Velocity Micro SEAL-IT 100 manual About profiles, Profiles defined, Stored settings

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Chapter 1: Introduction

SEAL-IT 100 Device Driver User Guide

About profiles

About this topic

This topic describes what profiles are and what they do.

 

Read this topic if you are an administrator in charge of managing

 

Velocity11 devices.

Profiles defined

 

A profile contains the initialization settings needed for communication

 

between a device and device driver. The data in a profile is used by

 

VWorks or BenchWorks software to identify each device on the network.

 

A profile can also contain other basic settings that you are unlikely to

 

change once set up.

 

Because profiles identify device driver devices on the network, each

 

device driver device must have its own profile.

 

You can create, modify, and delete profiles as needed.

Stored settings

 

Profiles are stored in the Windows registry.

 

The settings stored in a device driver profile include:

 

Whether the device is connected using serial or Ethernet

 

If the device is connected using Ethernet, the Device ID of the

 

device on the network

 

If the device is connected using serial, the COM port that the

 

controlling computer uses for communication

 

Configuration of accessories

Related topics

For information about...

See...

 

 

Device drivers

“About device drivers” on page 7

 

 

Adding a device to the device

“Adding devices” on page 10

manager

 

 

 

Opening device diagnostics

“Opening diagnostics” on page 12

 

 

 

 

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Contents July VWorks3 and BenchWorks SEAL-IT 100 Device Driver User GuideCopyright 2007 Velocity11 Contents Table of Contents Introduction1 Job roles Who should read this guideRelated topics To open the online help Where to find user information Online helpAbout Velocity11 user guides About this topicPrinting and searching More information What this guide does not cover What this guide coversAlso read Driver versionDevice defined About devicesDevice file defined About device drivers What functions do the device drivers provide? Related topics IWorks interfaceProcedure Installing device driversTo install device drivers To add devices to a device file Adding devicesClick the Device Manager tab Background About diagnosticsSelect File Device File Save To open Diagnostics Opening diagnosticsIf you are using VWork3 or BenchWorks software Related topics About profiles Stored settingsProfiles defined Before you start Setting general properties Setting the properties for a deviceTo set the general properties for a device Teachpoint for robot robot’s name. Choose a file Setting teachpointsSetting location properties Open the Device PropertiesSetting the Use linked location Sub Process task defined Adding a Sub Adding and linking Sub Process tasksTo link the Sub Process task to the correct sub-process Pipette Process Editor, select the Sub Process link icon To link a Sub Process task to a deviceWhere scripts are written Using JavaScript to set task parametersAbout reader output files Plug-in defaultOutput file Example Profile default output file name Filename suffixesOverriding output file names with tasks About device initialization Homing motors Setting profile parametersIntroduction SEAL-IT Workflow Workflow for configuring the SEAL-ITTo create a SEAL-IT 100 profile Open ABgene SEAL-IT 100 DiagnosticsCreating a SEAL-IT 100 profile Before you startRelated topics Setting Seal Plate SEAL-IT 100 task parameters Setting SEAL-IT 100 task parametersTo set the Seal Plate ABgene SEAL-IT 100 task parameters Managing profiles To manage SEAL-IT 100 profiles Managing SEAL-IT 100 profilesTo initialize the SEAL-IT Operating the SEAL-IT 100 with diagnosticsOpen SEAL-IT 100 Diagnostics Before you start Sealing and trimming a plateProfiles tab