RADWAG UYA 4Y, User Manual

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List of pipette parameters:
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Name: press “Name” field, a window for entering pipette’s name opens.
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Code: enter pipette’s code;
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Model: enter pipette’s type;
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Tip: enter tip’s name;
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Type of volume: ADJUSTABLE / FIXED;
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Nominal volume: nominal volume value;
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Minimum volume: minimum volume value, for fixed volume pipette enter <0>;
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Number of channels: specify number of pipette’s channels, for a single channel pipette enter
<1>;
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Type: NONE/A/D1/D2. Pipette type adheres to standard guidelines. Since error values depend
on pipette’s type it is necessary to set the type if calibration process is to comply with ISO 8655
standard.
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Tested volumes: press “Tested volumes” field, a window with a list of calibrated volumes opens
(in case of a new pipette, the list is empty), add volume to be tested, and define error value for
each tested volume:
Procedure:
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Press < Add > button.
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A window with an on-screen numeric keyboard is displayed.
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Enter tested volume in [µl] and press < > button for confirmation.
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A new record is automatically added, the record features recommended error values.
In order to change error values press a field with pipette volume (each field can be edited,
you can enter error values of your choice).
Caution:
While in calibration process, the order of tested volumes corresponds to the order in which they
are entered.
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On setting correct values return to the main window.
24.4. PRINTOUTS
Printouts option has been designed to enable you to determine content of particular standard
printouts and to define non-standard printout.
Standard Printout
Standard printout comprises four internal blocks, each
featuring different variables. Each variable can be attributed
with parameter YES – i.e. printed, or NO – i.e. not printed.
Settings for header printout, weighing printout, and footer
printout are specified in section 14.5; settings for Pipettes
Calibration report are presented below.
Report content:
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Working mode
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User
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Customer
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Temperature
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Humidity
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Pressure