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NEQAS Chem Analyzer Setup Guide

To configure a mid-cycle run for a change in chemistry analyzer, log into your NEQAS account and select the test setup menu. Choose the monthly program and current sample number, then click setup by instrument. Select your new analyzer, Vector Vchem Next, from the dropdown and tick boxes to enroll tests and reagents, changing units if needed. Click save to complete the configuration.

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NEQAS Chem Analyzer Setup Guide

To configure a mid-cycle run for a change in chemistry analyzer, log into your NEQAS account and select the test setup menu. Choose the monthly program and current sample number, then click setup by instrument. Select your new analyzer, Vector Vchem Next, from the dropdown and tick boxes to enroll tests and reagents, changing units if needed. Click save to complete the configuration.

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NEQAS GUIDE

For Change of Chem Analyzer Mid-cycle Run


• Log on your NEQAS account and select the “Configure” Menu on the
top screen. Hover the cursor to the drop down menu and click “Test
Setup”
• Select the program name “Clinical Chemistry (Monthly) Program –
Cycle 21” and the “From sample” number of your current NEQAS run
(for the month of October, it should be sample 4)
• Click “Setup by Instrument” button
• Click the Instrument dropdown box and type or search “Vector Vchem
Next”
• A new pop-up window will appear containing tests and reagent
brands enrolled for Vchem Next
• Tick boxes for your Laboratory’s enrolled tests and its corresponding
Beacon reagent.
• Change the unit of measurement based on what is practiced in the
lab
• Click Save at the bottom of the list

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