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SAMPLE ANALYSIS
WORKLIST
NO MATCH
This message means that the ID#1 of the cycled sample did not match any of the ID#1 entries
on the Worklist. The most common cause is a typing error when entering the ID#1 either on
the Worklist or just prior to cycling. Cycling a sample that has not been preassigned on the
Worklist will also cause a NO MATCH unless the Worklist is completely empty.
If there are three consecutive NO MATCH errors:
The system stops.
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A beeping alarm sounds.
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The error message 3 CONSECUTIVE NO MATCHES appears at the bottom of the screen.
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The background of the WL indicator on the status line turns red.
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Operator response:
Press Þ + ã to stop the alarm.
1.
Press Ý + W to go to the Worklist.
2.
3.
Determine the cause of the NO MATCH errors and take appropriate action.
4.
Tag and delete some or all of the samples with NO MATCH errors.
Use Ï to tag individual samples or Ð to tag all.
a.
Use Î to delete them.
b.
5.
Rerun samples as necessary.
PART. ASP
The Worklist posts samples with aspiration errors. PART. ASP appears in the Status column.
This happens whether or not you routinely use the Worklist.
If any combination of 10 NO MATCH and/or PART. ASP errors accumulate on the Worklist:
The system stops.
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A beeping alarm sounds.
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The error message 10 NO READ, NO MATCH, PART. ASP appears at the bottom of the
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screen.
Note: The NO READ error message applies only to the HmX Hematology Analyzer with
Autoloader.
The background of the WL indicator on the status line turns red.
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Operator response:
Press Þ + ã to stop the alarm.
1.
Press Ý + W to go to the Worklist.
2.
3.
Determine the cause of the errors and take appropriate action.
4.
Tag and delete some or all of the samples with errors.
Use Ï to tag individual samples or Ð to tag all.
a.
Use Î to delete them.
b.
5.
Reassign and rerun samples as necessary.
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PN 4237519CB
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