A transmitter unit for receiving a channel signal and transmitting a representation of the channel signal to a monitoring location. The aim of the invention is to facilitate a non-invasive in vivo detection of substances in body fluids that allows for very accurate, reproducible results of analysis while requiring only little time for measuring which is acceptable for the patient. The priority indicates the likelihood the instruction will execute in the execution pipeline without stalling. The hybrid lock assembly comprises a chassis assembly mounted in a bore of said door. The braking member has a tubular wall portion which overlaps with an outer side of the guide wall portion. A transmission unit transmits the program information stored in the database to an electronic apparatus using wireless communication.