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6 - Menus<br />

Execute Menu<br />

Fig. 6-7<br />

Set Process Variable Values dialog box<br />

Entered the required initial value for the variables in the Initial value column.<br />

In the above example, the variables were declared as shown in Fig. 6-6, 6-13<br />

and the number of process instances (process copies) was set to three in the<br />

Runtime Controller when the process was run.<br />

The scope of the Barcode variable is instance and a different value can be<br />

entered for each of the three process instances. The scope of the Microplates<br />

variable is run; the value you specify will be used for all three process instances.<br />

This is indicated by the value 0 in the Instance column.<br />

6.4.6.3 Import File for the Declare Variables Feature<br />

If you choose File Import in the Mode column of the Set Process Variables dialog<br />

box, you must create a comma-separated text file which contains the required<br />

values of the variables. The file name must be _var.csv, for<br />

example myproc1_var.csv.<br />

The file must be stored in the sub-directory which contains the process (the .epd<br />

file), for example:<br />

C:\Program Files\Tecan\<strong>EVOware</strong>\database\processes\myproc1<br />

Each line of the file should have the following syntax:<br />

variable name,process instance,value<br />

In the following example, the variables were declared as shown in Fig. 6-6, 6-13<br />

and the number of process instances (process copies) will be set to three in the<br />

Runtime Controller when the process is run:<br />

Tubes,1,5<br />

Tubes,2,7<br />

Tubes,3,4<br />

Counter2,0,25<br />

The scope of the Tubes variable is instance and a different value can be specified<br />

for each of the process instances. The scope of the Counter variable is run; the<br />

value you specify will be used for all three process instances. This is indicated by<br />

the value 0 in the Instance field.<br />

For variables of scope instance, make sure that you specify enough lines for all of<br />

the process instances that you will run. If there are not enough entries in the file,<br />

<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> will use the initial value that you specified in the Set Process<br />

Variables dialog box for the missing entries.<br />

6 - 14 <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, 393172, en, V<strong>2.3</strong>

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