Roche 9180 - List of Service Codes

Roche Diagnostics
Instructions for Use · Version 10.0 165
9180 Electrolyte Analyzer 10 Troubleshooting
Service codes
List of service codes
All service codes except FIF are permanently stored and will be retained during
power failures. The service codes currently set can be printed on the calibration
report.
Code Action
DEC Increases the resolution by one digit for all parameters in blood and
serum samples. QC and standard samples are shown in high
resolution. Urine samples are shown in low resolution.
ECO The analyzer enters Standby Mode if no samples are run between two
calibrations (every 4 hours). This feature helps to conserve reagents.
It is necessary to perform a calibration to return to the READY
prompt.
FIF Prints the voltage levels of the electrodes on sample and calibration
reports.
This code should only be used by trained service technicians. To
disable this code, either enter IFI or turn the power off and back on.
LEM Prints the last 20 error messages with the date and time of occurrence.
MEL will erase all error messages stored.
MGL Ca activated
Reports Ca
2+
values in mg/dL instead of mmol/L.
Current Ca
2+
high and low values of the normal ranges are also
converted automatically from mmol/L to mg/dL units.
Note that QC and standard measurements are always reported in
mmol/L independent of the MGL setting. This allows you to compare
the Ca
2+
values to the ISETROL assay ranges.
NOB Disables the analyzer’s beep.
SLC The current setting of the leasing counter is printed on the calibration
report. This code cannot be reset by the operator
SFC Allows the input of a percentage for the SnapPak counter.
When this code is activated, the analyzer displays:
SnapPak Counter:
xxx% ok?
If this percentage is not correct, press NO and enter the correct
percentage between 0 and 100% using the NO and YES keys. Pressing
YES to [ok?] will return the analyzer to the ready screen.
QCC QC measurements will be reported in direct ISE values without
correlation factors.
In order to disable this code, enter the code CCQ. When the code is
disabled, QC measurements will be reported as flame equivalent
values with correlation factors applied.
Note: The default condition is that this code is disabled.
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