Front Panel; Back Panel; Intradermal Electrode Array (Id); Figure 3: Agilepulse Front Panel - BTX AgilePulse ID User Manual

AgilePulse ™ ID System Components & Set-Up

Front Panel

The following can be found on the front panel: the Mains/Line
power switch (illuminated when on), the Emergency Stop button
switch, two USB ports, the ID Electrode Connector, and the User
Touch Screen (Figure 3).
One USB port can be used for a Memory Key. The data logs that
result from a vaccination are automatically stored on the Key if one
is inserted. The other USB port may be used for the optional Foot
Pedal.
The Emergency Stop button switch is used to stop system
operation. This switch immediately stops all pulsing and turns off
the high voltage power supply. The Line/Mains power switch should
never be used to turn off the system in an emergency situation if
pulsing is in progress.

Figure 3: AgilePulse Front Panel

Back Panel

On the back panel there is an IEC Power Entry module and
provisions for an Ethernet port.
Ethernet connectivity is not currently available.
Intradermal Array Electrode (IDA)
The IDA consists of two parts: the handle and the tip. The handle
is connected to the waveform generator. The tip contains needle
electrodes used to deliver the transfectant (DNA/vaccine/drugs
etc.) into the target cells. The needle arrays are disposable, but can
be used for multiple experiments provided proper cleaning, and
care of electrodes, are followed, and sterilized.
The IDA electrode is described in more detail on page 8.
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