Chapter 08 – Host Communication

CHAPTER 08

– HOST COMMUNICATION –

INDEX

8 HOST COMMUNICATION.......................................................................................................... .2

8.1 COMMUNICATION WITH THE HOST COMPUTER .............................................................2

8.1.1 COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS.................................................................................... .2

8.2 PROTOCOL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... .2

8.3 HEADER RECORD (H) ..................................................................................................... ........4

8.4 PATIENT RECORD (P) .............................................................................................................6

8.5 TEST ORDER RECORD (O) ................................................................................................. ....9

8.6 RESULTS RECORD (R) ......................................................................................................... .12

8.7 MESSAGE TERMINATOR RECORD (L) ...............................................................................14

8.8 REQUEST INFORMATION RECORD (Q) ........................................................................... .15

8.9 COMMENT RECORD (C)...................................................................................................... .16

8.10 HOST COMMUNICATION EXAMPLES ..........................................................................17

8.10.1 REQUEST INFORMATION TO HOST ..............................................................................17

8.10.2 REQUEST INFORMATION OF A SPECIFIC SID AND COMMENT RECORD USAGE ..........19

8.10.3 SENDING THE RESULTS TO THE HOST ........................................................................20

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8 HOST COMMUNICATION
8.1 COMMUNICATION WITH THE HOST COMPUTER
The SAT 450 can be connected to a host computer for the purpose of facilitating results
print-out and patients management.
In order to enable communication between the SAT 450 and the Host computer, select the “Host
Link” field under “Options” in the “Parameters” menu.

8.1.1 COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS

The managing computer of the SAT 450 system is linked to the Host computer using an
RS-232C serial connector having the following specifications:
¾ Baud Rate: 110, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 9600, 14400, 19200, 28800, 38400, 56000, 128000,
256000 Bit/sec.
¾ Data bits: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
¾ Parity: E (even), O (odd), N (none), M (mark), S (space)
¾ Stop bit: 1, 1.5, 2
Default communication parameters for host communication are:
¾ Baud Rate: 9600 Bit/sec.
¾ Data bits: 8
¾ Parity: N
¾ Stop bit: 1
The serial cable for the link must have the pin #5 to Signal Ground, TX and RX crossed.
HostCfg.ini file (in C:\SAT450\FileCFG\) is dedicated to set the above mentioned parameters.
Moreover, it is possible to set the following parameter:
¾ COM_PORT in order to specify the serial number port to be used for the Host
Communication;
¾ USE_CR_BEFORE_EOT in order to add, or not, <CR> character (ASCII 13) at the end of
each record;
¾ SEND_COMMENTS in order to use, or not, Comment Records.

8.2 PROTOCOL SPECIFICATIONS

This section contains informations for the laboratory computer and analyzer. This exchange of
data follows specific ASTM protocols:

E 1381-95 Standard Specification for Low-Level Protocol to Transfer Messages

between Clinical Laboratory Instruments and Computer Systems;

E 1394-97 Standard Specification for Transferring Information between Clinical

Instruments and Computer Systems.

Æ ASTM uses a number of different terms to indicate the way it groups data.

• Field: an individual piece of data often referred to as a data field or a data element.
• Record: a number of logically related data fields grouped together to form one part of a
complete message.

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• Repeat field: a data field of the same type as the one immediately preceding it. A delimiter
separates one instance of a repeat field from the next.
• Component field: part of data field that might contain more than one piece of data.

ÆASTM uses record types that are common and familiar to all laboratory personnel. It uses the
following record types:

• Header Record (H): contains identifying information about the sending station,
conventions that the device uses for field recognition, and the date
and time of send station transmission.
• Patient Record (P): contains patient information and identification number.

• Test Order Record (O): contains information about the assay or requests themselves and
includes other data.
• Result Record (R): contains information about the outcome of individual tests for an
individual patient and follows a sample program record. The results
contain the actual measurements derived from the test and a
comparison of the individual result to certain ranges specified as
norms for the laboratory.
• Message Terminator Record (L): This is the last record in the message. A header record
may be transmitted after this record signifying the
start of a second message.
• Request Information Record (Q): is used by either clinical instruments or computer
systems for a remote request for information from its
reciprocal system.
• Comment Record (C): Comment records shall apply to any other record except the
message trailer record. They may be free standing messages sent
from the instrument, unrelated to a particular patient or test
procedure.

The following scheme shows the “Download” and “Upload” operations between the SAT 450
system and the Host computer:

SAT 450 system Host computer

Download

Upload

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8.3 HEADER RECORD (H)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Len

Record Type This is a required field that contains an

1 R A 1
ID “H” identifying it as a header record.

The Analyzer System uses only the four

default values shown here. Delimiters
may not be duplicated. The field
delimiter follows the escape character to
separate the delimiter specification from
a subsequent field in the header record.
Using default values, the first six
characters of the header record will
2 Delimiters I A 4 appear using the following characters:
H I\^&I
Field Delimiter I
Repeat Delimiter \
Component Delimiter ^
Escape Delimiter &
Message
3 I N
Control ID
Access
4 I N
Password
Sender Name ‘SHAnalyzer’: this is the name of the
5 I A 10
or ID device that is sending the data.
Sender Street
6 I N
Address
7 Reserved Field I N
Sender Tel.
8 I N
Number
Characteristics
9 I N
of Sender
10 Receiver ID I N
Comments or
11 Special I N
Instructions
12 Processing I N
ASTM Version
13 I N
No.

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Date and Time of transmission:

formatted as YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.
For example: 3:35 PM on March 1, 1995
14 Date and Time I A 14
would be represented using the
following characters:
19950301153500.

R Required D Down Load

O Optional U Up Load
Legend:
I Ignored N Never
A Always S Sometimes

Example Header Record Layouts (H)

Record sent by Host computer H|\ ^| | |HOST| | | | | | | | |19950301153500<CR>

Record sent by SAT450 system H |\ ^ &| | |SHAnalyzer| | | | | | | | |19950301154000<CR>

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8.4 PATIENT RECORD (P)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Len

This is a required field that contains a

1 Record Type ID R A 1
“P” identifying it as a patient record.
This field starts with a “1” for the
Sequence patient and is incremented by 1 for each
2 R A 3
Number additional patient within the
transmission.
Practice This field can be assigned by the
3 Assigned R A 16 instrument with no corresponding
Patient ID download.
Laboratory
4 Assigned I N
Patient ID
5 Patient ID No. 3 I N
This field has two components:
• Last Name or Control Lot (up to 20
6 Patient Name O S 36 characters)
• First Name or Control Name (up to
15 characters).
Mother's
7 I N
Maiden Name
Formatted as YYYYMMDD: For
example, a birth date of December 1,
8 Birth Date O S 8
1980 would be represented as:
19801201
This field indicates the sex of the
patient. The possible values are:
• M: male
• F: female
• U: unspecified
¾ Download
If present and equal to “U”, the patient
will be considered Male or Child
depending to his birthdate received and
9 Patient Sex R O 1 to the Child/Adult Age Limit set in the
SAT450 system.
¾ Upload
If patient has been received from the
Host computer this field will be set
NULL. If the patient has not been
received from Host computer this field
will be:
o M: male
o F: female
o U: if the patient is Child

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Patient
The Analyzer System will ignore this
10 Race/Ethnic I N
field at launch.
Origin
For Analyzer, this is a four- component
field:
• Address (25 characters)
11 Patient Address O S 60
• City (25 characters)
• State (2 characters e.g.: NY, IT)
• Zip (5 characters)

12 Reserved Field I N
Patient Tel
13 I N
Number
Attending
14 I N
Physician ID
15 Special Field 1 I N

16 Special Field 2 I N

17 Patient Height I N

18 Patient Weight I N
Patient Known If this field has been sent by Host
19 or Suspected O N 30 Computer, it is considered to be a free
Diagnosis text
Patient Active
20 I N
Medications
21 Patient's Diet I N
Practice Field
22 I N
No. 1
Practice Field
23 I N
No. 2
Admission Date
Admission date only.
24 and Discharge O S 8
Formatted as YYYYMMDD.
Date (if desired)
Admission
25 I N
Status
26 Location O S 20
Nature of
Alternative
27 Diagnostic I N
Code and
classifiers
Alternative
Diagnostic
28 I N
Code and
classification

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29 Patient Religion I N
30 Marital Status I N
31 Isolation Status I N
32 Language I N
Hospital
33 I N
Service
Hospital
34 I N
Institution
Dosage
35 I N
Category

R Required D Down Load

O Optional U Up Load
Legend:
I Ignored N Never
A Always S Sometimes

Example Patient Record (P)

P | 1 | B108K | | | MW5910^Smith | | 19861002 | M | | Park Avenue^New
Record sent by
York^NY^10002 | | | | | | | | Suspected ischaemic | | | | | 20020923 | |
Host computer
Hematology | | | | | | | | | |
Record sent by P | 1 | B108K | | | MW5910^Smith | | 19861002 | M | | Park Avenue^New
SAT450 system York^NY^10002 | | | | | | | | | | | | | 20020923 | | Hematology | | | | | | | | |

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8.5 TEST ORDER RECORD (O)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Length
This is required field that
Record Type
1 R A 1 contains an “O” identifying it as
ID
an order
This field starts with “1” for the
first Test Order Record and is
incremented by 1 for each
Sequence additional Test Order Record
2 R A 3
Number within the record.
This will be reset to “1”
whenever another patient record
is transmitted.
Although the operator can
manually edit this field at any
time, the value of this field is
usually assigned by the
3 Specimen ID R A 16
laboratory computer before down
loading. The Analyzer uses and
reports its results based on the
assigned specimen ID.
Instrument
4 I N
Specimen ID
This is a four-component field:
• Universal Test ID Code
(not used)
I N
• Universal Test ID Name
I N (not used)
Universal Test
5 9 • Universal Test ID Type
ID N
I (not used)
A • Manufacturer's or local
R
code (6 characters):
this is the code defined in
the Analyzer.
This field indicates the test
priority codes.
¾ Download
If present and equal to “S” the
test will be considered as STAT.
6 Priority If absent or present but different
O A
from “S”, the test will be
considered with no priority.
¾ Upload
It will be set to “S” if the test is a
STAT, otherwise it will be a
NULL field.

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Request
7 Ordered I N
Date/Time
Specimen
8 Collected I N
Date/Time
Collection End
9 I N
Time
Collection
10 I N
Volume/Units

11 Collector ID I N

This field indicates the action to

be taken with respect to the
specimens that accompany or
precede the request.
¾ Download
If present and equal to “C”,
the test will be cancelled.
If present and equal to “Q”
12 Action Code O N 1
the test will be added as a
Quality Control test (see field
number 6 of Patient Record)
If absent or present and not
equal to “C” or “Q”, the test
will be added.
¾ Upload
It will always be set to NULL.

13 Danger Code I N

Relevant
14 I N
Clinical Info.
Date/Time
15 Specimen I N
Received
This is a numeric field indicating
the type of specimen:
Specimen The Imm. System uses the
16 R A 1
Type following ASCII characters:
0= Serum
1= Urine
Ordering
17 I N
Physician
Physician Tel.
18 I N
Number

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User Field
19 I N
No. 1
User Field
20 I N
No. 2
Lab Field
21 I N
No. 1
Lab Field
22 I N
No. 2
Date /Time
Result
23 I N
Reported Last
or Modified
Instrument
24 I N
Charge
Instrument
25 I N
Section ID
The field indicates the direction
26 Record Type I A 1 of the transmission:
O - Down Loading
F - Up Loading
27 Reserved Field I N
Location or
Ward of
28 I N
Specimen
Collection
Nosocomial
29 I N
Infection Flag
Specimen
30 I N
Service
Specimen
31 I N
Institution
R Required D Down Load
O Optional U Up Load
Legend:
I Ignored N Never
A Always S Sometimes

Example Test Order Record Layouts (O)

Record sent by Host computer O | 1 | AR102 | | ^^^GLU | | | | | | | | | | | 0 | | | | | | | | | | O | | | | |

Record sent by SAT 450 system O | 1 | AR102 | | ^^^GLU | | | | | | | | | | | 0 | | | | | | | | | | F | | | | |

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8.6 RESULTS RECORD (R)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Len
This is a required field that contains
1 Record Type ID A 1 an “R” identifying it as a Results
Record.
This field starts with “1” for the first
result and is incremented by 1 for
each additional result within the
Sequence record.
2 A 3
Number This will be reset to “1” when the
results from another test order record
are transmitted to the laboratory
computer.
This is a four-component field:
I N
• Universal Test ID Code
N (not used)
I
• Universal Test ID Name
Universal Test N 9 (not used)
3 I
ID • Universal Test ID Type
A (not used)
R
• Local Manufacturer's or local
code (6 characters): this is the
code defined in the Analyzer.
This field reports the test result and
could be set as:
• NULL if test is pending (see
field 9)
• “*” if extended flags require
this value
• “<=0” if result is minor or equal
to zero
• “< First Standard Concentration
Value” if extended flags require
Data or
this value (Maximum 11
4 Measurement A 11
character)
value
• “> Last Standard Concentration
Value” if extended flags require
this value (Maximum 11
character)
• Maximum 10-character,
floating point field that includes
the decimal point. The number
of precision point digits will
vary according to the test and is
configurable on the Analyzer.
This is a field for up to 6 characters that
5 Units of Measure A 6 the operator defines for analytic
measurement.

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This field has two components; one

giving the lower limit and the other the
Reference
6 A 21 upper limit of the range. The format for
Ranges this field is N^N. Character “.” is the
decimal separator used.
This field indicates the normal status of
the result. The following codes are valid
values:
L - Below Low normal H -
Result Abnormal Above High normal LL -
7 A 2
Flags Below Panic normal HH -
Above Panic normal
< - Below absolute low (under linearity)
> - Above absolute high (over linearity)
E - Edited
Nature of
8 Abnormality N
Testing
The Imm. System currently implements
only three valid values:
9 Result Status A 1 I - pending results in the instrument;
F - final results;
V - operator verified/approved result.
Date of Change
in Instrument
10 N
Normative
Values or Units
11 Operator ID N

Date/Time Test
12 N
Started
Date and Time of test completion:
Date/Time Test
13 A 14 formatted as
Completed
YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.
14 Instrument ID N

R Required D Down Load

O Optional U Up Load
Legend:
I Ignored N Never
A Always S Sometimes

Example Result Record Layouts (R)

Record sent by
R | 1 | ^^^GLU | 70.97 | UL | 70^105 | N | | F | | | | 20020923114302 |
SAT 450 system

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8.7 MESSAGE TERMINATOR RECORD (L)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Len
This is a required field that contains
Record Type
1 R A 1 an “L” identifying it as an Message
ID
Terminator Record.
Sequence For a message terminator, this
2 R A 1
Number message should always be “1”.
This indicates the cause of
Termination termination. The following codes are
3 R A 1 valid values for the Analyzer :
Code
Null or N-normal termination
R Required D Down Load
O Optional U Up Load
Legend:
I Ignored N Never
A Always S Sometimes

Example Message Terminator Record Layout (L)

Record sent by Host computer L|1|N

Record sent by SAT 450 system L|1|N

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8.8 REQUEST INFORMATION RECORD (Q)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Len
This is a required field that
1 Record Type ID A 1 contains a “Q” identifying it as a
request.

2 Sequence Number A 1 It is always “1”.

This field can either be:

"ALL" - to mean all
demographics and tests being
ordered should be sent to the
instrument at this time,
Starting Range ID or can have three components:
3 A 31
Number • Computer system patient ID
No. (up to 15 characters) –
Never sent;
• Computer system specimen
ID No. (up to 15 characters).
• Reserved – Always empty
string
Ending Range ID
4 N
Number
5 Universal Test ID N
Nature of Request
6 N
Time Limits
Beginning Request
7 Results Date and N
Time
Ending Request
8 Results Date and N
Time
Requesting
9 N
Physician Name
Requesting
10 Physician N
Telephone Number
11 User Field No. 1 N
12 User Field No. 2 N
Request Information It is always "O" (requesting test
13 A 1
Status Codes orders and demographics only).

Example Request Information Record Layouts (Q)

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H | \^& | | | SHAnalyzer | | | | | | | | | 20020927100402

Record sent by SAT 450 system Q | 1 | ALL | | | | | | | | | | O
L|1|N

8.9 COMMENT RECORD (C)

Down Up Max
Field Field Title Description and Valid Values
Load Load Len

This is a required field that contains a

1 Record Type ID I A 1
“C” identifying it as a comment record.
This field starts with a “1” for the
comment record and is incremented by
Sequence
2 I A 3 1 for each additional comment with
Number
reference to the same patient record or
to the same test order record
This field indicates the comment
Comment
3 I A 1 origination point:
Source
I clinical instrument system
This field reports a phrase that describe
the comment; possible descriptions are:
♦ Unknown Control
♦ Unknown LIS Code
4 Comment Text I A 60
♦ Data related to PID not accepted by
instrument system
♦ Data related to SID not accepted by
instrument system
This field indicates the comment type:
5 Comment Type I A 1 ♦ G generic/free text comment
♦ T test name comment

R Required D Down Load

O Optional U Up Load
Legend:
I Ignored N Never
A Always S Sometimes

Example Comment Record (C)

Record sent by
C | 1 | I | Unknown Control | G
Analyzer system

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8.10 HOST COMMUNICATION EXAMPLES

Following sections show three communication examples between the Instrument and the Host.
8.10.1 REQUEST INFORMATION TO HOST
From Instrument (Upload) From Host (Download)
<ENQ>
<ACK>
<STX>1H|\^&|||SHAnalyzer|||||||||20110526120257<ETX>4B<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2Q|1|ALL||||||||||O<ETX>AF<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3L|1|N<ETX>F9<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<EOT>
<STX>1H|\^&|||HostSystem|||||||||20110526120257<ETX>4B<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2P|1|130||||||M||^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>5C<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3O|1|130||^^^BUN|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>A5<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>4O|2|130||^^^CRE|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>9C<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>5O|3|130||^^^GT|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>5F<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>6O|4|130||^^^TRI|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>B5<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>7P|2|131||||||M||^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>63<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>0O|1|131||^^^BUN|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>A3<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>1O|2|131||^^^CRE|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>9A<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2O|3|131||^^^GT|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>5D<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3O|4|131||^^^TRI|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>B3<CR><LF>
<ACK>

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From Instrument (Upload) From Host (Download)

<STX>4P|3|132||||||M||^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>62<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>5O|1|132||^^^BUN|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>A9<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>6O|2|132||^^^CRE|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>A0<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>7O|3|132||^^^GT|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>63<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>0O|4|132||^^^TRI|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>B1<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>1P|4|133||||||M||^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>61<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2O|1|133||^^^BUN|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>A7<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3O|2|133||^^^CRE|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>9E<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>4O|3|133||^^^GT|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>61<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>5O|4|133||^^^TRI|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>B7<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>6P|5|135||||||M||^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>69<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>7O|1|135||^^^BUN|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>AE<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>0O|2|135||^^^CRE|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>9D<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>1O|3|135||^^^GT|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>60<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2O|4|135||^^^TRI|||||||||||0^||||||||||F|||||<ETX>B6<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3L|1|F<ETX>F1<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<EOT>

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8.10.2 REQUEST INFORMATION OF A SPECIFIC SID AND COMMENT RECORD USAGE

From Instrument (Upload) From Host (Download)
<ENQ>
<ACK>
<STX>1H|\^&|||SHAnalyzer|||||||||20110526114022<ETX>44<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2Q|1|^190^||||||||||O<ETX>2C<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3L|1|N<ETX>F9<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<EOT>
<STX>1H|\^&|||HostSystem|||||||||20110526114022<ETX>44<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2P|6|190|||Rosati^Francesco|||M||||||||||||||||||||||||||<ETX>7E<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3O|1|190||^^^BUN|||||||||||^|||||||||||||||<ETX>35<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>4L|1|F<ETX>F2<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<EOT>

<ENQ>

<STX>1H|\^&|||SHAnalyzer|||||||||20110526114038<ETX>4B<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>2P|1|190|||Rosati^Francesco|||M||||||||||||||||||||||||||<ETX>79<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>3C|1|I|Data related to PID not accepted by instrument system|G<ETX>A8<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<STX>4L|1|N<ETX>FA<CR><LF>
<ACK>
<EOT>

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8.10.3 SENDING THE RESULTS TO THE HOST

From Instrument (Upload) From Host (Download)
<ENQ>
<ACK>
<STX>1H|\^&|||SHAnalyzer|||||||||20110526115827<ETX>52<CR><LF>
<ACK>
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<STX>3O|1|130||^^^BUN|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>47<CR><LF>
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<STX>4R|1|^^^BUN|-2.43|mg/dl|0.1^0.5|<||F||||20110526114355|<ETX>92<CR><LF>
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<STX>5O|2|130||^^^CRE|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>3F<CR><LF>
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<STX>6R|1|^^^CRE||mg/dl|0.7^1.4|||I|||||<ETX>9E<CR><LF>
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<STX>7O|3|130||^^^GT|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>03<CR><LF>
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<STX>0R|1|^^^GT|401.2|mg/dl|8^50|HH||F||||20110526114657|<ETX>19<CR><LF>
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<STX>1R|2|^^^GT|770.7|mg/dl|8^50|HH||F||||20110526115210|<ETX>1B<CR><LF>
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<STX>2O|4|130||^^^TRI|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>53<CR><LF>
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<STX>3R|1|^^^TRI|310|mg/dl|45^170|H||F||||20110526115026|<ETX>22<CR><LF>
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<STX>4P|2|131|||^|||M||^^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>1C<CR><LF>
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<STX>5O|1|131||^^^BUN|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>4A<CR><LF>
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<STX>6R|1|^^^BUN|-1.01|mg/dl|0.1^0.5|<||F||||20110526114500|<ETX>85<CR><LF>
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<STX>7O|2|131||^^^CRE|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>42<CR><LF>
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<STX>0R|1|^^^CRE||mg/dl|0.7^1.4|||I|||||<ETX>98<CR><LF>
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<STX>1O|3|131||^^^GT|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>FE<CR><LF>

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<STX>2R|1|^^^GT|443.3|mg/dl|8^50|HH||F||||20110526114802|<ETX>1A<CR><LF>
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<STX>3R|2|^^^GT|939.2|mg/dl|8^50|>||F||||20110526115315|<ETX>D3<CR><LF>
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<STX>4O|4|131||^^^TRI|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>56<CR><LF>
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<STX>5R|1|^^^TRI|178|mg/dl|45^170|H||F||||20110526115131|<ETX>2D<CR><LF>
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<STX>6P|3|132|||^|||M||^^^|||||||||||||20110526|||||||||||<ETX>20<CR><LF>
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<STX>0R|1|^^^BUN|-1.19|mg/dl|0.1^0.5|<||F||||20110526114605|<ETX>8E<CR><LF>
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<STX>1O|2|132||^^^CRE|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>3D<CR><LF>
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<STX>2R|1|^^^CRE||mg/dl|0.7^1.4|||I|||||<ETX>9A<CR><LF>
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<STX>3O|3|132||^^^GT|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>01<CR><LF>
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<STX>4R|1|^^^GT|454.9|mg/dl|8^50|HH||F||||20110526114908|<ETX>2B<CR><LF>
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<STX>5R|2|^^^GT|822.1|mg/dl|8^50|>||F||||20110526115434|<ETX>CD<CR><LF>
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<STX>6O|4|132||^^^TRI|||||||||||0||||||||||F|||||<ETX>59<CR><LF>
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<STX>7R|1|^^^TRI|168|mg/dl|45^170|||F||||20110526115236|<ETX>EC<CR><LF>
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<STX>0L|1|N<ETX>FA<CR><LF>
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