Parameter and functions, 1 parameter, 2 summary and description of parameters – Eppendorf BioPhotometer plus User Manual
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6 Parameter and functions
BioPhotometer plus — Operating manual
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Parameter and functions
6.1
Parameter
The methods of the BioPhotometer plus as well as the corresponding parameters have already 
been preprogrammed ex factory. You can modify these parameters.
6.1.1
View, change and store the parameters of a method
1. Select the desired method group using the corresponding method key.
2. Using the cursor keys select the desired method.
3. Using parameter/dilution open the parameters for this method.
4. Scroll through the parameter list with the cursor keys.
5. Modify the parameters, if necessary, and confirm the changes using Enter.
There are two kinds of parameter entries:
•
Selection parameters: selection via cursor keys.
•
Numerical values: input via number keys.
6. Exit the parameter list by pressing parameter/dilution again.
You return to the method selection.
6.1.2
Summary and description of parameters
Hint!
Each parameter entered is only saved after confirmation using the Enter key.
Parameter
Entry
Explanation
Cuvette
Selection:
10, 5, 2, 1 or 0.2 mm
Optical optical path length of the cuvette. The factor for 
converting the absorbance into the concentration is 
corrected accordingly internally.
Unit
Selection:
Different units dependent on 
the method.
Result unit for the method.
In some methods this selection is missing because a unit 
has been preprogrammed permanently.
MOL. Unit
Selection:
Different units dependent on 
the method.
Molar unit, only for the nucleic acid methods: for the 
conversion of concentration units into molar concentrations.
CALCULATION
Selection:
•
STD
•
FACTOR
Evaluation procedure for calculating the sample 
concentration:
•
with fixed factor
•
with standards (calibration)
Factor
Numerical input (5 digits)
Factor for converting absorbance into concentration. The 
number of digits after the decimal point of the factor 
determines the number of digits after the decimal point for 
the result.
The factor must be entered for a cuvette optical path length 
of 10 mm.
STD NUMBER 1-10
Numerical input (1 to 10)
Number of standards with different concentrations used for 
the calibration.
STD MEASUREMENT
Selection:
1x, 2x or 3x
Repeated measurements of standards.
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