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Kin-Chun Wong Fredrik Ekdahl 2015-05-22

Table of Contents:
1. Purpose and Scope ...................................................................................................................................... 2
2. References ................................................................................................................................................... 2
3. Terms and Definitions................................................................................................................................. 2
4. Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 2
4.1. Export destination and general file-name when exporting to USB storage device ........................... 2
4.2. Format of time-stamps ....................................................................................................................... 2
4.3. Format of decimal values .................................................................................................................. 2
4.4. Information header ............................................................................................................................ 3
4.5. Export to host computer .................................................................................................................... 3
5. Sample results ............................................................................................................................................. 3
5.1. BM850 compatibility mode ............................................................................................................... 3
6. Common elements found in export-files..................................................................................................... 4
6.1. CalibrationSet .................................................................................................................................... 4
6.2. SubBoardsVer ................................................................................................................................... 4
6.3. Config ................................................................................................................................................ 5
7. Exported XML-files (except Sample results) ............................................................................................. 5
7.1. All settings ......................................................................................................................................... 5
7.2. Assays ................................................................................................................................................ 6
7.3. Calibration log ................................................................................................................................... 6
7.4. Calibration report............................................................................................................................... 7
7.5. Instrument log.................................................................................................................................... 9
7.6. Reagents .......................................................................................................................................... 11
8. Lists of values ........................................................................................................................................... 11
8.1. Units ................................................................................................................................................ 11
8.2. Parameters ....................................................................................................................................... 12
8.3. Calibration method .......................................................................................................................... 12
8.4. Profile configuration items .............................................................................................................. 12
8.5. Instrument configuration items........................................................................................................ 13
8.6. Waste counter configuration items .................................................................................................. 17

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1. Purpose and Scope
The document describes the different XML-files that the BM850 can export, either to USB storage device or host
computer. The reader of this document is expected to have a basic knowledge of XML.

2. References
[BM800_Com] The BM800 communication specification, Centuri 18531

3. Terms and Definitions

XML EXtensible Markup Language
USB Universal Serial Bus

4. Introduction
The BM850 can export several different XML files containing different kinds of data. These XML-files are primarily
meant for use in automated data management, hence the format of the data in the files should be independent of how the
instrument is setup. For instance, time-stamps should always be formatted the same in the XML-files even if they are
presented differently in the GUI. Also, in general attributes are not used.

The following information are exported in separate files:

• Sample results, see chapter 5

• All settings, see chapter 7.1
• Assay, see chapter 7.2
• Calibration log, see chapter 7.3
• Calibration report, see chapter 7.4
• Instrument log, see chapter 7.5
• Reagents, see chapter 7.6

4.1. Export destination and general file-name when exporting to USB storage device
In general, when exporting to an USB storage device the exported file will be saved in the following directory:

/SN-xxxxxx/yyyy-mm/

The file-name is in the following format:

BM-xxxxxx-LogName-yyyymmddHHMMSS.xml

xxxxxx Serial-number of the instrument

LogName This differs depending on what kind of data was exported
yyyy Year
mm Month
dd Day in month
HH Hour in 24 h format
MM Minute
SS Second

Time used is the time of the export.

Note that sample results are handled in a slightly different way. See Chapter 4.5 for more details.

4.2. Format of time-stamps

Time-stamps in the exported XML-files are formatted like:

yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM

4.3. Format of decimal values

Decimal values in the exported XML-files uses decimal point “.” as separator. The plus-sign “+” is not used for positive
values (except in the sample results file, see [BM800_Com]).
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 4.4. Information header
All export-files (except samples) have a common header containing some information about the export. The header is
directly under the root element, and consists of the following elements:

InstrumentName Name of the instrument

ExportVersion Version of the export file format
ExportOperator The operator doing the export
ExportTime The date and time of the export
SerialNumber The serial number of the instrument
InstrumentId The user-definable ID of the instrument
Model The instrument model
Options The options available on the instrument

4.5. Export to host computer

When exporting to a host computer, the actual XML-contents will be encapsulated between a header and a footer. This
header and footer is described in [BM800_Com] in the chapter Transport Package. Note that this header and footer is
not used when exporting to USB storage device (except for sample results).

5. Sample results
The sample results file is the same as the one used in the BM800, in order to be backward-compatible. Even though it’s
not XML in the strict sense, it’s “mostly” XML. See BM800_Com for details about the contents of the file.

When exporting sample results to USB storage device, the results will end up in the same directory as specified in
chapter 4.1. However, the name of the file is in the format:

BM-xxxxxx-S-yyyymmdd.xml

Note that the time of the export is not included in the file-name. If the file is not present when doing a sample results
export, it’ll be created. Further sample exports during the same day will be appended to that file.

5.1. BM850 compatibility mode

There’s a setting in the BM850 as to whether the instrument should be BM800-compatible or not. This setting only
affects the sample XML export file specified in [BM800_Com]. The differences are:

Tag BM800-compatible Not BM800-compatible

APNA Max 15 chars. If longer, only the first 12 Max 50 chars
chars are used and “…” is appended so the
output will be 15 chars.
APNU Range 1-15 Not present
ID Max 15 chars. If longer, only the first 12 Max 50 chars
chars are used and “…” is appended so the
output will be 15 chars.
ID2 Max 15 chars. If longer, only the first 12 Max 50 chars
chars are used and “…” is appended so the
output will be 15 chars.
NOTE Not present Sample comment, max 100 chars
OPID Max 4 chars. If longer, only the first four Max 10 chars
chars are used.
PRDI Value: BM800 Value: BM850
RGED Present but value is always empty Not present
RGEL Present but value is always empty Not present
Sample parameter Not present Upper alert limit for parameter in profile
<eh>
Sample parameter Not present Lower alert limit for parameter in profile
<el>
Sample parameter Only present when applicable for RBC, Present when applicable for all parameters
error flag <f> MCV, PLT, HGB, WBC, LYM, MID and
GRAN
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6. Common elements found in export-files
There are elements which are present in more than one export-file. Instead of describing them multiple times, they are
described here.

6.1. CalibrationSet

Figure 1: Structure of CalibrationSet

This element contains a set of calibration factors. It consists of the following elements:

CalibType The name of the calibration set

Operator The operator who did the calibration. Value is set to Factory if the calibration factors were set
during production.
CalibrationTime Date and time when the calibration was done. Empty if it’s factory calibration.
CalibFactor One such element exists for each calibration factor. Contains the following elements:
Parameter Name of parameter. See chapter 8.2 for possible values.
Value The actual calibration factor. Values are between (inclusive) -50.0 and +50.0.
PrevValue The previous calibration factor. Only present if the calibration factor was changed
during this calibration. Possible values are same as Value.
Method The method with which the calibration of this parameter was done. See chapter 8.3
for possible values. Only present if the calibration factor was changed during this
calibration.

6.2. SubBoardsVer

Figure 2: Structure of SubBoardsVer

This element contains information about the different sub-boards in the instrument. It contains one FirmwareInfo
element for each sub-board. The FirmwareInfo-element contains the following elements:

Board Name of the sub-board

SerialNumber Serial-number. Not present if N/A.
Os The operative system used. Not present if N/A.
OsVer Version of the operative system. Not present if N/A.
BootVer Version of the boot-monitor. Not present if N/A.
FirmwareVer Internal version of the firmware. Not present if N/A.
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 6.3. Config
This element contains information about one setting in the instrument. It consists of the following elements:

ID The ID of the configuration item

Value The value for this configuration. Format varies depending on configuration.
Unit Unit of the value, or empty if not applicable. See chapter 8.1.
Description Description of the configuration. Note that the description is the same as the one used in the GUI,
and thus affected by instrument settings. For unique and persistent identification of the
configuration object, use the element ID.

7. Exported XML-files (except Sample results)

7.1. All settings

Figure 3: Structure of All settings (with info header, SubBoardsVer and CalibrationList removed)

The LogName for all settings is AllSettings. The root element is AllSettings. Besides the info header (see chapter 4.4), it
contains the following elements:

SubBoardsVer See chapter 6.2

CalibrationList Contains the same information as the calibration log (see chapter 6).
ProfileList The defined analysis profiles in the instrument. It contains several Profile elements, see chapter
7.1.1 for description of this element.
ConfigList Other configurations in the instrument. Contains Config-elements, see chapter 6.3. For list of
available instrument configurations, see chapter 8.5.
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WasteCounter See chapter 6.3 for description of element. For list of available configurations, see chapter 8.6.
Note that current waste volume is not present in this export-file as it’s not a setting.

7.1.1. Profile information

Each profile is defined in a Profile element, and each Profile element contains the following elements:

Name The name of the profile, in English if it’s a standard profile

Default 1 if profile is set to default
0 otherwise
Operator The operator who last edited this profile
Date Date and time when profile was last edited. Empty if it’s a standard profile that never has been
edited.
Config See chapter 6.3 for description of element. For list of available configurations, see chapter 8.4.
ParameterList Contains information about shown parameters in the profile. Contains the following elements:
Parameter One such element exists for each shown parameter. This element in turn consists of:
Name Name of the parameter
Unit Unit of values for this parameter
NormalHigh Upper normal range
NormalLow Lower normal range
AlertHigh Upper alert limit. Empty if not set.
AlertLow Lower alert limit. Empty if not set.

7.2. Assays

Figure 4: Structure of Assay (with info header removed)

The LogName for assays is AssayExport, and the root element is AssayExport. Besides the info header (see chapter 4.4),
it contains the following elements:

Type Type of assay. Possible values:

• Low
• Normal
• High
• Calibrator
ID The assay identifier
ExpDate The expiration date
ParameterList Contains one element ParData for each parameter defined in the assay.
ParData Data for one parameter. Contains the following elements:
Parameter The name of the parameter. See chapter 8.2.
Unit The unit of the value. See chapter 8.1.
Value The value for this parameter
Range The range for this parameter

7.3. Calibration log

The LogName for calibration logs is CalibLog. The root element is CalibrationLog. Besides the info header (see chapter
4.4), it contains up to five elements (the five latest calibrations) of type CalibrationSet (see chapter 6.1) for each
calibration set available in the instrument.

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 7.3.1. Closed Tube calibration
The calibration set ClosedTube is structured the same as the elements described above. The main exception is that
Method is not present, as the only way to calibrate this factor is via direct input from the user.

7.4. Calibration report

Figure 5: Structure of calibration report (with info header removed)

The LogName for calibration reports is CalibReport. The root element is CalibrationReport. Besides the info header
(see chapter 4.4), it contains the following elements:

CalibType The name of the calibration set

Operator The operator who did the calibration. Value is set to Factory if the calibration factors were set
during production.
CalibrationTime Date and time when the calibration was done. Empty if it’s factory calibration.
SamplesUsed Information about the samples used for this calibration. Only present if any samples were used. If
present, it contains the following elements:
Profile The profile used for these samples
Sample One element for each sample. This contains:
Seq Sequence number of the sample
Id1 Sample Id 1 of the sample
Id2 Sample Id 2 of the sample
Time Date and time of the sample
CalibFactor One such element exists for each calibration factor. Each CalibrationFactor-element in turn

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 contains:
Parameter Name of parameter. See chapter 8.2 for possible values.
Value The actual calibration factor. Values are between (inclusive) -50.0 and +50.0.
PrevValue The previous calibration factor. Only present if the calibration factor was changed
during this calibration. Possible values are same as Value.
Method The method with which the calibration of this parameter was done. See chapter 8.3
for possible values. Only present if the calibration factor was changed during this
calibration.
CV The CV of the parameter of the samples used for this calibration. Only present if
calibration factor was changed, CV was valid and relevant for the method used.
Contains the following elements:
Value The CV value
Unit The unit of the CV value. See chapter 8.1.
Mean The mean of the parameter of the samples used for this calibration. Only present if
calibration factor was changed, mean was valid and relevant for the method used.
Contains the following elements:
Value The mean value
Unit The unit of the mean value. See chapter 8.1.
TargetValue The target value of the parameter used for this calibration. Only present if
calibration factor was changed, target was valid and relevant for the method used.
Contains the following elements:
Value The target value
Unit The unit of the target value. See chapter 8.1.
Sample One element for each sample used for this calibration factor. Only present if
calibration factor was changed and samples were used. Contains the following
elements:
Seq The sequence number of the sample
Value The measured parameter-value in this sample
Unit The unit of the parameter value. See chapter 8.1.

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 7.5. Instrument log

Figure 6: Structure of Instrument log (with info header and SubBoardsVer removed)

The LogName for all settings is InstrLog. The root element InstrumentLog. Besides the info header (see chapter 4.4), it
contains the following elements:

InstrumentTimeStamps Some special timestamps. Contains the following elements:

DeliveryTime When the instrument configuration was done
Startup The last time the instrument was powered on
SubBoardsVer See chapter 6.2.
PowerOnWithLastCycle The latest power-on cycles including the last cycle. Contains several CyclePost-elements,
see chapter 7.5.1.
CountCycles The latest user-initiated cycles. Contains zero or more CyclePost-elements, see chapter
7.5.1.
AutoCycles The latest instrument-initiated cycles. Contains zero or more CyclePost-elements, see
chapter 7.5.1.
Indications The latest cycles with indications. Contains zero or more CyclePost-elements, see chapter
7.5.1.
TechInfo Technical information for the three last samples. Contains:
TechSample Technical information for one sample
Seq Sequence number of the cycle
Date Date and time of cycle
AspMode Aspiration mode

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 DPD1 Diluent pipette 1 down total time (s)
DPU1 Diluent pipette 1 up total time (s)
DPD2 Diluent pipette 2 down total time (s)
DPU2 Diluent pipette 3 up total time (s)
LPD Hemolyze pipette down total time (s)
LPU Hemolyze pipette up total time (s)
ASP Aspiration time (s)
PMPW Platelet Mean Pulse Width (µs)
RTD Red pillar down total time (s)
RTU Red pillar up total time (s)
WTD White pillar down total time (s)
WTU White pillar up total time (s)
XFER Transfer time from mix cup to white counting
chamber (s)
HBF HGB wash fill total time
RMIN Min red side pulse frequency
RMAX Max red side pulse frequency
WMIN Min white side pulse frequency
WMAX Max white side pulse frequency
RCT Red counting time (s)
WCT White counting time (s)
HGBDarkMean Mean for HGB dark values
HGBDarkCV CV for HGB dark values
HGBBlankMean Mean for HGB blank values
HGBBlankCV CV for HGB blank values
HGBSampleMean Mean for HGB sample values
HGBSampleCV CV for HGB sample values
CycleCounters Number of different cycles. Contains the following elements:
CountBlood Number of blood samples
CountBlank Number of blank samples
CountWash Number of wash cycles
CountPrime Number of prime cycles
OrificeManual Number of manual orifice burn
OrificeAutoRed Number of automatic red side orifice burn
OrificeAutoWhite Number of automatic white side orifice burn
WasteCounter See chapter 6.3 for description of element. For list of available configurations, see chapter
8.6.
ShearValve Information about the shear valve. Contains the following elements:
MoveTime1to2 Time to move from pos 1 to pos 2
MoveTime2to1 Time to move from pos 2 to pos 1
MoveTime2to3 Time to move from pos 2 to pos 3
MoveTime3to2 Time to move from pos 3 to pos 2
MoveTime1to3 Time to move from pos 1 to pos 3
MoveTime3to1 Time to move from pos 3 to pos 1

7.5.1. CyclePost
Each CyclePost-element contains the following elements:

StartTime Start time of the cycle

PowerOnCycleType Type of cycle, only present for PowerOnWithLastCycle.
CycleId Internal code for this cycle
CycleName Name of the cycle
ErrorCode Error-code for this cycle, or OK if no error.

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 7.6. Reagents

Figure 7: Structure of Reagent (with info header removed)

The LogName for reagents is ReagentReport, and the root element is ReagentReport. Besides the info header (see
chapter 4.4), it contains the following elements:

ReagentList A list of reagent, one for each type of reagent

Reagent The name of the reagent. Possible values:
• Diluent
• Lyze
ReagentData Information of one reagent-pack. One element for each reagent-pack. Contains the
following elements:
Active Whether this reagent-pack is the currently active one
CyclesLeft The amount of reagents left reported as number of count cycles
LotPack The identification of the reagent-pack
ExpDate The expiration date
OpenDate The date the reagent-pack was opened
LatestUse The date when the reagent-pack was last used

8. Lists of values

8.1. Units
Value Description
No unit
% Percent
l/l Litre per litre
fl Femtolitre
um3 Cubic micrometer
fmol Femtomol
pg Picogram
g/dl Gram per decilitre
g/l Gram per litre
mmol/l Millimol per litre
10^9/l Ten to the power of nine per litre, or 1.000.000.000 / litre
10^12/l Ten to the power of twelve per litre, or 1.000.000.000.000 / litre
10^3/mm3 Thousands per cubic millilitre
10^6/mm3 Millions per cubic millilitre
10^3/ul Thousands per microlitre
10^6/ul Millions per microlitre
s Seconds
m Minutes
L Litre
ml Millilitre
us Microseconds
10 us Ten microseconds

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 8.2. Parameters
RBC Red blood Cells
MCV Mean corpuscular volume
PLT Platelet count
MPV Mean platelet volume
WBC White Blood Cells
LYM Lymphocytes, absolute values
MID Mid/Mono, absolute values
GRAN Granulocytes, absolute values
LYM% Lymphocytes, relative values
MID% Mid/Mono, relative values
GRN% Granulocytes, relative values
HGB Hemoglobin
RDW Red blood Distribution Width
RDWa Absolute Red blood Distribution Width
PDW Platelet distribution width
MCH Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin
HCT Hematocrit
MCHC Mean Cellular Hemoglobin Concentration
PCT Plateletcrit Porphyria cutanea tarda
LPCR Large Platelete Concentration Ratio

8.3. Calibration method

Direct input User entered new calibration factor directly
Manual target value User entered a target value and the instrument calculated new calibration factor using it
Automatic target value User used an approved calibrator and the instrument calculated new calibration factor using it

8.4. Profile configuration items

Configuration item ID Description
IncludeXBar Inclusion of samples analyzed with this profile in sample Levey-
Jennings diagrams. Possible values:
• Yes
• No
PltConcentrate Values:
Enabled Profile is used for PLT concentrates
Disabled Profile is not used for PLT concentrates
PltDiffMethod RBC/PLT diff method used for this profile. Possible values:
• Fixed
• Floating
PltHistFilter Filter factor for PLT histogram
PltHistScale Max PLT histogram scale
ProfileCategory Which category the profile belongs to. Possible values:
• Background
• Blood
• Control
RbcCurves Values:
Disabled Neither RBC nor PLT histogram are shown
RBC only Only RBC histogram is shown
PLT only Only PLT histogram is shown
Both Both RBC and PLT histograms are shown
RbcFixedFallback Fixed fallback discriminator for RBC/PLT. Used when a suitable
floating discriminator cannot be found.
RbcFloatHigh Upper floating discriminator limit for floating RBC/PLT
discriminator
RbcFloatLow Lower floating discriminator limit for floating RBC/PLT
discriminator
RbcHistFilter Filter factor for RBC histogram
RbcHistScale Max RBC histogram scale
WbcCurve Values:
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 Enabled WBC histogram is shown
Disabled WBC histogram is not shown
WbcDebrisDiscrMode Values:
Fixed Fixed WBC debris mode
WbcDebrisDiscrPos Fixed debris subtraction discriminator for WBC
WbcDeHumanFlagging The WBC DE flagging model. Only used for human.

Values:
Sensitive Flagging is “sensitive”
Insensitive Flagging is “insensitive”
MPA Insensitive Non-MPA flagging is “sensitive”, MPA flagging
is “insensitive”
WbcDiffBack If floating a WBC diff method fails, try a fixed diff method
instead. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
WbcDiffMethod Values:
Disabled No WBC diff method is used
Floating Floating WBC diff method is used
Fixed Fixed WBC diff method is used
WbcDm2DiffMethodOmFlagging Whether OM flag shall be used when using the DM2 WBC diff
method.

Values:
Disabled Never use OM flag
Flag Abnormal Only flag OM if abnormal diff
Block Abnormal Flag OM and block results if abnormal diff
WbcFixedHigh Upper fixed discriminator limit for WBC (MID/GRAN)
WbcFixedLow Lower fixed discriminator limit for WBC (LYM/MID)
WbcFloatHigh Upper floating discriminator limit for WBC (upper GRAN)
WbcFloatLow Lower floating discriminator limit for WBC (lower LYM)
WbcHistFilter Filter factor for WBC histogram
WbcHistScale Max WBC histogram scale

8.5. Instrument configuration items

Configuration item ID Description
ActionAfterStandby Sequence after Standby setting. Possible values:
• None
• Background
• Full
AutoSamplerExtraMixTime Extra mixing time for Auto-sampler setting
AutoSamplerReruns Retry bad samples for Auto-sampler setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
BeakerDetPulseLen Beaker detector pulse length
BloodCellCountUnits Unit used for blood cell count parameters. Possible values:
• 10^9/l
• 10^3/µl
• 10^3/mm3
BloodCellSizeUnits Unit used for blood cell size parameters. Possible values:
• fl
• um3
BloodDetModeAutoSampler Blood detector mode used for Auto Sampler. Possible values:
• Automatic detection
• Fixed aspiration time
BloodDetModeCapPiercer Blood detector mode used for Cap piercer. Possible values:
• Automatic detection
• Fixed aspiration time
BloodDetModeOpenTube Blood detector mode used for Open tube. Possible values:
• Automatic detection
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 • Fixed aspiration time
BloodDetModePltC Blood detector mode used for PLT Concentrate. Possible values:
• Automatic detection
• Fixed aspiration time
BloodDetPulseLen Blood detector pulse length
BloodDetTimeAutoSampler Blood detector time used for Auto Sampler.
BloodDetTimeCapPiercer Blood detector time used for Cap piercer
BloodDetTimeOpenTube Blood detector time used for Open tube
BloodDetTimePltC Blood detector time used for PLT Concentrate
Bm800CompMode BM800 compatibility mode. Possible values:
• Enable
• Disabled
DateFormat Date format setting. Possible values:
• YYYY MM DD
• DD MM YYYY
• MM DD YYYY
• YYYY DD MM
DateSeparator Date separator setting. Possible values:
• -
• /
• \
• .
ExportHl7 Export using HL7. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
ExportModeAuto Automatic export mode setting. Possible values:
• Off
• Without histograms
• With histograms
ExportModeManual Manual export mode setting. Possible values:
• Without histograms
• With histograms
ExportNoResends Number of send tries when ACK is enabled.
ExportRequireAck Require ACK when exporting to host computer. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
ExportTransferedTarget If instrument should keep track of samples not successfully
transferred to host computer. Possible values:
• Disabled
• USB-to-USB
• USB-to-RS232
• HL7
ExportUsbRs232 Export to USB-RS232 setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
ExportUsbStorage Export to USB storage setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
ExportUsbUsb Export to USB-USB setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
HctUnit Unit used for parameter HCT. Possible values:
• %
• l/l
HgbLedCurrent HGB LED current setting
HgbUnits Unit used for HGB parameters. Possible values:
• g/dl
• g/l
• mmol/l

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HighAltitude High altitude compensation setting. Possible values:
• None
• Moderate
• Maximum
HL7AsClientPort If the instrument should act as client when exporting with HL7,
which port the instrument should send to.
HL7AsClientServer If the instrument should act as client when exporting with HL7,
name of server the instrument should send to.
HL7AsServerPort If the instrument should act as server when exporting with HL7,
which port the instrument should use for HL7.
HL7Identifier Identifier used for HL7.
InstrumentID User-settable instrument ID
InternalBarcode Internal barcode setting. Possible values:
• None
• Standard
• 2 of 5
InternalBarcode Setting for internal barcode reader. Possible values:
• Standard
• I2of5 No check digit
Isbt128Barcodes ISBT128 barcodes used setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
KeyboardLayout The set keyboard layout. Possible values:
• English
• Danish
• Finnish
• French
• German
• Italian
• Norwegian
• Polish
• Spanish
• Swedish
Language Language setting. Possible values:
• English
• Swedish
• German
• French
• Spanish
• Italian
MacAddress The MAC address of the instrument.
MixerEnabled Mixer enabled setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
NoFilterMode Filtered calculations setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
OtWashNoDropPullback No OT wash drop pullback setting. Possible values:
• False
• True
ParNames Parameter names setting. Possible values:
• Standard
• Swedish
• French
PltCEnabled PLT Concentrated enabled setting. Possible values:
• Off
• On
PltOffset PLT offset setting
PmpwMean Platelet mean pulse width setting

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PrediluteDelay Predilute delay setting. Possible values:
• Short
• Long
PrinterCopiesAuto Number of print copies for automatic printouts
PrinterCopiesManual Number of print copies for manual printouts
PrinterEncoding Printer encoding (symbol set) setting. Possible values:
• Unicode
• Extended ASCII (CP437)
• Chinese (GB2312)
• Western European (8859-1)
• Eastern European (8859-1)
• Cyrillic (8859-5)
• Greek (8859-7)
• Turkish (8859-9)
PrinterFlagTexts Print flag texts setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
PrinterFooterEnabled User-defined sample printout footer. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
PrinterFooterLine1 Sample printout footer line 1.
PrinterFooterLine2 Sample printout footer line 2.
PrinterFooterLine3 Sample printout footer line 3.
PrinterFooterLine4 Sample printout footer line 4.
PrinterHeaderEnabled User-defined sample printout header. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
PrinterHeaderLine1 Sample printout header line 1.
PrinterHeaderLine2 Sample printout header line 2.
PrinterHeaderLine3 Sample printout header line 3.
PrinterHeaderLine4 Sample printout header line 4.
PrinterModeAuto Automatic printer mode setting. Possible values:
• Off
• Without histograms
• With histograms
PrinterModeManual Manual printer mode setting. Possible values:
• Without histograms
• With histograms
PrinterOneTicketPerPage Print one ticket per page setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
PrinterPaper Printer paper setting. Possible values:
• DPU
• A4
• 12 inch
• 11 inch (Letter)
• 14 inch (Legal)
• 10.5 inch (Executive)
• 11 inch (Narrow)
• 6.5 inch (Half Letter)
• Italy
PrinterTicketFormat Printer ticket format setting. Possible values:
• 1 column
• 1 column, wide text
• 1 column, normal ranges
• 2 columns, compact
• 2 columns
• 3 columns
• Single Line
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 • China
• Scales 1
• Scales 2
PrinterType Printer type setting. Possible values:
• Seiko DPU 411/2 and 414
• HP PCL 3 and 5 compatible
• USB printer
RbcHwDiscr RBC hardware discriminator
RbcHwTimeFilter RBC hardware time filter
ReagentDetPulseLen Reagent detector pulse length
Rs232BaudRate Baud rate for RS232. Possible values:
• 19200 8/N/1
• 9600 8/N/1
Rs232FlowControl Flow control for RS232. Possible values:
• None
• RTS/CTS
ScatterData Scatter data storage setting. Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled
ScreenSaverTimeout Inactive time before Screen-saver
ShearValvePos1 Shear valve position 1 setting
ShearValvePos2From1 Shear valve position 2 from 1 setting
ShearValvePos2From3 Shear valve position 2 from 3 setting
ShearValvePos3 Shear valve position 3 setting
StandbyTimeout Inactive time before Standby setting
TimeFormat Time format setting. Possible values:
• 24 h
• 12 h
TimeSeparator Time separator setting. Possible values:
• :
• .
WbcHwDiscr WBC hardware discriminator
WbcHwTimeFilter WBC hardware time filter
XbRangeHighMch Upper range for MCH in XBardiagrams
XbRangeHighMchc Upper range for MCHC in XBar diagrams
XbRangeHighMcv Upper range for MCV in XBar diagrams
XbRangeLowMch Lower range for MCH in XBar diagrams
XbRangeLowMchc Lower range for MCHC in XBar diagrams
XbRangeLowMcv Lower range for MCV in XBar diagrams

8.6. Waste counter configuration items

Configuration item ID Description
ContainerSize Volume of waste container.
CurrentVolume Current waste volume
WarningLevel Warning level for waste counter.
WasteCounter Waste counter enabled or not: Possible values:
• Enabled
• Disabled

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