Search results for: calibration

Search results for: calibration

Calibrating the Deck

Once all of your labware containers are calibrated, make sure to also calibrate your pipette(s)!… Each of these needs to be calibrated before your protocol can run… The list is populated based on which container you should calibrate first

Written by Karen C
Updated over a week ago

Calibrating the Pipettes

Once your labware is calibrated and saved on your deck, you'll need to calibrate your pipettes so that… Also, make sure your pipette is correctly installed on your robot before attempting to calibrate… When calibrating pipettes, you'll save four positions: Top, Bottom, Blow Out and Drop Tip

Written by Nusrat
Updated over a week ago

Calibrating Labware FAQ

If you calibrate labware in one slot that calibration data is applied to all slots that labware exists… What is labware calibration? Why should you do it?… When should you calibrate labware?

Written by Morgan
Updated over a week ago

X & Y Belt Calibration

Step 3: Unzip the file Step 4: Open the folder with the calibration files Step 5: Run the calibration… As a standard maintenance procedure run the X & Y belt calibration to keep your machine The X & Y… belt calibration zip file contains binary files for both Mac and Windows operating systems

Written by Karen C
Updated over a week ago

How to access the calibration file

The easiest way to access the calibration file is to open the containers folder first… folder From this folder, you will need to navigate backwards in the file path one level to find the calibrations

Written by Jerry Wan
Updated over a week ago

b. Deck Calibration

Step 3 of deck calibration is to use your jog keys to calibrate to the center of the engraved cross… Step 4 of deck calibration is to use your jog keys to calibrate to the center of the engraved cross in… will get a poor calibration) 1

Written by Madeline Kelly
Updated over a week ago

Associate your calibration data with your Python script

Once you have the calibration data saved, you'll need to point your Python interpreter to the calibration… In order to run the robot outside of the App, currently you'll still need to calibrate your containers… In order to calibrate using the app, you'll need to upload a Python protocol with all of your containers

Written by Jerry Wan
Updated over a week ago

d. Pipette and Labware Calibration

Click Calibrate tip. The Opentrons App will guide you through pipette calibration… Pipette calibration is now complete!… If the tip pick up was successful click Yes, Save Calibration

Written by Madeline Kelly
Updated over a week ago

Do I have to recalibrate my robot every time I run a protocol?

If you skip calibrating a labware, your OT-2 will use the last calibration for that labware that was… You only need to do deck calibration when you first set up your OT-2, or after it's been moved… You must calibrate your pipette every time you run a protocol. It is quick and easy

Written by Madeline Kelly
Updated this week

Check marks do not appear when saving calibration positions

QUICK FIX: Round all calibrated plunger positions to one decimal place within your . calibration file… In some cases, users have encountered the inability to complete calibration of the labware for their… calibrations .json file

Written by Karen C
Updated over a week ago