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9 - Specifying Your Instrument Setup<br />

Configuring Carriers<br />

Use to offset RoMa vector<br />

Check the checkboxes to indicate how many unique sites the device or carrier<br />

has for the RoMa to access. The total number of RoMa sites is shown in the<br />

Sites field. The checkboxes determine the directions in which the RoMa<br />

needs to move to access the sites (X, Y and/or Z).<br />

For most carrier types, you should check all three checkboxes (X, Y and Z).<br />

Special cases:<br />

A common type of carousel has 9 towers and 21 microplates per tower (X=1,<br />

Y=9, Z=21, 189 labware items) but only one site for the RoMa to access (the<br />

carousel transfer position). In this case, you should only check the X column.<br />

A single Te-Stack has 1 or 2 towers and 50 microplates per tower (X=1 or 2,<br />

Y=1, Z=50) but only one site for the RoMa to access (the Te-Stack transfer<br />

position). In this case, you should only check the Y column.<br />

A double Te-Stack has 4 towers, 50 microplates per tower and two sites<br />

(transfer positions) for the RoMa to access (X=2, Y=2, Z=50). The RoMa can<br />

access both transfer positions by moving in the Y direction, so you should only<br />

check the Y column (total of 2 RoMa sites).<br />

Use the Te-Stack Right carrier if the Te-Stack is mounted on the right side of<br />

the worktable; use the Te-Stack Left carrier if the Te-Stack is mounted on the<br />

left side of the worktable:<br />

Fig. 9-16 Double Te-Stack Right (with the default tower configuration)<br />

The Te-Stack X and Y coordinates are not the same as the worktable grid<br />

coordinates. See also 8.5.28.3 “Te-Stack and Te-Stack Te-MO Configuration -<br />

Towers Tab”, 8-98.<br />

Robot<br />

The pipetting instrument uses robots to pick up and put down labware on<br />

carriers. Movement commands for robots are called “robot vectors”. If you<br />

want to create or edit a robot vector for this carrier, you must first choose the<br />

robot you want to use (RoMa, MCA96 or CGM for the MCA384).<br />

If your pipetting instrument is fitted with two plate robots (RoMa 1 and<br />

RoMa 2), you should create a vector for both plate robots for all carriers which<br />

can be accessed by both robots. Tip: the home position for plate robot 1 is at<br />

the rear left of the instrument.<br />

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