GS200(2016) Parameter Setting

Reaction Cycle/ Times setting

 Reaction Trend: Includes ascending (ASC) and descending (DESC). Only 6 items (ALT, AST, Urea,
TBIL-vanadate, DBIL- vanadate and CO2 ) are descending reactions among the 20 common clinical test
items, while the rest are ascending reactions.

 Sample/Reagent Volume: According to experience, the recommended test volume (Sample and
Reagent) is listed below. The sample / reagent volume can be reduced or increased with the same
proportion of volume mention in the reagent manual. Please keep the total reaction solution volume
within the range of 160ul-400ul.

Volume Recommended range

Sample 2-48ul

Reagent 1 180-350ul

Reagent 2 20-200ul

Total reaction solution 160-400ul

 Reaction time: For a single reagent item, reaction time starts from the time after the sample is added
(Reaction starts) to the end of reaction. For a two-reagent item, reaction time starts from the time
after R2 is added (Reaction starts) to the end of reaction.

 Dispensing sequence in GS200(2016)

1st Cycle to dispense R1.

9th Cycle to dispense Sample, then mix (R1+S)
18th Cycle to dispense R2, then mix (R1+S+R2)
Fast mode: 24s/Cycle
Normal mode: 36s/Cycle
1 End point A/B:

End 1 End 2

1.1 Single reagent:

Blank Cycle = 7 〜 9
Reaction Cycle = 38 〜 40
or

End 1 = 10 + (Reaction time/ 36) (Round it up to the next higher integer if the result is not an integer)

End 2 = End 1 + 1/ 2/ 3

 Example: In the reagent manual, reaction time is 200s. Time converts into cycle: 200s/ 36=5.5, round
it up to 6.

 End 1 = 10 + (200/ 36) =16

 End 2 = End 1 + 1/ 2/ 3= 17 / 18 / 19

 Follow the instruction, input the Blank Cycle 7 〜 9

 Reaction cycle is set 38 〜 40 or 16 〜 18 (Or set to 16-17, in this case it will get the
mean value of point 16 and 17 as the end point value)

1.2 Two-reagent:
Blank Cycle = 16 〜 18
Reaction Cycle = 38 〜 40
or

End 1 = 19 + (Reaction time/ 36) (Round it up to the next higher integer if the result is not an integer)

End 2 = End 1 + 1/ 2/ 3

 Example: In the reagent manual, reaction time is 200s. Time converts into cycle: 200s/ 36=5.

 End 1 = 19 + (200/ 36) =24

 End 2 = End 1 + 1/ 2/ 3= 25 / 26 / 27

 Follow the instruction, input the Blank Cycle 16 〜 18

 Reaction cycle is set 38 〜 40 or 24 〜 26 (Or set to 24-25, in this case it will get the mean
value of point 24 and 25 as the end point value)
2 Kinetic：

Begin point End point

2.1 Single reagent:

Blank Cycle = 0 〜 0 leave it zero, no need to set the blank cycle
Reaction Cycle:
Begin point = 10 + (Delay time/ 36)
End point = 10 + (Delay time/ 36) + (Monitoring time/ 36)
(Round ‘Delay time’ up to the next higher integer if the result is not an integer, round ‘Monitoring time’ down
to the pre lower integer if the result is not an integer)

Example: In the reagent manual, delay time is 120s, monitoring time is 200s. Time converts into cycle: 120/
36=3.3, round it up to 4. 200s/ 36=5.5, round it down to 5.

 Reaction Cycle 1 = 10 + (120/ 36) =14

 Reaction Cycle 2 = 10 + (120/ 36)+( 200s/ 36) =19

 Follow the instruction, input the Blank Cycle 0 〜 0
 Reaction cycle is set 14 〜 19

2.2 Two-reagent:
Blank Cycle = 0 〜 0 leave it zero, no need to set the blank cycle
Reaction Cycle:
Begin point = 19 + (Delay time/ 36)
End point = 19 + (Delay time/ 36)+(Monitoring time/ 36)
(Round ‘Delay time’ up to the next higher integer if the result is not an integer, round ‘Monitoring time’ down
to the pre lower integer if the result is not an integer)

Example: In the reagent manual, delay time is 90s, monitoring time is 180s. Time converts into cycle: 90/
36=2.5, round it up to 3. 180s/ 36=5.

 Reaction Cycle 1 = 19 + (90/ 36) =22

 Reaction Cycle 2 = 19 + (90/ 36)+( 180s/ 36) =27

 Follow the instruction, input the Blank Cycle 0 〜 0
 Reaction cycle is set 22 〜 27

3 Fixed time (Two Point):

 Begin point End point
3.1 Single reagent:
Blank Cycle = 0 〜 0 leave it zero, no need to set the blank cycle
Reaction Cycle:
Begin point = 10 + (Delay time/ 36)
End point = 10 + (Delay time/ 36) + (Monitoring time/ 36)
(Round ‘Delay time’ up to the next higher integer if the result is not an integer, round ‘Monitoring time’ down
to the pre lower integer if the result is not an integer)

Example: In the reagent manual, delay time is 180s, monitoring time is 200s. Time converts into cycle: 180/
36=5. 200s/ 36=5.5, round it down to 5.

 Reaction Cycle 1 = 10 + (180/ 36) =15

 Reaction Cycle 2 = 10 + (180/ 36)+( 200s/ 36) =20

 Follow the instruction, input the Blank Cycle 0 〜 0
 Reaction cycle is set 15 〜 20

3.2 Two-reagent:
Blank Cycle = 0 〜 0 leave it zero, no need to set the blank cycle
Reaction Cycle:
Begin point = 10 + (Delay time/ 36)
End point = 10 + (Delay time/ 36) + (Monitoring time/ 36)
(Round ‘Delay time’ up to the next higher integer if the result is not an integer, round ‘Monitoring time’ down
to the pre lower integer if the result is not an integer)

Example: In the reagent manual, delay time is 120s, monitoring time is 180s. Time converts into cycle: 120/
36=3.3, round it up to 4. 180s/ 36=5.

 Reaction Cycle 1 = 19 + (120/ 36) =23

 Reaction Cycle 2 = 19 + (120/ 36)+( 180s/ 36) =28

 Follow the instruction, input the Blank Cycle 0 〜 0
 Reaction cycle is set 23 〜 28

Appendix

Routine Chemistry interface

 Parameter Meaning Operation
Chemistry Item abbreviations Data can be entered directly into the input box.
Full Name Full name of the item Data can be entered directly into the input box.
Follow the Reference range of the reagent
instruction. If the result is X.X, the decimal should be
0.0. If the result is X.XX, the decimal should be 0.00.
Can select one of five settings from the drop down
box: 0, 0.0, 0.00, 0.000 and ...
If you don't find an option that matches your
Number of decimal places retained
Decimal expectations, you can select the ... button to enter
by the results
the "Date Dictionary" interface. Click on the "Add"
button, specify any number of decimal places with
which results will be retained. Click the "Save" button
once you have finished editing your selection to save
or click "Cancel" if you do not need to save your
selection.
Select from the drop-down box. The following three
Set the test method for a given
Test Method options are available: End-point method, Two-point
item
method and Kinetic method
The direction of change in
Select from the drop-down box. There are two
Direction absorbance which occurs during
options: Increase or Decrease
the reaction
Select from the drop-down box. If you don't find an
option that matches your expectations, you can
select the ... button to enter the "Date Dictionary"
Unit Units of the test results interface. Click on the “Add” button to edit any unit
of results. Click the “Save” button once you have
finished editing to save the change or click “Cancel” if
you do not need to save the change
Parameter Meaning Operation
Select from the drop-down box. If there is no
Pri Wave The measured primary wavelength identical wavelength option, please select the closest
one.
 Select from the drop-down box. If there is no
The measured secondary
Sec Wave identical wavelength option, please select the closest
wavelength
one.
Directly enter the upper and lower concentration
Linearity
Linear range of the reagent kit limits for the reagent's linear range as indicated in
Range
the reagent kit instructions.
Select from the drop-down box.
*Enter the specific K-factor value in the
corresponding box if you select the K-factor method.
Click the “Detail” button to edit the specific
calibration parameters, including the repeated
Calibration Set the calibration method for a measurement’s differential limit, blank solution
Method given item reaction range, calibration sensitivity, calibration
curve standard deviation and calibration curve
correlation coefficient. If you need to save your
changes after editing is complete, click “OK” button
or click “Cancel” if you do not want to save your
changes
Margin Number of remaining tests for the
Enter directly into the box
Alarm reagent kit
Sample The amount of sample loaded for a Follow the reagent instruction, enter directly into the
Volume normal test. The unit is microliter box
The amount of Reagent 1 loaded
Follow the reagent instruction, enter directly into the
R1 for a normal test. The unit is
box
microliter
The amount of Reagent 2 loaded
Follow the reagent instruction, enter directly into the
R2 for a normal test. The unit is
box
microliter
The blank cycle time. For a single
reagent, this refers to the cycle
Blank Cycle / time before the sample is loaded, Follow the upper Reagent programming instruction,
Time (s) while for two reagents, this refers enter directly into the box
to the cycle time after the sample
is loaded prior to the loading of R2
Reaction Used for computed the start and
Follow the upper Reagent programming instruction,
Cycle / Time end optical metering points for
enter directly into the box
(s) calculation
Cost Cost of the item Enter directly into the box
Price Item price Enter directly into the box
Modified Uses the formula y=ax+b to correct
Enter directly into the box, 1 by default
Slope the test results
x is the actual measured result, y is
the corrected result, a is the slope
Offset of the correction formula and b is Enter directly into the box, 0 by default
the intercept of the correction
formula
Parameter Meaning Operation
 Enter the default lower/ upper Enter a number in the box based on the reference
Ref Lower
limit of the reference range range provided by the reagent’s instruction or other
Limit
Click “+” to set the upper and professional reference book
lower limits of the reference range,
click “-” to delete the content
related to the reference range.
Enter a number in the box based on the reference
Ref Upper Click the corresponding area to add
range provided by the reagent’s instruction or other
Limit additional conditions for a
professional reference book.
reference range, including sample
type, gender, age lower limit, age
upper limit and age units
Click the “Import” button, select item related
Import item related parameters
Import parameters you want to import and perform the
from an external source
import operation
Export all current item related Click the “Export All” button to export all item-related
Export All
parameters parameters to an external storage device
Click the “Selectively Export” button to export some
Selectively Select some of the item-related
of the item-related parameters to an external storage
Export parameters to export
device
Click the “Up” button to move the item ahead in the
Up Change the order in which tests are
current test sequence
displayed for a given item in the
Click the “Down” button to move the item back in the
Down Item Abbreviation field
current test sequence

Add Item Parameters

1) Click the “Add” button.
2) Enter parameter data directly into the corresponding item parameter box or make a selection from the
drop-down box.
3) Click the “Save” button to save the data after completing the above operations, or click “Cancel” not to save
the data.

Modify Item Parameters

1) Select the item you want to modify in the list of routine chemistry.
2) Click the “Modify” button to modify parameter data for the current item.
3) Click the “Save” button to save the change after completing the above operations, or click “Cancel” not to
save the change.

Delete Item Parameters

1) Select the item you want to delete in the list of routine chemistry.
2) Click the “Delete” button to bring up a warning dialog box (“Are you sure you want to delete the
currently-selected routine item(s)?”), click the “Yes” button to delete the item or click “No” to cancel deletion
of the item.
Note: Items that have generated test data are not allowed to be deleted.