Analytic Jena InnuPure C16, Operating Manual

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Operation
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The following tools have been integrated into the program:
Tool Function
A
UTOCALIBRATION
Adjustment of the sample tray position for correct tip attachment
E
MPTYING
_T
IPS
Emergency emptying of strips and plates during protocol abortion into
any cavity to discharge fluid from the tips in a controlled manner. The
sample tray must be populated with corresponding strips and plates.
H
EAT
_T
EST
Control of the heating function
I
NITIALIZATION
Initialization of the InnuPure C16 after protocol abortion or after an
error
M
AGNET
_T
EST
Control of the positioning of the magnet unit
T
RANSPORT
_L
OCK
Moving to transport lock position for minor transports (moving within
the lab)
T
RAY
_O
UT
Release of the sample tray from the device
W
ASTE
_T
IPS
Ejection of the filter tips into the 3rd cavity after a protocol abortion.
The sample tray must be populated with corresponding strips and
plates.
6.3.5 Using the sample setup tool
The option of using a sample setup tool is provided at the beginning of each extraction pro-
tocol started via the HID-Pro control unit (see also chapter "Starting and executing an extrac-
tion protocol" p. 30). This tool allows you to create, load and save a new "sample-setup" and
to have it recorded in a logfile. A setup contains the exact details of how the tray is populated
and the assignment of the sample names to the 16 maximum possible sample positions.
Creating and saving a sample setup via the HID-Pro 320
The tool always starts with an empty sample setup. Sample positions 1 to 8 are configured
on the left-hand side of the screen; these positions are also located in the sample tray on the
left-hand side (when viewed from the front towards the side of the tray with the tip block).
Positions 9 to 16 are configured on the right, corresponding to the right-hand side of the tray.
Figure 10 Assignment of the sample positions
Both sides can be configured independently of each other according to how the tray is popu-
lated. The following example illustrates a tray populated on the left-hand side with 4 reagent
strips and on the right-hand side with a reagent plate: