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Sequence/SAC
sequence
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Two sequences are available: Sequence or SAC Sequence. The
sequences are empty and must be programmed.
Unlike Coupled methods, sequences also allow you to link reagent
calibration and electrode calibration methods.
A sequence is a chain of up to 10 methods that will be carried out in
different beakers and in a defined order given by the operator.
Sequence: The beakers are changed manually.
SAC Sequence: The beakers are changed automatically using a
SAC80, SAC90, SAC850 or SAC950 Sample Changer.
Example:
Method 1 performed on 2 samples using 4 test portions
(2 x 4 beakers),
Method 2 performed on 1 sample with 3 test portions (1 x 3 beakers).
Thus 11 beaker system will run as follows:
Sample 1
1
2 3
4
1
= beaker number 1
Figure 40: Sequence of methods
The number of samples is entered in the Edit sequence menu and the
number of test portions in the Edit method screen.
Refer to "Working mode", page
Refer to "Select sequence", page
Refer to "Programming sequence", page
Refer to "Running a TIM sequence", page
Refer to "Running a SAC sequence", page
TitraLab 870 Reference Manual
Method 1
Sample 2
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Method 2
Sample 3
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