Processing Plates with Lids | 55
Review these descriptions of the parameters, and select the link to view a graphical
image, to help you determine how to modify the values.
l Close dog adjust: When retrieving a plate or plate and lid from the stack, how far
above (positive value), or how far below (negative value) the top of the skirt that the
dogs will close.
l Lid point grip offset: When gripping a lid, how far below the top of the lid the gripper
fingers will contact.
l Plate point grip over long side skirt: When gripping a plate, how far above the long side
skirt the gripper fingers will contact; a negative value means the plate will be gripped
on the skirt.
l Point grip release gap: When gripping a plate or lid on the sides (as opposed to the
under plate grip), how far above the carrier the base of the plate or lid is when
releasing it (i.e., how far it will drop).
l Plate clearance: When moving a plate or lid over another plate or lid on the carrier,
how much vertical clearance is allowed between the plates or lids.
l Loose grip offset: When using an under-plate grip, just before moving into a carrier,
the gripper fingers are separated slightly to allow the plate to adjust horizontally to the
carrier it’s being placed in. Loose grip offset is how much wider the fingers are
compared to the defined plate width.
l Lid overlap: When placing a lid on a plate, how far the lid is overlapped with the top of
the plate before switching from a slow to a fast vertical move. If this value is zero,
then the entire vertical move is fast.
l Stay-on lid: Identifies qualifying labware, i.e., certain low-density microplates that
meet dimension requirements.
Close Dog Adjust
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