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3-12 Getting Started<br />

Exercise 1: Creating a Plate Document<br />

You will need to create a plate document for every plate you run on the <strong>7900HT</strong><br />

instrument. The following procedure explains how to create a plate document using<br />

the SDS software.<br />

To create a plate document:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 If not already active, launch the SDS software as explained on page 3-7.<br />

The SDS software workspace appears.<br />

2 Choose one of the following options:<br />

♦ Click the New Document button ( ) from the General toolbar, or<br />

♦ From the File menu, select New.<br />

The New Document dialog appears.<br />

IMPORTANT The SDS software can handle multiple documents simultaneously,<br />

however the processing speed of your computer will decrease with each open<br />

document. For that reason, Applied Biosystems recommends limiting the number of<br />

open documents to 10.<br />

3 Configure the New Document dialog box with the following settings:<br />

Drop-Down List Select…<br />

Assay Absolute Quantification<br />

Container 384 Wells Clear Plate<br />

Template Blank Template<br />

4 Click OK.<br />

The software displays a new plate document with appropriate attributes.<br />

Exercise 2: Saving a Plate Document<br />

The Save command stores any changes to the plate document setup information and<br />

display settings. The following procedure explains how to save the open plate<br />

document.<br />

To save the plate document:<br />

Step Action<br />

1 Choose one of the following options:<br />

♦ Click the Save button ( ) from the General toolbar, or<br />

♦ From the File menu, select Save As.<br />

2 From the File of type drop-down list, select <strong>ABI</strong> PRISM SDS Single Plate (*.sds).<br />

3 Click the File name text field, and type Practice.<br />

4 Click Save.<br />

The software saves the plate document to a file entitled Practice.sds.<br />

Note Do not close the plate document at this time.

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