Bio-Tek ELx800, Руководство оператора

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Chapter 3: Operation
Selecting an Assay to Define
To select an assay to define or modify, start at the Main Menu and select
DEFINE
to display the
SELECT ASSAY NUMBER
screen.
S E L E C T A S S A Y N U M B E R : 0 1
N A M E : H B S -A G 1
1. Use the numeric keys to enter the number of any predefined Assay
Definition Files stored in the reader’s memory, or the Options key to
advance one assay at a time. The cursor is positioned at the first editable
field, and advances automatically. The numeric range depends on the
number of assays stored in the reader’s memory.
The ELx800 has 55 “open” assays available; the EL800 has only 10.
2. Press ENTER to advance to the
EDIT ASSAY NAME
screen. You may
change the default assay name to a more descriptive one (see Editing the
Assay Name below):
CLEAR: Clears the reader’s display.
MAIN MENU: Returns the display to the Main Menu screen.
PREVIOUS SCREEN: Returns the display to the previous screen.
ENTER:
Saves the current settings and advances to the next screen.
Editing the Assay Name
Use the
EDIT NAME
screen to edit the name currently assigned to the assay. The
assay name can contain up to 16 alphanumeric characters.
N A M E : H B S - A G 1
- / : S P A C E
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The cursor is positioned at the first editable field (e.g., under “H”). Use the
alpha and numeric keys to change the assay name.
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Use the Options key to sequentially advance the character positioned
above the cursor. The characters will cycle through the alphabet (A-Z), with
a space following Z.
• Use the left and right arrow keys to move the cursor to the previous or
next editable field. The cursor will wrap around the edit field.
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Use the CLEAR key to remove the assay name from the display.
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Use SOFT KEYS 1, 2, 3 , and 4 to select a dash, forward slash, colon, or
space for inclusion in the assay name.
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