Connecting a Getein 1600 immunoassay analyser to a LIS or EHR
Quick answer
Yes. Getein lists an Ethernet port for LIS/HIS on the Getein 1600 and states that the analyser supports integration with LIS and HIS systems. The Catenix gateway is the system on the other end of that cable, forwarding each immunoassay result to your EHR or LIS. Getein does not publish the message format on its product page, so it is confirmed on your unit during setup.
The Getein 1600 is a fully automated fluorescence immunoassay analyser: a bench-top instrument that takes a load of 48 samples and handles aspiration, dilution, mixing, measurement, calculation and printing itself, at up to 150 samples an hour by Getein's figures.
It can run three different parameters from one sample and returns results in 3 to 15 minutes depending on the test. Serum, plasma, whole blood, capillary blood and urine are accepted, from as little as 10 microlitres. Getein suggests it for intensive care, the laboratory, the emergency department and clinics.
| What | How Catenix handles it |
|---|---|
| Technology | Fluorescence immunoassay, fully automated |
| Load | 48 sample positions, urgent samples inserted at any time |
| Pace | Up to 150 samples an hour; results in 3 to 15 minutes |
| LIS/HIS link | Ethernet port |
| Other port | COM port for a PC |
| Calibration | RFID card |
| Result memory | More than 500,000 test records |
Up to three results from each tube
Because the Getein 1600 can test three parameters on the same sample, one tube may produce three separate results at different times within that 3 to 15 minute window. Catenix files each as it arrives, under test codes mapped to your EHR's codes during setup, and stores the message with the result.
An urgent sample can be inserted while a batch is running. Its result follows the same path to the EHR.
An Android analyser on the lab's wired network
The analyser runs an Android operating system behind a touch screen and offers a wired Ethernet port for the LIS or HIS, with a separate COM port for a PC. Catenix uses the Ethernet side, reconnects after any network drop and keeps results on site if the internet link is down.
Results are matched to the patient by the sample ID the analyser sends. How sample IDs are entered on your unit is checked during setup, and a result that matches nobody waits for review.
Controls on an automated immunoassay run
Quality control is one of the steps the Getein 1600 automates, and calibration is loaded from an RFID card. Control results passed to Catenix are filed as QC, graded with Westgard rules and plotted on Levey-Jennings charts; a failed control holds patient results for that assay.
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Questions people ask
Does the Getein 1600 have a LIS port?
Yes. Getein's specification lists an Ethernet port for LIS/HIS, plus a COM port for a PC.
Which protocol does the Getein 1600 send?
Getein's product page does not say. We confirm the format on your analyser during setup instead of assuming one.
Can it keep up with a busy clinic lab?
Getein quotes up to 150 samples an hour with 48 samples loaded at once, and urgent samples can be added during a run.
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Product and company names are trademarks of their owners and are used for identification only. Catenix moves, stores and displays results with traceability; it does not interpret results or give clinical advice. Reviewed November 2026.
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