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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 />

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10. Examine the alignment between the suction cups and the side of the<br />

plate.<br />

Your goal is to align the top edges of the suction cups with the top<br />

edge of the plate.<br />

11. Click Extend Head to retract the head.<br />

12. Insert the 2.5-mm allen wrench into the left-hand set screw labelled<br />

UP and turn counter-clockwise to raise the stage or clockwise to<br />

lower the stage.<br />

UP<br />

DOWN<br />

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Test the alignment by extending and retracting the head and<br />

repeating the adjustment as necessary.<br />

13. Apply a label manually to see where it is positioned on the plate,<br />

and make adjustments as necessary.<br />

To set the bottom position of the stage:<br />

1. Make sure that the stage is positioned at the apply angle teachpoint.<br />

2. Place the plate that you want to use on the stage.<br />

3. If necessary, click Drop Stage on the I/O Fuctions tab of VCode<br />

Diagnostistics to move the stage to the bottom position.<br />

4. Drop Stage on the I/O Fuctions tab of the diagnostistics software to<br />

confirm that the stage is in the lower of the two positions.<br />

5. Rotate the head so that it faces the plate.<br />

6. Click Extend Head to extend the head.<br />

7. Examine the alignment between the suction cups and the side of the<br />

plate.<br />

Your goal is to align the top edges of the suction cups with the top<br />

edge of the plate.<br />

8. Click Extend Head to retract the head.

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