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When you invoke the
RI (Report Information)
command, the instrument uploads the
instrument setup that is not reported by the RM command, except communications and local
control parameters. The information reported by this command is coded to conserve space. You
must know the codes listed in Figure 9.7 to understand these setup parameters. The report is
divided into several categories similar to "PrntSetup" ( Print Setup) in the 2700 SELECT menu
option. Note, all fields in this report are right-justified.
123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|123456789|
a b c dd e f g hh iiiii jjjjj kkk lllll mmm nnn o p qqqqq rrrrr sssss ttttt <cr>
Interpretation:
General
a: radix (0 for ".", 1 for ",")
b: date format (0 for mm/dd/yy; 1 for dd/mm/yy)
c: bottle level sensor flag (0 for off; 1 for on)
d: sample size (5 to 65µL)
e: sample station (1 to 5)
f: calibration method (0 for single; 1 for dual)
Autocal
g: autocal on chemistry error flag (0 for off; 1 for on)
h: temperature shift between autocals
i: time interval between autocals (0 to 65535 minutes)
j: number of samples between autocals (0 to 30000)
k: cal shift allowed between cals
RunMode
l: autostandby time ( 0 to 30000 hours)
m: default starting turntable position (0 to 255)
n: default number of turntable test tubes loaded (0 to 255)
o: turntable fluid detection flag (0 for off; 1 for on)
Monitor
p: monitor station number (1 to 5)
q: monitor time interval (0 to 65535 minutes)
r: monitor precal time (0 to 65535 minutes)
s: monitor postcal time (0 to 65535 minutes)
t: external pump purge time (0 to 65535 minutes)
Figure 9.7
RI Command Report Format
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