Why mechanical stage drifts during time lapse sessions on Life technologies All in One Printer?
If the mechanical stage of your Life technologies All in One Printer drifts during time lapse sessions, tighten the stage brakes (on the stage knobs) securely before starting the session.
Why mechanical stage tension is loose on Life technologies All in One Printer?
If the mechanical stage tension feels loose on your Life technologies All in One Printer, tighten the stage brakes (on the stage knobs) as desired to increase the tension.
Why scalebar does not appear when clicked on Life technologies EVOS FL?
If the scalebar does not appear when clicked on your Life technologies All in One Printer, first capture an image. The scalebar is only available after an image has been captured.
What to do if unable to connect to network on Life technologies EVOS FL All in One Printer?
If you are unable to connect your Life technologies All in One Printer to the network, verify the physical cable connections and confirm that the Ethernet jack is active. Ensure you are using a compatible network adapter. If the physical connections are correct and the problem persists, contact your network administrator to resolve any network issues. Note that a Linux network must use Samba for the printer to be able to find it.
How to fix misaligned overlay image on Life technologies EVOS FL?
To correct a misaligned overlay image on your Life technologies All in One Printer, re-capture images in each channel.
Why vessel does not sit securely on moving stage of Life technologies EVOS FL?
To ensure the vessel sits securely on the moving stage of your Life technologies All in One Printer, use the correct vessel holder for your specific application. Refer to the EVOS® Vessel Holders spec sheet, which is included on the USB flash drive, for guidance.
Diagrams and identification of physical controls on the EVOS® FL microscope.
Definitions for key hardware components and their functions.
Explains the software-driven controls and interface elements of the EVOS® FL system.
Definitions for software terms and features used in the EVOS® FL system.
Lists all accessories and components provided with the EVOS® FL Imaging System package.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the EVOS® FL Imaging System from its packaging.
Specifies the recommended temperature, humidity, and space requirements for system setup.
Details on removing stage lock pins, handling light cubes, and connecting the power supply.
Information on connecting USB/DVI ports and installing protective shields for the instrument.
Guide to performing imaging using brightfield and phase contrast illumination methods.
Procedures for acquiring images using fluorescence channels and light cubes.
Specific workflow for performing transfection experiments using the EVOS® FL system.
Instructions for setting up and running time-lapse imaging experiments.
How to use zoom features and add scalebars to live and captured images.
Detailed steps for using the cell counting tool to quantify cells in images.
Instructions for saving captured images, including file formats and destinations.
How to review, rename, or delete previously captured images and video files.
How to configure the system's date, time, and time zone for accurate data logging.
Steps to connect the EVOS® FL Imaging System to a network for image saving.
Managing user profiles and login preferences for the EVOS® FL system.
Guidelines for routine cleaning and upkeep of the EVOS® FL Imaging System.
Procedures for cleaning and sterilizing the instrument components.
Instructions for downloading and installing software updates for the EVOS® FL system.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace or install LED light cubes.
How to customize the display colors for different fluorescence channels.
Common problems related to image quality and their potential solutions.
Solutions for problems encountered with the EVOS® FL software interface.
Troubleshooting steps for mechanical problems with the EVOS® FL instrument.
Explanation of safety alert words and symbols used throughout the manual.
Descriptions of electrical and environmental symbols found on Life Technologies instruments.
Details on hazard symbols and associated safety warnings in English and French.
General safety precautions for operating, moving, and cleaning the instrument.
Guidelines and warnings for handling chemicals and minimizing exposure risks.
Procedures for safely handling and disposing of chemical waste generated by the instrument.
Warnings and precautions related to electrical hazards and proper power connection.
Safety information regarding moving parts and potential crushing or cutting hazards.
Precautions and guidelines for handling biological samples and biohazards.
Information on compliance with safety and EMC standards for various regions.
Information on obtaining technical support, safety data sheets, and product warranty.
General| Brand | Life technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | EVOS FL |
| Category | All in One Printer |
| Language | English |
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