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Creating an Instrument Control Method 129 Fig. 183 Kontron AS 460/465 Mix Methods Clicking the New button first the method type drop-down list becomes active. Click the New button to add one more line to the programmed methods. Select the Method Type from the drop-down list. The choices are Add, Mix and Wait. Fig. 184 Kontron AS 460/465 Mix Step Add Specify the Amount of a liquid in µl (max = the syringe volume) to be aspirated from a source (vial 1 to 110) and dispensed to a target (vial 1 to 110). Additionally the air gap can be defined. To continue click the Commit button and then the New button to program the next step. Fig. 185 Kontron AS 460/465 Mix Step Mix The programmed Amount (µl, max = the syringe volume) will be aspirated and dispensed three times. Again the air gap can be defined. The mixing step is performed in that vial which is specified in the last adding step by add to.
130 Creating an Instrument Control Method Fig. 186 Kontron AS 460/465 Mix Step Wait Wait a programmed period of time x:xx:xx (0:00:00 – 9:59:59) before continuing with the next step (reaction time). Click the Commit button to complete the operation. Click the Delete button to delete the selected step. Instrument Setup – Miscellaneous Instruments Instrument Setup – Manager 5000/5050/IF2 I/O Fig. 187 Setup window, Manager 5000/5050 / IF2 Edit the spreadsheet as already described for other time programs, e.g. as described in the chapter Instrument Setup – Pumps, Pump Program. Enter the maximum output voltage in the voltage column, e.g. for maximum delivery of a pump and the percentage values into the AOF (Analog Output Factor) column. The output voltage, produced by the Manager 5000/5050/IF2 I/O, will be the result of Voltage * AOF / 100 The influence of the Step Mode option is illustrated in the next figure:
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4 CONTENTS Configuration - Autosamp
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8 Installation Guide ChromGate® 3.
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14 Short guide ChromGate®, KNAUER
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190 ChromGate® PDA Option Fig. 283
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290 Fig. 394 Pump K-1001 / Autosamp
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292 Index Device ID Autosampler 68,
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