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SETUP OPTIONS
3.1 MISCELLANEOUS (OPERATIONAL) SETUP OPTIONS
A Objectives
When you have completed this topic, you will be able to:
B Describe the setup options available on the Miscellaneous screens.
B Set up the eight instrument operations on the General screen: Auto-Numbering, Default
Panel, Worklist Match Options, Logs (comment prompts), RUO Parameters, Manual
Match, Auto-Stop for QA Messages, and Auto-Stop for Consecutive Results.
B Set up and edit patient locations and physicians in the database.
B Select the appropriate reporting format for the numeric results.
B References
In the Online Help System or the Instructions for Use manual, refer to:
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Setup Menu Options under Heading 5.12 MENU PATHS.
r Heading A.4 OPERATIONAL SETUP.
C Special Instructions
1. The instrument must be powered up.
2. Either an Supervisor or Service must be logged in to access the Setup options.
D Topic Notes and Tasks
1. Access the Miscellaneous setup options screens.
From the Main menu, click tt .
2. Point out the three tabs,
General, Location/Physician, and Units, clicking on each if desired,
but return to the General screen.
3. The General screen allows you to set eight instrument operations. Explain each, having
the trainee change settings if needed.
Note: To change settings, (1) click , (2) edit the setting, then (3) click to
accept the changes.
a. Auto-Numbering
1) An auto-number is automatically assigned as the Sample ID if:
a) You are using bar-code labels and the label is missing or cannot be read.
b) A Sample ID is not entered or received (from the host) for a specimen.
Note: That means that if you use Cass./Position as positive ID, the tubes
are not bar-coded, and you do not create a Worklist (a list of orders on
which you can assign Sample IDs), all samples are assigned an AUTO_SID.
2) An auto-numbered Sample ID is preceded by AUTO_SID.
3) The AUTO_SID automatically increments by one from the previously assigned
number.
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