SUIT Protocol Description v12.0

SUIT
Sysmex Universal Interface

Document Information
Status Release version

Version 12.0
Last edited date 22-08-2016
Validator Amjad Azizi
Version History
Version Date Author Comment
1.0 10.05.2005 Thomas Initial Version of the SUIT-Description based on the SIS 2.0-
Ettrich Description by Mieko Asada
2.0 05.01.2007 Susanne Test-Codes and Flags are added for the support of the
Jäkel UF-1000i
3.0 05.03.2007 Thomas – The font “Times New Roman” was exchanged with the
Ettrich font “Arial”
– Some text-passages are point out
– Added a more precisely description how to handle an
OBR-5 which is exceeding 200 Bytes.
– Added a note for the ordering in a multi-discipline
environment at chapter 3.3.1
– Replaced the “Yen”-Character by “\”
– Added the test-codes for the XE-5000 and CA-Series
4.0 21.05.2007 Thomas Corrected the host-codes for COND-Info, RBC-Info and
Ettrich UTI-Info
Added parameters for the UF-1000 like Flag Path CAST,
Flag SRC, Flag SPERM, Flag XTAL, Flag YLC, Flag
MUCUS, Flag Conduc
5.0 08.08.2008 Kaulmann – Re-structure the document
Olivier – Added use case for better understanding
– OBX-6 field length extended from 14 to 106
– OBX-4 field lenght extended from 15 to 60
09.09.2008 – Added new parameters at the haematology section (5.3.1)
6.0 13.11.2009 Kaulmann – Add new analyzer XT4000i and AX4030, refer page 2
Olivier – Rename IP flag Leucocytosis into Leukocytosis,
refer chapter 5.4
– Add new Scatergram RET-E and Histogram RBC-Y,
August 2016 - Version 12.0
refer chapter 5.1.1, 5.1.2

– Update Appendix D: Interpretation-flags
– Add following new parameters at chapter 5.3.1:
TC-PMN%, TC-MN%, TC-EO%,TC-HF%
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7.0 27.06.2011 Kaulmann – Add new chapter: 5.4.1 Action & error messages and
Olivier positive flagging information
– Add 5.6 Appendix F: Case Manager
– Update chapter 5.4 Appendix D: Interpretation-Flags
(IP Flags)
– Update chapter 5.3 with the test code available with XN
analyzer
– Update chapter 5.3.2 with the urinalysis parameter name
– Update chapter 5.4 with the Interpretation-Flags available
with XN analyzer
8.0 24.06.2014 Kaulmann – Update chapter 5.1.2 Case that SUIT supplies "png" files
Olivier – Update chapter 5.3.2 Haematology section: research
parameter and service parameter
– Update chapter 5.4 Appendix D: Interpretation-Flags (IP
Flags): rename Blast/Abn_Lympho? Into Blasts/
Abn_Lympho?
– Update chapter 5.4.1 Action & Error Messages and
positive flagging information
9.0 4.02.2015 Kaulmann – Update chapter 3.2.2 Forwarding Status: the text in the
Olivier table "Add text between [STX] and [ETX] in Binary" was
changed into "Add text between [STX] and [CHK1] in
Binary"
– Add chapter 5.3.2.1: UF500i/1000i upgrade KITs host
codes
– Add chapter 5.3.2.2: UX-2000 host codes
– Update chapter 5.4.1 Action & Error Messages and
positive flagging information. The Following messages
were added:
– ACTION_MESSAGE_Suspect_Sample
– ACTION_MESSAGE_Aged_Sample?
10.0 24-04-2015 Kaulmann – Update chapter 5.1.3 Summary of which image file type is
Olivier generated depending on analyzer or solution type
– Update chapter 5.3.1 Haematology section: add a
footnote 6 for the diagnostic parameter NRBC# and
NRBC%
– Update chapter 5.3.1 Haematology section: add the XN-L
Series research parametrer NRBC# and NRBC%
– Update chapter 5.3.2.2 host codes: small text changes
– Update chapter 5.4 Appendix D: Interpretation-Flags (IP
flags): add a column for XN-L Series
– Update chapter 5.4.1 Action & Error and positive flagging

information: add a column for XN-L Series
11.0 26-06-2015 Kaulmann – Update chapter 4.5: add more clarification for OBX-4
Olivier management

12.0 22-08-2016 Amjad – Update chapter 5.3.1 Haematology section: added
Azizi parameters NEUT-GI, NEUT-RI, RE-LYMP#, RE-
LYMP%, AS-LYMP#, AS-LYMP%, RBC-He, Delta-He,
HYPO-HE, HYPER-HE, MicroR, MacroR; added new
section PLT-F with parameter IPF#; renamed TC-BF to
TC-BF#; added research parameters AS-LYMP%L, RE-
LYMP%L
– Update chapter 5.3.2 Urinanalysis section: added
parameters LA_RBC(*), S_RBC(*), NL_RBC#(*), NL-
RBC%(*), LY_RBC(*)
– Update chapter 5.4 Appendix D: Interpretation Flags (IP
Flags): Renamed flagname Blasts/Abn Lympho? into
Blasts/Abn_Lympho?, added new flags Giant_Platelet?,
pRBC?, pRBC?(R), iRBC?, iRBC?(R), renamed
flagnames: Debris high into Debris_High, Discrimination
error (RBC/XTAL, RBC/BAC, BRBC/YLC) into
Discr_Error_(RBC/XTAL, RBC/BAC, BRBC/YLC), Urine
conductivity abnormal into Urine_Condictivity_abnormal,
Carry-over? into Carry_Over?


Table of contents
Table of contents
1 Introduction ............................................................ 1
2 Communication Specifications............................. 3
3 SUIT Interface ......................................................... 4

3.1 Physical Level ................................................................................. 4
3.2 Data Link Level................................................................................ 4
3.2.1 Setting Status............................................................................................. 5
3.2.2 Forwarding Status ...................................................................................... 6
3.2.3 End Status.................................................................................................. 7
3.3 Protocol ........................................................................................... 8
3.3.1 SUIT ← HOST (Test Order) ...................................................................... 8
3.3.2 SUIT → HOST (Test Results) ................................................................... 9
3.3.3 SUIT → HOST (Order Inquiry) .................................................................. 9
3.3.4 SUIT ← HOST (Order Command) .......................................................... 10
3.3.5 SUIT → HOST (QC Data) ....................................................................... 10
4 Message Format................................................... 11
4.1 Message and Record .................................................................... 11
4.1.1 Record...................................................................................................... 11
4.1.2 Fields........................................................................................................ 11
4.2 Header Record .............................................................................. 12
4.3 Patient Record............................................................................... 13
4.4 Order Record................................................................................. 15
4.5 Test Result Record........................................................................ 18
4.6 Comment Record .......................................................................... 20
4.7 Order Inquiry Record ..................................................................... 21
4.8 Scientific Information Record ........................................................ 22
4.9 End Mark Record .......................................................................... 23
5 Appendixes........................................................... 24
5.1 Appendix A:
Information concerning the graphic-files management ................. 24
5.1.1 Case that SUIT supplies bmp-files........................................................... 24
5.1.2 Case that SUIT supplies “png” files.......................................................... 25
5.1.3 Summary of which image file type is generated depending on analyzer
or solution type......................................................................................... 26
5.2 Appendix B: Examples of Logfiles ................................................. 27
5.2.1 Query for an order with an answer of LIS for a registered sample........... 27
5.2.2 Query for an order with an answer of LIS for an unknown sample .......... 27
5.2.3 Order for multiple disciplines.................................................................... 28
5.2.4 Result with graphical information in PNG-format ..................................... 28
5.2.5 Result with graphical information in BMP-Format .................................... 30
5.2.6 Quality Control log files ............................................................................ 33
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5.3 Appendix C: host codes ................................................................ 37

5.3.1 Haematology section .............................................................................. 37
5.3.2 Urinanalysis section ................................................................................ 45
5.3.2.1 UF500i/1000i upgrade KITs Host codes .................................... 47
5.3.2.2 UX-2000 host codes .................................................................. 49
5.3.3 Coagulation section ................................................................................ 51
5.3.4 Sample tracking information .................................................................... 51
5.4 Appendix D: Interpretation-Flags (IP Flags).................................. 52
5.4.1 Action & Error Messages and positive flagging information..................... 53
5.5 Appendix E: Optional specification of OBR-3 management ......... 54
5.6 Appendix F: Case Manager .......................................................... 55
5.6.1 Case Manager specific test codes & test names ..................................... 55
5.6.2 Case Manager Results ............................................................................ 56
5.6.3 Log file example....................................................................................... 57
Sysmex - Universal Interface SUIT II

Introduction
Introduction
1 Introduction
This document describes the Communication Specifications of
the Sysmex Universal Interface (SUIT). This protocol is based
on the ASTM standards E1238-94 and E1381-91
(1) Presentation Level

ASTM E1238-94 Standard Specification for Transferring
Clinical Observations Between Independent Computer
Systems
(2) Physical Level and Data Link Level

ASTM E1381-91 Specification for Low-level Protocol to
Transfer Message Between Clinical Laboratory
Instruments and Computer Systems
Please refer the original ASTM documents for the details
3 Note:
SUIT supports the order query mode as well as the order
(batch) download mode. Which specific communication
mode is used depends on the device type (analyzer) or
solution type (WAM) which is connected to the host.
Be prepared for both modes and wait for our confirmation

which communication mode has to be used.
This document consists of 2 main chapters:

– The SUIT interface and Message format chapters:
Theses chapters describe the communication protocol
itself which is mainly the same for all device types or WAM
solution connected to the hosts and
– The Appendix chapters:
These chapters describe the differences between the
different analyzer types and solution types (WAM)
connected to the host. The differences consist of the:
• graphic file management
• analyzer specific test names and flags names
Some Log files are detailed in Appendix B meant to provide
additional information for better understanding.
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Introduction
Different analyzer types and WAM solution types
As mentioned different analyzer types and WAM solution types

exists which all communicate to the LIS in the SUIT format.
These different types can be summarized into 4 categories.
Please refer to the table1 below which lists the different
Analyzer types and WAM solution types
Haematology Urinalysis Coagulation WAM solution

Devices Devices Device
XN Series: UF-500i CS-Series: SIS / TWIST /ELC:
– XN-1000 UF-1000i – CS-600 – XE Series
– XN-2000 UX-2000 – CS-2100i – XS Series
– XN-3000 – CS-2400/2500 – XT Series
– XN-9000 – CS-5100 – K-4500
XN-L Series: – K-X21
– XN-350 – DM8 & DM96
– XN-450 – Manual differentiation WP
– XN-550
XE Series: – UF-50
– XE-5000 – UF-100
– XE-2100 – UF-100i
– XE-2100D – UF-500i
XS Series: – UF-1000i
– XS-1000i – Dispstik reader:
– XS-800i • Cobas U411 & U601
XT Series: • Urisys 1800
– XT-2000i • Urisys 2400
– XT-1800i • Miditron M
• Clinitek Atlas
– XT-4000i
• Clinitek 200+
• AX-4280
• AX-4030
– CA Series:
• CA-500
• CA-6000
• CA-7000
– CS-Series
– VesCube
– STARSED
– Tube Sorter:
• TS-500
• TS-1000
Table 1: Different analyzer types and WAM solution types
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Communication Specifications
Communication Specifications
2 Communication Specifications
The communication specifications are based on different
levels
(1) Physical Connection Method:
RS-232C or Ethernet connection per HOST connection.
(2) No. of HOST connection lines:
SUIT supports up to 2 line connection to the LIS:
– case of 1 line configuration: Test Orders & Test
Results on same line
– case of 2 lines configuration1: Test Orders / Test
Results on separate lines
(3) Communication Mode2:
Query mode or Batch download mode
(4) Communication Description:

Test Order HOST → SUIT
Order Inquiry HOST ← SUIT
Test Result HOST ← SUIT:
(5) Test Order: 300 items / sample
(6) Test Result: 300 items / sample
3
*1. Some configurations are not able to work with a 2 line connection configuration. In case you require
a 2 line connection, please ask for confirmation.
*2. SUIT supports the order query mode as well as the order (batch) download mode. Which specific
communication mode is used depends on the device type (analyzer) or solution type (WAM) which is
connected to the host.
Be prepared for both modes and wait for our confirmation which communication mode has to be used.

SUIT Interface
SUIT Interface
3 SUIT Interface
3.1 Physical Level

With the exception of the following, this specification conforms
to ASTM E1381-91 standard:
• RS-232C or Ethernet (RS-232D for ASTM)
• RS-232C Connector: D-SUB 25pin Male or D-SUB 9pin
Male
D-SUB 25pin Male:
Pin Code Name Signal Direction
1 Shield
2 Send Data Output
3 Receive Data Input
4 Request To Send Output
5 Clear To Send Input
6 Data Set Ready Input
7 Ground
20 Data Terminal Ready Output
D-SUB 9pin Male:
Pin Code Name Signal Direction
1 Shield
2 Receive Data Input
3 Send Data Output
4 Data Terminal Ready Output
5 Ground
6 Data Set Ready Input
7 Request To Send Output
8 Clear To Send Input
(3) RS-232C Settings Parameters (Default Underlined)
– Start bit : 1 (“0” in Binary expression)
– Stop bit : 1 , 2 (“1” in Binary expression)
– Data Byte :7,8
– Parity : N/A, Even Numbers, Odd Numbers
– Transmission
Speed (bps) :1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200
3.2 Data Link Level

Data Link Level consists of the following 3 types of
communication status:
• Setting Status:
Establish a logical communication and determine the
sending direction of information. This defines the Sending
and Receiving sides.

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• Forwarding Status:
The Sending side transmits messages to the Receiving
side.
• End Status:
Open the communication line(s) and change to idle status
for both the Sending and Receiving side.
3.2.1 Setting Status
Establish a logical communication line to determine the

sending direction of information.
1. The Sending side transmits [ENQ] to the Receiving side.
In its response, the Receiving side:
– Returns [ACK] if the transmission is available.
– Returns [NAK] if the transmission is unavailable.
The Sending side must wait 10 seconds before
re-sending [ENQ].
Sending side Receiving Sending side Receiving
side side
1. [ENQ] 1. [ENQ]
[NAK] 2. [NAK] 2.
3.
10 sec.
…
4. [ENQ]
2. When both sides send [ENQ] ([ENQ] clash), the Slave

Computer side has priority over the Host Computer.
– The Slave Computer re-sends [ENQ] 1 second later.
– The Host Computer must wait 20 seconds before ’
re-sending.
HOST SUIT HOST SUIT
[ENQ] 1. 1. [ENQ]
2. [ENQ] [ENQ] 2.
[ENQ] 3. (1Sec.) Within 20 Sec.

…
3. [ENQ]

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3.2.2 Forwarding Status
The Sending side transmits a message to the Receiving side.

The following is an example of the text frame structure:
[STX] [F#] [ TEXT ] [ETX] [CHK1] [CHK2] [CR] [LF]
3 Note:
When the text exceeds 240 characters, use a [ETB] to
divide and create 2 or more frames
[STX] [F#] [ TEXT ] [ETB] [CHK1] [CHK2] [CR] [LF]
Symbol Code Description

[STX] Indicates the beginning Code to be sent at the beginning of a frame.
of the text Send.
[F#] Frame Number Frame Number is “0” to “7” of ASCII numbers. Its
purpose is to distinguish between sent frame and re-
send frames. This 1-digit number is sent immediately
after STX characters. The Frame Number begins with
“1” when the Forwarding Status starts, and increases
sequentially, every time a new frame is sent and a
positive reply is received.
The Frame Number returns to “0” after “7”, and the
above steps are repeated.
[ TEXT ] Message Text Employ ASTM E1394-91 Record.
(Refer to explanation of Refer to the Message Format in the later section for
ASTM E1238-94) details.
[EXT] Indicates the end of the The code to indicate the end of the final frame.
text Send.
[CHK1] Express with “0” to “F” Add text between [STX] and [CHK1] in Binary. Then
[CHK2] characters. take the last 8 bits and express it in Hexadecimal (2
digits). Then, change the 2-digit number into “0” to “F”
ASCII character format, and save each digit as CHK1
and CHK2.
[CR] The ASCII Code for Code required before completing an E1394-91 Record
Recovery. (E1381-91 Message) or code that is sent between the
2nd and last within a frame.
[LF] ASCII Code for line LF Code is used for the last character of a frame. LF
changes. cannot be used for Text messages.
3 Note:
• Timeout:
1. In Setting Status, the Sending side sets a 15-second timer

when sending [ENQ]. If there is no response within the 15
seconds, Timeout is applied. The Sending side turns to an
End Status when Timeout occurs.

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2. In Forwarding Status, the Sending side sets a 15 seconds

timer after sending the last character of a frame.
If there is no response within the 15 seconds, Timeout is
applied. The Sending side turns to End Status once the
Timeout occurs.
The Receiving side sets the timer for 30 seconds when it
first turns to the Receiving Status or responding to a frame.
If there is no response within 30 seconds, Timeout is
applied. The Receiving side turns to the End Status when
the Timeout occurs.
• Restricted message codes:
Please find below 10 Transmission Restricted Message
Codes. These (1 type of Format Restriction Code & 4 types
of Instrument Restricted Codes) cannot be used for
message Text:
Restricted Message Codes
Code Symbol Meaning

SOH (01) Beginning of Header
STX (02) Beginning of Text Sending
ETX (03) End of Text Sending
EOT (04) End of Sending
ENQ (05) Inquiry
ACK (06) Positive Response
DLE (10) Lost Data Link
NAK (15) Negative Response
SYN (16) Simultaneous Signal characters
ETB (17) End of Sending Block
LF (0A) Change lines
DC1 (11) Instrument Restricted Character 1
3.2.3 End Status
The Sending side sends [EOT] to indicate that all information

has been transmitted to the Receiving side, and turns to the
Idling Status.
Or the Receiving side sends [EOT] when the time out occurs,
and turns to the Idling status. In order for the Sending Side to
start transfer again, turns to the Setting Status.

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3.3 Protocol
3.3.1 SUIT ← HOST (Test Order)
Com.
SUIT HOST
Direction
← ENQ
ACK →
← H: Header Record
ACK →
← P: Patient Record
Repeat
ACK → as many
← C: Patient Comment Record times as
ACK → the No. of
← OBR: Order Record patients
ACK →
← C: Order Comment Record
ACK →
← L: End Mark Record
ACK →
← EOT
3 Note:
– SUIT saves the Patient Comment Record in Patient
Free Comment and Order Comment Record in Order
Free Comment
– Discipline Separation:
In the event of a laboratory receiving two specimens (
e.g. 1x EDTA for Haematology and 1x Sodium Citrate
for Coagulation) on a single patient, requiring tests for
both haematology and coagulation on a single sample
number, the downloaded order information from LIS,
must be separated into the various disciplines.
It is possible for the orders to be sent in the same data
string, but the different discipline tests need to have
separate patient and order records.
Refer a log file example at chapter 5.2.3 Order for
multiple discipline.

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3.3.2 SUIT → HOST (Test Results)
Com.
SUIT HOST
Direction
ENQ →
← ACK
H: Header Record →
← ACK
P: Patient Record →
Repeat as ← ACK
many times C: Patient Comment Record →
as the No. ← ACK
of samples OBR: Order Record →
← ACK
C: Order Comment Record →
← ACK
OBX: Test Result Record →
← ACK
C: Result Comment Record →
← ACK
L: End Mark Record →
← ACK
EOT →
3
SUIT sets:
Note:
– the Patient Comment Record in the Patient Free Comment

– Order Comment Record in the Order Free Comment
– Sample Free Comment, IP Message (incl. Rule Message)
and Graphic Data information (File Name) in the Result
Comment Record
3.3.3 SUIT → HOST (Order Inquiry)
SUIT Com. Direction HOST

ENQ →
← ACK
← ACK
Q: Inquiry Record →
← ACK
← ACK
EOT →

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3.3.4 SUIT ← HOST (Order Command)
Same as 3.3.1
3.3.5 SUIT → HOST (QC Data)
SUIT Com. Direction HOST

ENQ →
← ACK
← ACK
S: QC Record →
← ACK
← ACK
EOT →
3 Note:
No output available for IP Messages, Graphic Data or for
QC Data.

Message Format
Message Format
4 Message Format
4.1 Message and Record

SUIT employs ASTM E1238-94 Record for Text (messages) to
be forwarded with an ASTM E1381-91 frame.
4.1.1 Record
The Record is a type of Text beginning with ASCII (alphabet

code) called Record Descriptor, and ending with [CR]
Record Original Reference

Segment Description
Descriptor Location
Message Header H Section 7 Information Exchange
Management Information
Patient Segment P Section 8 Patient Information
Observation OBR Section 9 Test Order Information
Order Segment
Result Observation OBX Section 10 Test Result Information
Segment
Error Checking E Section 11 Do not use
Segment
Comment Segment C Section 12 Comment Information
Request Results Q Section 13 Order Inquiry
Segment
Message Terminator L Section 14 Message End
Scientific Segment S Section 15 Scientific Information (Used
for QC Data Output)
4.1.2 Fields
The Record can be separated into several fields by separators.

The fields are distinguished by their position in the record.
Field lengths are not fixed. The following are types of
separators:
Separator Type Symbol Description

Field | Distinguish between fields within records.
- When there is no contents in a field, send the
separator only.
Repeat ~ Use to distinguish a repeated/multiple same type of
information within a field.
Component ^ Divide a field into several sub-fields.
Sub-component & Defined only in Header. Not used as separator.
Escape \ Defined only in Header. Not used as separator.

Message Format
4.2 Header Record

Header Records include definitions of separators, Version
Information, and the Message Created Date etc.
(Record Format)
H | ^ ~ \ & | | | | | | | | | | | VER | DT<CR>
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
3 Note:
Mandatory Fields described in Bold Text
Field HOST HOST
Field Field
Field Description Length to from
Code Name
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
(1) Segment “H” fixed
H H-1 1 Y Y
type ID
(2) Delimiter Definition of Separators
definition | : Field Separator (7Ch)
^ : Component Separator (5Eh)
^~\& H-2 ~: Repeat Symbol (7Eh) 5 Y Y
\: Escape Symbol (5Ch)
&:Sub-component Separator (26h)
- “\” and “&” Not used.
(3) H-3 Not in use
- - -
H-12
(4) Version Regulated Version Number
VER H-13 3 Y Y
“A.2” Fixed (ASTM E1238-94)
(5) Date and Message Created Date/Time
DT H-14 time of Format:YYYYMMDDHHMM 12 Y Y
message
Mandatory Fields: H-1, H-2, H-13, H-14

Message Format
4.3 Patient Record

Patient Record includes Patient Attribute Information.
(Record Format)
P | SEQ | PID | | APID | NAME | MN | B/D | SEX | | | | | DCODE | | | HT | WT
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)
| | | | | | | ADMS | LC | | | | | | | DTR <CR>
(15) (16) (17) (18) (19)
3 Note:
Field HOST HOST
Field
Field Field Name Description Length to from
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
(1) P P-1 Segment “P” Fixed.
1 Y Y
type ID
(2) SEQ P-2 Trans- Sequence Number.
mission Sequential from “1” and increase
4 Y Y
sequence by one per patient.
number
(3) PID P-3 Practice Patient ID.
assigned 16 Y Y
patient ID
(4) P-4 Not in use - -
(5) APID P-5 Alter-native Alternative ID.
16 Y Y
patient ID Use as Public Insurance ID.
(6) NAME P-6 Patient Patient Name FN^LN
name 41
FN : First Name Y Y
(20^20)
LN : Last Name
(7) MN P-7 Mother's Mother’s Maiden Name
Maiden 20 Y Y
name
(8) B/D P-8 Birth Date Date of Birth
8 Y Y
Format: YYYYMMDD
(9) SEX P-9 Patient sex Gender
M: Male, 1 Y Y
F: Female,
U: Unknown
(10) P-10 Not in use
- - -
P-13
(11) DCODE P-14 Attending Primary Doctor Code/Doctor 27
Y Y
physician ID Name (6^20)

- - -
P16

Message Format
(13) HT P-17 Patient Height:

height cm (w/ decimals) 6 Y Y
or
feetînch
(14) WT P-18 Patient Weight:
weight kg (w/ decimals) 6 Y Y
or
poundôunce
- - -
P-24
(16) ADMS P-25 Admission In/Out Patient Differentiation
status 2 Y Y
OP:Out Patient, IP:In Patient
(17) LC P-26 Location Location: 13
Y Y
Clinic Code^Ward Code (6^6)
- - -
P-32
(19) DTR P-33 Date/time Data Registration Date
registered (Patient Data/Latest Update 8 Y Y
Date)
Format:YYYYMMDD
Mandatory Fields: P-1, P-2

Message Format
4.4 Order Record

Order Record includes Test Order Information. Multiple order
items are included in a record by using component Separators.
Pay attention to 3.3.1, “Discipline Separation”.
(Record Format)
OBR | SEQ | ONO | SNO | TESTID | PRI | RQDT | CLDT | | CVLM | | ACCD | DGCD
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
RCINF | RCDT | SRC | | | | | | | DTR | | PSID| | S<CR>

(14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21)(22)
3 Note:
Field HOST HOST
Field
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
Segment “OBR” Fixed.
(1) OBR OBR-1 3 Y Y
type ID
Sequence Number
Sequence
(2) SEQ OBR-2 Sequential per OBR record in 4 Y Y
number
the Patient segment
Requester Sample No. (Barcode No.)*
specimen ID (HOST side)
(3) ONO OBR-31 Y N
or accession 29
number
Producer Sample No. (Barcode No.)*
specimen ID (SUIT side)
(4) SNO OBR-4 N Y
or accession 29
number
Test Item
Code^Name
When ordering multiple orders,
use the Repeat character, “~”,
to proceed as below:
Code1^Name1~Code2^Name2
~Code3^Name3 ~ …
If OBR-5 is too long, the part
Observation that exceeded 200 characters
(5) TESTID OBR-5 200 Y Y
battery ID cannot be registered. When it
is over 200, it has to send the
order twice for one sample.
E.g. if the length becomes 300
bytes, separate it ex. 200+100

or 150+150 and so on.
E.g. H, P, OBR, P, OBR, L
E.g. H, P, OBR(ETB),
OBR(ETX), L

Message Format
Processing Priority Level:

(6) PRI OBR-6 Priority 1 Y Y
S: STAT / Urgent
Requested Not in use
(7) OBR-7 - -
date-time
Specimen Sample Collection Date/Time
collection or Format:YYYYMMDDHHMM
(8) CLDT OBR-8 12 Y Y
observation
date-time
observation Not in use
(9) OBR-9 - -
end-time
Collection Collection Volume (Urine etc.):
(10) CVLM OBR-10 5 Y Y
volume Unit ml
(11) OBR-11 CollectorID Not in use - -
Order Process Code
<For New Samples>
Register with the following:
“A”: Add the ordered
“L”: Lab. To obtain a sample
(12) ACCD OBR-12 Action code 1 Y N
<For Registered Samples>
“A”: Clear registered order(s),
register the order as new.
“L”: Add orders
(13) OBR-13 Danger code Not in use.
Patient Comment^Sample
Relevant Comment
(14) RCINF OBR-14 clinical The code for Patient Comment 48 Y Y
information 1~2~3~4~5^the code for
Sample Comment1~2
Date and
time of Registration Date/Time
(15) RCDT OBR-15 12 Y Y
specimen Format: YYYYMMDDHHMM
receipt
Tube Type Code^Collection
Source Code
Tube Type 1^Collection

Source~
Source of Tube Type 2^Collection
(16) SRC OBR-16 98 Y Y
specimen Source~ ….
Tube Type 9^Collection Source
(Note) SUIT saves the

Collection source of Tube Type
1 only.

Message Format
OBR-17
(17) - Not in use - -
OBR-22
Date and
time
observation Report (Update) Date/Time
(18) DTR OBR-23 12 N Y
reported Format:YYYYMMDDHHMM
or status
changed
Producer's
(19) OBR-24 Not in use - -
Change
Producer's
(20) PSID OBR-25 Testing Section ID 3 N Y
section ID
OBR-26
(21) - Not in use - -
OBR-27
Quantity-
(22) QT OBR-28 Order Comment Code 6 Y Y
Timing
1.
Refer chapter 5.5 Appendix E: Optional specification of OBR-3 management
3 Note:
Mandatory Fields: OBR-1, OBR-2, OBR-3, OBR-5, OBR-12,
OBR-15.

Message Format
4.5 Test Result Record

Test Result Record includes information on the received
results.
(Record Format)
OBX | SEQ | VTYPE | OBID | | OBVAL | UNT | | AFLG | | | ORST | DT | | | | RSPS<C
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)
Field HOST HOST

Field
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
(1) OBX OBX-1 Segment “OBX” Fixed
type ID 3 N Y
(2) SEQ OBX-2 Sequence Sequence Number.
number Sequential per OBX Record in 4 N Y
the Order Segment.
(3) VTYPE OBX-3 Value type Test Result Data format
ST:Characters
2 N Y
NM:Numeric Value
CE:Code
(4) OBID OBX-4 Observation SUIT Software: 30
identifier Code
N Y
WAM: 61
Code^Name (30^30)
(5) OBX-5 Not in use - -
(6) OBVAL OBX-6 Observation Test Result^Result Comment
value Code1^Dilution ratio
The Dilution ratio is optional
and not supported by any
configuration
E.g these examples are
equivalent:
10 106
10^tel (100^3^ N Y
1)
10^tel^
10^tel^1
10^^1
Be prepared for all varieties
(When the test results are Test
Comment, set the Test

Comment Code)
(7) UNT OBX-7 Units Unit (optional) 10 N Y
(8) OBX-8 Not in use - -

Message Format
1.
“W” is set:
- when WBC, LYMPH# and LYMPH% are compensated by NRBC,
- NEUT# and NEUT% are compensated by IG or NRBC or
- WBC is reported by using WBC-D and PLT is reported by using PLT-O.
(9) AFLG OBX-9 Abnormal Abnormal Value Flag:

flags Upper/Lower Flag
~ Delta Check Flag
L : Low
H : High
5
LL : Panic low N Y
(2~2)
HH : Panic high
> : out if linearity
W : low reliability
A : Abnormal (Except numeric
value data)
(10) OBX-10 Not in use
- - -
OBX-11
(11) ORST OBX-12 Observation Test Result Status
result status ^ Latest Operation
Test Result Status:
P: Preliminary Report
F: Final Result
I: Pending
C: Revision Report 22
N Y
(1^20)
Latest Operation:
Edit : input or edit
Validate : manual validate
Count : count at pad menu
Manual Send : send manually
(N/A) : others
(12) DT OBX-13 Date/Time Sending Date/Time
of last Format:YYYYMMDDHHMM
change in
12 N Y
normal
value or
units
(13) OBX-14 Not in use

- - -
OBX-16
(14) RSPS OBX-17 Responsible Latest Operator ID
Observer 6 N Y

Message Format
4.6 Comment Record

Comment Record includes the comments for the previous P,
OBR, or OBX Record.
In case of following a P-Record, valid for SUIT Patient Free
Comments.
In case of following an OBR-Record, valid for SUIT Order Free
Comments.
In the case of following an OBX Record, valid for Sample Free
Comments, IP Message, Graphic Data Information (File
Name).
(Record Format)
C | SEQ | | CMT <CR>
(1) (2) (3) (4)
Field HOST HOST

Field
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
Segment type
(1) C C-1 “C” Fixed 1 Y Y
ID
Sequence Sequence Number.
(2) SEQ C-2 2 Y Y
number Sequential per C Record.
(3) C-3 Not in use - -
(4) CMT C-4 Comment text Comment Contents 100 Y Y
To supply the LIMS with the graphical data of the analyzers,

SUIT is transmitting the filename to host by using a C-Record.
For more details refer to chapter 5.1 Appendix A

Message Format
4.7 Order Inquiry Record

In ASTM1238-94, this is used for Previous Order Information
and Result Information Inquiry; however for SUIT this is used
for the Query (Order Inquiry)
(Record Format)
Q | SEQ | | PROPID | | | DT <CR>
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
Field HOST HOST

Field
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
Segment
(1) Q Q-1 “Q” Fixed 1 N Y
type ID
Sequence
(2) SEQ Q-2 Sequence Number: 1 - 9999 4 N Y
number
Requestor
(3) Q-3 Assigned Not in use - -
patient ID
Producer
(4) PROPID Q-4 assigned Sample No.~ Sample No.~….. 200 N Y
patient ID
Q-5
(5) - Not in use - -
Q-6
Registration Date/Time
Nature of
Format:YYYYMMDDHHMM
(6) DT Q-7 request 12 N Y
(SUIT sets the Registration
time limits
Date) August 2016 - Version 12.0

Message Format
4.8 Scientific Information Record

(Record Format)
S | SEQ | METH | INST | | | QC | | | | SID | ANA | RESULT | | | DT<CR>
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)
Field HOST HOST

Field
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
Segment
(1) S S-1 “S” Fixed 1 N Y
type ID
Sequence
(2) SEQ S-2 Sequence Number: 1 – 9999 4 N Y
number
Analytical Mode:
(3) METH S-3 10 N Y
Method “Manual” or “Closed”
Instrumentat Analyzer Name or Instrument

(4) INST S-4 10 N Y
ion ID
S-5
S-6
Quality
(6) QC S-7 “QC” Fixed 2 N Y
Control
S-8
S-10
Lot Number of Control
(8) SID S-11 Specimen ID 10 N Y
Reagent
(9) ANA S-12 Analytic Analysis Item Name 8 N Y
(10) RESULT S-13 Result QC Data 8 N Y
S-14
(11) - Not in use - -
S-15
Analysis
Measurement Date/Time
(12) DT S-16 Date and 12 N Y
YYYYMMDDHHMM
time

Message Format
4.9 End Mark Record

(Record Format)
L | SEQ | | PCNT | LCNT <CR>
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
3 Note:
Field HOST HOST

Field
Code
(bytes) SUIT SUIT
Segment
(1) L L-1 “L” Fixed 1 Y Y
type ID
Sequence
(2) SEQ L-2 Sequence Number: 1 1 Y Y
number
(3) L-3 Not in use - -
Patient Total number of P Records

(4) PCNT L-4 4 Y Y
count in message.
Total number of records,
(5) LCNT L-5 Line count (end with <CR>), in 10 Y Y
message.
Mandatory Fields: L-1, L-2, L-4, L-5.

Appendixes
Appendixes
5 Appendixes
5.1 Appendix A: Information concerning the graphic-files management

Depending on the analyzer or solution type, SUIT is using two
kinds of filenames for the graphic-files: BMP-Files or PNG-
Files. Be prepared for both types and wait for our confirmation
which file type has to be implemented at the respective
installation site.
5.1.1 Case that SUIT supplies bmp-files
In this case the protocol will transmit only the filename. The
host has to cut the files out of a specified shared folder. To
distinguish between other C-Records the host can use the
leading “@” as a trigger.
Example of file name:
4C|9||@DPL-52000000002.BMP[0DH][ETX]70[0DH][0AH]
Refer more log file examples at chapter 5.3.5.
The graphics listed below are possible:
Scatter Type Scatter Data Type Basic size Section Prefix 256 Color File 24bit Color File
size (byte) size (byte)
1 Scatter 01 3Diff 128*128 Hematology @3DI 17,462 49,206
02 IMI 128*128 Hematology @IMI 17,462 49,206
03 Ret 128*128 Hematology @RET 17,462 49,206
04 Diff 128*128 Hematology @DIF 17,462 49,206
05 WBC/BASO 128*128 Hematology @WBC 17,462 49,206
06 Ret-Ext 128*128 Hematology @REX 17,462 49,206
07 PLT-O 128*128 Hematology @PLT 17,462 49,206
08 NRBC 128*128 Hematology @NRB 17,462 49,206
09 CD4 128*128 Hematology @CD4 17,462 49,206
10 RET-E 128*128 Hematology @REX 17,462 49,206
20 Fl2-Fsc 256*128 Urinalysis @FL2 33,846 98,358
21 Fscw-Flw 256*128 Urinalysis @FSC 33,846 98,358
22 Fl-Fsc 128*128 Urinalysis @FSF 17,462 49,206
23 Fscw-Fl 128*128 Urinalysis @FLF 17,462 49,206
2 Histogram 01 WBC 128*64 Hematology @DWB 9,270 24,630

02 RBC 128*64 Hematology @DRB 9.270 24.630
03 PLT 128*64 Hematology @DPL 9,270 24,630
04 EO 128*64 Hematology @EO_ 9,270 24,630
05 BASO 128*64 Hematology @BAS 9,270 24,630
06 RetX 128*64 Hematology @REX 9,270 24,630
07 RetY 128*64 Hematology @REY 9,270 24,630
08 CD4X 128*64 Hematology @C4X 9,270 24,630

09 CD4Y 128*64 Hematology @C4Y 9,270 24,630
10 RBC-Y 128*64 Hematology @RBCY 9,270 24,630
20 RBC-FSC 150*75 Urinalysis @RGF 12,478 33,954
21 WBC-FSC 150*75 Urinalysis @WBF 12,478 33,954

Appendixes
5.1.2 Case that SUIT supplies “png” files
In this case SUIT is sending the graphics including the

subfolders as png. The character string “&r&” in the name is
representing a “\ ”.
To distinguish between other C-Records you have to use the
leading “png” as a trigger.
Cut out these files from the specified location.
Example:
1C|3||PNG&R&20050627&R&2005_06_27_14_54_8205026_
WBC_BASO.PNG[#13][#3]5A[#13][#10]
Refer log file example at chapter 5.3.4.
The following graphics are available:
Scatter Type Scatter Data Type Basic size Section Prefix 256 Color File 24bit Color
size (byte) File size (byte)
1 Histogram 01 RBC-Y Hematology PNG
Histogram 02 RBC Hematology PNG
Histogram 03 PLT Hematology PNG
Histogram 04 WDF(FSC) Hematology PNG
Histogram 05 RBC(FSC) Hematology PNG
Histogram 06 RBC(NORMAL) Hematology PNG
Histogram 07 PLT(NORMAL) Hematology PNG
Scatter 08 WBC_BASO Hematology PNG
Scatter 09 PLT_O Hematology PNG
Scatter 10 DIFF Hematology PNG
Scatter 11 IMI Hematology PNG
Scatter 12 NRBC Hematology PNG
Scatter 13 RET Hematology PNG
Scatter 14 RET_EXT Hematology PNG
Scatter 15 WDF Hematology PNG
Scatter 16 WNR Hematology PNG
Scatter 17 WPC Hematology PNG
Scatter 18 PLT-F Hematology PNG
Scatter 19 WDF-E Hematology PNG
Scatter 20 WDF-CBC Hematology PNG
Scatter 21 WNR(SFL-SSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 22 WNR(SSC-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 23 WNR(FSCW-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 24 WDF-CBC (FSCW-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 25 WDF(SSC-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 26 WDF(FSC-SFL) Hematology PNG
Scatter 27 WDF(FSCW-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 28 RET(SFL-SSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 29 RET(SSC-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 30 RET(FSCW-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 31 PLT-F(SFL-SSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 32 PLT-F(SSC-FSC) Hematology PNG

Scatter 33 PLT-F(FSCW-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 34 WPC(SSC-FSC) Hematology PNG
Scatter 35 WPC(FSC-SFL) Hematology PNG
Scatter 36 WPC(FSCW-FSC) Hematology PNG

Appendixes
5.1.3 Summary of which image file type is generated depending on analyzer or solution type
Haematology Urinanalysis Coagulation WAM solution

devices stand devices stand devices stand SIS [TWIST/ELC]
alone alone alone
XN Series: UF-500i CS-Series: SIS / TWIST /ELC:
- XN-1000 UF-1000i - CS-600 - XE Series
- XN-2000 UX-2000 - CS-2100i
- XS Series
- XN-3000 - CS-2400/2500
- XN-9000 - CS-5100
- XT Series
-----------------
- K-4500
XN-L Series: - K-X21
- XN-350 --------------------
- XN-450 - DM8 & DM96
- XN-550 - Manual differentiation WP
----------------- ---------------------
XE Series:
- UF-50
- XE-5000i
- XE-2100 - UF-100
- XE-2100D - UF-100i
----------------- - UF-500i
XS Series: - UF-1000i
- XS-1000i - Dispstik reader:
- XS-800i o Cobas U411 & 601
Analyzer
----------------- o Urisys 1800
types /
Solution XT Series: o Urisys 2400
type - XT-2000i o Miditron M
- XT-1800i o Clinitek Atlas
- XT-4000i o Clinitek 200+
o AX-4280
o AX-4030
--------------------
- CA Series:
o CA-500
o CA-6000
o CA-7000
- CS-Series
---------------------
- VesCube
- STARSED
---------------------
- Tube Sorter:
o TS-500
o TS-1000
Graphic PNG files No image to No image to PNG or BMP. Please wait of

file type host host our confirmation

Appendixes
5.2 Appendix B: Examples of Logfiles
5.2.1 Query for an order with an answer of LIS for a registered sample
S: [ENQ]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1H|^~\&| | | | | | | | | | | A.2|200508041245[CR][ETX]33[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2Q|1| | 995316031064| | | 200508041245[CR][ETX]7A[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3L|1| | 0|2[CR][ETX]12[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [EOT]
R: [ENQ]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]1H|^~\&| | | | | | | | | | | A.2|200508041240[CR][ETX]2E[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]2P|1|516| | | ^9953160310| | 19401028|F| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 20050804[CR]
[ETX]B4[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]3OBR|1|995316031064| | WBC~RBC~HGB~HCT~MCV~MCH~PLT| | | 200508041240| | | | A|
| | 200508041240| | | | 2001| | | | | | | | | R|[CR][ETX]65[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]4L|1| | 1|4[CR][ETX]16[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [EOT]
5.2.2 Query for an order with an answer of LIS for an unknown sample
S: [ENQ]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1H|^~\&| | | | | | | | | | | A.2|200508041211[CR][ETX]2C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2Q|1| |1| | 200508041211[CR][ETX]35[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3L|1| | 0| 2[CR][ETX]12[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [EOT]
R: [ENQ]
S: [AC]
R: [STX]1H|^~\&| | | | | | | | | | | A.2|200508041206[CR][STX]30[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]2P|1| | | | ^| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 20050804[CR][STX]34[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]3OBR|1|1| | | | | 200508041206| | | | A| | | 200508041206| | | | | | | | | | | | |
R|[CR][ETX]63[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]4L|1| | 1|4[CR][ETX]16[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [EOT]

Appendixes
5.2.3 Order for multiple disciplines
R: [ENQ]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]1H|^~\\| | | | | | | | | | | | 200702161054[0Dh][ETX]8F[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]2P|1|LSW-124579| | |AJNOSÂDDOORW| | 19740508|M| | | | | .| | | | | | | | | | | |.[0Dh][ETX]72[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]3C|1| | [0Dh][ETX]2B[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]4OBR|1|07B00001| | RBC^~MCH^~MCHC^~PLT^~WBC^~| | |200702011003| | | | G| | |200702011428|
| | | | | | | | | | | | R[0Dh][ETX]2C[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]5P|2|LSW-124579| | |AJNOSÂDDOORW| | 19740508|M| | | | | .| | | | | | | | | | | |.[0Dh][ETX]76[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]6C|1| | [0Dh][ETX]2E[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]7OBR|1|07B00001| | INR^~APTT^~DD^| | |200702011003| | | | G| | |200702011428| | | | | | | | | | | |
|R[0Dh][ETX]23[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [STX]0L|1| | 1|8[0Dh][ETX]16[CR][LF]
S: [ACK]
R: [EOT]
5.2.4 Result with graphical information in PNG-format
S: [ENQ]
R: [ACK]
S: S:[STX]1H|^~\&| | | | | | | | | | |A.2|200508041154[CR][ETX]32[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2P|1| | | |^| | |U| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |^ | | | | | | |[CR][ETX]54[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3C|1[CR][ETX]33[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBR|1| |840004804064| wbc~rbc~hgb~hct~mcv~mch~mchc~plt~neut%~lymph%~mono%~eo%
~baso%~ neut#~lymph#~mono#~eo#~baso#~rdw-sd~rdw-cv~pdw~mpv~p-lcr~pct~h_rack~h_tube~h_inid
~h_inst | | |200508041154| | | | | | |200508041154| | | | | | | |200508041154| |001| | | [CR][ETX]E1[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5C|1[CR][ETX]35[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|1|NM|WBC | |5.16^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]FE[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|2|NM|RBC | |5.23^^1|10*6/uL | |H | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]44[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|3|NM|HGB | |15.8^^1|g/dL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]89[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|4|NM|HCT | |47.7^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]7C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2OBX|5|NM|MCV | |91.2^^1|fL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]0C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3OBX|6|NM|MCH | |30.2^^1|pg | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]1E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|7|NM|MCHC | |33.1^^1|g/dL | | | | | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]D4[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|8|NM|PLT | |274^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]EB[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|9|NM|NEUT% | |53.3^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]01[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|10|NM|LYMPH% | |33.1^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]74[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]

Appendixes
S: [STX]0OBX|11|NM|MONO% | |9.1^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]F0[CR][LF]

R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|12|NM|EO% | |3.7^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]4D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2OBX|13|NM|BASO% | |0.8^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]DE[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3OBX|14|NM|NEUT# | |2.75^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]B4[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|15|NM|LYMPH# | |1.71^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]FF[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|16|NM|MONO# | |0.47^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]B2[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|17|NM|EO# | |0.19^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]0E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|18|NM|BASO# | |0.04^^1|10*3/uL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]9B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|19|NM|RDW-SD | |42.9^^1|fL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]0D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|20|NM|RDW-CV | |12.9^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]78[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2OBX|21|NM|PDW | |13.2^^1|fL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]39[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3OBX|22|NM|MPV | |10.7^^1|fL | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]45[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|23|NM|P-LCR | |29.5^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]2D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|24|NM|PCT | |0.29^^1|% | | | | |F^|200508041154 | | | |[CR][ETX]B3[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|25|NM|H_RACK | |1 | | | | | |F^ | | | | |[CR][ETX]8E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|26|NM|H_TUBE | |1 | | | | | |F^ | | | | |[CR][ETX]9F[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|27|NM|H_INID | |11035 | | | | | |F^ | | | | |[CR][ETX]56[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|28|NM|H_INST | |XT-1800i | | | | | |F^ | | | | |[CR][ETX]83[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2C|1 | |PNG&R&20050804&R&2005_08_04_11_54_840004804064_PLT.PNG[CR][ETX]DF[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3C|2 | |PNG&R&20050804&R&2005_08_04_11_54_840004804064_RBC.PNG[CR][ETX]C8[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4C|3| |PNG&R&20050804&R&2005_08_04_11_54_840004804064_WBC_BASO.PNG[CR]
[ETX]53[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5C|4 | |PNG&R&20050804&R&2005_08_04_11_54_840004804064_DIFF.PNG[CR][ETX]0E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6L|1 | |1|38[CR][ETX]4F[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [EOT]

Appendixes
Example of graphic-files in the explorer:
5.2.5 Result with graphical information in BMP-Format
S: [ENQ]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1H|^~\&| | | | | | | | | | |A.2|200510281531[CR][ETX]30[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2P|1|123456578| | |Lucky^Luke| | 19471212|M| | | | | D0003^Prof. James| | |0.0|0.0| | | | | | | | C0001^399|
| | | | | | 20051028[CR][ETX]EA[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3OBR|1| | 1^1|c^CBC~cd^CBC+DIFF|S| | 200510281503| | | | | | ~~~~^001~|200510281507|^29| | | | | | |
200510281531| | 001| | |1[CR][ETX]BC[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|1|NM|H_RACK^RACK| | 1^| | | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]E6[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|2|NM|H_TUBE^TUBE| | 1^| | | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]06[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|3|ST|H_INSTÎnst.| | XE-2100^| | | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]1A[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|4|ST|H_INIDÂnalyzer| | A3627^| | | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]02[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|5|NM|WBC^WBC| | 5.88^|10^3/uL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]39[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|6|NM|RBC^RBC| | 4.82^|10^6/uL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]2D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2OBX|7|NM|HGB^HGB| | 15.1^|g/dl| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]9D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]

Appendixes
S: [STX]3OBX|8|NM|HCT^HCT| | 45.4^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]80[CR][LF]

R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|9|NM|MCV^MCV| | 94.0^|fL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]1D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|10|NM|MCH^MCH| | 30.0^|pg| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]45[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|11|NM|MCHC^MCHC| | 33.2^|g/dl| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]61[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|12|NM|PLT^PLT| | 224^|10^3/uL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]5B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|13|NM|RDW-SD^RDW-SD| | 44.7^|fL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]DC[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|14|NM|RDW-CV^RDW-CV| | 13.0^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]4A[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2OBX|15|NM|PDW^PDW| | 12.4^|fL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]4C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3OBX|16|NM|MPV^MPV| | 10.8^|fL| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]60[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|17|NM|P-LCR^P-LCR| | 31.5^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]AB[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|18|NM|PCT^PCT| | 0.24^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]BC[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|19|NM|NEUT#^NEUT#| | 3.33^|10^3/[B5h]l| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]CE[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7OBX|20|NM|NEUT%^NEUT%| | 56.7^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]B7[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|21|NM|IG%ÎG%| | 0.0^| | | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]F2[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|22|NM|IG#ÎG#| | 0.00^| | | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]20[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2OBX|23|NM|LYMPH#^LYMPH#| | 2.03^|10^3/[B5h]l| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]5D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3OBX|24|NM|LYMPH%^LYMPH%| | 34.5^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]4D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4OBX|25|NM|MONO#^MONO#| | 0.32^|10^3/[B5h]l| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]BF[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5OBX|26|NM|MONO%^MONO%| | 5.4^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]7C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6OBX|27|NM|EO#ÊO#| | 0.16^|10^3/[B5h]l| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]7B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]

Appendixes
S: [STX]7OBX|28|NM|EO%ÊO%| | 2.8^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS [CR][ETX]37[CR][LF]

R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0OBX|29|NM|BASO#^BASO#| | 0.04^|10^3/[B5h]l| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]96[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1OBX|30|NM|BASO%^BASO%| | 0.6^|%| | | | | F^Manual Send|200510281531| | | | SIS
[CR][ETX]48[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2C|1| | @DIF-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]F6[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3C|2| | @WBC-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]01[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4C|3| | @IMI-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]06[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5C|4| | @RET-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]14[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6C|5| | @PLT-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]1B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7C|6| | @REX-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]1C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0C|7| | @NRB-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]09[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1C|8| | @DRB-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]01[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2C|9| | @DPL-2005_10_28_15_31_44_00000001.BMP[CR][ETX]0B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3L|1| | 1|43[CR][ETX]48[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [EOT]
Example of graphic-files in the explorer.


Appendixes
5.2.6 Quality Control log files
There are two methods to send a quality control results from

the analyzer to the host.
Method 1: One method is that the user is sending the quality control out
of the IPU’s sample explorer. In this case the sample will get
the lot number of the actual QC as sample number.
E.g.: QC-51470801
For each parameter the analyzer-id and the measurement-
mode is transmitted, too.
S: [ENQ]
R: [ACK]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|1|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|WBC|2.27| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]C8[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|2|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|RBC|2.30| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]BF[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|3|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|HGB|6.0| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]8C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|4|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|HCT|17.6| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]D4[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|5|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|MCV|76.5| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]E1[CR][LF] | | |
| R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|16|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|MONO#|0.24| | |
20050627153202|[CR][ETX]78[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|17|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|EO#|0.17| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]D7[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|18|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|BASO#|1.38| | |
20050627153202|[CR][ETX]6E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|19|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|IG%|10.1| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]D3[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|20|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|IG#|0.23| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]CD[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|21|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|NRBC%|100.0| | | 20050627153202 |[CR][ETX]92
[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|22|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|NRBC#|2.38| | | 20050627153202 |[CR][ETX]6E
[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|23|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|RDW-SD|42.7| | | 20050627153202 |[CR][ETX]D1[CR]
[LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|24|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|RDW-CV|15.3| | | 20050627153202 |[CR][ETX]D1
[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|25|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|PDW|9.1| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]DC[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|26|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|MPV|9.8| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]ED[CR][LF]
S: [STX]4S|27|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|P-LCR|19.6| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]89[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
R: [ACK]

Appendixes
S: [STX]5S|28|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|PCT|0.05| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]09[CR][LF]

R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|29|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|RET%|6.92| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]40[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|30|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|RET#|0.1592| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]97[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|31|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|IRF|36.6| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]02[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|32|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|LFR|63.4| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]05[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|33|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|MFR|29.7| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]0D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|34|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|HFR|6.9| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]D7[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|35|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|RET-HE|20.7| | |
20050627153202|[CR][ETX]C8[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|36|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|IPF|22.2| | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]01[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|37|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|H_R[ACK]| | | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]28[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|38|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|H_TUBE| | | | 20050627153202|[CR][ETX]39[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|39|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|H_INID|A2424| | |
20050627153202|[CR][ETX]34[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|40|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | QC-51470801|H_INST|XE-2100| | |
20050627153202|[CR][ETX]C7[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2L|1| | 0|42[CR][ETX]45[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [EOT]

Appendixes
Method 2: Another method consists that the user will send the quality by
using the QC-Charts of the analyzer. In this case the file
number of the charts will be used as sample number.
E.g.: 11 for the file no. 11
S: [ENQ]
R: [ACK]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|1|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|WBC|2.27| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]54[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|2|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RBC|2.30| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]4B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|3|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|HGB|6.0| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]18[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|4|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|HCT|17.6| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]60[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|5|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MCV|76.5| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]6D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|6|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MCH|26.1| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]58[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|7|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MCHC|34.1| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]94[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|8|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|PLT|54| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]0E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|9|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|NEUT%|44.9| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]E7[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|10|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|LYMPH%|37.0| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]57[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|11|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MONO%|10.6| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]05[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|12|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|EO%|7.5| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]37[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|13|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|BASO%|60.8| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]FC[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|14|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|NEUT#|1.02| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]08[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|15|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|LYMPH#|0.84| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]59[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|16|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MONO#|0.24| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]04[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|17|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|EO#|0.17| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]63[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|18|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|BASO#|1.38| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]FA[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|19|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IG%|10.1| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]5F[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|20|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IG#|0.23| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]59[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|21|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|NRBC%|100.0| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]1E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|22|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|NRBC#|2.38| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]FA[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|23|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RDW-SD|42.7| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]5D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|24|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RDW-CV|15.3| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]5D[CR][LF]

Appendixes
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|25|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|PDW|9.1| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]68[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|26|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MPV|9.8| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]79[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|27|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|P-LCR|19.6| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]15[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|28|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|PCT|0.05| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]95[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|29|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RET%|6.92| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]CC[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
RS: [STX]7S|30|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RET#|0.1592| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]23[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|31|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IRF|36.6| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]8E[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|32|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|LFR|63.4| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]91[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|33|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|MFR|29.7| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]99[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|34|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|HFR|6.9| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]63[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|35|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RET-HE|20.7| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]54[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|36|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IPF|22.2| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]8D[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|37|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|BASO-X|112.4| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]8C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|38|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|BASO-Y|123.6| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]93[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|39|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|DIFF-X|152.8| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]84[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|40|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|DIFF-Y|62.5| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]4B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|41|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|NRBC-X|197.5| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]91[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|42|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|NRBC-Y|131.7| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]8A[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|43|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IMI#|1182| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]B5[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|44|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IMI-DC|503.9| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]7B[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6S|45|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|IMI-RF|164.1| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]89[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]7S|46|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RBC-O|2.21| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]03[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]0S|47|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|PLT-O|66| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]BF[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]1S|48|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|RBC-Y|152.5| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]41[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]2S|49|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|H_R[ACK]| | | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]B3[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]3S|50|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|H_TUBE| | | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]BB[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]4S|51|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|H_INID|A2424| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]BE[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [STX]5S|52|Manual|A2424| | | QC| | | | 11|H_INST|XE-2100| | | 20050627153207|[CR][ETX]5A[CR][LF]

R: [ACK]
S: [STX]6L|1| | 0|54[CR][ETX]4C[CR][LF]
R: [ACK]
S: [EOT]

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5.3 Appendix C: host codes

5.3.1 Haematology section
Haematology Code Parameter name

WBC Number of all leukocytes
CBC
RBC Number of all erythrocytes
HGB Hemoglobin concentration
HCT Hematocrit value: Erythrocytes ratio of total blood volume
MCH Mean erythrocyte volume in total sample
MCHC Mean hemoglobin volume per RBC
MCV Mean hemoglobin concentration of erythrocytes
PLT Number of all platelets
RDW-CV Calculated distribution width of erythrocytes, coefficient of variation
RDW-SD Calculated distribution width of erythrocytes, standard deviation
P-LCR Platelet- Large Cell Ratio
PCT Plateletcrit
PDW Calculated distribution width of platelets
MPV Mean platelet volume
PLT-INFO1 Info which indicated if the PLT value was corrected by RET channel
WBC-INFO2 Info which indicated if WBC value was corrected by NRBC count
NEUT# Neutrophil Count
DIFF
NEUT% Neutrophil Percent
LYMPH# Lymphocyte Count
LYMPH% Lymphocyte Percent
MONO# Monocyte Count
MONO% Monocyte Percent
EO# Eosinophil Count
EO% Eosinophil Percent
BASO# Basophil Count
BASO% Basophil Percent
NEUT-GI Neutrophil Granulation Intensity
NEUT-RI Neutrophil Reactivity Intensity
RE-LYMP# Reactive Lymphocyte Count
RE-LYMP% Reactive Lymphocyte Percent
AS-LYMP# Antibody Synthesising Lymphocyte Count
AS-LYMP% Antibody Synthesising Lymphocyte Percent
RBC-He RBC Hemoglobin equivalent
Delta-He Delta-He is derived from the difference between (RET-He) - (RBC-He)
HYPO-HE
HYPER-HE
MicroR
MacroR

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DIFF IG# 3 Immature granulocytes in #
3
IG% Immature granulocytes in %
4
HPC# Hematopoietic Progenitor Cell Count
4
HPC% Hematopoietic Progenitor Cell Percent
RET# Reticulocyte Count
RET
RET% Reticulocyte Percent
5
RET-HE Reticulocyte Hemoglobin Equivalent
LFR Low Fluorescence Ratio
MFR Middle Fluorescence Ratio
HFR High Fluorescence Ratio
IRF Immature Reticulocyte Fraction
IPF 5 Immature Platelet Fraction
PLT-F IPF# Immature Platelet Fraction Count
NRBC NRBC#6 Nucleated RBC Count
NRBC%6 Nucleated RBC Percent
7
BF (Bodyfluid) MN# Mononuclear Cell Count
MN%7 Mononuclear Cell Percent
7
PMN# Polymorphonuclear Cell Count
7
PMN% Polymorphonuclear Cell Count
WBC-BF7 WBC Body Fluid
RBC-BF7 RBC Body Fluid
TC-BF#7 Total cell count body fluid
1 If result “0” means not corrected, if result “1” = corrected
2
If result “0” means not corrected, if result “1” = corrected
3 Output analysis results when either NEUT# or NEUT% is ordered
4
Output analysis results when analyzed in the HPC mode
5 Analysis results with X-Class in RET channel and with XN-Series in PLT-F channel
6
Classed as research parameter with XN-L Series
7
Output analysis results when analyzed in the Body Fluid mode

1
Research NRBC#
parameter NRBC%1
WBC-B
WBC-D
NEUT%_RESEARCH
LYMPH%_RESEARC
MONO%_RESEARCH
EO%_RESEARCH
BASO%_RESEARCH
NEUT#_RESEARCH
LYMPH#_RESEARCH
MONO#_RESEARCH
EO#_RESEARCH
BASO#_RESEARCH
IG%_RESEARCH

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IG#_RESEARCH
Research RBC-BF_RESEARCH
parameter BASO-X
BASO-Y
DIFF-X
DIFF-Y
NRBC-X
NRBC-Y
IMI#
IMI-DC
IMI-RF
RBC-O
PLT-O
RBC-X
RBC-Y
d-RBC
d-PLT
Dw/X
Dw/Y
NEUT#&
NEUT%&
LYMPH#&
LYMPH%&
HFLC#
HFLC%
AREA#
AREA%
NRBC+W
NEUT-X
NEUT-Y
PLT-I
HF-BF#
HF-BF%
TC-BF#2
FRC#
FRC%
IRF-Y
LSCRBC
HSCRBC
HYPOHE
HYPRHE
MICROR
MACROR
H-IPF
IPF#
PLT-X
RBC-HE
D-HE
RET-Y
RPI
EO-BF#
EO-BF%

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TC-PMN%*
Research TC-MN%*
parameter TC-EO%*
TC-HF%*
TNC-D
BA-D#
BA-D%
NE-SSC
NE-SFL
NE-FSC
LY-X
LY-Y
LY-Z
MO-X
MO-Y
MO-Z
NE-WX
NE-WY
NE-WZ
AS-LYMP%L
RE-LYMP%L
LY-WX
LY-WY
LY-WZ
MO-WX
MO-WY
MO-WZ
WBC-D
RBC-He
D-He (Delta-He)
UPP(RET)
TNC(RET)
WBC-P
TNC-P
AREA1#(PLTF)
NE-BF#
NE-BF%
LY-BF#
LY-BF%
MO-BF#
MO-BF%
RBC-BF(Research)
HGB-O
DELTA-HGB
MCHC-O
PLT-F2
HPC%
LYMPH%_RESEARCH
WBC(HSA)
RBC(HSA)
RBC-I(HSA)
RBC-O(HSA)

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NEUT#(HSA)
Research LYMPH#(HSA)
parameter MONO#(HSA)
EO#(HSA)
NEUT%(HSA)
LYMPH%(HSA)
MONO%(HSA)
EO%(HSA)
MN#(HSA)
PMN#(HSA)
HF#(HSA)
MN%(HSA)
PMN%(HSA)
HF%(HSA)
TC#(HSA)
Service WNR-X
parameter WNR-Y
WNR-Z
WNR-WX
WNR-WY
NRBC-1#
NRBC-2#
NRBC-1%
NRBC-2%
HGB-BLANK
HGB-SAMPLE
R-MFV
S-RBC
S-MCV
L-RBC
L-MCV
P-MFV
WDF-X
WDF-Y
WDF-Z
WDF-WX
WDF-WY
WBC-FX(WDF)
DLT-WBCD
RBC-X
RET-X
RBC-Z
RBC-WX
RBC-WY
DLT-RBC
DLT-PLTO
Unclassified(RET)
UNCLASSIFIED
WPC-X
WPC-Y
WPC-Z
DLT-WBCP

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AREA1#(WPC)
Service AREA2#(WPC)
parameter AREA3#(WPC)
WPC-GR#
WPC-LY#
WPC-MO#
WPC-LY2#
WPC-SC#
WPC-FL-H1#
WPC-FL-H2#
WPC-FL-H3#
WPC-FL-L1#
WPC-LC1#
WPC-LC2#
WPC-GR-X
WPC-GR-Y
WPC-GR-Z
WPC-LY-X
WPC-LY-Y
WPC-LY-Z
WPC-MO-X
WPC-MO-Y
WPC-MO-Z
WPC-LY2-X
WPC-LY2-Z
WPC-SC-X
WPC-SC-Z
PLTF-X
PLTF-Y
PLTF-Z
RBC-X(PLTF)
RBC-Y(PLTF)
RBC-Z(PLTF)
RBC-WX(PLTF)
RBC-WY(PLTF)
DLT-PLTF
RBC-BF-I
RBC-BF-O
LY-BF1#
LY-BF2#
MO-BF1#
MO-BF2#
MO-BF3#
HF-BF1#
HF-BF2#
LY-BF1%
LY-BF2%
MO-BF1%
MO-BF2%
MO-BF3%
HF-BF1%
HF-BF2%

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HGB_NONSI2
Service LY-BF1#
parameter LY-BF2#
MO-BF1#
MO-BF2#
MO-BF3#
HF-BF1#
HF-BF2#
LY-BF1%
LY-BF2%
MO-BF1%
MO-BF2%
MO-BF3%
HF-BF1%
HF-BF2%
WPC-GR-X
WPC-GR-Y
WPC-GR-Z
WPC-LY-X
WPC-LY-Y
WPC-LY-Z
WPC-MO-X
WPC-MO-Y
WPC-MO-Z
WPC-LY2-X
WPC-LY2-Z
WPC-SC-X
WPC-SC-Z
WPC-GR#
WPC-LY#
WPC-MO#
WPC-LY2#
WPC-SC#
WPC-FL-H1#
WPC-FL-H2#
WPC-FL-H3#
WPC-FL-L1#
WPC-LC1#
WPC-LC2#
1
Only available with XN-L Series
2 Output analysis results when analyzed in the Body Fluid mode
* Theses research parameters are only available with the WAM solution SIS
Disclaimer Research Parameter + Service Parameter

Parameter defined as “research parameters” (listed at table
above) and “service parameters” and which are obtained from
in vitro examination of specimens derived from the human

body used for the purpose of providing information:
• concerning a physiological or pathological state, or
• concerning a congenital abnormality, or

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• to determine the safety and compatibility with potential

recipients, or
• to monitor therapeutic measures
are not officially intended by SYSMEX to be included in
patient’s reports as “reportable (diagnostic) parameters”.
If the user/licencee of the Sysmex instruments wants to use
these Research Parameter + Service Parameter in official
diagnosis for patients or in patient reports, he may do so, but
before he can use them for this purpose, it is under his own
responsibility to make a full evaluation of data, limitations,
interferences and complete risk management (ISO 14971)
after In-vitro Diagnostic Directive. (IVDD 98/79/EC, Annex VIII)
and its national transpositions in EU member states law.

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5.3.2 Urinanalysis section
Urinanalysis Code Parameter name

RBC Red blood cell
Urinanalysis WBC White blood cell
EC Epithelial cell
BACT Bacteria
Path.Cast (*) Pathological Cast
SRC (*) Small round cell
SPERM (*) Spermatozoa
X’TAL (*) Crystal
MUCUS (*) Mucus
COND. (*) Conductivity (urine conductivity)
COND-Info1 Urinary concentration (urine concentration Information)
RBC-Info 2 RBC-Information (RBC forms Information)
UTI-Info 3 UTI-Information
CAST Cast
YLC (*) Yeast like cell
LA_RBC(*) Large-RBC
S_RBC(*) Small-RBC
NL_RBC#(*) Non-Lysed-RBC#
NL_RBC%(*) Non-Lysed-RBC%
LY_RBC(*) Lysed-RBC
FLAG_REVIEW 4
FLAG_ERROR 5
FLAG_IDERROR 6
SAMPLE_SOURCE7
SAMPLE_COLOR 8
SAMPLE_CLARITY9
TOTAL_SEDch
TOTAL_BACch
1 COND_Info: The result “0” means “not flagged, “1” means “Rank 1”, “2” means “Rank 2”, “3” means “Rank 3”, “4” means
“Rank 4”, “5” means “Rank 5”
2
RBC_Info: The result “0” means “RBC negative”, “1” means “Isomorphic?”, “2” means “Dismorphic?”, “3” means
“Mixed?”
3
UTI_Info: The result of “0” means “not flagged”, “1” means “UTI?”
4
FLAG_REVIEW: The result of “0” means “not flagged”, “1” means “REVIEW”
5
FLAG_ERROR: The result of “0” means “not flagged”, “1” means “Analysis error”
6
FLAG_IDERROR: The result of “0” means “not flagged”, “1” means “ID read error occurred”
7
SAMPLE_SOURCE: The result “0” means “Sample collected optionally, “1” means “Sample collected in the
morning”, “2” means “Sample accumulated during a period of time”, “3” means “Sample collected after
meal”, “4” means “Sample collected through Catheter”, “*” means “Uncertain sample”
8 SAMPLE_COLOR: The result “0” means “water-white”, “1” means “light yellow brown”, “2” means “brown”,
“3” means “yellow brown”, “4” means “orange”, “5” means “red”, “6” means “dark brown”, “7” means “green” ,
“8” means “blue”, “9” means “milky white”, “*” means “Uncertain”
9 SAMPLE_CLARITY: The result “0” means “clear”, “1” means “slight hazy”, “2” means “hazy”, “3” means
“slightly cloudy”, “4” means “cloudy”, “*” means “Uncertain”

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(*) Research Parameter Disclaimer

Parameter marked as (*) (research parameters) and which are obtained from in vitro examination of
specimens derived from the human body used for the purpose of providing information:
• to determine the safety and compatibility with potential recipients, or
are not officially intended by SYSMEX to be included in patient's reports as "reportable (diagnostic)
parameters".
If the user/licencee of the Sysmex instruments wants to use these Research Parameter +
Service Parameter in official diagnosis for patients or in patient reports, he may do so, but
before he can use them for this purpose, it is under his own responsibility to make a full
evaluation of data, limitations, interferences and complete risk management (ISO 14971) after
In-vitro Diagnostic Directive (IVDD 98/79/EC, Annex VIII) and its national transpositions in EU
member states law

10
FLAG_RBC
10
FLAG_WBC
10
FLAG_EC
10
FLAG_CAST
10
FLAG_BACT
10
FLAG_PATCAST
10
FLAG_SRC
10
FLAG_SPERM
10
FLAG_YLC
10
FLAG_MUCUS
10
FLAG_XTAL
10
FLAG_COND

S_FSC
Extra QC-Data S_FSCW
S_FLH
S_FLL
S_FLLW
S_SSC
B_FSC
B_FSCW
B_FLH
10 FLAG_RBC, FLAG_WBC, FLAG_EC, FLAG_CAST, FLAG_BACT, FLAG_PATCAST, FLAG_SRC, FLAG_SPERM,
FLAG_YLC, FLAG_MUCUS, FLAG_XTAL, FLAG_COND: The result of “ ” means “not flagged”, “+” means “REVIEW”, “*”
means “Low Reliability”

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5.3.2.1 UF500i/1000i upgrade KITs Host codes
The UF series (UF-500i or UF-1000i) can be installed with the

optional additional values which can be: UPGRADE KIT I (BF)
and/or UPGRADE KIT II (DP) and/or UPGRADE KIT III (BACT
INFO).
Please contact your Sysmex representative to get informed
about the type(s) of installed option(s).
A. Upgrade KIT I (BF) With the UF500i/1000i UPGRADE KIT I (BF) following new
body fluid parameters are available:
Diagnostic Research Service
Test code
parameter parameter parameter
BF_RBC x
BF_WBC x
BF_TNC x
BF_LC x
BF_VOL_SED x
BF_VOL_BAC x
BF_RAW_SED x
BF_RAW_BAC x
BF_TOTAL_SED x
BF_TOTAL_BAC x
BF_FLAG_REVIEW (1) x
BF_FLAG_ERROR (2) x
(3) x
BF_FLAG_IDERROR
(1) BF_ FLAG_REVIEW: The result of "0" means "not flagged", "1" means
"REVIEW"
(2) BF_FLAG_ERROR: The result of "0" means "not flagged", "1" means "Analysis
error"
(3) BF_FLAG_IDERROR: The result of "0" means "not flagged", "1" means "ID read
error occurred"
B. Upgrade KIT II (DP) With the UF series UPGRADE KIT II following new diagnostic
parameters are available:
Test code Description
NL_RBC Non lysed RBC #

LARGE_EC Large Epithelial Cells
SMALL_EC (1) Small Epithelial Cells
(2)
XTALd Crystals
COND.d Conductivity
(1) (2)
SMALL_EC can be resulted as follow: XTALd can be resulted as follow:
1: 0 - 1.5 /HPF 1: 0 - 1 /HPF
2: 1.6 - 3.0 /HPF 2: 1 - 5 /HPF

3: 3.1 - 5.0 /HPF 3: 6 - 10 /HPF
4: > 5.0 /HPF 4: 11 - 15 /HPF
5: > 15 /HPF

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C. Upgrade KIT III With the UF series UPGRADE KIT III following new flag is
(BACT INFO) available:
Test code Description
BACT-Info (*) Bact Info
(*) can be resulted as follow:

0 = No judgement
1 = Rods?
2 = Cocci/Mixed?
Disclaimer Research + Service Parameter

Parameter classified as “research parameters” or “service
parameters” and which are obtained from in vitro examination
of specimens derived from the human body used for the
purpose of providing information:
• to determine the safety and compatibility with potential
recipients, or
are not officially intended by SYSMEX to be included in
patient’s reports as “reportable (diagnostic) parameters”.
If the user/licencee of the Sysmex instruments wants to use
these Research Parameter + Service Parameter in official
diagnosis for patients or in patient reports, he may do so, but
before he can use them for this purpose, it is under his own
responsibility to make a full evaluation of data, limitations,
interferences and complete risk management (ISO 14971)
after In-vitro Diagnostic Directive. (IVDD 98/79/EC, Annex VIII)
and its national transpositions in EU member states law.

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5.3.2.2 UX-2000 host codes
The UX-2000 contains out of 3 devices: CHM (Clinical

Chemistry), FCM (Flow Cytometry) and CHK (Cross Check).
The FCM parameters are detailed at the chapter 5.3.2.
The CHM parameters are detailed below at point A.
The CHK parameters are detailed below at point B.
A. CHM host codes The list below details the different CHM diagnostic parameter
codes available from the CHM device.
Please contact the Sysmex representative for the selected
CHM parameter codes.
Parameter The CHM has 2 types of output formats:
Parameter name
code Output format type 1 Output format type 2
GLU Glucose a. Qualitative value b. Qualitative value
GLUr c. Semi-quantitative value d. Reflectivity value
PRO Protein Idem as a. Idem as b.
PROr Idem as c. Idem as d.
BLD Blood Idem as a. Idem as b.
BLDr Idem as c. Idem as d.
BIL Bilibin Idem as a. Idem as b.
BILr Idem as c. Idem as d.
URO Urobilinogen Idem as a. Idem as b.
UROr Idem as c. Idem as d.
KET Keton body Idem as a. Idem as b.
KETr Idem as c. Idem as d.
PH pH --- ---
PHr Idem as c. Idem as d.
NIT Nitrite salt Idem as a. Idem as b.
NITr --- Idem as d.
LEU WBC Idem as a. Idem as b.
LEUr Idem as c. Idem as d.
ALB Microalbumin --- ----
ALBr Idem as c. Idem as d.
CRE Creatinin --- ---
CREr Idem as c. Idem as d.
A/C Microalbumin – Creatinin Ratio Idem as a. Idem as b.
A/Cr Idem as c. Quantitative
P/C Protein – Creatinine Ratio Idem as a. Idem as b.
P/Cr Idem as c. Quantitative
S.G Specific Graviity --- ---
S.G.r Quantitative Quantitative

TURB Turbidity Idem as a. Idem as b.
TURBr --- Quantitative
COLOR Color --- ---
COLORr Idem as c. Idem as d.

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B. CrossCheck In case that the UX-2000 is configured to output CrossCheck

host codes results following flag will be sent via SUIT.
Please contact the Sysmex representative for the selected
CHM result output format.
Parameter Possible flag
Description
code result in OBX-9
In case CrossCheck 1 is set &
triggered at UX-2000 this parameter
CrossCheck1 > will be resulted by “>” which
represents a positive CrossCheck for
CrossCheck 1
CrossCheck2 idem
CrossCheck3 idem
CrossCheck4 idem
CrossCheck5 idem
CrossCheck6 idem
CrossCheck7 idem
CrossCheck8 idem
CrossCheck9 idem
CrossCheck10 idem
C. UX-2000 order pro- The UX-2000 is foreseen with order profiles.

files management Please refer the table below which details the 3 existing order
profiles:
UX-2000
Profile code
CHM order? FCM order?
Sediment No Yes
Basic (*) Yes No
Special (*) Yes No
Depending on the ordered Depending on the test code
Single test code test code i.e. in case of a i.e. in case of a FCM test
CHM test code  Yes code  Yes
(*) A configuration setting at SUIT UX SW allows to map the order profile to the
correspondent UX-2000 test strip feeder.
In case the LIS orders "single / multiple" parameter instead of

the above listed order profile(s), UX-2000 reacts as follow
depending on the ordered parameter(s):
Order mapping to
Single CHM parameter the appropriate CHM
test strip Feeder
In case the LIS order contains single CHM Feeder 1 or Feeder 2
parameter(s) except “Creatinin (CRE)” &
“Microalbumin (ALB)” parameter, this will be
identify as an order for: Meditape II 9U
parameter(s) with “Creatinin (CRE)” parameter,

this will be identify as an order for: Meditape II 10U

parameter(s) with “Creatinin (CRE)” &
“Microalbumin (ALB)” SUIT UX identifies this as an
order for: Meditape II 10K

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5.3.3 Coagulation section
Due to the fact that the profile codes as well as the related test
names from the coagulation analyzers are customizable we
recommend you to contact the site where the analyzer will be
installed for the exact test codes and test names.
However please find below a table with the different test code
and test name which are the default manufacturer settings.
As mention these codes can be customized
5.3.4 Sample tracking information
General Code Parameter name

H_TUBE Haematology Tube position in the rack
Sampletracking H_RACK Haematology Rack identification
H_INST Haematology Instrument name
H_INID Haematology Instrument ID
C_TUBE Coagulation Tube position in the rack
C_RACK Coagulation Rack identification
C_INST Coagulation Instrument name
C_INID Coagulation Instrument ID
U_TUBE Urinalysis Tube position in the rack
U_RACK Urinalysis Rack identification
U_INST Urinalysis Instrument name
U_INID Urinalysis Instrument ID

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5.4 Appendix D: Interpretation-Flags (IP Flags)

If there is a work area-manager connected to LIS all flags can
be customized and will not follow this table!
If a single analyzer is directly connected to LIS, these flags will
be in use. The UF-1000i/UF-500i is also able to transmit up to
8 customizable additional flags.
XN-L-Series
XN-Series
UF-Series
XE-2100D
XE-2100L
XS-1000i
Flagname
XT-2000i
XT-1800i
XT-4000i
UX-2000
XE-2100
XE-5000
XS-800i
(IP messages)
WBC_Abn_Scattergram • • • • • • • • •
NRBC_Abn_Scattergram • • •
Neutropenia • • • • • • • • • •
Neutrophilia • • • • • • • • • •
Lymphopenia • • • • • • • • • •
Lymphocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Leukocytopenia • • • • • • • • • •
Leukocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Monocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Eosinophilia • • • • • • • • • •
Basophilia • • • • • • • • • •
NRBC_Present • • • •
IG_Present • • • •1 • • • •
RBC_Abn_Distribution • • • • • • • • • •
Dimorphic_Population • • • • • • • • • •
Anisocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Microcytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Macrocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Hypochromia • • • • • • • • • •
Anemia • • • • • • • • • •
Erythrocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
RET_Abn_Scattergram • • • • • •
Reticulocytosis • • • • • •
PLT_Abn_Scattergram • • • • • •
PLT_Abn_Distribution • • • • • • • • • •
Thrombocytopenia • • • • • • • • • •
Thrombocytosis • • • • • • • • • •
Blasts? • • • • • • • • •
Immature_Gran? • • • • • • • •
NRBC? • • • • • • • • •
Left_Shift? • • • • • • • • • •
Atypical_Lympho? • • • • • • • • • •
RBC_Lyse_Resistance? • • • • • • •
Abn_Lympho/L-Blasts? • • •
Abn_Lympho/Blasts? • • • • •
Blasts/Abn_Lympho? • •
Abn_Lympho? • •
RBC_Agglutination? • • • • • • • • • •
Turbidity/HGB_Interference? • • • • • • • • • •
Iron_Deficiency? • • • • • • • • • •
HGB_Defect? • • • • • • • • • •

Appendixes
XN-L-Series
XN-Series
UF-Series
XE-2100D
XE-2100L
XS-1000i
Flagname
XT-2000i
XT-1800i
XT-4000i
UX-2000
XE-2100
XE-5000
XS-800i
(IP messages)
Fragments? • • • • • • • • • •
PLT_Clumps? • • • • • • • • • •
PLT_Clumps(S)? • • • • • • • •
Giant_Platelet? •
pRBC? • •
pRBC?(R) • •
iRBC? • •
iRBC?(R) • •
Debris_High •
Discr_Error_RBC/XTAL •
Discr_Error_RBC/BACT •
Discr_Error_RBC/YLC •
Urine_Conductivity_abnormal •
Carry_Over? •
1Only available with the IG Master software
5.4.1 Action & Error Messages and positive flagging information
XN-L-Series
XN-Series
XE-2100D
XE-2100L
XS-1000i
XT-2000i
XT-1800i
XT-4000i
XE-2100
XE-5000
XS-800i
Flagname
Action_MESSAGE_RET • • • •
Action_MESSAGE_NRBC • • •
Action_MESSAGE_Delta • • • • • • • •
Action_MESSAGE_DIFF • • • • • • • •
Positive_Diff • • • • • • • • • •
Positive_Morph • • • • • • • • • •
Positive_Count • • • • • • • • • •
Error_Func • • • • • • • • • •
Error_Result • • • • • • • • • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_Delta • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_DELTA_WBC • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_DELTA_HGB • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_DELTA_MCV • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_DELTA_PLT • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_WBC •
ACTION_MESSAGE_RBC • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_Review_PLT • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_PLT • •
ACTION_MESSAGE_Sample_Mixing
_Failure?
•
ACTION_MESSAGE_Suspect_Sample •
ACTION_MESSAGE_Aged_Sample? •

Appendixes
5.5 Appendix E: Optional specification of OBR-3 management

To be compatible to some installations of SIS/PC-DPS it’s
possible to use this specification for the OBR-3 / OBR-4, too.

Appendixes
5.6 Appendix F: Case Manager

Please contact your local Sysmex representative if the Case
Manager (CM) is used or not.
5.6.1 Case Manager specific test codes & test names

Please find below the details of the test codes with its test
names that the Case Manger could send in the OBX-4
segment.
Test code Test name

Case_Manager_A Case_Manager_A
Case_Manager_B Case_Manager_B
Case_Manager_C Case_Manager_C
Case_Manager_D Case_Manager_D
Case_Manager_E Case_Manager_E
Case_Manager_F Case_Manager_F
Case_Manager_G Case_Manager_G
Case_Manager_H Case_Manager_H
Case_Manager_I Case_Manager_I
Case_Manager_J Case_Manager_J
Case_Manager_K Case_Manager_K
Case_Manager_L Case_Manager_L
Case_Manager_M Case_Manager_M
Case_Manager_N Case_Manager_N
Case_Manager_O Case_Manager_O
Case_Manager_P Case_Manager_P
Case_Manager_Q Case_Manager_Q
Case_Manager_R Case_Manager_R
Case_Manager_S Case_Manager_S
Case_Manager_T Case_Manager_T August 2016 - Version 12.0

Appendixes
5.6.2 Case Manager Results
Please find below the details (refer “Description” column) of

the test result that the Case Manger could send in the OBX-6
segment.
Each description is identified by a code for internal
management i.e. this code is not sent to the host
Case No. Description
1 1: Suspicion of Microangiopathic Haemolytic Disease as cause of thrombocytopenia?
2 2: Suspicion of HELLP syndrome?
3 3: Suspicion of Autoimmune Thrombocytopenia?
4 4: Suspicion of platelet transfusion requirement due to suppressed thrombopoiesis?
5 5: Suspicion of Malaria associated Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation?
6 6: Suspicion of Essential Thrombocythaemia?
7 7: Suspicion of Thalassaemia Minor as cause of microcytic hypochromic anaemia?
8 8: Suspicion of Megaloblastic Anaemia?
9 9: Suspicion of imminent platelet count recovery post bone marrow suppression?
10 10: Suspicion of Polycythaemia vera as cause of extreme thrombocytosis?
11 11: Suspicion of iron deficient Polycythaemia vera as cause of thrombocytosis?
12 12: Suspicion of Iron deficiency as the cause of microcytic hypochromic anaemia?
13 13: Suspicion of Polycythaemia vera as the cause of erythrocytosis?
14 14: Suspicion of reactive erythrocytosis?
15 15: Suspicion of Thalassaemia Intermedia?
16 16: Suspicion of immune mediated intravascular haemolysis as cause of anaemia?
17 17: Suspicion of immune mediated extravascular haemolysis as cause of anaemia?
18 18: Suspicion of intravascular haemolytic anaemia due to microangiopathy (MAHA)
19 19: Suspicion of Thalassaemia Intermedia with marked haemolysis?
20 20: Suspicion for extravascular haemolysis due to hereditary spherocytosis?
21 21: Suspicion of Myelodysplastic Syndrome - Refractory Anaemia with Excess Blasts?
22 22: Suspicion of Myelodysplastic Syndrome as cause of anaemia ?
23 23: Suspicion of Acute Erythroleukaemia?
24 24: Suspicion of Myelodysplastic Syndrome as cause of pancytopenia?
25 25: Suspicion of Chronic Myelomonocytic Leukaemia despite absence of dysplasia?
26 26: Suspicion of Chronic Myelomonocytic Leukaemia ?
27 27: Suspicion of Atypical Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (with dysplasia)?

Appendixes
5.6.3 Log file example
Please find below some log file examples of Case Manger

transaction:
H|^~\&|||||||||||A.2|201002181450
P|1|001|||FirstName^LastName||19200808|M||||||||0.0|0.0||||||||Înternal|||||||20100218
OBR|1||12345| CASE_MANAGER_A^CASE_MANAGER_A||||||||||201002181450|||||||||||||
OBX|1|NM|h_rack^RACK||||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|2|NM|h_tube^TUBE||||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|3|ST|h_instÎnst.||11001||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|4|ST|h_inIDÂnalyzer||XE-5000||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|5|ST|CASE_MANAGER_A^CASE_MANAGER_A||1: Suspicion of Microangiopathic Haemolytic
Disease as cause of thrombocytopenia?||||||F|201002181450||||
L|1||1|9
H|^~\&|||||||||||A.2|201002181450
P|1|002|||FirstName^LastName||19200808|M||||||||0.0|0.0||||||||Înternal|||||||20100218
OBR|1||23456|CASE_MANAGER_A^CASE_MANAGER_A~
CASE_MANAGER_B^CASE_MANAGER_B~CASE_MANAGER_C^CASE_MANAGER_C||||||||||20100218145
0|||||||||||||
OBX|1|NM|h_rack^RACK||||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|2|NM|h_tube^TUBE||||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|3|ST|h_instÎnst.||11001||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|4|ST|h_inIDÂnalyzer||XE-5000||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|5|ST|CASE_MANAGER_A^CASE_MANAGER_A||1: Suspicion of Microangiopathic Haemolytic
Disease as cause of thrombocytopenia?||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|6|ST|CASE_MANAGER_B^CASE_MANAGER_B||2: Suspicion of HELLP
syndrome?||||||F|201002181450||||
OBX|0|ST|CASE_MANAGER_C^CASE_MANAGER_C||27: Suspicion of Atypical Chronic Myeloid
Leukaemia (with dysplasia)?||||||F|201002181450||||
L|1||1|11

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Sysmex Universal Interface

Status Release version

refer chapter 5.1.1, 5.1.2

Sysmex - Universal Interface SUIT

– Update chapter 5.4.1 Action & Error and positive flagging

Sysmex - Universal Interface SUIT

August 2016 - Version 12.0

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5.3 Appendix C: host codes ................................................................ 37

Sysmex - Universal Interface SUIT II

(1) Presentation Level

(2) Physical Level and Data Link Level

Please refer the original ASTM documents for the details

Be prepared for both modes and wait for our confirmation

This document consists of 2 main chapters:

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Different analyzer types and WAM solution types

As mentioned different analyzer types and WAM solution types

Haematology Urinalysis Coagulation WAM solution

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(4) Communication Description:

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3.1 Physical Level

3.2 Data Link Level

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3.2.1 Setting Status

Establish a logical communication line to determine the

2. When both sides send [ENQ] ([ENQ] clash), the Slave

[ENQ] 3. (1Sec.) Within 20 Sec.

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3.2.2 Forwarding Status

The Sending side transmits a message to the Receiving side.

Symbol Code Description

1. In Setting Status, the Sending side sets a 15-second timer

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2. In Forwarding Status, the Sending side sets a 15 seconds

Restricted Message Codes

Code Symbol Meaning

3.2.3 End Status

The Sending side sends [EOT] to indicate that all information

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3.3.1 SUIT ← HOST (Test Order)

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3.3.2 SUIT → HOST (Test Results)

– the Patient Comment Record in the Patient Free Comment

3.3.3 SUIT → HOST (Order Inquiry)

SUIT Com. Direction HOST

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3.3.4 SUIT ← HOST (Order Command)

3.3.5 SUIT → HOST (QC Data)

SUIT Com. Direction HOST

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4.1 Message and Record

The Record is a type of Text beginning with ASCII (alphabet

Record Original Reference

The Record can be separated into several fields by separators.