HOST SOFTWARE

Table of contents S
1 - Glossary ................................................................................................................................... 2
2- Preamble ................................................................................................................................. 3
3- General set up : LIS/Host parameters ..................................................................................... 3
4- Import ...................................................................................................................................... 7
5- Export ...................................................................................................................................... 8
6- Import / Export : main options ................................................................................................ 9
7- Main files and folder ............................................................................................................. 11
8- Update / New Installation ..................................................................................................... 12
9- Examples and Troubleshooting – Import / Export ................................................................ 13

Appendix 1 : Export – detailled frame for a Protein 6 result......................................................... 15

Appendix 2 : Export – detailled frame for an HbA1c result ........................................................... 18

LATEST UPDATE(s) OF THIS DOCUMENT

(previous revision date : January 12th,2018)

• Update of the pictures for illustration.

• “L.I.S” is replaced “Middleware / L.I.S”
• Additional example of troubleshooting for the Import – PAGE 9
• Examples of detailed frame for the Export – PAGE 13

THIS DOCUMENT DOES NOT REPLACE THE HOST COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL : PHORESIS EXTENDED.
PLEASE REFER TO THE DOCUMENT PHORESIS EXTENDED PROTOCOL FOR FULL INFORMATION.

Applies to S
Phoresis releases 9.20 and above.
HOST releases 6.26 and above.

Required Tool / Items O

NotePad++
Once Phoresis is installed, the installation file of NotePad++ is provided into C:\Program Files (x86)\Phoresis\Capillarys\Firmware_4

Implementation Schedule  Urgent  Next Call  Information Only

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1 - Glossary
• HOST : software in charge of the bidirectional communication with the middleware (or L.I.S, or L.I.M.S).
- obtain the demographic data of the patients into the Phoresis worklist.
Purposes
- communicate the results to the middleware

• Phoresis : software in charge to drive the instruments

(MINICAP, MINICAP FLEX PIERCING, CAPILLARYS 2 FLEX PIERCING, GELSCAN S, CAPILLARYS 3 TERA / OCTA / TLA)

• PostgreSQL : open source object database system. It’s the structure (the format) of the database.
PostgreSQL is in charge to manage the database and its backup.

• LIS : Laboratory Information System.

Also called L.I.M.S (Lab Information Management System) or L.M.S (Lab Management System).

Software in charge of the entire information management system of a laboratory / hospital.

Features included (among others) : workflow and data tracking support, flexible architecture,
and data exchange interfaces

• Middleware :
Software interfacing several systems (software) to a single and central L.I.S

The software HOST can be connected to a middleware or (directly) to the L.I.S.

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2 - Preamble
The HOST is automatically installed when installing Phoresis , but it’s not automatically updated when
updating Phoresis. It can be updated, uninstalled, (re)installed independently of Phoresis.

The HOST software is in direct communication

with the PostgreSQL database.

HOST software cannot be used for other

purpose than Phoresis software.

3 - General set up : LIS/Host parameters

The setup is defined on the following window :

Note : the password is 4644

3.1 - Protocol type

SEBIA is using only one protocol for the communication with an external system.
The protocol used is Phoresis Extended.

Please refer to the Phoresis Extended manual for more details.

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3.2 - Connection method
There are 3 possibilities to connect the HOST to the Middleware (or LIS ) : RS232, or File Transfer (Network), or
TCP/IP

3.2.1 – RS232 connection method

On the PC, the connector port is a COM port (DB9 connector)

Using this connection method, the data are directly exchanged between the Middleware (or LIS )
and the HOST module.

COM port available : COM1, COM2, COM3, or COM4.

No other COM port.

NOTE : COM1 is often used for an instrument connection.

An additional PCI board can be mounted

and installed (drivers) on the PC.

RS232 SET UP COMMENT

DATA BIT 8
STOP BIT 1
DO NOT CHANGE THE DEFAULT SETUP
PARITY NONE
BAUD RATE 9600

TIME OUT 20
DELAYS VALUES COULD BE INCREASED
ANSWER 200

Important : the cable to be used is a DB9 connector.

Simple straight through cable – Standard model
(family Null Modem)

Potentially, one (and only one) adaptor could be used

for the connection to the middleware (or L.I.S) :
DB9 to RJ45, or DB9 to USB or

Never use multiple adaptors

Never use more than one adaptor

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 3.2.2 – File Transfer (Network) connection method

On the PC, the connector port is an ethernet port of a network PCB (RJ45)

PHORESIS with MIDDLEWARE

DATABASE or L.I.S
(HOST)

Using this connection method, the data are exchanged through the network, using shared files

Option : Lock files can be used in order to make sure that the shared files are not read and write at the
same moment by both software. NOTE : if not correctly managed, it could create conflict(s).

Shared Worklist file (often named “[Link]” or “[Link]”) :

This file contains the demographic data of each patient : name, date of birth, concentration, …etc.
It must fulfill a specific size for each field.
For more details, please refer to the manual of the Protocol Phoresis Extended.
This file is saved into a shared folder, on the network. So, folder and files must be reachable and
readable by the Phoresis PC → full local rights on the shared folder.

The Middleware (or LIS ) company is managing this worklist file → create, update, or even erase the file (if necessary).

The HOST module is only reading into this file in order to upload the demographic data into the worklist of Phoresis.

Example of worklist file :

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 Shared Results file (often named “[Link]” or “[Link]”) :

This file contains the result of the analysis of each patient : demographic data, fraction names,
fractions values, comments... etc.
It must fulfill a specific size for each field.
For more details, please refer to the manual of the Protocol Phoresis Extended.
This file is saved into a shared folder, on the network. So, folder and files must be reachable and
readable by the Phoresis PC → full local rights on the shared folder.

The HOST module of Phoresis is managing this result file → create, update, or even erase the file (if necessary).

The Middleware / LIS company is reading the file in order to upload the data into their software.

Example of worklist file (1 sample exported) :

3.2.3 – TCP / IP connection method

The TCP/IP method is similar to the RS-232 method : it runs with MSGx packets (the same packets used in
RS-232), but the communication is faster, and the setting to be used, is different.
For more details, please refer to the manual of the Protocol Phoresis Extended.

Using TCP/IP method, a computer is in listening mode (the LIS computer) and another computer (Phoresis
PC) is asking for patient data (Import) or for sending results (Export).

NETWORK
PHORESIS with MIDDLEWARE
DATABASE or L.I.S
(HOST)

TCP/IP SETUP COMMENT

IP address of the entire path might
REMOTE HOST
middleware / L.I.S not be allowed
default value (55000)
opened port (listening port)
REMOTE PORT can be changed
of the middleware / L.I.S
from 1024 to 65535

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 4 - Import
Once the tubes are analyzed, the worklist of Phoresis display only the ID of the samples
(tube’s barcode labels), without demographic data :

Start up the HOST module and select “Import”

worklist

positions

After refreshing (*), the demographic data of each patient is displayed on the worklist of Phoresis :

(*) : depending of the Phoresis setup, it might be necessary to close and re-open the worklist.

When requesting an Import, the HOST will look into the Middleware / LIS database, searching for :
- an open record (not closed or locked)
- with the exact same ID,
- with the exact same program code (list of program code is setup into Phoresis software)

if one of the criteria is not fulfilled (not respected) then the import will fail  the demographic data is (are) not displayed.

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5 - Export
Once the interpretation of samples is done, start up the HOST

Select “Export” and then indicate the sample numbers (refer to the worklist) to be exported from
HOST (Phoresis ) to the Middleware / LIS

worklist

positions

On the Middleware / LIS software, verify that the desired samples are correctly integrated (received).

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6 - Import / Export : main options
All those options can be modified according to the indications of the customer.
Middleware / LIS company must be aware about changes, modifications or options added in order to
make sure that they are compatible with their software (data correctly managed).

Those modifications are applied for all programs (all techniques).

Some options depend of the connection method :

 Transmit IF Image - Transmit simulated ELP Image - Import Data in Card from the file

“Enable curve transmission” : send the dots of the curve (ASCII characters).
Doing so, the Middleware / LIS software can rebuild the graph of the curves.

“Enable additional field transmission” :

allows to select up to 40 programmable fields + the attached card comment.

1 2

1 Import Mode :
“Query ID” : firstly, the samples are analyzed. Once the analysis are completed, the demographic data of each
patient are imported using the HOST module (reading the Middleware / LIS data).
The Phoresis worklist is updated if the criteria matches.
 this set up is strongly recommended.

“Worklist” : firstly, the demographic data of each patient are imported using the HOST module.
The Phoresis worklist is updated. And only then, the samples are analyzed.

2 “Deleting Worklist File”

During the import of the patients demographic data, HOST module can also update the Middleware / LIS
data.
Available only if the connection method is “File Transfer (Network)”.

3 Options
“Enable transmission in ‘Recall Mode’ ” : allows HOST communication from an earlier date.
Note : Phoresis date must also be set up at this same earlier date.

“Transmit real ID/Barcode for QC samples” :  : the QC name from the control set up table is transmitted
 : the default QC name is transmitted (ex : CONTROLID:N)

“Don’t send record with empty ID” :  : record without barcode ID are not transmitted
 : record without barcode ID can be transmitted

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 EXPORT (RESULTS)
IMPORT (WORKLIST DATA)

It’s possible to use free fields in order to indicate which samples have been Imported and/or Exported.
The indication appears into the Phoresis worklist.
Make sure to select a free field not already used for another purpose. Here, ideally select the free field 1 and 2.

“RealTime – Automatic Import – Automatic Export – Common" :

It’s possible to enable an automatic communication between Phoresis and the Middleware / LIS in order to update
the demographic data (Import the worklist) in real time, and/or export the results in real time.
 “RealTime” option can be applied only for some analysis program (technique).

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7 - Main files and folder
The HOST module, used by Phoresis , is installed into C:\Program Files (x86)\Phoresis\HOST.

The folder “HOST” contains :

▪ “[Link]” : executable file

▪ “[Link]” : set up file
▪ “[Link]” : log of the communication between HOST module and the PostgreSQL database.
▪ “[Link]” : ChangeLogFile. Sump up of the evolutions of each release.

• Folder “LOGS” : log files of the communication between HOST module and the Middleware / LIS .

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8 - Update / New Installation
The current release is displayed on the top side of the HOST window

The HOST module, used by Phoresis , is installed into C:\Program Files (x86)\Phoresis\HOST.

Prior any update of the HOST module, please make a copy of the folder HOST.
The copy could be renamed as “HOST-Previous Rel - [Link]”.

After the update, if needed, to come back to the previous HOST version,
then rename “HOST” as “HOST-new release” and rename “HOST-Previous Rel - [Link]” as “HOST”.

It’s the exact same process for the update and for a new installation :
✓ Close the HOST module and close Phoresis.
✓ Verify the presence of the backup of the folder “HOST”
✓ Unzip the file and execute (icon ) the Update file, or the Installation file :

✓ Once Phoresis, and HOST, are restarted : verify the rel. displayed on the top side of the HOST module

Import the demographic data for a few samples

Once a few daily samples are analyzed &
Export a few results to the Middleware / LIS

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9 - Examples and Troubleshooting – Import / Export
The troubleshooting depends of the connection method used.

• RS232 connection method or TCI/IP method :

Example of frames for the Import – Correct communication :

Since the HOST release 6.00 (and above), the communication between the HOST and the Middleware /
LIS is automatically saved  HOSTTRACE files are saved into C:\Program Files (x86)\Phoresis\HOST\LOGS

The HOSTTRACE files can be opened using NotePad or NotePad++.

In case of issue, compare the log file with the frame described in the protocol Phoresis Extended.
 Each character matters. The size of each field matters.

Example of log file for the Import – Incorrect communication :

Here, the Middleware / LIS is not answering

when HOST request the demographic data
for the ID patient 00000227300136.

➔ Potential causes : Bad setting for the port, or faulty port on the PC, or issue on the LIS side.

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Here, the demographic data of the patient are

not imported from the Middleware / LIS
to the worklist of Phoresis.

➔ Cause : Bad set up of the code program.

They are different between Phoresis (HOST) and the Middleware / L.I.S

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• Network method connection :

Import : it’s necessary to investigate on the file located into the shared folder : “[Link]” (or “[Link]”).
Copy the file “[Link]” (or file “[Link]”) from the shared folder before to request a new Import.

Example of worklist file :

Export : it’s necessary to investigate on the file “[Link]” (or “[Link]”).

To copy this exported file, modify the name of the file into the HOST module.
For example, rename it as “[Link]” (or “[Link]”). Doing so, the Middleware / LIS will not take
into account this new exported file (different file). Only then, request a new Export of a few results.

Once the worklist file is copied, or once the new exported file is created, make sure to come back to the
previous HOST set up.

The HOSTTRACE files can be opened using NotePad or NotePad++.

In case of issue, compare the log file with the frame described in the protocol Phoresis Extended.
 Each character matters. The size of each field matters.

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Appendix 1 : example of Protein(e) patient result exported from Phoresis (HOST) to a Middleware / LIS .

W I N D O W
E D I T
R E S U L T
WORKLIST
S E T U P
H O S T

“Raw” frame exported when sending (Export) one Protein(e) sample, using the network mode :

in this example, an empty character is represented (showed) with the symbol 

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Detailed frame when sending (Export) one Protein(e) sample, using the network mode :

FRAME FIELD DESCRIPTION FIELD SIZE NOTE / COMMENT

J program code 1 alphanumerical character
0025 sample number 4 digits
2005500156 ID number 15 alphanumerical characters
GOUALABRUNO patient name 30 characters
23061956 date of birth 8 digits Default format : DDMMYYYY
F sex 1 digit M = Male F = Female
063 age 3 digits
BIOCHEMESTRY service 20 alphanumerical characters
24022020 sample date 8 characters Default format : DDMMYYYY
07.90 Concentration 5 characters
g/dl units 8 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 1 30 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 2 30 alphanumerical characters
EXPORTOK Free Field 3 30 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 4 30 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 5 30 alphanumerical characters
ADM operator code 3 alphanumerical characters
25022020 working date 8 characters Default format : DDMMYYYY
06 number of fractions for «raw» curve 2 characters Maximum value = 10
Albumin fraction 1 name 10 alphanumerical characters
Alpha1 fraction 2 name 10 alphanumerical characters
Alpha2 fraction 3 name 10 alphanumerical characters
Beta1 fraction 4 name 10 alphanumerical characters
Beta2 fraction 5 name 10 alphanumerical characters
Gamma fraction 6 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 fraction 7 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 fraction 8 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 fraction 9 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 fraction 10 name 10 alphanumerical characters
060.9 fraction 1 value in % 5 digits
003.6 fraction 2 value in % 5 digits
011.7 fraction 3 value in % ( 5 digits
005.3 fraction 4 value in % ( 5 digits
003.8 fraction 5 value in % (size :) 5 digits
014.7 fraction 6 value in % (size : 5 digits) 5 digits
00000 fraction 7 value in % (size : 5 digits) 5 digits
00000 fraction 8 value in % (size : 5 digits) 5 digits
00000 fraction 9 value in % (size : 5 digits) 5 digits
00000 fraction 10 value in % (size : 5 digits) 5 digits
04.81 fraction 1 concentration value 5 digits
00.28 fraction 2 concentration value 5 digits
00.92 fraction 3 concentration value 5 digits
00.42 fraction 4 concentration value 5 digits
00.30 fraction 5 concentration value 5 digits
01.16 fraction 6 concentration value 5 digits
00000 fraction 7 concentration value 5 digits
00000 fraction 8 concentration value 5 digits
00000 fraction 9 concentration value 5 digits
00000 fraction 10 concentration value 5 digits
peak1 Area 1 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 Area 2 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 Area 3 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 Area 4 name 10 alphanumerical characters
003.7 Area 1 value in % 5 digits
00000 Area 2 value in % 5 digits
00000 Area 3 value in % 5 digits
00000 Area 4 value in % 5 digits
00.29 Area 1 concentration value 5 digits
00000 Area 2 concentration value 5 digits
00000 Area 3 concentration value 5 digits
00000 Area 4 concentration value 5 digits
1 Pathological flag 1 digit 0 = Normal 1 = Pathological
01.56 Ratio 1 5 digits Ratio 1 = A/G for Proteins
01.00 Ratio 2 5 digits
Electrophoresis pattern
showing..."blablablabla"

 Main comment 230 alphanumerical characters



0 Reference pattern flag 1 digit 0 = Normal 1 = Reference
0 QC pattern flag 1 digit 0 = Normal sample 1 = QC sample

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 FRAME FIELD DESCRIPTION FIELD SIZE NOTE / COMMENT
0300 Number of dots of the curve 4 digits
A Curve scale flag 1 digit A = Automatic M = Manual
0100 Curve scale factor 4 digits
0050 Start peak 1 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0043 End peak 1 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 Start peak 2 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits Phoresis max peaks = 10
0000 End peak 2 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 Start peak 3 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 End peak 3 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits HOST max peaks = 4
0000 Start peak 4 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 End peak 4 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
800000000000000000000000000
100010001000100010001000200
020002000200030003000500050
006000600060007000800080009
000A000B000C000E000F001200
150019001D002000210020001D0
01A001500120010000E000E000
C000E000E000F00100011001200
120013001400150018001B00210
02A003600450056006A007F0097
00B100CE00EE01110137016401
9801D9022A028D030703A50479
059106F708A00A6E0C4C0E0C0
F640FFF0F9F0E3B0BFA095506
B3047102C801B7011300AC0073
0053004200370030002C0029002
U P

500250024802400240025002700
2A002D0030003300360038003C
00400046004F005A0069007B009
S E T

100A900C000CF00D300C500AD
00900073005B004D00468045004 ASCII characters
70049004B004B004A004800460
H O S T

04500450048004F005800640076
Curve dots Maximum 4800
009100BB00F80146019B01EB02 Refer to the manual of the
2802480243022101E801A6016B0 protocol “Phoresis
137010D00EE00D500C100B000 Extended”
–

A100950089007F0076006E00670
061005C005700530050004F804E
O P T I O N

004E00510054005A0061006A007
40080009100AD00D7010F014B0
1760181016B013D00FB00B1007
C00600052004D804D005000530
05A00640073008800A900D5010
2011F0122011300F100C3009800
7C0071806E007200770080008B0
09600A300B000BD00CB00D700
E500F100FD01090114011E0127
0131013B01460150015A0164016
C0175017B017E017F017E01790
17201660159014901370123010D
00F400DB00C000A20087007000
5B004A003B002E0024001B0014
000F000B0008000500030002000
200010001000100010001000100
010001000100010001000100010
00100018001
| Separator 1 digit
** Indicator (mark) 2 digits Begins the additionnal fields
07:30 Programmable field #1 15 digits Analysis time
1 Programmable field #2 15 digits Capillary position
(40 parameters config)

1 Programmable field #3 15 digits Tube number

HOST set up

18 Programmable field #4 15 digits Rack number

674 Programmable field #5 15 digits Instrument SN
 Programmable field #n 15 digits
 Programmable field #(n+1) 15 digits
 Programmable field #39 15 digits
 Programmable field #40 15 digits
Normal total protein and
increased albumin, increased
Extended comment Alphanumerical characters Max 3000 alphanum. characters
alpha 2 with all other globulin
fractions in the normal range.
ETX = (ASCII) = 03 (Hexa)
ETX or EOT 1 digit
EOT = (ASCII) = 04 (Hexa)

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Appendix 2 : example of HbA1c patient result exported from Phoresis (HOST) to a Middleware / LIS .

WORKLIST
W I N D O W
E D I T
R E S U L T
WORKLIST
S E T U P
H O S T

“Raw” frame exported when sending (Export) an HbA1c sample, using the network mode :

in this example, an empty character is represented (showed) with the symbol 

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 Detailed frame when sending (Export) one HbA1c sample, using the network mode :
FRAME FIELD DESCRIPTION FIELD SIZE NOTE / COMMENT
@ program code 1 alphanumerical character
0316 sample number 4 digits
3016268315 ID number 15 alphanumerical characters
GOUALABRUNO patient name 30 characters
19071943 date of birth 8 digits Default format : DDMMYYYY
M sex 1 digit M = Male F = Female
075 age 3 digits
HAEMATOLOGY service 20 alphanumerical characters
14062019 sample date 8 characters Default format : DDMMYYYY
07.90 Concentration 5 characters
g/dl units 8 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 1 30 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 2 30 alphanumerical characters
EXPORTOK Free Field 3 30 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 4 30 alphanumerical characters
 Free Field 5 30 alphanumerical characters
IC operator code 3 alphanumerical characters
14062019 working date 8 characters Default format : DDMMYYYY
08 number of fractions for «raw» curve 2 characters Maximum value = 10
HbA1c% fraction 1 name 10 alphanumerical characters
OtherHb fraction 2 name 10 alphanumerical characters
HbA0 fraction 3 name 10 alphanumerical characters
HbForva fraction 4 name 10 alphanumerical characters
HbA2 fraction 5 name 10 alphanumerical characters
HbA1c# fraction 6 name 10 alphanumerical characters
If EAG is enable into Phoresis set up.
2eAG fraction 7 name 10 alphanumerical characters
If not, then empty field
 fraction 8 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 fraction 9 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 fraction 10 name 10 alphanumerical characters
006.6 fraction 1 value in % 5 digits
001.9 fraction 2 value in % 5 digits
083.5 fraction 3 value in % 5 digits
006.7 fraction 4 value in % 5 digits
002.0 fraction 5 value in % 5 digits
049.0 fraction 6 value in % 5 digits
If EAG is enable into Phoresis set up.
144.0 fraction 7 value in % 5 digits
If not, then 000.0
000.0 fraction 8 value in % 5 digits
000.0 fraction 9 value in % 5 digits
000.0 fraction 10 value in % 5 digits
000.0 fraction 1 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 2 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 3 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 4 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 5 concentration value 5 digits
Forced to zero for HbA1C
000.0 fraction 6 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 7 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 8 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 9 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 fraction 10 concentration value 5 digits
 Area 1 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 Area 2 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 Area 3 name 10 alphanumerical characters
 Area 4 name 10 alphanumerical characters
000.0 Area 1 value in % 5 digits
000.0 Area 2 value in % 5 digits
Forced to zero for HbA1C
000.0 Area 3 value in % 5 digits
000.0 Area 4 value in % 5 digits
000.0 Area 1 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 Area 2 concentration value 5 digits
Forced to zero for HbA1C
000.0 Area 3 concentration value 5 digits
000.0 Area 4 concentration value 5 digits
0 Pathological flag 1 digit 0 = Normal 1 = Pathological
01.00 Ratio 1 5 digits
01.00 Ratio 2 5 digits
Presence of variant for this patient
showing a
pathology 230 alphanumerical
Main comment
 characters


0 Reference pattern flag 1 digit 0 = Normal 1 = Reference
0 QC pattern flag 1 digit 0 = Normal sample 1 = QC sample

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 FRAME FIELD DESCRIPTION FIELD SIZE NOTE / COMMENT
0300 Number of dots of the curve 4 digits
A Curve scale flag 1 digit A = Automatic M = Manual
0100 Curve scale factor 4 digits
0000 Start peak 1 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 End peak 1 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 Start peak 2 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits Phoresis max peaks = 10
0000 End peak 2 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 Start peak 3 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 End peak 3 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits HOST max peaks = 4
0000 Start peak 4 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
0000 End peak 4 coordinates (peak position) 4 digits
800200050009000D00110016001
C002200270029002A0028002600
240021001F001D001A001800160
0140012000F000D000B000A000
800060004000300010001000000
000001000100010003000300050
006000700080008000800080008
00090009000A000B000D000E00
0F00100010001100130017001F0
02A00390051007500A400DB010
F0134013E012E010800D700A30
074004E00340024001A00140011
000F000D000D000E000F000F00
100010001000100010000F000E0
00F000F000F000F001000120014
00170019001B001B001B001B00
U P

200027002E00320030002800220
01F00200025002A002E00300034
0038003F004800510058005A005
S E T

9005A005C005D005A0055004E0
0470041003B00390039003B003 ASCII characters
D003D003B00380035003A00630
H O S T

128038A081C0CF90F1D0E7C0D
Curve dots Maximum 4800
020B820A1E08D707B006A905C
Refer to the manual of the
204F9044C03B8033B02CD026C
021601C70185014C011A00F200 protocol “Phoresis Extended”
D100BC00B700CB00F6012A014
–

D0155014A0132011500F600D70
O P T I O N

0BA009E0084006C00560042003
200240018000F00090005000500
040004000400040004000400040
005000500060007000700070006
000600050006000500050005000
400040003000300030003000200
020002000200020002000200030
0020002000300050007000A0015
002A004C008100BA00CF009F00
4E0019000600020002000200020
002000200030002000200020003
000300030003000300030003000
300040004000400040005000500
060006000600070007000800090
008000700070006000600050004
000300020001000100010000000
000010001000100000000000000
008001
| Separator 1 digit
** Indicator (mark) 2 digits Begins the additionnal fields
13:32 Programmable field #1 15 digits Analysis time
4 Programmable field #2 15 digits Capillary position
(40 parameters config)

4 Programmable field #3 15 digits Tube number

HOST set up

43 Programmable field #4 15 digits Rack number

379 Programmable field #5 15 digits Instrument SN
 Programmable field #n 15 digits
 Programmable field #(n+1) 15 digits
 Programmable field #40 15 digits
The patient is showing an
atypical profile : presence of Extended comment Alphanumerical characters Max 3000 alphanum. characters
variant
ETX = (ASCII) = 03 (Hexa)
ETX or EOT 1 digit
EOT = (ASCII) = 04 (Hexa)

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