Service manual

Section - IV Software BT3000 PLUS Rev.0, Soft Ver. 8 Page 6 of 15
Error Code Description
18 The patient is not to be repeated
19 The field corresponding to the Serum/Urine is different from
the patient in memory
20 Patients list full
21 Transmitted list different from the original
22 A patient has been sent after assigning him a specific position,
which is already occupied.
23 The patient is already in the list (or has been executed), the
Clone field has not been enabled, but the list of assignment is
different in comparison to that of the patient stored in the
analyzer.
24 The transmitted code belongs to an executed patient but
neither the Repetition field nor the Clone field has been
activated.
Notes regarding Scripts
A script is a text document. Each one of the single commands must each reside in a
different line and be complete. In other words a single command cannot be divided into
more lines.
Stringn ‘Name’|$10 -> Valid line
Stringn ‘Name’|$10 char ‘A’ -> Invalid line
Stringn ‘Name’ -> Invalid Command
|$10
An editor for writing, modifications, saving and compiling of one or more scripts is
accessible inside the program (setup function). In any case it is possible to write a script
with any text editor (DOS or Windows) like Notepad of Windows or the EDITOR of the
DOS. It is not possible to import documents written with UNIX as the characters used for
going to the next line are different from the ones used by the DOS or Windows.
CAUTION!
If one wants to use the script stored in a removable disk (for example floppy disk) then it will be
necessary to copy it on the hard disk.
TYPE OF DATA
Character: Identifies a single character, can pass as printable character (enclosed
between single apostrophes), as decimal ASCII value (followed by
symbol $) or else hexadecimal ASCII value (followed by 0x).
If for example we want to identify the character A (decimal value 65 or
hexadecimal value 41) then we can write 'A', $65 or 0x41.
String: Identifies a sequence of printable characters enclosed in single
apostrophes, for example: 'this is a string'.
Comment: Identifies a portion of test (preceded by a character ; which will not be
compiled but will serve as note only for the programmer.
Variables: These are particular sequence of characters preceded by the symbol
#, which will be used by the program for storing internal informations
(patient code, analysis name and etc.), refer to "TABLE 1 -
TRANSMISSION/RECEPTION".