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service manual for maquet operating table 1133Please upgrade to Internet Explorer version 10 or higher or install Google Chrome or Firefox to fully experience this site. Cord blood stem cells are doing amazing things. Learn More. Windows and Excel are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. in the U.S. and other countries. Some versions of the instrument do not have one or more of these features. You can ignore the parts of this manual not relevant to the version of Wallac 1420 you have. All differences in use are noted and explained. Note: use of the Enhanced Security mode does not alone ensure compliance with 21 CFR Part 11. If Enhanced Security mode is used then installation can only be done by a person with System and Windows administrator rights. This is activated by selecting a protocol in the Explorer. A sample plate can then be loaded and measured using the protocol set for it. Other parameters affecting the whole system e.g. labels, filters etc.After a successful login Wallac 1420 can be used according to the permissions granted to the logged on user. Instrument control The main window has three tabs: Instrument Control, Live Display and Temperature. When Wallac 1420 workstation is connected to an instrument (running in normal mode), the demo mode indicator is blank. You can switch between normal and demo modes using the Options selection in the Tools menu. The closer a result is to the upper limit of the range, the more red it will appear. The closer to the lower limit it is, the more blue it will appear. The A1 position must be in the left corner furthest from you i.e. the side that enters the counter first. If a barcode is used, it should also be on the side that enters the counter first. See the picture on page 20 for correct plate orientation. Load first plate. An alternative way to start counting is to use the Start Wizard. This allows you to define how many plates you are going to use and to give the positions of samples. Protocol selection - click the protocol you want to use for measurement.
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Definition of the sample names and number of plates. See Samples tab on page 39 for a description of the principles involved in sample definition. See the picture on page 20 for correct plate orientation. Load the first plate Light is blinking 2. Press the button briefly. Operation will start. The button light will be lit without blinking. No lids, loose frames or very loose strips are acceptable. See Appendix 2 for a list of plates that fit in the stackers. If the button on Wallac 1420 is blinking, it means that the assay has not finished and you must remove the empty input stacker, load an empty output stacker and then an input stacker which has the remaining plates of the assay (plus plates for other assays if you want). In the stacker model the loading area is uncovered when the stackers are not in place so you must avoid the danger of getting your fingers trapped by the plate lift mechanism. The plate being measured is brought out to the loading position. You cannot resume measurement after clicking Stop but must begin the assay from the beginning if required. Condition Barcode none or plate. Through the Explorer you can access the Protocol Editor and the Result Viewer. Click the Explorer icon to open the Explorer. The Explorer will open. In each of these folders there are protocols using the appropriate technology. On the same level as the Wallac folder there are two other folders: Users and Projects. To open a folder, click on it and then select Open from the File menu. In the enhanced security mode you have to belong to the Operator user group to start a protocol. To open an existing protocol you can do one of the following: a) Move the mouse cursor onto it and then click the left mouse button to select it, then click the File menu and click Open. The protocol editor window contains seven tabs: Samples - shows a plate map to allow you to edit wells and plates ID - you can identify the protocol Measurement - you can select the labels used for measurement Plate - you can select the plate type and other parameters Outputs - you can define the output. Buttons allow you to select the first plate, previous plate, next plate or last plate. You can also add a new plate, delete the currently selected plate or duplicate a plate. An added plate has all the positions marked as Measured and will become the last plate in the sequence. These will be the types defined in the Wallac 1420 Manager Tools menu item Miscellaneous settings. By selecting one of these types you specify what. The number can be selected from a drop down list of available numbers. The protocol name has to be typed in. In the case of a factory pre-set protocol you cannot change the number. Notes or additional comments can be connected with the protocol. Note: If the protocol being edited is pre-set, the measurement sequence cannot be changed. Measurement mode This field allows you to specify on what unit the complete measurement sequence should be performed before moving on to the next similar unit. Measurement operations This field lists the operations that have been specified to be used in the assay. The operations are listed in the order they will be performed. If you select an item in the list and then click the right mouse button, a menu will appear to allow you to Copy, Delete or see the Properties of the selected item. The former is more accurate but the latter is faster. At the bottom of the dialogue is a check box “Perform on first plate repeat only”. You can give the number of repeat measurements (up to 100) and the delay between each measurement (0 to 600 s). You need to also select the label by clicking the label button and then selecting from the label dialogue.https://congviendisan.vn/vi/editura-aramis-manuale-0 If this is more than 1 then you must give the time between the end of one measurement and the beginning of the next (0- 3600 secs.). Plate types are read from the Wallac 1420 database when the Protocol Editor is started so it will not recognize plate types added while the Protocol Editor is open. Click the check box of the output device(s) you want. The types you can save files in are Excel 5 or later versions, Tab delimited text or MultiCalc. If the Include in output list box is checked, then it specifies which optional parts of the assay run information should be included in the file saved when the measurement is completed. The keyword should be in triangular brackets exactly as the examples given in the tab show. These commands are then automatically replaced by the appropriate name or number etc. Specified in the ID tab in the protocol name edit box. Pre-set protocols are created in the factory. In the enhanced security mode the first user name is the system user name and the second is the Wallac 1420 user name. User names are separated with a slash. Save When you select this item or click the button the current protocol information is saved. Print When you select this item or click the button a dialogue opens up for you to select the printer type and other details of the printout. When you click this a dialogue with a check box appears. If you do not check it, then, whenever you click the Start icon, measurement of the selected protocol will begin directly. If you do check it, then, whenever you click the Start icon, the Start Wizard will be used to start the measurement of the selected protocol. See the picture on the next page. The protocol connected to the latest results will be selected automatically, but you can select any protocol that was used to make the measurements that you want to view. The information in a column is complete if no “.” are shown at the end. Click on the result file and then click the Open icon. Note: these results are in the form of raw numerical data The Result Viewer gives details of the actual measurement. The number of pairs depends on what you have set in protocol editing parameters. The first column of each pair is the measurement time and the other the result value. See List format for the alternative way of viewing results. The cells in the two first rows displayed include information about the currently displayed plate. The cells displayed in the rows directly above each result plate gives information directly relating to the label or result type displayed in the plate grid below it. The information included is: Name of the label or result type displayed in the result plate Unit for the results from the result plate. Error Error gives you information about the general error situation and specific information about any errors that occurred for each measurement type. Print Clicking this icon leads to an extended print dialogue which in addition to the normal print options gives you a choice of printing selected sheets or the entire workbook. There are up to fifteen items in this menu (depending on the options installed): Explorer - for protocol editing and result viewing, see pages 35 and 57. Start Wizard - for starting when you first need to define plates and wells, see page 24. The User level in the Tools menu allows you to select the user level: Routine, Advanced or Service. If the User Level is selected to be Routine, this will automatically disable any system operations. In this window there are tabs corresponding to the measurement technologies (labels) in the instrument. Each tab includes the names of the currently defined labels. Names of user defined labels can be freely defined by the user but names of factory pre-set labels cannot be changed. Remove the selected item from the list. Preset items and labels used in protocols cannot be removed. This command requires confirmation because you cannot undo Remove. Properties - (select an item to activate this). View the properties of the selected item. If the item is user defined then you can edit the properties, but if it is a factory pre-set, you cannot edit them. In time-resolved fluorometry a flash lamp is used to illuminate the sample, different lanthanides are used as labels. The picture shows the parameters that can be set. Protocol name This is the name by which the protocol is identified. The energy of the flash lamp used is dependent on the discharge capacitor value. The “Low” Flash Energy Area selects a basic capacitor of 10 nF. The “High” Flash Energy Area selects a second 10 nF capacitor in the lamp’s discharge circuit thus doubling the energy. Flashes keep on occurring until the required total excitation energy is achieved. However, because the energy comes in discrete flashes the last flash will cause the total excitation energy to exceed the required amount by a maximum of not more than the energy in one flash. The parameters that can be set for fluorometry are the following: Protocol name This is the name by which the protocol is identified. After the letter comes the wavelength. You can select with the option buttons Small, Normal or Large. Normal is the default. The normal aperture is circular with a diameter of about 4 mm and it is used for factory set labels. This enables the absorbance to be calculated. The parameters that can be set for photometry are the following: Protocol name This is the name by which the protocol is identified. A password can be associated with it to prevent parameters being changed by an unauthorized person. After the letter comes the wavelength. Normal is the default. The parameters that can be set for luminometry are show in the picture and described below. Protocol name This is the name by which the protocol is identified. A password can be associated with it to prevent parameters being changed by an unauthorized person. The normal aperture is circular with a diameter of about 4 mm and it is used for factory set labels. The emission light is then viewed through two polarizers, one parallel to the incident polarization (S-plane) and one perpendicular to it (P-plane). The software corrects for changes in energy of the CW-lamp to ensure that results are calculated for a constant excitation energy. For fluorescence polarization you should always use maximum power, 65535. To calculate the G-factor prepare buffer and 1 nM fluorescein samples (replicates should be at least 24).In LANCE homogenous time-resolved fluorescence a flash lamp is used to illuminate the sample. In the most common form of LANCE this excites the donor molecule which, after a delay, transfers the energy to the accepter molecule which then emits light. The energy of the flash lamp used is dependent on the discharge capacitor value. However, because the energy comes in discrete flashes the last flash will cause the total excitation energy to exceed the required amount by a maximum of not more than the energy in one flash. This label is for fast decay Eu-chelates (for example Eu-W1024) in a TR-FRET assays. There is also a section where you can add additional information that you can connect with the filter properties. There is also a section where you can add additional information that you can connect with the filter properties. The former is a strip and the latter a wheel. The instrument is loaded with slide A in each case but an empty slide B is also available for user filters as described below. All standard filters with diameter of 25.4 mm (1 inch) and thickness of 10 mm fit in the emission filter slides. The full name will be shown if you move the mouse cursor onto the slot where the filter is. Physically changing the emission filter slide Click the Eject slide button on the Emission filter slide dialogue. There are eight positions on this wheel and two are reserved by default for fluorometry and three for photometry. The remaining positions can have filters added by the user. Note: default filters can be removed and replaced by user filters. Either change the filters you want or take a new filter wheel B. When you select Properties, a picture of the selected slide appears with the filters that are loaded in it marked in red or black as shown previously. This will activate a wizard that will guide you through the normalization procedure. Plates must have 3 or more strips, (maximum of 8), with 1 - 12 wells per strip. The strips must be horizontal e.g. Measurement status page This is shown during the actual normalization measurement and it gives you feedback about the measurement. It shows the measured normalization values and requires you to confirm that you accept these values before they are stored in the database. The two values produced by the normalization are the background and the europium contribution to the samarium window. The final result is normalized to the maximum donor intensity. To begin this procedure select LANCE normalization from the Wallac 1420 Manager Tools menu. This will activate a wizard that will guide you through the normalization procedure. Highlight the one you want and then click the Next button. The strip to be used must be horizontal e.g. A1 to A12 etc. The plate used is the one defined in the protocol you previously selected. The measurement status pane shows the current status of the measurement. The progress of the measurement is shown by the progress bar. Click Next to move to the Normalization confirmation page otherwise the wizard moves to the Measurement warning page. It shows you the measured normalization values and requires you to confirm that you accept these values before they are stored in the database. The values obtained are the blank measurement in the acceptor window, crosstalk, i.e. When the LANCE samples are detected on the plate, they will automatically be used to make the necessary corrections for this particular LANCE measurement. They will overrule any values that may have be stored in the instrument memory from a normalization with the LANCE wizard. A description is given here of how the Plate dimension wizard can be used to fine-tune the plate dimensions. Select the plate whose dimensions you want to fine-tune. Remember that this should be the plate type with the name you chose specifically for the technology to be used. Note that you must click in the Plate name field to select the plate. All the other wells should be empty. Specify the area of the well to be scanned. The example shows the default value for a 1536-well plate. After scanning is completed the Next button will be activated. Click it to continue. Define the centre point of the corner wells. Each tab shows one of the four wells with a plot of the intensity of the light from the well. This is colour coded with red showing the highest intensity. In the dialogue that appears when you click this item in the Tools menu, there are three tabs for: Plate types the available plate types are listed including a number of default types. It will appear with a new icon showing it is different from a default item. Copy - (select an item to activate this). Make a copy of an item. It will appear with a new icon showing it is different from a default item, and the name will be preceded by the words “Copy of”. This list includes a number of default types. To define a new plate click Add. You can also click on an existing plate type and then click Copy to save the plate type with a new name. The product of this with the number of well columns gives you the number of wells in the plate. Number of well columns This is the number of wells in a column. The product of this with the number of well rows gives you the number of wells in the plate. There can be four tabs but only three show on Advanced level, the fourth requires Service level. In the enhanced security mode this can be accessed if you belong to the Service user group. All the four tabs plus the Automatic logout tab are shown. This means that when you click Start the Start Wizard will be activated. This is useful if e.g. you need to define the number of plates before each measurement. If you just want to run the software as a demo without having the counter connected, check the “Run Workstation in demo mode”. If you are not using stackers, the instrument waits until the button on the instrument is pressed and then begins measuring the current plate with the previously used protocol. In the enhanced security mode this tab can always be accessed. It shows which options are installed. These include: Stacker option Barcode reader options Temperature control Adjustable beam size. This allows you to exit from the workstation software. You need to confirm the operation. If you try to exit while an assay run is taking place, you will get an error message telling that this is not possible. A warning sound is also made once a minute. These warnings are continued until enough free disk space is available again. An assay run cannot be started from the user interface while the disk space is below the limit, however the Start button on the instrument still starts the run. You should anyway do this on a regular basis. Check that there is at least 30 MB available on your C: drive. Defragment your hard disk. You can find this function in your Windows Start menu under Programs\Acessories\System tools\Disk Defragmenter. Evaluation of assays can be fully automated. Measured wells are read sequentially. Plate printout and re-order work only for full plates. MultiCalc assay protocols All assays with Wallac 1420 have to be of the FLUORO type for all measurement technologies used in Wallac 1420. The response from labels 1 and 2 will appear as COUNTS and COUNTSB and from label 3 as COUNT. Note: Lids or loose frames can not be used in the stacker Wallac 1244-550 DELFIA microtitration strip plates C554-160 Rigid low fluorescence plate C120-105. Note: dispensing to 384-well plates is possible if just one pump is installed. The optional dispenser is a separate unit from Wallac 1420 itself making for convenient maintenance and flexibility in syringe selection. The information about installing the dispenser unit will be found in the Instrument manual as part of the installation instructions. To check that the waste vial is empty and if not, to empty it, proceed as follows. Open the top and front cover of the dispenser and then lift off the blue plate at the back of the dispenser. Then replace the waste vial on its holder and slide it back into place. Replace the blue plate. This is important because it prevents light leakage to Wallac 1420. Clicking the Dispenser maintenance icon or the item in the Tools menu invokes the Dispenser Maintenance Setup page to perform common dispenser maintenance operations. Fill is used for filling the syringe and tubing before operation begins. Empty is used after operation ends to empty the contents of the syringe and tubing back into the bottle. Fit the tubing into the grip. Fit the end of the tubing into the reagent bottle. Click Fill to fill the tubing with reagent. The system should now be ready for operation. Proceed with the measurements. This will cause the reagent to be sucked back into the reagent bottle so that none is wasted. Open the covers. Remove the tubing from the reagent bottle and put it into a container of water and select the Flush command again. To clean the needles use e.g. a stick with a tip of soft material dipped in ethanol, or use a spray bottle filled with ethanol. Be very gentle when touching the needles so that they are not bent out of shape. Rinse with water. The position of the needles is very critical for high quality performance. User groups and permissions The enhanced security mode usage of Wallac 1420 is based on user groups and their permissions. There are five different user groups and each group contains permanent permissions. Groups and permissions are created during the installation and they cannot be added, removed or modified. With User Management the Wallac 1420 administrator can add, remove and edit users and manage the password control. Click the Add button to add users to Wallac 1420. The New User dialogue will appear. Status “disabled” means that the user cannot log in to Wallac 1420 Manager. Status “enabled” (default) means that the user can normally log in to Wallac 1420 Manager. Maximum password age defines the maximum number of days that users can retain the same password before they must change it. By default the password expires after 42 days. For example, if “Number of failed logins allowed before lockout” is set to 5 failed login attempts, the user is allowed 5 failed attempts to log in. On the 5th failed attempt they are locked out until the Administrator allows them access again (Permanent) or for a specified period of time (Duration). The “Duration”. The Save command archives the audit trail and deletes the archived entries from the database. Only entries that are as old as or older than the selected date are archived. Archive is enabled only for users who belong to the Service user group. Archiving deletes results from the database and archives the deleted results as text files. The protocol parameters that were used with the assay run are also archived with the results. During the enhanced security set up, an internal Wallac 1420 application account is created. The Wallac 1420 Administrator can change the application account password by means of. This is because the Wallac 1420 program has saved the application password internally and it does not match with the new system password. In this case the Wallac 1420 program forces the user to change the password at startup i.e. the Security Settings dialogue is shown at startup. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. 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