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The fields of the data transmission records are more specifically defined below in Figure 9.5. A
ruler line is used simply to help you identify the offset and field widths in the report. We have
used the following symbols to depict changes from early 2700 software vs versions 2.41 and
higher. The symbol ‘*’ indicates a change. The symbol ‘**’ indicates an addition. The symbol
‘***’ labels the choice NONE to indicate that when this choice is made, the remainder of that
line fills with blanks.
Each field is identified by a number series just below the ruler line. These field numbers help
you visualize column width.
123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|12345
11:11:11 22/22/22 33333 444 555555555 6666 77777777 88888888 9999\<cr><lf>
11:11:11 22/22/22 33333 444 555555555 6666 77777777 88888888 9999 <cr><lf>
FIELD OFFSET WIDTH DESCRIPTIONS
NO. COLUMN (BYTE)
01 01 08 Time
02 10 08 Date
03 19 05* Temperature
04** 25 03 Node Address**
05 29 09 Sample ID: 0 = no ID
-1 = Cal Report
-2 = Monitor Sample Report
-3 = Information Report
06 39 04 Probe Chemistry Assignment:
None*** no chemistry
DEX Dextrose
LAC L-Lactate
SUC Sucrose
LTOS Lactose
GAL Galactose
H2O2 Hydrogen Peroxide
ETOH Ethanol
MEOH Methanol
GLMT L-Glutamate
GLMN Glutamine
CHOL Choline
07 44 08 Sample or Calibration Result
08 53 08 Sample or Calibration Concentration Unit
09 62 04 Error Code (hexadecimal)
10 66 01 Continuation character:
‘\’ more data follows
<space> end of record
Figure 9.5
Report Format Field Information
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