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Operation
FemtoJet

®

4i

English (EN)

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6.12

Calling up saved injection parameters

The program keys are predefined with exemplary parameter sets for standard
applications. One parameter set consists of injection pressure, injection time,
compensation pressure and injection mode.

The parameter sets are suited for the following standard applications:

prog 1

– For adherent cell injection with a capillary diameter of approx. 0.5 μm.

prog 2

– For pronucleus injection with a capillary diameter of approx. 0.5 μm.

6.12.1

Calling up saved injection parameters

1. Press the

prog 1

or

prog 2

key.

An acoustic signal will sound.

The LED above the program key is illuminated.

The selected program is active.

The parameter set is displayed.

6.13

Saving or changing the injection parameters

You can save individual injection parameters on the two program slots. One parameter set
consists of injection pressure, injection time, compensation pressure and injection mode.

6.13.1

Saving injection parameters

1. Set the injection parameters.

2. Select the injection mode automatically or manually.

3. Keep the

prog 1

or

prog 2

key pressed for approx. two seconds.

An acoustic signal will sound.

The LED above the program key is illuminated.

The injection parameters are saved.

Parameter set

Injection pressure
p

i

Injection time
t

i

Compensation
pressure
p

c

Injection mode

prog 1

150 hPa

0.30 s

50 hPa

Auto

2.18 PSI

0.30 s

0.73 PSI

prog 2

110 hPa

15 hPa

Manual

1.60 PSI

0.22 PSI

The current parameter set is overwritten. For the ex factory parameter sets, refer
to chapter “Calling up saved injection parameters” on page 32.