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Using the iNovator Toolkit iNovator-specific Protocol Modules<br />

iNovator-specific Protocol Modules<br />

The iNovator toolkit provides you with a variety of protocol modules not found in the<br />

basic <strong>iCys</strong>. Each module’s function and available parameters are explained below. The<br />

module descriptions are organized by the category in which they are found in the<br />

protocol tool box.<br />

Scan<br />

Mosaic Scan Module<br />

The MosaicScan module is similar to the Field Scan module (see page 3-49) with<br />

some exceptions as described here. The MosaicScan module stitches together all of<br />

the scan fields within a given Scan Area prior to segmenting events, developing event<br />

features and displaying data for that scan field. This allows the MosaicScan to<br />

segment events (or draw phantom contours) that cross scan field boundaries.<br />

MosaicScan also reformats the data to provide a 1:1 aspect ratio of the X:Y resolution.<br />

❑ General Tab—Under the General tab you can specify the objective you are using,<br />

the X-step size for the scan, and the field size as shown below:<br />

❍ Objective—Allows you to select which microscope objective lens you will<br />

use for this scale of the run. When not actively scanning, the objective is<br />

moved out of the way of the motorized stage to prevent a carrier from being<br />

bumped by the objective.<br />

❍ X Step size—Determines the size of a single stage step in the X direction.<br />

From the X Step pull-down, select any value from .5µm to 20µm (in .5µm<br />

steps). For a low-resolution scan, select 20µm, the default value.<br />

❍ Field size—Determines the number of X steps that <strong>iCys</strong> will take when<br />

scanning. You can choose a percentage (100%, 50%, or 25%) or choose to<br />

generate a square scan field. The scan field and pixel size are determined by<br />

the dimensions you select and are displayed in the Scan field dimension<br />

window below. A 100% scan field is 1000 scan lines wide, a 50 % one is 500<br />

B-8 <strong>iCys</strong> Research Imaging Cytometer <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Revision B

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