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Learning Center
Basic Instrument Operations
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Available options:
Experiment Name Enter a name for this group of measurements. The
measurement results are saved in the selected database location
using the entered experiment name.
Add Identifier Enter a descriptive label to help you find this experiment later or
to associate it with another experiment (see
Manage identifiers
on the instrument for details).
Tap the Add Identifier box to display a keyboard to enter the
label text.
Tap the Add Identifier button to add the label; tap the
Done key to close the keyboard.
Export Data Select an available location for exporting the measurements in
this experiment. Experiments can be exported to a USB device
connected to any USB port on the local instrument (front,
back-left or back-right) or to a
network location or the Cloud .
Export Button Allows you to select a file format for exporting the
measurements in this experiment and then export the data to a
USB device or network. Available export file formats:
• comma-separated values spreadsheet (.csv) file
• tab-separated values spreadsheet (.tsv) file (spectral data
only)
• NanoDrop One Viewer (.sql) file
• NanoDrop One Thermo Fisher Cloud (.nanodrop) file
The filename is the entered experiment name (see above). The
file is stored in a folder named “NanodropOne” followed by the
instrument serial number. (Use
System Status to view your
instrument serial number.)
Return To Experiment
button Close the End Experiment box and display the results for the
most recent measurement. From there you can add
measurements to the current experiment and save it later.
Print button Print measurement results for current experiment
End Experiment button End the experiment and save the measurement results using the
entered experiment name. The experiment is saved in the
selected database location.