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Microplate Barcode Labeler User Guide - Agilent Technologies

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Chapter 4: Setting up the VCode<br />

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

Communicating with the VCode<br />

Introduction<br />

This topic explains how to open communication with the VCode by<br />

selecting a profile.<br />

Before you start<br />

Before you can select a profile, PlateTag must be running.<br />

Default profiles<br />

The default installation of PlateTag includes two profiles, named:<br />

❑ serial<br />

❑ ethernet<br />

When you first use PlateTag, you select one of these profiles. After that,<br />

you can create your own profiles and use them instead.<br />

First use<br />

When you start PlateTag for the first time, the profiles list box is blank.<br />

You have to open VCode Diagnostics and then close it for the profiles to<br />

show up in the list box.<br />

To display the profiles in PlateTag:<br />

1. In PlateTag, navigate to View > Diagnostics.<br />

2. Click Close to close VCode Diagnostics.<br />

3. Restart PlateTag.<br />

Connecting to the<br />

VCode<br />

To connect to the VCode, you select one of the profiles in PlateTag,<br />

according to the type of communications cable you are using.<br />

To connect to the VCode:<br />

1. In the Device Selection group box of the Print Job page of<br />

PlateTag, select the profile that corresponds to the type of<br />

connection cable you are using.<br />

Note: The COM port defined in the “serial” profile is COM1. If your<br />

VCode is connected to another COM port, use VCode Diagnostics<br />

to change the COM port of the “serial” profile to the correct one.

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