Plug in via RS-232 or point it at LISBridge over TCP/IP. Auto-detection identifies the instrument and loads the correct parser — no manual selection.
LISBridge reads the HL7 v2.3.1 stream in real time. Every result message is decoded — field by field — into structured data.
Each result is checked for completeness. Duplicates caught. Malformed messages flagged. Only clean data moves forward.
Validated results reach your HIS automatically — as HL7 or direct format. Stored locally too. No manual entry required.
The AER 3000 sends HL7 v2.3.1 ORU^R01 messages using the 99MRC coding namespace. LISBridge detects the analyser by its model token in the message header and applies the dedicated AER 3000 parser.
The full 3-part differential CBC — WBC, LYM, MID, GRA (absolute and percentage), RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW, PLT, MPV — with units like 10^9/L preserved exactly.
Both speak the same HL7 dialect, but LISBridge distinguishes them by their message headers and labels every result with the correct instrument identity — important for multi-analyser labs and audit trails.
Under 30 minutes. Point the analyser's LIS settings at the LISBridge machine's IP and port; detection and parser selection are automatic.
LISBridge supports 35 instruments. See also:
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