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AllInOneCycler

TM

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Thermal Block

 

 

 

 

www.bioneer.com 

BQ-042-101-01 

Revision : 0(2012-12-07)

 

 

 

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Bioneer

 

Corporation

 

8-11, Munpyeongseo-ro, Daedeok-gu, 
Daejeon, 34302, Republic of Korea 
Tel: +82-42-930-8777 
Fax: +82-42-930-8688 
Email: [email protected] 
www.bioneer.com 

Summary of Contents for AllInOneCycler

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Page 2: ...l Block www bioneer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 I Bioneer Corporation 8 11 Munpyeongseo ro Daedeok gu Daejeon 34302 Republic of Korea Tel 82 42 930 8777 Fax 82 42 930 8688 Email sales bion...

Page 3: ...AllInOneCyclerTM Thermal Block www bioneer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 AllInOneCycler...

Page 4: ...rding biological and chemical hazard safety 8 IV System Components and Specifications 10 1 System Components 10 2 Specifications 12 3 System Views 13 V Installing the AllInOneCyclerTM 14 1 Site Requir...

Page 5: ...essed written consent of Bioneer Corporation Bioneer Corporation reserves the right to alter modify and otherwise make changes to the instrument and manuals without prior notice You must use the suppl...

Page 6: ...and light weight for easy storage and moving It has user friendly interface with TFT LCD touch screen to allow users to program easily and conveniently AllInOneCyclerTM Thermal Block also can be cont...

Page 7: ...rature limitation Manufacturer Authorized representative in the European Community Catalog number Safety Symbols on the AllInOneCycler The following table describes the safety symbols that may be disp...

Page 8: ...round Indicates a terminal that can receive or supply alternating current or voltage Indicates a terminal that can receive or supply alternating or direct current or voltage Environmental Symbols on t...

Page 9: ...CD panel is touched while connected to a PC via LAN cable If operating the instrument via PC software please allow for the instrument to finish its programmed movement before operating the LCD panel 4...

Page 10: ...o preserve this protection feature do not operate the instrument from an AC power outlet that has no ground earth connection 11 Improper fuses or high voltage supply can damage the instrument wiring s...

Page 11: ...t in an ambient temperature range of 15 30 59 86 Excessive exposure to heat may affect the instrument and yield inexact results 3 Operate the instrument within the recommended humidity range 20 80 no...

Page 12: ...strument to malfunction 9 If a burning smell is detected or the instrument seems to be excessively hot during operation immediately stop using the instrument and call your service representative 10 Do...

Page 13: ...opriate eyewear protective clothing and gloves when working on the instrument 4 Read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS provided by the chemical manufacturer before you store handle or...

Page 14: ...AllInOneCyclerTM Thermal Block 10 www bioneer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 IV System Components and Specifications 1 System Components Figure 1 System components of the AllInOneCyclerTM...

Page 15: ...OneCyclerTM Fast Slide PCR system A 2041 3F AllInOneCyclerTM thermal block Basic AllInOneCyclerTM 96 well thermal block only A 2041 1 1 1 ea Optional AllInOneCyclerTM 384 well thermal block only A 204...

Page 16: ...Maximum ramp rate Heating 6 5 C sec 11 7 sec Cooling 4 5 C sec 8 1 sec Temperature accuracy 0 3 C 0 54 Temperature uniformity 0 3 C 0 54 Lid temperature 90 C 110 C 194 230 Temperature increment range...

Page 17: ...AllInOneCyclerTM Thermal Block 13 www bioneer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 3 System Views Figure 2 Front view of the AllInOneCyclerTM Figure 3 Back view of the AllInOneCyclerTM...

Page 18: ...nmental requirements Is within 1 5 m 4 92 ft of a 700VA power receptacle Is away from water 2 Required Materials Scissors pocket knife or box cutter 3 Unpacking the AllInOneCyclerTM Save the packing m...

Page 19: ...e a secure comfortable grip Keep your spine in a neutral position Bend at the knees and lift with your legs Do not lift and twist your torso at the same time 3 Open the box containing the AllInOneCycl...

Page 20: ...hat the hot top cover of the AllInOneCyclerTM is closed 2 Press the power button on the back left side of the AllInOneCyclerTM Figure 5 Power button of the AllInOneCyclerTM 3 When the initialization o...

Page 21: ...he samples into the tubes 3 Cap the tubes 4 Place the tubes onto the bath block 5 Close the hot top cover Loading the 96 well plate 1 Prepare 0 2 ml volume 96 well plate 2 Pipette the samples into wel...

Page 22: ...the saved protocols change the setup and confirm the information of the instrument selectively on this Home menu Table 2 Function icons of Home menu Function icon Description Create a new protocol Vie...

Page 23: ...ended purpose by changing values such as temperature time repeats and the number of steps in the template protocol and then save the changed protocol to the desired name on the directed folder Figure...

Page 24: ...nge temperature values 5 Repeat sections Display the range of repeats 6 Time and additional information Display the time setting of each step or the number of repeats If pressing number the user can c...

Page 25: ...Protocol name Standard 3 step Fast 3 step Fast 2 step One step RT PCR Reverse transcription Incubation a Press Protocol name and the list of the template protocols will appear Figure 8 Selecting a tem...

Page 26: ...tions described in Table 5 c Touch the values that need to be changed d Modify the values by using the number pad on the right side e Press OK button f Step Options window will disappear and the chang...

Page 27: ...ubate options of Incubate step option Lower left Touch the button below the temperature and time setting windows The additional three setting windows about Extended time per cycle Increment temperatur...

Page 28: ...of the procedure graph with this figure Increment temperature per cycle This menu is to set the gradual temperature increase and decrease of the selected step with each cycle 1 Touch and change the v...

Page 29: ...window of existing step Touch the Goto icon or select number of repeats and Goto Step Options window will appear Change the step number to start the repeat interval The Step Number must be smaller val...

Page 30: ...specific step is not selected a new step will be added in front of the first step b Press Add icon of the bottom menu c Step Options window will be appeared d Select a protocol step among Incubate Go...

Page 31: ...a step that needs to remove b Press Delete icon of the bottom menu 4 Opening the previously saved protocol a Press Open icon b Open protocol screen will appear c See Opening the existing protocols p...

Page 32: ...w c Select an existing folder in Folder selection window Figure 16 Selecting the existing folder to save the edited protocol d Or if it is necessary to create a new folder touch the check box at the l...

Page 33: ...neer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 Figure 17 Creating a new folder e Assign a name to the new protocol Figure 18 Assigning a name of the edited protocol f If a folder is not selected the pro...

Page 34: ...is displayed as USB Default and the user can find the saved protocols in USB AllInOneCycler Protocols Figure 20 Direction of the saved files in the USB drive The user cannot create new folder directl...

Page 35: ...AllInOneCyclerTM Thermal Block 31 www bioneer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 Figure 21 Save the protocol in USB drive h Press OK button to finish...

Page 36: ...ind the previously saved folders in the Folders window on the upper left side of the screen by pressing the up and down arrows And select the protocols at Protocol Files window below Folders window Th...

Page 37: ...protocol When pressing this icon Edit protocol screen will be displayed And the user can modify the selected protocol in the same way as in the New Protocol menu Remove the selected protocol The proto...

Page 38: ...er From USB icon will be activated Figure 23 Open the protocols saved in USB drive c Press From USB icon and the list of saved protocols in USB will be displayed in the left side of the screen The USB...

Page 39: ...Protocol screen b The name of current protocol is displayed on the protocol name on the center of the top screen Press the name and the list including 8 template protocols with the current protocol wi...

Page 40: ...Table 8 The components of Run screen List Description 1 Protocol Name The name of the current protocol 2 Lid Temperature Show current lid temperature 3 Step The current running step is displayed blin...

Page 41: ...to stop temporarily Resume is to continue Run again from the Pause state Stop current running protocol When pressing Home icon Home menu will be displayed with the message blinking PCR Running By pres...

Page 42: ...open the current protocol will be paused Use caution because the lid is still hot 5 Removing the tubes or plate from the AllInOneCyclerTM Grasp the sample tray retainer assembly or plate firmly with...

Page 43: ...ate AllInOneCyclerTM software Figure 28 Setting screen of the AllInOneCyclerTM 1 Software update a Before updating software of AllInOneCyclerTM download the recent version from the Bioneer website www...

Page 44: ...S W Update button and the software will be installed automaticaly and then the instrument will restart 2 Setting the instrument name Touch Instrument Name window and the keypad will appear on the bot...

Page 45: ...07 2 Network Set the network settings including IP address for the remote control Figure 31 Network setting menu Touch the values that need to change and the number pad will appear on the center of t...

Page 46: ...he protocol files and also copy them to USB drive 1 Protocol confirmation a Press Data button and the file manager will display on the right part of screen Figure 33 Data manager screen b When selecti...

Page 47: ...ed on screen Figure 34 Protocol graph view screen 2 Copying protocol files to USB drive a Insert USB drive to the USB ports in front or rear lower of AllInOneCyclerTM See figure 2 and 3 on p 13 b A fe...

Page 48: ...cting folder or file by pressing their name press Save icon in the bottom menu If only selecting folder all files in the folder will be saved Figure 36 Selecting a folder and protocol file d The succe...

Page 49: ...esses the Save icon of the bottom menu the folder will be copied in the Protocols folder Figure 38 Direction of the saved files in the USB drive 3 Deleting protocols For deleting data select file or f...

Page 50: ...he engineer A mouse can be used for this mode 1 Connect USB mouse controller to the front or back USB port lower on AllInOneCyclerTM See figure 2 and 3 at p 13 2 Touch and check the small box next to...

Page 51: ...cription Calibrate the temperature control setting of the instrument Only for the engineer Save the current settings for each sub menu and save protocol files to USB drive Delete protocol files or fol...

Page 52: ...C requires Server exe program and Manager exe program for controlling 2 Program operation procedures For successful program operation it is crucial to follow the procedures described below a Run serve...

Page 53: ...ent s and Poplar exe operating AllInOneCyclerTM will automatically start When turning on the instrument the network between the instrument and PC should be connected Figure 44 Connection status betwee...

Page 54: ...1 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 Figure 45 Connection status when manager exe program is running in PC f When manager exe is running the currently connected instrument is displayed as shown below Figure 46...

Page 55: ...nning 1 Select a protocol a Click the Batch Run icon in the ribbon menu Figure 47 The ribbon menu of manager exe program b The Batch Run window will appear and then the user can select and run the pro...

Page 56: ...be displayed in the right top side of the screen 2 Select a target Instrument a Select the instrument to operate from the list in the lower left of the screen Figure 49 Selecting a target instrument...

Page 57: ...the selected protocol in the selected instrument 4 Stop a When the instrument is running Stop button is activated in the lower right of the screen In addition the user can pause or resume the current...

Page 58: ...Stop button is clicked the stop signal appears in the screen of the running instrument and then the instrument will stop Figure 52 Stop screen of the AllInOneCyclerTM controlled by PC c If OK button...

Page 59: ...not operate even if RUN button is pressed 1 Check if the system is initiating normally when the power is on 2 Check if there are any residues or obstacles in the system that may interfere in door clos...

Page 60: ...est for Service There is a burning smell in the system 1 Disconnect the power and unplug the power connector immediately 2 Request for Service Hot top cover not heated 1 Request for Service Multi inst...

Page 61: ...AllInOneCyclerTM Thermal Block 57 www bioneer com BQ 042 101 01 Revision 0 2012 12 07 No buttons or pictures are displayed within the software 1 Erase and re install the software...

Page 62: ...k wells once weekly or as needed Always wear protective glasses and gloves when servicing the instrument Also make sure you disconnect the instrument from AC line power before you begin any service pr...

Page 63: ...ed or repeated contact may dry skin and cause irritation Exposure may cause central nervous system effects such as drowsiness dizziness and headache Read the MSDS and follow the handling instructions...

Page 64: ...g To avoid electrical shock disconnect the power supply to the instrument unplug the power cord and wait at least 1 minute before working on the instrument 2 Insert a small screw driver into the slot...

Page 65: ...with radioactivity use a commercially available decontaminant to remove the contamination If the block cannot be decontaminated the instrument cannot be returned to Bioneer for service 2 Complete ins...

Page 66: ...ll be available for five years from the initial instrument release date If a defect arises after the limited warranty period shipping and handling charges may apply to any repairs or exchanges of the...

Page 67: ...Date of purchase Service Issue Please list one service issue or concern per line Issue 1 Issue 2 Issue 3 Issue 4 Customer Information Address Company Name Contact Phone Fax E mail Please send service...

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