Shenzhen Rayto Life Science analyzer integration

SamLab ships driver profiles for 7 Shenzhen Rayto Life Science models across biochemistry, hematology, connecting over ASTM, Serial, TCP/HL7. Finished results reach result entry matched to the sample by barcode — nothing is typed twice.

Supported Shenzhen Rayto Life Science models

Every model below has a driver profile in the current SamLab build. If yours is a variant not listed, it very likely speaks the same protocol as its family — ask us and we will confirm it on a live connection.

  • Chemray 120
  • Chemray 240
  • RT-9600
  • Chem-7
  • Chem-5V1
  • Sun-Rise microplate reader
  • Hemaray 51

How a Shenzhen Rayto Life Science analyzer connects

ASTM

ASTM E1381/E1394 records arrive over a serial cable or a TCP socket. SamLab acknowledges each frame and posts the results it carries.

Serial

A direct RS-232 link. Match baud rate, parity and stop bits to the analyzer; SamLab reads the stream and parses the result records.

TCP/HL7

The analyzer sends HL7 result messages over the lab network to SamLab’s listener. Set the SamLab PC’s IP and port in the analyzer’s LIS settings.

The link is one-way: the instrument sends results and SamLab receives them. SamLab does not send the worklist back to the analyzer, so nothing here can change what the machine runs.

Common questions

Is my Shenzhen Rayto Life Science model supported?
If it appears in the list above, yes — the profile ships in the app. If it does not, tell us the exact model; most additions are a new profile rather than new code.
Which cable or network setting do I need?
It depends on the model: ASTM or Serial or TCP/HL7. The analyzer’s own LIS or “host” settings screen names the protocol it uses, and the matching section above says what SamLab expects.
Does it need internet?
No. The analyzer and the SamLab PC talk over a cable or the local network, so results keep arriving through an internet outage.
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