Bio-Tek ELx405, Руководство оператора

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General Usage Guidelines
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Programming Considerations
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Dispense Height: The dispense (overflow) height in the wash protocol
should be low enough to ensure that excess fluid is removed by the aspirate
tubes when the manifold is dispensing.
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Plate Clearance: Ensure that a sufficient plate clearance height is
programmed for plates that are slightly taller than standard plates. See
Plate Clearance Height (PLATE) , p. 94.
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Vacuum Dissipation Delay: Increase the vacuum dissipation delay when
using vacuum systems such as the high flow pump. See
Vacuum
Dissipation Delay (VACUUM)
, p. 94.
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Sensor Systems: Do not deactivate the vacuum, waste, or fluid detection
systems, unless priming with air instead of fluid. See
Sensor System
(SENSOR)
, p. 91.
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Manifold Type (HT models with the dual 96-tube manifold (HT2/HTV2)
and Select models upgraded to the HT): The correct manifold (96 or 192)
must be chosen in the Manifold Selection feature of the Setup utilities
before operating the washer. Refer to
Manifold Selection (MANIFOLD)
, p.
95.
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Plate Type (Select, Select CW, and Magna models, and HT2/HTV2 models
with the 96-tube manifold installed): Be sure to specify the correct plate
type (96 or 384 for the dual manifold models; 96 or 96Bead for the Magna)
when defining or editing wash, aspiration, dispense, or link programs.
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Operation with the Bio-Stack Microplate Stacker : The washer
should be configured to operate with the Bio-Stack (refer to the Bio-Stack
Operator’s Manual for instructions on configuring the washer for Bio-Stack
operation).
ELx405 Operator's Guide