Reporting terminal for sequential multiple analysis and a positive identification system for serum specimens.

SMA 6/60 and SMA 12/60, Technicon Instruments Corp., Tarrytown, N. Y. 10591. Sequential Multiple Analysis Reporting Terminal (SMART), T & T Technology, 813 Stewart St., Madison, Wis. 53713. This unit (Figures 1 and 2) consistsof an integrated circuitconsole and the Model 33TY Teletype, which can be used independently as a teletypewriter. Sampler/Reader, Bio-Logics, Inc., 1 Research Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah 84112. This system consistsof a specialcarouseltray, a printer,and a modified chart plate for the strip-chart recorder. The Sampler/Reader adapts directly to the Technicon Sampler III turntable with a common locating base supplied by Bio-Logics. The carousel tray fits directly over the Technicon sample tray on the Sampler III. The printer is mounted on the chart plate of the strip-chart recorder. S-Tabs, Bio-Logics, Inc. Small plastic tabs are attached directly to the original sample tube and encoded with the specimen identification. S-Tab Encoder, Bio-Logics, Inc. Patient information is entered on the S-Tab by the encoder. Handi-Spenser, Bio-Logics, Inc. Polystyrene beads are packaged in cups that attach directly