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Defining the<br />

Positions of the<br />

Remaining Stacks<br />

7-38 <strong>System</strong> Maintenance<br />

To find the bottom of the stack: (continued)<br />

Step Action<br />

13 Click the Vertical Home.<br />

14 While holding the plate, click Open Gripper and remove the plate.<br />

15 Click the Vertical Adjustment text field, type –3200, and press Enter.<br />

The plate handler lowers the arm to a position near the base of the output stack.<br />

16 Carefully lower the plate handler arm until it is approximately 1–2 mmfromthe<br />

bottom of the stack.<br />

17 Click Vertical Offset,clickYes, and record the number in the Vertical Adjustment text<br />

field.<br />

The software records the vertical position for position 0 (the output stack).<br />

18 Click Vertical Home.<br />

The plate handler raises the plate handler arm to its highest position.<br />

19 Click the Vertical Adjustment text field, type the Vertical Offset value determined in<br />

step 5, and press Enter.<br />

The plate handler lowers the plate handler arm to a Vertical Offset position.<br />

20 If necessary, readjust the Vertical Offset value and repeat steps 6 and 7 until<br />

satisfied with the setting.<br />

To define the positions of the remaining stacks:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 Place an empty plate into input stack 2 (Zymark position 5).<br />

2 From the Zymark Twister Software, click position 5.<br />

The plate handler arm moves over the input stack.<br />

3 Using the Vertical Positioning commands, lower the plate handler arm until it is<br />

approximately 1 cm above the stack and center it using the Rotary Adjustment<br />

arrows.<br />

4 Carefully lower the plate handler arm into the stack. Center the gripper as it moves<br />

down the stack by adjusting the Rotary Adjustment arrows as needed.<br />

5 Once the plate handler arm is centered within the stack, click Find Plate.<br />

The plate handler arm lowers upon the plate.<br />

Confirm the following:<br />

♦ The plate is in the middle of the gripper span.<br />

♦ The plate sensor switch is contacting the plate.<br />

♦ The gripper does not contact the side of the stack.<br />

6 Click Close Gripper.<br />

7 Click Vertical Home.<br />

The plate handler arm raises to its highest position. If the plate contacts the sides of<br />

the stack, re-adjust the rotary position of the plate handler arm until the plate moves<br />

freely in the stack.<br />

Note Contact between the plate and the stack or all stacks may be unavoidable.<br />

However, try to minimize the contact as much as possible.

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