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GETEIN ANALYZER INTERFACING GUIDE

Getein 1100 / 1600 FIA Analyzer Bi-Directional LIS Interfacing Guide

Complete engineering specification, HL7/ASTM protocols, pinouts, and parameter mapping for Getein 1100 / 1600 FIA Analyzer on AILS Cloud LIMS.

Getein 1100 / 1600 FIA Analyzer Analyzer - AILS LIS Interfacing Guide
Manufacturer
Getein
Protocol
RS-232 Serial / HL7 Protocol
Interface Mode
Uni-Directional
Throughput
Rapid Test Strips Ingest

1. Instrument Overview & Interfacing Architecture

The Getein 1100 / 1600 FIA Analyzer is a high-performance point-of-care (poc) instrument designed for diagnostic laboratories and hospital health networks. Integrating this analyzer directly with AILS Cloud LIMS eliminates manual transcription delays, prevents typographical patient identification errors, and automatically enforces Westgard delta check algorithms.

Bi-Directional Order Push

AILS automatically generates worklist queries (QRY^Q02 / ASTM orders) mapped to patient accession barcodes and pushes test instructions directly to the instrument sample tray.

Real-Time Result Ingestion

Raw OBX / Result records are parsed instantly within 200 milliseconds, flagged for abnormal reference ranges, and linked to pathologist digital signature queues.

2. Hardware Connection & Communication Settings

// Physical & Socket Configuration
RS-232 DB9 Serial Port (COM6 / 9600 Baud) or TCP/IP Socket. HL7 v2.3.1 or Text Stream.
// Protocol: RS-232 Serial / HL7 Protocol | Connection Type: RS-232 COM Port / TCP Socket

3. Sample Message Wire Frame

Below is a real-world communication frame transmitted between the Getein 1100 / 1600 FIA Analyzer and AILS LIS middleware:

[GETEIN_1100_SERIAL_RECORD]
SampleID: ACC2026081584
TestTime: 2026-08-15 18:10:00
Item: NT-proBNP
Result: 850.00 pg/mL
RefRange: 0.00 - 125.00 pg/mL
Flag: H
Item: cTnI
Result: 0.25 ng/mL
RefRange: 0.00 - 0.04 ng/mL
Flag: H

4. Parameter & LOINC Standard Code Mapping

Instrument Code LOINC Code Clinical Parameter Name Standard Units Default Reference Range
NT-proBNP 33762-6 NT-proBNP Cardiac Marker pg/mL 0.00 - 125.00
cTnI 10839-9 Cardiac Troponin I ng/mL 0.00 - 0.04
hs-CRP 30522-7 hs-CRP + Routine CRP mg/L 0.00 - 3.00
D-Dimer 48065-7 D-Dimer (FEU) mg/L 0.00 - 0.50
PCT 33959-8 Procalcitonin ng/mL 0.00 - 0.50

5. Biomedical Engineering Tips & Common Gotchas

1

In Getein 1100 setup, configure Data Transmission to LIS Mode with Baud Rate 9600.

2

Ensure SD card calibration curve chip is inserted before running new reagent test lots.

3

AILS Gateway captures both single-strip and multi-parameter combo test cartridge records.

TECHNICAL FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: Getein 1100 / 1600 FIA Analyzer Interfacing

Common biomedical engineering questions regarding connection, worklist setup, and data capture with AILS Cloud LIMS.

Q: What interface protocols are supported by Getein 1100 and Getein 1600?

Getein 1100 uses RS-232 serial stream communication at 9600 baud. Getein 1600 supports both RS-232 serial and HL7 v2.3.1 over TCP/IP socket.

Q: How does AILS handle multi-parameter combo test cards (e.g. cTnI/CK-MB/Myo)?

AILS parses multi-analyte cartridges into individual sub-test results under a consolidated cardiac emergency panel.

Q: What serial cable is required for Getein 1100?

A standard DB9 Female Null Modem serial cable connected to COM6 on the gateway PC.

Q: How does AILS handle urgent STAT panic values from emergency room Getein readers?

Elevated cardiac biomarkers trigger visual emergency banners on central laboratory dashboards and send automated WhatsApp/SMS alerts to clinicians.

Q: Can Getein results be auto-verified in AILS LIMS?

Yes. If all quantitative POC parameters fall within normal physiological limits, AILS can automatically verify and digitally sign the report.

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