving the test data from the User Maintenance window
You can create a file that has test results only. ISE data, absorbance data, and other
reaction parameters are saved in this type of file. You can open the file using a spread
sheet program such as Microsoft Excel. You can save the file to a diskette, CD or to the
system PC hard drive.
Saving test data
1. Verify that the analyzer is in READY or WAIT mode.
2. Insert a formatted CD or DVD into the CD/DVD ROM drive.
3. Select the Drag-to-Disc icon located to the left of the time display in the lower-right
corner of the window.
4. Select
Request
, then select
Review/Edit
and make a note of which patient samples
to save.
Saving by order number works best but you can also use a sample ID.
5. Select
Maint.
, then select
User Maintenance
.
6. In the Save of Text File area at this window complete the selections:
a.
Sample
type: Select routine sample or control sample then check the date box
displays "today" or the date that the test results is filed under.
b. Output type: Select the CSV or sequential file radio button.
c. Save
range
: Select Order number and enter range of samples to save as
determined in step 2.
7. Select
Save
.
8. Select
Yes
.
9. In the
Save of Text File
dialog box make the following selections:
a. Select the appropriate drive letter in the Save in list box.
b. Enter the file name in File Name box.