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Metrohm 900 - Liquid Handling (LQH)

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29 Parameters
900 Touch Control
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Switch off automatically
on | off (Default value: on)
If this parameter is activated, the stirrer will be switched off automatically
at the end of the titration, measurement, etc.
29.15.4 Liquid Handling (LQH)
The command LQH can be used to carry out Liquid Handling tasks with a
dosing device of the type Dosino (700 or 800). The manifold options of
the Dosino can be exploited in full in combination with a Sample Pro-
cessor. The four ports of the dosing units can be used at will as output or
input ports. This means that not only simple dosing and filling procedures
are possible. Complex Liquid Handling tasks such as pipetting or sample
transfers can be carried out without difficulty. Several LQH and automa-
tion commands are required for this purpose which are best combined
into subsequences.
29.15.4.1
Liquid Handling parameters
The parameters for the Liquid Handling function are defined under [Liq-
uid Handling param.].
Function
Type of Liquid Handling function.
Selection Dose | Fill | Aspirate | Eject | Exchange posi-
tion | Change port | Compensate | End volume
Dose
The given volume is dosed. The dosing cylinder neither is automatically
filled before nor afterwards.
Fill
The dosing cylinder is filled. The valve disc then remains at the selected
port.
Aspirate
Liquid is aspirated. The dosing cylinder neither is automatically filled
before nor afterwards. The aspirating volume has to be aspirated with
a single piston stroke.
Eject
The whole cylinder content is ejected. The piston is, in contrast to the
function End volume, lowered to the stop point, i.e. past the maxi-
mum volume mark. This function should only be carried out for prepar-
ing a dosing unit before the pipetting procedure.
Exchange position
The dosing cylinder is filled. This means that, for example, air can be
aspirated via Port 4. The valve disc is then rotated to Port 2 and the
dosing drive can be removed from the dosing unit.

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