Labogiken User Manual

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is included in the LabVIEW user manual?

  The LabVIEW User Manual provides information about creating virtual instruments (VIs). This manual also includes information about the interfaces to which you can input and output data, using LabVIEW VIs to perform analysis operations, and how LabVIEW handles network and interapplication communication.

• How do I configure LabVIEW to work with my board?

  LabVIEW supports any board that uses standard UNIX devices. Some manufacturers suggest using cuarather than ttydevice nodes with their boards. LabVIEW can address both types of nodes. The file .labviewrccontains the LabVIEW configuration options. To set the devices the serial port VIs use, set the configuration option

• Who is lablogic systems?

  Please try again later. LabLogic Systems is a manufacturer of instrumentation and software to the Life Science, PET/Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Safety sectors. We specialise in the detection and measurement of radioactivity .

• What are the catalog numbers for purifier Logic+ Class II biosafety cabinets?

  This manual covers Purifier Logic+ Class II, Type A2 Biosafety Cabinets with catalog numbers 30231xxxx, 30238xxxx, 30241xxxx, 30248xxxx, 30251xxxx, 30258xxxx, 30261xxxx and 30268xxxx manufactured between March 2013 and May 2019.

• What is the purpose of the laboratory user manual?

  The Laboratory User Manual Version 5.2 is designed to help Laboratory staff and ward personnel to use the Laboratory package. The Laboratory Information Manager (LIM) may want to train Laboratory staff and other users with this manual as the basic text.

• What are the general health and safety information for the laboratory?

  GENERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION Eye protection, appropriate gloves, and laboratory coats are required in the laboratory when working with chemicals. Any additional or specific PPE must be worn where the risk assessment indicates the need. These should be removed before leaving the laboratory. Disposable gloves should not be re-used.

• What are the best practices when preparing laboratory solutions?

  • When preparing laboratory solutions, always use acid to water, never water to acid. • Every reagent and equipment should be handled in the manner recommended by the manufacturer. Follow the established Good Laboratory Practice (GLP). Use the approved forms, manuals, SOPs, test methods accurately at all times.

• What information is displayed in the laboratory task bar?

  The laboratory task bar displays the following information: The status of the refresh routine such as when the labels are printing or the data are updating; The status of the heads-up display (HUP) such as when it is “idle;”