Use Of A Usb Flash Drive - Promega GloMax GM2000 Operating Manual

6.B. Common Problems (continued)
Symptoms
Moisture appears on top of the Microplate Sample
Tray cover after a run.
The 96-well plate has overflowed inside instrument.
Reagent has spilled inside the instrument
6.C. Use of a USB Flash Drive
• Insert a USB flash drive into one of the two USB ports on the back of the instrument before running any proto-
col and do not remove until the protocol is finished.
• Do not insert or remove USB flash drive while instrument is running.
• Because USB flash drives may vary from vendor to vendor or from type to type, incompatibilities may occur.
If the USB flash drive is not detected after a few seconds or if you encounter any issues with the USB flash
drive, shut down and restart the Tablet PC and the instrument, and try a different brand of USB flash drive.
• If the Tablet PC becomes unresponsive after inserting a USB flash drive, shut down the Tablet PC and
instrument, remove the USB flash drive, and restart the Tablet PC and the instrument.
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Causes and Comments
The injector tips are bent. See Sections 5.D and 5.I for
instructions to change the tubing and clean the Optical
Head.
Injector tip holder is not seated correctly. Injector speed is
not set correctly, causing reagent drips.
• See Section 5.D for instructions to clean the Optical
Head.
• Check the wells selected for injection and measurement.
• Check the total injection volume in the software protocol.
• Check the volume of sample inside the well. The
maximum volume per well is 300µl.
• Thoroughly clean the interior of the instrument.
Wipe up spills immediately using an absorbent paper towel
or Kimwipes tissue. If necessary, use a 70% ethanol
®
solution to remove reagent residue.
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