Luminex 100 IS User Manual, Version 2.3 - Manual (Page 125)

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MAP Technology Using Luminex 100 IS 2.3 Software
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2. Click the Auto-Start Analysis checkbox, then click OK. When
the system completes the batch acquisition, it will automatically
begin analyzing data.
Analyze
Processed Batch
Data
You can analyze only processed batches. If you acquire or process
batches as a multi-batch, the system lists them separately and they
must be analyzed separately.
All batches within a multi-batch have the multi-batch name listed
under the multi-batch ID name column. This allows you to see the
batches that have been processed as a multi-batch.
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To analyze data from processed batches and multi-batches:
1. On the Home tab, click Analysis. The Open Batch dialog box
opens showing only processed batches.
2. Select a batch to analyze and click Select. The system loads the
batch and the Analysis window displays the Standards tab.
View Detailed Test
Analysis
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To view detailed test analysis:
1. On the Home tab, click Analysis. The Open Batch dialog box
opens.
2. Click on the desired batch to analyze and click Select. The
Analysis window opens showing the progress as the system
opens the batch and analyzes the data. Each test displays
“Analyzing” as the system calculates.
3. On the Standards tab, select the test or analyte you want to
view. The system displays this analyte in detail. Switch between
tabs to observe the tests errors under the Errors tab and unknown
results under the Samples tab.
To view the next test in the batch click Next Test (F2). To view
the previous test, click Previous Test (F3). You may also click
on the test name in the left grid control.
Validating or
Invalidating
Standards and
Controls
You can invalidate or validate a standard or control in either of two
ways. In the Analysis window, use the associated buttons on the
bottom of the window, or right-click in the row containing the
standard or control you want to validate or invalidate.
Invalidating standards—You can invalidate or remove a standard if
doing so improves the curve fit. Observe caution when doing so.