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11 - Getting Started - Setting Up a New Script or Process<br />

Setting Up a Process in <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus<br />

sure that the Te-MagS is reserved and thus immediately available for use when<br />

the pipetting operation has finished:<br />

Fig. 11-4 Reserving a device<br />

<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus lets you run several processes in parallel. If you don’t<br />

reserve the Te-MagS, it may be occupied by another process when the first<br />

process wants to use it. The first process will then have to wait until it becomes<br />

free again. Depending on your application or experiment, the waiting may be<br />

inacceptable.<br />

11.5.9 Adding On-the-fly Actions<br />

Some devices require the use of the RoMa (plate robot) to carry out their function.<br />

A typical example of this is the Symbol LS-1220 barcode scanner which is rigidly<br />

fixed to the instrument's deck and cannot move towards the labware to scan it.<br />

Instead, the RoMa is used to move the labware past the barcode scanner “on-thefly”<br />

while carrying out something else, for example when moving the labware from<br />

one carrier to another. The barcode scanner is then instructed to perform a read<br />

operation when the RoMa presents the labware. Such devices are called on-thefly<br />

devices.<br />

Add an on-the-fly device to your process by dragging it from the Control Bar onto<br />

the line which links two process steps. The corresponding actions will then be<br />

executed when the labware moves between the two process steps.<br />

For example, If you want to read the barcodes of your labware items as they move<br />

from the washer to the pipetting station, drag the Barcode Scanner device onto<br />

the line which links these two process steps.<br />

See Fig. 5-11 “Process Editor showing an example process”, 5-17.<br />

11.5.10 Saving the Process<br />

Save the process you have created by clicking Save in the toolbar or by choosing<br />

Save from the File menu. Then enter a name for the process in the Save File<br />

dialog box or select an existing process which you want to overwrite and click the<br />

green arrow. You can also save the process as a process template by choosing<br />

Save As from the File menu and clicking the Template button in the Save File<br />

dialog box.<br />

11.5.11 Running the Process<br />

See 12.2 “Running and Optimizing a Process (<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus)”, 12-5.<br />

<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, 393172, en, V<strong>2.3</strong> 11 - 15

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