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13 - Overview of <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Commands<br />

Overview of Script Commands<br />

13 Overview of <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Commands<br />

This chapter gives an overview of the commands which are available in <strong>Freedom</strong><br />

<strong>EVOware</strong> <strong>Standard</strong> and <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus.<br />

After creating a worktable and choosing/defining the carriers and labware that you<br />

want to use, the process or pipetting script is created by selecting commands from<br />

the Control Bar (see 11 “Getting Started - Setting Up a New Script or Process”,<br />

11-1).<br />

In this chapter, the commands are divided into two sections - script commands<br />

and device commands - and each section is divided into groups (e.g. Liquid<br />

Handling Arm commands). The same groups are used in the Control Bar. See<br />

Commands in the index for an alphabetic list of the commands.<br />

Some of the commands will only be shown in the Control Bar if your pipetting<br />

instrument is fitted with the appropriate hardware option.<br />

In addition, you can hide commands which you do not normally use (see<br />

5.4.1.13 “Context Menu for Group Titles in the Control Bar”, 5-15).<br />

Tecan and third party software add-ons for <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> may add additional<br />

script and/or device commands to the Control Bar which are not described in this<br />

manual. In this case, refer to the instruction manual for the respective software<br />

add-on for more information.<br />

13.1 Overview of Script Commands<br />

In <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus, when the Script Editor is open the Commands tab of<br />

the Control Bar only shows script commands (commands which are used for<br />

writing pipetting scripts). When the Process Editor is open, the Commands tab of<br />

the Control Bar only shows device commands (commands for the optional<br />

devices, see 13.2 “Overview of Device Commands”, 13-12).<br />

In <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> <strong>Standard</strong>, the Control Bar always shows both command<br />

types (it does not have a Process Editor).<br />

Tecan and third party software add-ons for <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> may add additional<br />

script and/or device commands to the Control Bar which are not described in this<br />

manual. In this case, refer to the instruction manual for the respective software<br />

add-on for more information.<br />

13.1.1 Liquid Handling Arm (LiHa) Commands, Overview<br />

The following table lists the commands for the liquid handling arm. To use these<br />

commands in <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus, add the device command “Liquid Handling<br />

Arm - Pipette” to your process; this opens the Script Editor (see 16.13.2, 16-47).<br />

If your pipetting instrument is fitted with two liquid handling arms (and you have<br />

installed drivers for both of them), there will be two liquid handling arm groups in<br />

the Control Bar (Liquid Handling Arm and Liquid Handling Arm 2). Use the<br />

commands in the group “Liquid Handling Arm” if you want to pipette with the first<br />

LiHa. Use the commands in the group “Liquid Handling Arm 2” if you want to<br />

pipette with the second LiHa. The commands themselves are identical in both<br />

groups. The Script Editor window appends a “2” to the commands which are<br />

destined for the second LiHa (e.g. “Aspirate 2”).<br />

<strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, 393172, en, V<strong>2.3</strong> 13 - 1

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