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Calib Phan Ung
D-218
3.14 Calibration Specific
Analysis parameters such as the calibration type and approximation, etc., can be set in advance.
These settings can also be outputted in a data list.
Referring to a Referring to an
biochemical test ISE (optional unit)
test
F4 F2 F4 F2
Setting a Setting an
biochemical test ISE (optional unit)
test
F8 F8 F3 F3
ALARMCLEAR
F4 (Set)
ALARMCLEAR
● Test Name
Displays the selected test name. Select a test name from the pull-down list.
● Type
The sample type can be switched. Select either “Serum”, “Urine”, or “Other” from the pull-down list.
● Calibration Type
Select the calibration type for each analysis test from the pull-down list.
See Also
About calibration types, see “■ Summary of Calibration Types”.
● Formula
Select an equation of approximation according to the calibration type from the pull-down list.
Tip
A calibrator No. is displayed with a 2-digit cord. For a number between 1 and 99, it is displayed with
a numeric value as it is. For a number between 100 and 200, it is displayed with a specific cord that
includes an alphabet, from between A0 and K0.
See Also
For information about the relationship between a calibration No.and an input value, refer to“Part C 2.6
Preparing the Sample and Rack ■Relationship between a Calibrator No. and an Input Value”.
■ F8 : Test No.
It is possible to switch to other analysis test screen than the currently displayed one.
1. Press the F8 (Test No.) key.
The “Select Test No.” dialog box is displayed.
2. Enter a test No. and select the “OK” button.
The selected analysis test is displayed.
Tip
The analysis test can be also specified from the pull-down list in the “Test Name” field, or with the
“<<” or “>>” button.
Counts:
Factor A: 10.00000
B: 0.000000
Calibration Selection:
Cal. No. CONC Factor-L Factor-H
ALARMCLEAR
F4 (Set)
Help Exit
ALARMCLEAR
● Test Name
Displays the selected test name. Select a test name from the pull-down list.
● Type
The sample type can be switched. Select either “Serum”, “Urine”, or “Other” from the pull-down list.
● Calibration Type
Select the calibration type for each analysis test from the pull-down list.
See Also
About the calibration types, see “■ Calibration Processing on the ISE”.
● Counts
Enter the frequency of multiple measurements within the range of 1 to 4.
● Factor A, B
Set calibration factor A and calibration factor B within 7 effective digits.
● Cal No.
Set a calibrator No.
● CONC
Set a calibrator concentration value within 7 effective digits.
● Factor-H
Set the upper limit of a factor range within the range between the lower limit and 7 effective digits.
● ACAL AA
CONC
Concentration Concentration
value 1 value 2
● ACAL AB
CONC
Concentration value
● ACAL 7AB
OD
OD 1
OD 0
Concentration value 1
Concentration value 2
Concentration value 3
Concentration value 4
Concentration value 5
Concentration value 6
Concentration value 7
CONC
● MCAL 7MB
Concentration value 3
Concentration value 4
Concentration value 5
Concentration value 6
Concentration value 7
CONC
0 CONC1 CONC2 CONC3
● Manual calibration
Potential
difference (mV) Calibration CH : A known concentration of HIGH STANDARD
liquid used for calibration
EH-EM'
CL : A known concentration of LOW STANDARD
liquid used for calibration
● Correction by M-CAL
M-CAL at the ISE is data correction using a calculation formula, Y = AX + B.
Coefficients A and B are obtained in the following way.
The following formula is based on the correlated regression between a measurement value from this
System without an M-CAL data correction and that using the conventional method or basic method.
Y = aX + b
Y is a measurement from this System, and
X is a reference value using the conventional method or basic method.
Transform the above equation,
X = (1 / a) Y - (b / a).
Thus, A = 1 / a, B = - b / a.
b
b'
X (known concentration of a specimen subject to A-CAL)
C
Let a known concentration of a specimen for A-CAL be C, and let the measurement obtained by this
system from a specimen for A-CAL after an M-CAL correction be C´.
In order to make the known concentration of the specimen for A-CAL and a measurement obtained by
this System consistent, correct the difference between C and C´ using A-CAL. In this case Y = aX + b
will be
Y = aX + b´.
This A-CAL correction can be applied to values that have been subject to an M-CAL correction.