Phoenix HT User Manual
© 2007–2012 Rigaku Automation, Inc.
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The application checks that the Volume provided is adequate for the job requirements of the
sample volume plus the overaspirate (dead) volume.
NOTE:
Depending on the nano dispenser provided with your Phoenix, the liquid classes may
vary or additional ones may be added. Consult your Rigaku Service representative for the
latest liquid classes available.
5. Verify that all protein samples have been added.
IMPORTANT:
Verify that all caps have been removed from all protein sample tubes or the
caps will interfere with the accurate dispensing of liquids and the job will fail.
Review the Details pane for RED text which indicates supply issues. In the below example, the
DEPLETED message indicates a shortage of liquid for Sample C in subwell 3. Note that the
Job Status is
In Process
and the Task Status is
Supplies
.
6. To fix the supply problem, click on the
Manage Device
view and click the
Chilled Block
tab.
Double-click on the deficient sample tube or click
Edit
.
Sample Name:
Name given to the sample
Sample Description:
Description of the sample, often the chemical composition
Volume (uL):
The initial volume in the sample tube to be valid for use must include the extra
volume required for the overaspirate.
Dead Volume (uL):
This volume specifies the overaspirate volume which is added to the
aspirated sample volume.
Aspirate Liquid Class:
Select a pre-defined liquid class appropriate to your sample. Most often
Nanoaspirate Water Cold is used.
Dispense Liquid Class:
Select a pre-defined liquid class appropriate to your sample. Most often
Nanodispense Water Cold is used.
