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

Overview of Script Commands<br />

Tab. 13-3 Script programming commands (cont.)<br />

Sub-Routine - The Sub-Routine command executes another script as part of the current<br />

script. The Sub-Routine command is not available in <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus.<br />

See 15.49 “Sub-Routine Command”, 15-113.<br />

Execute VB Script – The Execute VB Script command is used to execute a Visual<br />

Basic (VB) script from within an <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> script. See 15.50 “Execute VB<br />

Script Command”, 15-114.<br />

Notification - The Notification command is used to send an email from within a script<br />

(e.g. to inform an operator in another room that a certain process has finished). It can<br />

also be used to send an automatic email if an error occurs during script execution.<br />

See 15.51 “Notification Command”, 15-116.<br />

Start Script - The Start Script command starts another script from the currently running<br />

script, which is terminated. In contrast to sub-routines, the new script can use a<br />

different worktable layout to the original script. The Start Script command is not available<br />

in <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus. See 15.52 “Start Script Command”, 15-117.<br />

On Error Goto - The On Error Goto command is used to jump to a specified line in<br />

the script if an error occurs during script runtime. Error recovery commands then allow<br />

the pipetting script to react automatically to the error. See 15.53 “On Error Goto Command”,<br />

15-118.<br />

Resume - The Resume command is used together with the On Error Goto command<br />

and specifies where to resume running the script after executing the error recovery<br />

commands. See 15.54 “Resume Command”, 15-119.<br />

End Script - The End Script command is used to stop the pipetting script prematurely<br />

and to specify a return code (error code) for the script. It is typically used together with<br />

error recovery commands. See 15.55 “End Script Command”, 15-120.<br />

13.1.4 Commands for the Te-MO, Overview<br />

The following table lists the commands for the Te-MO.<br />

To use these commands in <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> Plus, add the device command<br />

“Te-MO - Pipette” to your process; this opens the Script Editor (see 16.36.2, 16-<br />

120).<br />

Tab. 13-4 Te-MO commands<br />

Te-MO Aspirate – The Te-MO Aspirate command is used to pick up liquid from specified<br />

positions on the Te-MO. It is analogous to the Aspirate command for the LiHa.<br />

See 15.56.1 “Te-MO Aspirate Command”, 15-122.<br />

Te-MO Dispense – The Te-MO Dispense command is used to dispense liquid to<br />

specified positions on the Te-MO. It is analogous to the Dispense command for the<br />

LiHa. See 15.56.2 “Te-MO Dispense Command”, 15-124.<br />

Te-MO Mix – The Te-MO Mix command performs a mix operation by aspirating and<br />

then dispensing at the same Te-MO position. It is equivalent to the Mix command for<br />

the LiHa. See 15.56.3 “Te-MO Mix Command”, 15-125.<br />

Te-MO Wash – The Te-MO Wash command is used to wash the Te-MO tips or DITIs<br />

using the specified Te-MO 96 wash block. It is designed for standard Te-MO tip blocks<br />

and DITi pipetting heads with 96 tips. See 15.56.4 “Te-MO Wash Command”, 15-<br />

127.<br />

13 - 6 <strong>Freedom</strong> <strong>EVOware</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, 393172, en, V<strong>2.3</strong>

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