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Type | Automated Cell Counter |
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Measurement Time | 30 seconds |
Viability Measurement | Yes |
Cell Size Range | 5-60 µm |
Power Supply | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Cell Types | Mammalian cells, Yeast cells |
Staining | Acridine Orange and DAPI |
Interface | USB, Ethernet |
Technology | Fluorescence-based imaging |
Overview of the NucleoCounter NC-202 system and its intended use in life science.
Information on power supply, cables, USB connections, and safety precautions for the instrument.
Covers EMI, handling of consumables, and general biological safety measures.
Details on the Installation Qualification (IQ) and Operational Qualification (OQ) protocols for the instrument.
Description of the NucleoCounter NC-202 instrument's components and features.
Details on the cassette fixture design and USB 3.0 connection for the instrument.
Instructions for loading and handling the Via2-Cassette for cell counting.
Information on Via2-Cassette volume calibration and general handling best practices.
Details on the interactive controls of the NucleoCounter NC-202, including the RUN button and LED indicator.
Information about the power and USB connection ports on the NucleoCounter NC-202.
Steps for connecting the instrument via USB and the initialization sequence.
Guide to using the NC-View software for data acquisition, image analysis, and result display.
Steps for executing a cell counting protocol using the instrument and software.
Details on piston movements during analysis and protecting the instrument's optical system.
Procedures for cleaning the instrument cabinet, cassette fixture, and optical components.
Guidelines for complete decontamination of the NucleoCounter NC-202.
Instructions on how to find the firmware and software versions of the instrument.
Guidance on troubleshooting power-on failures, including checking the fuse and power supply.
Detailed technical specifications of the NucleoCounter NC-202, including optics, power, and operating conditions.
Information on sample media requirements and relevant standards for the instrument.
Summary of changes, additions, and removals in the latest revision of the user guide.