What to do if LCD message indicates user assistance needed on Labcyte Echo 555?
If the LCD screen displays a message indicating that user assistance is needed, follow the instructions provided directly on the LCD screen.
How to troubleshoot Echo software connection issues with Labcyte Echo 555?
If the Echo software fails to connect to the Echo liquid handler, you should first attempt to determine the cause of the connection failure. After identifying the cause, try to resolve the problem, and then attempt to launch the software again.
What to do if the compressed air supply is low on Labcyte Laboratory Equipment?
If the user-supplied compressed air supply is low (less than 70 PSI) or nonexistent, increase the air pressure. Consult the section on the 'Compressed air pressure indicator'.
What to do if the process door is neither fully open nor fully closed on Labcyte Echo 555?
If the process door of the Labcyte Laboratory Equipment is neither fully open nor fully closed, check for any obstructions that may be preventing its full movement. Also, verify the compressed air pressure, as it could be too low. For more information, refer to the section on 'Compressed air pressure indicator'.
What to do if the vacuum pressure is low on Labcyte Laboratory Equipment?
If the user-supplied vacuum pressure is low (less than 15 in Hg Vac) or nonexistent, increase the vacuum pressure. See the section 'Vacuum supply pressure indicator'.
What causes the upper anti-static bar to be neither fully up nor fully down on Labcyte Echo 555 Laboratory Equipment?
If the upper anti-static bar is neither fully up nor fully down, check the compressed air pressure. See the section 'Compressed air pressure indicator'.
What to do if the source plate dryer nozzle is neither fully up nor fully down on Labcyte Echo 555?
If the source plate dryer nozzle is neither fully up nor fully down, check the compressed air pressure. See the section 'Compressed air pressure indicator'.
What to do if Echo stages are not homed on Labcyte Echo 555 Laboratory Equipment?
If the Echo stages (acoustic transducer, source plate, and destination plate) are not homed, perform Home calibration. See the section 'Home calibration'.
What to do if the client PC indicates a problem with Labcyte Laboratory Equipment?
If the client PC indicates a problem, this message is generated by custom programming. Contact your System Administrator.
Covers general safety, notation marks, electrical, additional warnings, and cautions.
Outlines the necessary site conditions and additional components for installation.
Details the procedures for installing, uninstalling, and upgrading the Echo software.
Explains the function and usage of the Emergency Motion Off (EMO) switch.
Guides users on defining and creating new liquid transfer protocols.
Details the steps for preparing microplates and starting a liquid transfer run.
Manages liquid transfer protocols: creating, editing, removing, and running.
Details daily, alert-based, and scheduled preventive maintenance tasks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for user maintenance tasks.
Provides Labcyte's contact details for support, service, and sales.
Addresses common connection failure messages and their possible causes.
Lists common maintenance alerts and their corresponding procedures.
General| Type | Acoustic Liquid Handler |
|---|---|
| Transfer Accuracy | ± 5% |
| Precision | CV < 5% |
| Plate Formats | 384-well, 1536-well |
| Plate Compatibility | Standard microplates |
| Supported Source Plate Types | Standard microplates |
| Supported Source Plate Capacity | Up to 6 plates |
| Supported Destination Plate Types | 384-well, 1536-well |
| Liquid Classes | Aqueous, DMSO |
| Applications | High-throughput screening, assay development, compound management |
| Weight | 200 lbs |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Acoustic Transfer Volume | 2.5 nL |
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