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Connecting a Wondfo Finecare FS-113 to your LIS or EHR
Quick answer
Yes. The Finecare FIA Meter Plus (FS-113) has an RS232 computer interface and an Ethernet network port. Catenix connects to whichever your unit uses and sends its immunoassay results on to your EHR or LIS. The message format and order handling are confirmed on your unit during setup.
The FS-113, sold as the Finecare FIA Meter Plus, is a fluorescence immunoassay analyser with its own inner temperature control. Wondfo positions it for the ICU, the emergency department, the laboratory, GP offices and clinics, with results in 3 to 15 minutes.
Its menu is wide: cardiac markers such as cTnI, NT-proBNP and D-dimer, inflammation markers such as CRP, PCT and IL-6, HbA1c, kidney markers, thyroid and fertility hormones, tumour markers and more, from whole blood, serum, plasma, urine or faeces depending on the test.
| What | How Catenix handles it |
|---|---|
| Method | Fluorescence immunoassay, temperature-controlled |
| Time to result | 3 to 15 minutes by test |
| Host ports | RS232 computer interface, Ethernet |
| Also on the panel | USB interface |
| Lot calibration | ID chip read automatically |
| Screen and printer | 8 inch touch screen, built-in thermal printer |
RS232 or Ethernet
Wondfo gives the FS-113 two routes to a computer: a serial RS232 interface and an Ethernet network port. On a ward or clinic network, Ethernet lets the Catenix gateway reach the analyser directly; if the serial port is preferred, a serial device server puts it on the network. Either way the gateway reconnects by itself after a drop.
No public document names the FS-113's host message format, so we read it from your analyser during setup rather than assume it.
Many assays, one set of codes
Because one FS-113 can run anything from troponin to TSH, the important setup step is mapping each Finecare test to the code your EHR or LIS uses. Each test's lot and calibration information comes from its ID chip, so the analyser handles the curve and Catenix handles where the number goes. Results are matched to orders by sample ID, and those without an order wait for review.
Busy shifts and quick mode
Wondfo's quick mode is designed for runs with many samples, and real-time auto-printing gives staff a paper copy at the bench. Catenix adds a lasting record: each message is stored with its result, and results are held on site during an internet outage. Where control results reach Catenix they are filed as QC, graded with Westgard rules and shown on Levey-Jennings charts, with a failed control holding patient results for that test.
Wondfo and Finecare are trademarks of their owners. Catenix is an independent connectivity provider, not affiliated with or endorsed by Wondfo.
Questions people ask
How does the Finecare FS-113 connect to an LIS?
It has an RS232 computer interface and an Ethernet network port. We confirm which one your unit uses during setup.
Which protocol does the FS-113 use?
Wondfo does not publish it. We confirm the message format from your analyser during setup.
Is the FS-113 the same as the FS-114?
No. The FS-113 is the Finecare FIA Meter Plus; the FS-114 is a separate Finecare model with its own page.
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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.
Tell us your setup
Send us your analyser and the system you want results in, and we will confirm how it connects, usually within one working day. Ask about your setup.