Hitachi 902 Service Manual page 425

Comparison between Conventional Analyzer and Model 902 in Host Communication
Test S. No.
inquiry
ID (basically
same as S. No.
mode)
Data S. No. ID
transfer
Retrieval via ID
Data
review
Addition/change of ID, comment
and data
Handling of identical sample
NOTE: Condition: Previous data, TP 8.0, GOT 30
Current Data
Over lay TP 5.0
Over write TP 5.0
Host inquiry Sample No., disk position,
information ID (can be input through
screen)
T/S batch transfer Possible
Sample Unnecessary
registration to
analyzer
Handling when Same as right
analyzer has T/S
Analysis T/S all zero
prohibitive
specification
S. Stop Possible (POS = 0)
specification from
host
Host-priority Possible
function
Request for serum Possible
indexes
Sample volume Possible
increase/decrease,
kind and age
Host inquiry ID, disk position
information
• No inquiry to host
ID read error
support
• Inquiry allowed
Reaction process Batch transfer
data
Available
Possible
Routine sample:
Stat sample:
Stored Data
TP 5.0 GOT 30
TP 5.0
16 - 58
Model 7170 (7070)
through manual ID
input
Handled in units of
test (overlay)
Overwrite (NOTE)
Model 902
Sample No., disk position,
ID (can be input through
screen)
Possible (in routine mode
only)
Routine mode unnecessary
Simple analysis necessary
Mode selectable by system
parameter
1) Full-time inquiry (priority
given to host)
2) Inquiry when without
T/S (same as before)
←
Impossible
None, time-out in 2 cycles
(36 sec)
Impossible
Impossible
ID, sample No. (space)
Routine analysis:
No inquiry to host
Simple analysis:
Inquiry made via ID
space and position No.
Real-time transfer
Unavailable
Impossible
Routine sample:
Handled in units of
test (overlay)
Stat sample:
Same as above