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Administrator Tasks Using the Manage Carrier Types Window Note: CompuCyte recommends that you hide, rather than delete, unused standard carriers. Displaying Hidden Carriers If desired, you can show the hidden carriers in the Carrier Types list. ➣ To show hidden carriers, select Show Hidden. The hidden carriers will reappear in the list; but will not be available in the Select Carrier Type window. Including Hidden Carriers ➣ To include hidden carriers: 1. Make sure that Show Hidden is checked. 2. Select a hidden carrier (you can tell because UnHide displays on the Hide/UnHide button). 3. Click UnHide. The carrier type is now included both in the Carrier Types list and from the Select Carrier Type window. C-6 iCys Research Imaging Cytometer User Guide Revision B
May 6, 2005 Administrator Tasks Defining Custom Carriers CompuCyte now allows you to define custom carriers for your iCys system. Every carrier type has a unique name and ID number. You can define a custom carrier by either copying an existing carrier type or by defining an entirely new carrier type. Either way, the new custom carrier is given a unique ID. Tip: Before you define a new custom carrier, try to obtain the dimensions of your carrier from the supplier or from the manufacturer’s website. Having the exact dimensions will greatly simplify the definition process. ➣ To define a custom carrier from the Carrier Types list: ❑ Select a similar carrier and click Copy. When you follow the directions in “Defining a Microplate Carrier” on page C-7 or “Defining a Freeform Carrier” on page C-16, keep in mind that you will be changing existing parameters rather than entering new parameters. CompuCyte recommends that, whenever possible, you copy and rename a similar existing carrier. ❑ Click New. In this case, follow the directions in “Defining a Microplate Carrier” on page C-7 or “Defining a Freeform Carrier” on page C-16. Defining a Microplate Carrier A microplate carrier contains a specified number of wells, each of which is identical. When generating a microplate scan, iCys assumes that the scan areas are identical for every well. Note: When defining a custom plate, the plate map (that displays when you click Carrier), may not be a precise representation of the plate. The plate wells will always appear to start in the same location in the upper left corner of the plate map. However, the distances between wells and other criteria should display correctly. Revision B iCys Research Imaging Cytometer User Guide C-7
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