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Microplate Barcode Labeler User Guide - Agilent Technologies

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Chapter 6: Running a print job<br />

VCode <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Parameter<br />

Initial counter<br />

value<br />

Increment<br />

Interval (plates)<br />

Description<br />

The number to start counting from.<br />

For example, if there is a constant with the value<br />

ABC followed by an initial counter value of 0001, the<br />

output is ABC0001, ABC0002...ABC0010.<br />

If you enter 000001 for the initial counter value, the<br />

output is ABC000001, ABC000002...ABC000010.<br />

The amount by which the initial value increases<br />

according to the interval.<br />

How many plates must be processed before the<br />

initial counter value is increased.<br />

To generate the following sequence, use a combination of Prefix<br />

(DDR-), Initial counter value (0000151), and Suffix (-01). Also use an<br />

Increment of 1 and a Base of 10:<br />

DDR-0000151-01, DDR-0000152-01, DDR-0000153-01...<br />

6. Click in the white space to apply these changes.<br />

PlateTag immediately recognizes the addition of the new counter.<br />

The counter’s name can now be added to the Label Field Data group<br />

box of the Label Editor page of VCode Diagnostics.<br />

Related information<br />

For more information about...<br />

See...<br />

Data source definition and types “About data sources” on page 114<br />

How the counter is used in a<br />

schema<br />

“Configuring a schema” on page 126<br />

Starting PlateTag “Starting PlateTag” on page 58

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