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USER’S GUIDE

APPENDICES

 

PIPETMAN® M CONNECTED

Appendix C – Evaporation Loss

Procedure for the determination of Evaporation Loss

Use the same distilled water, weighing vessel and balance as you will be using for the 

gravimetric check.
 Half fill the weighing vessel with distilled water.
1. 

 Cover the weighing vessel with its lid and place it on the balance using a pair of 

tweezers.

2.  Aspirate a sample.
3.  Tare the balance and take the weighing vessel out of the balance.
4.  Take off the lid with tweezers.
5.  Dispense the sample into a dummy vessel.
6.   Replace the lid on the weighing vessel and, using tweezers, replace the vessel on 

the balance.

7.    Read the negative result e

1

 (record the absolute value).

8.   Repeat steps 3 to 8, three times to obtain 

e

2

e

3

, and 

e

4

.

9.   Calculate the evaporation loss e using the formula:

 

NOTE

in normal conditions, this value is usually between 0.01 mg and 0.03 mg.

e =       (e

1

 + e

2

 + e

3

 + e

4

)

1

4

Appendix B – Z Factor

The reference calculation equation is :  

z = [1/(P

W

-P

A

)] [1-(P

A

/P

B

)]

Where:    

P

A

 = density of air at t°C. 

 

P

W

 = density of the test liquid at t°C. 

 

P

B

 = density  standard weight used to  

 

calibrate the balance 

 

Use 8 g/cc for 

P

B

NOTE

For rB use 8000kg/m3 according to OiML recommendation N°33 

(Conventional Value of the result of weighing in air

Values of the conversion factor 

z

 (µL/mg) as a function of temperature and pressure for 

distilled water.

 

TEMPERATURE

AIR PRESSURE (HPA)

(°C)

800

853

907

960

1013

1067

15

1.0018

1.0018

1.0019

1.0019

1.0020

1.0020

15.5

1.0018

1.0019

1.0019

1.0020

1.0020

1.0021

16

1.0019

1.0020

1.0020

1.0021

1.0021

1.0022

16.5

1.0020

1.0020

1.0021

1.0022

1.0022

1.0023

17

1.0021

1.0021

1.0022

1.0022

1.0023

1.0023

17.5

1.0022

1.0022

1.0023

1.0023

1.0024

1.0024

18

1.0022

1.0023

1.0024

1.0024

1.0025

1.0025

18.5

1.0023

1.0024

1.0025

1.0025

1.0026

1.0026

19

1.0024

1.0025

1.0025

1.0026

1.0027

1.0027

19.5

1.0025

1.0026

1.0026

1.0027

1.0028

1.0028

20

1.0026

1.0027

1.0027

1.0028

1.0029

1.0029

20.5

1.0027

1.0028

1.0028

1.0029

1.0030

1.0030

21

1.0028

1.0029

1.0030

1.0030

1.0031

1.0031

21.5

1.0030

1.0030

1.0031

1.0031

1.0032

1.0032

22

1.0031

1.0031

1.0032

1.0032

1.0033

1.0033

22.5

1.0032

1.0032

1.0033

1.0033

1.0034

1.0035

23

1.0033

1.0033

1.0034

1.0035

1.0035

1.0036

23.5

1.0034

1.0035

1.0035

1.0036

1.0036

1.0037

24

1.0035

1.0036

1.0036

1.0037

1.0038

1.0038

24.5

1.0037

1.0037

1.0038

1.0038

1.0039

1.0039

25

1.0038

1.0038

1.0039

1.0039

1.0040

1.0041

25.5

1.0039

1.0040

1.0040

1.0041

1.0041

1.0042

26

1.0040

1.0041

1.0042

1.0042

1.0043

1.0043

26.5

1.0042

1.0042

1.0043

1.0043

1.0044

1.0045

27

1.0043

1.0044

1.0044

1.0045

1.0045

1.0046

27.5

1.0044

1.0045

1.0046

1.0046

1.0047

1.0047

28

1.0046

1.0046

1.0047

1.0048

1.0048

1.0049

28.5

1.0047

1.0048

1.0048

1.0049

1.0050

1.0050

29

1.0049

1.0049

1.0050

1.0050

1.0051

1.0052

29.5

1.0050

1.0051

1.0051

1.0052

1.0052

1.0053

30

1.0052

1.0052

1.0053

1.0053

1.0054

1.0055

Table 3

Z Factor 

Summary of Contents for F81040

Page 1: ...User s Guide EN...

Page 2: ...D 18 Tip Ejector Extension for Use with P10M 18 Personal Label Name and or Application Tag 19 GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICE FEATURES 19 General 19 Cycle Counters 19 Alarms 20 POWER MANAGEMENT 20 Battery Ch...

Page 3: ...fatigue and increase pipetting efficiency PIPETMAN M Connected is a unique pipette with only two buttons to operate the pipette and reach all menu options PIPETMAN M Connected features the classic PIP...

Page 4: ...9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Upper part Push button and volume adjustment knob Menu button direct access to all menu functions Tip ejector button Display Elastomer plug to cover the battery chargi...

Page 5: ...the tip by pressing the ejection button Your PIPETMAN M Connected is ready for the next pipetting cycle while maintaining the volume and the last settings Continue pipetting as you would with your mec...

Page 6: ...g protocol first change the pipetting speed of your pipette refer to Chapter 8 PIPETTING SPEED CONTROL on page 15 Aspiration can be done by using the standard speed by default speed 6 Dispensing shoul...

Page 7: ...nables personalized pipetting protocol creation on a PC or tablet for transfer to PIPETMAN M Connected through PIPETMAN M Connected Software an easy to use software To use this mode on a PC the softwa...

Page 8: ...pending on your application You can change aspiration speed and dispensing speed independently from very slow to very fast speed 1 speed 6 Your speed selection is memorized for each pipetting mode unt...

Page 9: ...4 5 P10mLM 5 7 4 5 P8x10M P12x10M 1 1 P8x20M P12x20M 2 3 1 P8x100M P12x100M 2 4 1 P8x200M P12x200M 2 3 1 P8x300M P12x300M 2 3 1 P8x1200M P12x1200M 2 4 2 3 Table 1 Immersion depth and wait time Mold an...

Page 10: ...surface of the liquid refer to Immersion Depth and Wait Time Table 1 on page 17 Change the tip before aspirating a different liquid sample or reagent Change the tip if a droplet remains at the end of...

Page 11: ...thium Ion battery Operation on the battery is done at user s risk only Opening the pipette voids the warranty Alarms Low battery warning Service is overdue warning refer to Chapter 15 MAINTENANCE on p...

Page 12: ...mber of readjustments carried out by this pipette NOTE Changes of service settings will reset all the service info to zero Chapter 14 CONFIGURATION Enter the menu using the menu button You will find n...

Page 13: ...tion Enter the sub menu in the same way and select the ADJUSTMENT menu The adjustment menu allows you to access the following items Standard readjustment Reset settings Standard Readjustment This menu...

Page 14: ...Chapter 21 REPLACEMENT PARTS on page 34 To access the O ring remove the tip ejector and unscrew the lower part of the tip holder You should now be able to remove the O ring from the piston Sometimes t...

Page 15: ...er 16 CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION PIPETMAN M Connected is designed so that the parts normally in contact with contaminants can easily be cleaned and decontaminated As part of your quality system you...

Page 16: ...nents with distilled or sterile water 4 Leave the parts to dry by evaporation or wipe them with a clean lint free tissue or soft cloth 5 Lubricate the piston and reassemble the pipette according to th...

Page 17: ...e used with the recommended PIPETMAN DIAMOND Tips Under these conditions Gilson volumetric specifications in standard pipetting PIPET mode are guaranteed with a performance exceeding ISO 8655 2 recomm...

Page 18: ...22 F807022 F807022 F807022 F807022 F807022 F807022 Battery window F807005 F807005 F807005 F807005 F807005 F807005 F807005 F807005 Ejector window F807006 F807006 F807006 F807006 F807006 F807006 F807006...

Page 19: ...ture and pressure for distilled water TEMPERATURE AIR PRESSURE HPA C 800 853 907 960 1013 1067 15 1 0018 1 0018 1 0019 1 0019 1 0020 1 0020 15 5 1 0018 1 0019 1 0019 1 0020 1 0020 1 0021 16 1 0019 1 0...

Page 20: ...R IMPLIED INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND ANY WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL GILSON BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL PUNITIVE INDIRECT OR IN...

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