Operation – Part 1
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4.6.3 Patient samples with bar code
This menu item is only available if a bar code reader (or a PS/2 keyboard) is
connected. The SUPER GL easy / easy+ automatically recognizes a supported bar
code reader. Please ask the manufacturer or your supplier for supported bar code
readers.
Instead of a bar code reader, a PS/2 computer keyboard can be connected. In
this case, digits and letters can be entered manually to identify a sample (16
characters maximum). Confirm your input by pressing enter on the keyboard.
Now you will be asked to insert the sample cup. The sample identification
entered will be shown on the display, at the printer or will be sent to EDP, as well
as stored in the result memory. To view it repeatedly, press “Display result
memory”.
4.6.4 Active Controls
This menu item is only active when controls are active. Activating controls is
described under chapter 5.3 (Functions when switching on). If no controls are
active, quality control can be done manually, e.g. the control material is
measured as a sample and the results are documented omm appropriate
evaluation sheets.
Non-active controls are saved in the result memory just like patients samples. In
addition, active controls are saved in control memory (see Quality control). For
active controls, names and limit values can be entered. These values are entered
using a special card that has to be coded before. Coding is done for selected
controls by manufacturer. It is also possible for the user to code the card using a
PC and separately additional accessories and software.
4.7 Method
The following parameter variations can be measured with the SUPER GL
easy / easy+:
- glucose
- lactate
- glucose and lactate
SUPER GL easy+ is able to measure additional to the parameters mentioned
above the value hemoglobin.
For the measurement of hemoglobin and special
calibration cups (green) and reaction cups (yellow)
must be used.
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