Velocity Micro SEAL-IT 100 User Manual
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Chapter 1: Introduction
SEAL-IT 100 Device Driver User Guide
The exact name of the file is specific to the device. For example, the 
RVSI VR4000 device driver creates a file with the name 
vialreaderresults.txt.
This file can only store data for one read, which means that the set of 
data for each read overwrites the last set in the file. To avoid this 
problem you must set up an output file naming convention.
Profile default 
output file name
Some device drivers allow more than one device of that type to be used 
in the lab automation system. In this case, each device must have its 
own profile. Even if you have only one device, you can still set up 
multiple profiles for it, with each storing different settings.
In these cases, you probably want each profile to have a separate default 
output filename to prevent the data from runs using one profile 
overwriting those of another.
Filename suffixes
To prevent the data from one read overwriting the data from another, 
you need to append a variable suffix to the file name. You can append a 
date/time stamp and one or more bar codes on the rack or plate.
Example
The example output file folder below shows that a profile default file 
name of output.txt was created at one time. At another time, a suffix was 
appended in the profile for the device driver, which added a barcode 
identifier to the file name (for example output_C100040329.txt).
