Gilson 215 Installation Input/Output Ports, Contact inputs, Contact outputs, Items you’ll need

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Installation

Input/Output Ports

You can use the input and output contacts found on the rear panel of the liquid handler to control peripheral devices. Refer to the diagram on page 2-16for the location of the input/output ports.

Contact inputs

The input terminal block of the liquid handler has eight contacts. All of the inputs are paired, and each pair includes a GROUND reference ().

The contact input pairs are labeled A, B, C, and D.

A contact is connected if it has a short across the input or is held low by a TTL output or other device.

Never connect voltages higher than 5V DC to an input. When using TTL signals, be sure to match GROUND connections.

Contact outputs

The output terminal block has 10 contacts.

Pins 1 and 2 supply a +24V DC output. Do not use this output unless the receiving device can accept 24V power.

Pins 3 through 10 are paired, isolated-relay contact closures and are labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Items you’ll need

To make connections, you’ll need the following:

2-conductor cable (22–30 gauge for each wire)

wire insulation stripper

small-blade screwdriver

You can purchase a 6-foot piece of suitable cable (part number 709910206) or a package of five cables with identification markers (part number 36078155) from Gilson.

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Contents Quad-Z 215 Liquid Handler Users Guide Page Table of Contents Operation MaintenanceAppendix a Replacement Parts and Accessories TroubleshootingAppendix C Gsioc Commands Appendix B RacksPage Declaration of Conformity Page Introduction1 Description Unpacking Standard Equipment Customer Service Technical Specifications Introduction Introduction Installation2 Installation Locator Plate InstallationArmlock Removal Arm Installation Installation Installing the Z-Arm Cable Support Rod Probe Installation Installing the Probe Guide InsertsInstalling the Probes Plumbing Connections Transfer Tubing InstallationTo install the level sensing cable Installing the Level Sensing CablesPlumbing Connections Installing the rinse station Code 200-Series Code 500-Series Racks Rack SetupCode 200-Series and Code 20-Series or Code 30-Series Racks Installation Only Code 20-Series or Code 30-Series Racks Part number Description Final Z-Arm AdjustmentFinal Z-ArmAdjustment Rear Panel Electrical ConnectionsContact inputs Installation Input/Output PortsContact outputs Items you’ll needMaking connections Connecting an RS-232 cable Installation RS-232 PortGsioc cable Gsioc PortUnit ID Installation Unit ID and Baud Rate/Mode SelectionBaud rate/mode Installation Fuses Power Cord Connection Operation Front Panel Start Up Running Programs Configuring the Liquid Handler About Syringe Options Operation Pump TypeRinse Site Operation Liquid Detector Adjust XY Model 841 X-coordinate 475.3 mm Y-coordinate 3.8 mm Height Operation Home Phase Bearing Life Safety ContactEmergency Contact Operation Sound and DisplayTesting the Liquid Handler’s Contacts Maintenance4 Helpful Hints MaintenanceCleaning Cleaning the Liquid HandlerCleaning the Fluid Path Cleaning methods Maintenance Maintenance Lubricating ProceduresHorizontal Pitch and Vertical Rods What you needMm spacing Installing same type of probe Replacing PartsReplacing Tubing Replacing a ProbeInstalling different type of probe Removing the level sensing cable Maintenance Replacing a Level Sensing CableInstalling the new level sensing cable Maintenance Replacing a Fuse Checking Position Alignment Transporting the Liquid Handler Page Troubleshooting5 Troubleshooting Error MessagesPosition sensor inactive Probes no longer finding tube center MechanicalElectrical Input functions not operatingOutput functions not operating Unit blows fuses Unit not operationalLiquid Level Detector Liquid level detector not detecting liquid levelLiquid level detector falsely detecting liquid level Non-warranty repair Warranty repairRepair and Return Policies Before calling usRebuilt exchange Return procedurePage Probes Replacement Parts and AccessoriesProbe Guide Inserts Control SoftwareTransfer Tubing and Waste Bottle AppendixRinse Station Rack AccessoriesMiscellaneous Cables and I/O AccessoriesRacks Code 21 rack Code 20 rackCode 23 rack Code 24 rackCode 29 rack Code 28 rackCode 30 rack Code 31 rackCode 32 rack Code 33 rackCode 200 rack Code 201H rack Code 201 rackCode 202 rack Code 203 rackCode 204 rack Code 205 rackCode 205H rack Code 207 rack Code 206 rackCode 208 rack Code 209 rackCode 211 rack Code 210 rackCode 212 rack Code 213 rackCode 216 rack Code 214 rackCode 217 rack Code 218 rackCode 228 rack Code 222 rackCode 505 rack Code 505H rackAppendix Peltier Racks Code 242 Peltier rackCode 542 Peltier rack Code 852 Peltier rack Code 853 Peltier rackCode 854 Peltier rack Gsioc Commands Gsioc Commands Gsioc Command ListCommand Type Description @aa=xxxx Bf,d Cv=ss..ss Exyz JccccpJcttt Ksxxx Oabcd Smm Ta,b,c,d Wcc..cc Vcs..sXax/y Xbx/y Xcx/y Xdx/y Yyyyy Zsp ZspB Pipetting Techniques Minimizing Cross-Contamination Minimizing Dilution Effect Appendix