Creating A Basic Event Library - Teledyne VISION G2 CLASSIC 6 User Manual

2. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the behaviors of the
protocol and event library are properly matched. Some features of the
AutoPlus may interfere with the intended execution of an event library if
they are not fully understood. Some examples are:
a. Backflush Filter: This is typically executed 30 seconds prior to a
sample point. If events are programmed before a sample event in
the event library, the sample point may be delayed. If backflush filter
is necessary but does not work when enabled in the protocol,
consider adding a transfer of 1.0 from X,X to the event library to
replicate the behavior.
b. Filter Changes: Loading of a new filter will typically occur 2 minutes
before a sample point. If this interferes with the intent of the event
library, consider adding more time before the sample point, or
performing filter changes using the change filter event.

Creating a Basic Event Library

1. Create a new protocol.
2. On the Labels tab, touch the check box in the lower left corner that says
"Event Library". The tabs for Dissolution, Sampling, and Options will
disappear.
3. Ensure event library name is no more than 11 characters long. Fill out the
other labels as appropriate.
4. Touch the Events tab.
5. Add events to the event library the same way as for a protocol. It is
important to be aware of the following:
a. If all the event times in the event library are set to 00:00:00, then the
events will be executed as quickly as possible without notification of
timing conflicts.
b. For events that may take place before a sampling event, it is
recommended to add times that allow for the operations prior to the
sample point.
c. The delay event is still restricted to pre- and post-run. It may not be
used in an event library.
d. Sample events may not be in an event library which is executed
during the pre-run or post-run.
6. When finished, touch the Exit button to save the library.
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