Lonza 4D-Nucleofector Quick Manual

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4D-Nucleofector

Next Generation

Quick Guide

Prior to first use please read the manual provided with the USB stick or at www.lonza.com/new-4d-nucleofector and

read the safety instructions carefully.

Installation of units

1. Unpack the units

2. Connect the cables as shown

3. Switch on the device at the rear

4. Press the power button at the front

The core unit will automatically detect the functional units attached.

Starting an experiment

1. Pick the vessel type you will use in your experiment by tapping on

the vessel symbol (A)

2. Select the wells to define by tapping on the well or dragging across

the screen for definition of more than one sample at once

3. Press "Next" to see a summary of all defined wells (this step is

• Pick sample type (B)

• Choose pulse code and solution or pick a

predefined cell type code

• Press "Deselect" to remove the selection

only enabled if all selected samples are fully defined (Sample Type,

Pulse Code and Solution))

4. Load the sample in the Nucleocuvette® Vessel

5. Press "Start" to run the experiment (C)

Page 1 ® 4D-Nucleofector Next Generation Quick Guide Prior to first use please read the manual provided with the USB stick or at www.lonza.com/new-4d-nucleofector and read the safety instructions carefully. Installation of units 1. Unpack the units 2. Connect the cables as shown 3.
Page 2 For 96-well Unit: • switch between plate view and strip view for more details • In plate view select the wells and tap on edit to define the sample (D) Using predefined and saved experiments 1. Tap on the accordion symbol in the left top corner of the home screen 2.
Page 3 3. Shutdown will apply the transportation lock (only if not unselected in settings menu) and safely shutdown the 4D-Nucleofector® System For detailed information download the manual at www.lonza.com/new-4d-nucleofector or find it on the USB stick provided with this device.
Page 4 The Nucleofector® Technology is covered by patent and/or patent pending rights owned by the Lonza Group Ltd or its affiliates. All trademarks belong to Lonza, registered in USA, EU or CH or to third party owners and used only for informational purposes. The information contained herein is believed to be correct and corre- sponds to the latest state of scientific and technical knowledge.