Basic operation
1) Select [System Settings]- [Analyzer Setting]- [Item Setting];
2) Enter the item configuration interface, the interface will display:
◼ Combined item
Combined item:
Combining related items together to form a combined item with obvious clinical
significance, such as: Hepatitis B, tumor, etc. It is also convenient for quick request
during testing. Combination items can consist of configured items, excluding calculation
items. Only users with specific permissions are allowed to set, modify, and delete
combined items. The serial number of combination item, combination number,
combination item name, combination item, whether to enable the field will be displayed in
the interface.
4.8.2.6.Alarm limit of remaining consumables setting
Allows to set the alarm limits of remaining substrate, wash buffer, liquid waste
container, buffer container, and solid waste container. Before starting the test or during
the test, when the remaining consumables is lower than the alarm limit, the system will
send out an alarm, and at the same time, The names of the corresponding consumables
will be color-coded in the [Reagent]-[Consumables Management] interface.
◼ The setting interval of the substrate is [0-500];
◼ The setting interval of the solid waste container is [0-300];
◼ The setting of the wash buffer is empty, and the automatic alarm is defaulted;
◼ The setting of buffer container is empty, and the automatic alarm is defaulted;
◼ The setting of the liquid waste container is full, and the automatic alarm is
defaulted.
4.8.2.7.Optimized display of results
The sensitivity of some reagents is low, and the test result of a sample with a low
sample concentration value may be 0 or negative; or because the result exceeds the
measurement range, it cannot accurately reflect the actual condition of the sample. In
order to accurately reflect the sample concentration, the sample result display of the
immunization project can be optimized.
When the project result is less than the lower limit of the measurement range, it will
be displayed as "<the lower limit of the measurement range";
When the project result is greater than the upper limit of the measurement range, it
will be displayed as "> upper limit of the measurement range";