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OSMOMAT 3000 Design and function 3.6.1 Interface configuration COM1 data port COM2 or USB data port Fig. 16: Set protocol port USB port driver 34 Version 1.02 04/24/2013 The upper COM1 (RS232) serial data port is used to connect a barcode reader. The barcode reader is configured at the factory and can be purchased from Gonotec GmbH or your authorized distributor. WARNING! Incompatible barcode reader! The use of a barcode reader other than the barcode reader supplied by Gonotec GmbH is not recommended because potential incompatibilities cannot be ruled out. WARNING! To protect life and equipment: Devices and accessories connected to the RS232 or USB connectors must meet the applicable safety standards for medical lab equipment. The device can output the recorded measurement results via the COM2 (RS232) serial data port in the middle or the USB port. To select the data port, select Log Port from the Settings menu item. The following screen lets you select between COM2 and USB. A software driver is required to use the USB port. There are two methods for installing the driver: - Automatic: Connect the device to the PC using the USB cable and switch on the device. The operating system of the PC detects the interface, automatically installs the required software driver and notifies the user that installation was successful. The USB port can now be used as an additional COM interface. - Manual: The PC does not automatically detect the device or the operating system is missing the required software driver. In this case, please follow the instructions on the included CD. It includes both the installation instructions for the corresponding Windows operating system and the software driver itself.
3.6.2 Transfer protocol Output format: Baud rate: Data format: Contents of data output: ASCII OSMOMAT 3000 Design and function The comma sign (ASCII 0x2C ",") to separate data columns and the carriage return sign (ASCII 0x0d ) sign to separate lines. Transmission speed: 9600 bps. 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit is sent. Prior to every data output, the system places a header at the beginning of a charge and in front of every sample measured individually: charge, sample, date, time, value, device, device-no The output below follows every successful measurement: ,,,,,, The charge number (alphanumeric) or a minus sign "-" if no charge is running. The sample number (alphanumeric). The date of the measurement in German notation "mm/dd/yyyy". mm month, two-digit [01..12] dd day, two-digit [1..31] yyyy year, four-digit [2010] The time of the measurement in German notation "HH:MM". HH hour [00..23] MM minute [00..59] The measurement value without decimal places (in mmol/l). Alphanumeric device name (such as "OSMOMAT 3000"). The device number (alphanumeric). Version 1.02 04/24/2013 35
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11 Specifications 11.1 Dimensions 1
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Classification of the IVD OSMOMAT 3
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