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Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity Solution Information in the Meter

6 Storing Test Strip, Control Solution, and Linearity

Solution Information in the Meter

Storing information about test strips

Each box of test strips contains a code key.

Each code

key belongs to a single lot number and provides

impor tant information about the lot-specic properties of

the test strip. The properties of the test strips are

downloaded (as a code le) from the code key using the

code key reader and sent to the meter. The code le is

stored in the meter.

This procedure also allows the code key information to be

stored centrally in the data management system, from

where it can be sent to all the meters used in your facility.

Make sure with each test that the code stored (and

selected by you) matches the lot number of the test strips

in use.

Aside from the unchangeable data directly linked to the

lot-specic properties, some of the information from the

code key can be modied (depending on your meter

setup). This information includes:

n Expiration date (can be set to a date before the

date stored in the key)

n Parameters for control solutions (minimum and

maximum values for levels L1/Lo and L2/Hi)

Note: When using a data management system for

conguration, it is possible to partially or full disable

the functions described in this chapter. In this case,

the respective buttons in Main Menu 2 do not appear.

(See also Appendix A).

1 The code key is also frequently referred to as a codechip. The

terms are synonymous.

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