GEM Hemochron 100 User Manual

8 - Centralized Conguration Manager(CCM) Software
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LQCSettings Dialog Box:
Figure 90 : CCM – LQC Settings Dialog Box
NOTE: The LQC Settings tab contains 2 sub-tabs: 1 for each type of test (ACT+ and ACT-LR). Be sure to
change the settings on each tab.
Table 15: CCM – Instrument Settings > LQC Settings
Setting Description
LQC Lockout
Settings
Interval If LQC is required:
• Fixed Time Schedule – The LQC is required to run at a specied time. Factory
default value is xed (e.g., Congured time: 9 am, interval 24 hr. User start LQC at
8 am, next LQC will be required to run at 9 am [same day] ).
• Rolling – The LQC test will be run at a specied interval. The start time will be based
on the start time of the last successful LQC test (e.g., Congured time: 9 am, interval
24 hr. User start LQC at 8 am, next LQC will be required to run at 8 am ).
LQC Level (1/2) Cong
LQC Level (1/2)
Required
Choose whether to require (Yes) or not require (No) the QC lockout feature associated
with LQC tests:
• Yes – LQC Level 1 and/or Level 2 is required.
• No – LQC Level 1 and/or Level 2 is not required.
CAUTION: If the LQC test feature is required (Yes), the instrument will be required to
run LQC tests at regular intervals. The factory default setting for this feature is not
required (No) but can be changed using CCM. The manufacturer recommends that it be
required (Yes). The decision to require (Yes) or not require (No) this feature shall be
determined by and is the responsibility of the each institution.
When QC lockout occurs, a Supervisor must clear the lockout before an Operator can
run a test.
Start Time
(HH:MM) (24 hr)
The time of day that the LQC Interval starts running.
The current time from the PC is automatically populated by default. Enter the value in
24 hour time format (e.g., for 7:00 pm , enter 19:00 ).
Start Date The date the LQC Interval starts running.
Number of LQC
Level (1/2) Tests
Failed
A counter that displays the number of additional failed LQC tests that Operators have
run. This value is read-only.
After the rst LQC test fails, the counter is incremented each time an additional
LQC test fails.
For more information, see the description for the eld labeled “Number of LQC
Failures Allowed Before Assay Lockout (0–9)” .

GEM Hemochron 100 Specifications

General

Brand	GEM
Model	Hemochron 100
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English