东芝TBA120FR产品说明书英文版.docx

1、东芝TBA120FR产品说明书英文版ON-LINE SPECIFICATIONSFORAUTOMATED biochemical ANALYZERMODEL TBA-120FR(2A586-192E)REVISION RECORDREV.DATE REASONPAGESER.DOC.(MM/YY)/AUTHORCHANGEDNo.PRODUCT.INI.12/01 Mr. Kumada-TM-WP7*SCOPEThese specifications apply to on-line communication between the automated biochemical analyze

2、r TBA-120FR (hereinafter referred to as TBA) and the external data processing unit (hereinafter referred to as HOST). This document includes only the descriptions related to on-line communication.For the specifications etc. for the TBA, refer to the product specifications and operation manuals for T

3、BA-120FR.The broken line in the figure below shows the boundary of the operating domain.Definition of termsThe terms used in this manual are defined below.(1) Sample ID mode, disk ID modeSample ID mode indicates the status in which Sample ID is selected for Query key on the Database page of the Syst

4、em Configuration screen of the TBA. Disk ID mode indicates the status in which Disk ID is selected for Query key.(2) Auto ReturnAuto Return is a setting item on the System Configuration screen of the TBA.If this is not selected, the TBA enters the Pause status as soon as it receives a rerun order. W

5、hen the pause status is released, the TBA sends an order inquiry and starts measurement. If Auto Return is selected, the TBA does not enter the Pause status when it receives a rerun order. In this case, therefore, the TBA sends an order inquiry immediately and starts measurement.(3) STAT sampleSTAT

6、sample represents a sample placed at the dedicated STAT (emergency) position and for which an order is made through the STAT screen. STAT sample measurement can be performed at any time by interrupting routine measurement.(4) Sample without barcode labelIn sample ID mode, it is assumed that bar code

7、s are applied to the samples. However, even if a bar code cannot be applied to a sample, measurement can be performed by selecting No Barcode for the sample on the Order Sample page of the Database screen. Such samples are referred to as samples without barcode labels.(5) Internal mode, Internal/Ext

8、ernal mode, External modeInternal mode is set when Database is selected for Query Sequence on the Online Configuration screen of TBA. When Database HOST is selected, the system is set to Internal/External mode. When HOST is selected, the system is set to External mode.(6) Sample during runIf any of

9、the records for a sample (including first run, rerun, and replicate) is in the Run status (the color of the record is brown), the sample is referred to as a sample during run. Normally, a rerun order or additional assay order cannot be made for a sample during run.(7) Measured sampleIf all the recor

10、ds for a sample (including first run, rerun, and replicate) are in the Valid (V), Incomplete (I), or Complete (A) status, the sample is referred as a measured sample.The term measured sample does not include samples for which sampling has been completed but the results are not available yet.(8) Ackn

11、owledgement (ACK) messageThe ACK message is a response that indicates that a message has been received. Although it is a response, it is not always a response to a message. The negative acknowledgement (NACK) message indicates that the message has not been received correctly.*CONTENTSPageSCOPE U-11.

12、 PROTOCOL SPECIFICATIONS 11.1 Hardware Specifications 11.2 Interface Specifications 21.3 System Options 32. COMMUNICATION MESSAGE SPECIFICATIONS 92.1 Establishment of Communication 92.2 Format Common to Messages 92.2.1 Characters 92.2.2 Message structure 102.2.3 Check digit (CD) (option) 102.2.4 Res

13、ponse message format 112.2.5 Abnormal responses to ACK 112.2.6 ACK/NACK without STX/ETX 112.2.7 Types of transmission messages 122.3 Order Request Message Q (from TBA to HOST) 142.4 Order Message O (from HOST to TBA) 172.5 Result Message R (from TBA to HOST) 222.6 Result Request Message T (from HOST

14、 to TBA) 262.7 Result Control Message C (from HOST to TBA) 272.8 Initialize Session Request Message I (from HOST to TBA) 292.9 Release Master Message M (from HOST to TBA) 302.10 Release Master Message M (from TBA to HOST) 312.11 Calibration Result Message (S) (from TBA to HOST) 322.12 Absorbance Res

15、ult Message A (from TBA to HOST) 362.13 Message Priority 392.14 Examples of Sessions 39CONTENTS - continuedPage3. Information Handling for Each Protocol Type 413.1 General Conditions 413.1.1 Samples without barcode label 413.1.2 STAT sample measurement 423.1.3 Rerun and additional run 433.2 Type 1 (

16、Internal mode) 443.3 Type 1 (Internal/External mode) 453.4 Type 1 (External mode) 463.5 Type 2 (Internal/External mode) 473.6 Type 3 (Internal mode) 483.7 Type 4 (External mode) 483.8 Type 5 (Internal mode) 494. ERROR HANDLING 494.1 Error Conditions 494.2 Error Handling 504.2.1 Error handling for pr

17、otocol types 1, 1, and 1 (on the TBA) 534.2.2 Error handling for protocol types 2, 3, 4, and 5 (on the TBA) 534.2.3 Error handling for protocol types 1, 1, and 1 (on the HOST) 534.2.4 Error handling for protocol types 2, 3, 4, and 5 (on the HOST) 534.3 Transmission Timing Chart 54*1. PROTOCOL SPECIF

18、ICATIONS1.1 Hardware Specifications(1) Standard : RS-232C (EIA-232D/E) compliantThe on-line connection port uses a 9-pin D-sub male connector.The pin assignment is shown in the table below.Pin No.Input/OutputSignal nameAbbreviation1InputData Carrier DetectDCD2InputReceive DataRD3OutputTransmit DataT

19、D4OutputData Terminal ReadyDTR5-Signal GroundSG6InputData Set ReadyDSR7OutputRequest To SendRTS8InputClear To SendCTS9InputRing IndicateRI(Note that the term terminal type is often used instead of the term pin assignment.)The figure below shows an example of cable connections for on-line connection

20、between the HOST and TBA. (In this example, the HOST uses a 9-pin D-sub connector conforming to the RS-232C standard.)The RI and DCD signals are not used functionally but they are connected electrically. Make sure that no input signal enters these pins.(2) Synchronization method : Asynchronous (star

21、t-stop synchronization)(3) Maximum cable length : 10 m(4) Signal level : +5 V +15 V : 0 5 V 15 V : 11.2 Interface SpecificationsThe communication conditions are described below.(1) Baud rateSelectable from 1200, 2400, 4800, and 9600 bps.(Factory setting: 9600 bps)(2) Character length8 bits or 7 bits

22、 (Factory setting: 8 bits)(When 7 bits is selected, codes exceeding 7fh (80h to ffh) cannot be transmitted.)(3) Parity bitSelectable from even, odd, and no parity (NP). (Factory setting: NP)(4) Stop bit1 bit or 2 bits (Factory setting: 1)(5) Handshaking by DTR-DSREssential. The TBA turns ON the DTR

23、output when it is ready for communication and performs communication only when the DSR input is ON.The HOST must turn ON the DTR output promptly when it is ready for communication and must not perform communication when the DSR input is OFF.The TBA turns OFF the DTR output only when Offline is speci

24、fied on the TBA.(6) Flow control by RTS-CTSThe CTS input must be ON all the time.The TBA sets the RTS output to ON unless it is set to off-line.The TBA does not perform transmission when the CTS input is OFF.(7) Transmission method : Half duplex (Performance is not guaranteed for full-duplex transmi

25、ssion.)1.3 System OptionsThe system options for online communication are described below.These conditions can be specified on the TBA (Online Configuration screen).(1) Maximum Response Time (s)The entry range is 1 to 99 seconds, in 1-second increments. (Factory setting: 6)This is the time period for

26、 which the TBA waits for a response to a message transmitted from the TBA to the HOST.(2) Max Order Response Time (s)The entry range is 1 to 99 seconds, in 1-second increments. (Factory setting: 6)This is the time period for which the TBA waits for the order message after it has received a response

27、to the order inquiry message it sent.(3) Min Transmission Interval (s)The entry range is 0 to 99 seconds, in 1-second increments. (Factory setting: 0)This is the minimum interval before the TBA transmits the next message or response.(4) ACK/NACK without STX/ETXWhether or not STX and ETX are used for

28、 the response message can be selected. (Factory setting: Not selected)Selected : STX and ETX are not used in the response message.Not selected : STX and ETX are used in the response message.NOTE: Here, response message refers to ACK and NACK. The default setting is Not selected (ACK/NACK with STX/ET

29、X).STX and ETX are always used for other normal messages.(5) Use check digit (CD)Whether or not the check digit is used for message can be selected. (Factory setting: Not selected)Selected : A check digit is used.Not selected : No check digit is used.When the check digit is set to be used and STX/ET

30、X for response message (described in (4) above) is also set to be used, the check digit is also added to the response message.To add the check digit to the response message (ACK or NACK), STX/ETX for the response message must be set to be used. If STX/ETX for the response message is not set to be used, the check digit is not added even when the check digit for the message is set to be used.(6) Query SequenceOne of the following three types of query sequence