LabLynx KB:Sampling route management

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Introduction

LabLynx enables you to add and edit sampling routes information, including schedule and container data.

System Administrators use LabLynx ELab to manage sampling route information, including:

  • sampling route details
  • assigned sample points
  • sample point schedule information
  • containers

Adding or editing sampling route information

The Sampling Routes List screen displays sampling route information currently defined in the system:

LLXLIMS SampRoute-01.png


1. From the Sampling Routes List, select a route description or click New. The system displays the Sampling Route Information screen:

LLXLIMS SampRoute-02.png


2. Complete the fields of the Sampling Route Information area. Fields in bold are required. The various fields are explained below:

Field Description
Route Description Type a route description.
Scheduled Event Click on the calendar icon to open the Add/Edit Copy Schedule with New Dates screen and select a date. Click Save. Click on the link to select a scheduled event from the Schedules List on the Schedules Lookup screen.
Sampler Select the sampler from the drop-down list. Type the first letter(s) of the name in the field to the left for faster selection from the drop-down list.


3. In the Assigned Sample Points area, click on a sample point reference ID to access the Sample Point Schedule Information area:

LLXLIMS SampRoute-03.png


4. Complete the fields of the Sample Point Schedule Information area. Fields in bold are required. The various fields are explained below:

Field Description
Application Name Select a name from the drop-down list.
Sampler Select the sampler from the drop-down list. Type the first letter(s) of the name in the field to the left for faster selection from the drop-down list.
Collection Order Type the collection order.


5. For information on adding and editing data in the Containers area, refer to this article.

6. When you are finished, click Save and then Done.


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