EKF Diagnostics Biosen C-Line Clinic User Manual page 31

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Figure 27 - Measurement Screen
No.. Item
1 Measuring Channel 1
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Measuring Channel 2
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Current date
Sample Position
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(Tray-Position)
5 Barcode PID
6 Current time
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Running sample number
8 Sample Type
9 Reference of Glucose value
10 Stop after this sample
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Memory
12 Info
13 Stat measurement
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Shows the measured parameter, the current measurement value and
the unit in channel 1.
Shows the measured parameter, the current measurement value and
the unit in channel 2.
Date and format can be changed in the main menu/device settings.
The current tray number is raised by 1 every time measurement
starts. This can be pre-allocated in the main menu/counter preset,
and is automatically set to 1 with every cold start or change of
date (at midnight). The position shown here corresponds with the
number on the tray.
If the Barcode scanner is activated and a valid barcode is read, the
barcode value is shown here.
Time and format can be changed in the main menu/device settings.
Running numbering of the measurement samples, the urgent
samples and the control samples. Each sample type has its own
circle of numbers which can be pre-allocated in the main menu/
counter preset. These circles of numbers are automatically set to
1 with every cold start or change of date (at midnight). An asterisk
here indicates, that this a double determination measurement due to
a range violation.
Sample type: whole blood or plasma
The Glucose measurement value is referenced to plasma/whole
blood.
Stop the measurement series after this measurement.
After hitting the button, a tick is visible on the button.
Show sample and quality control results of performed
measurements.
Info menu
An inserted urgent sample in the STAT position is automatically
recognized by the device and processed as quickly as possible.
If a stat measurement is marked a tick is visible on the STAT button.
Depending on the calibration mode, in the Ready state the
calibration of the device takes place first.
The screen shown in Figure 27 is
shown at the end of the measurement
process. The information that is shown
is described below.
Description
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