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--- 384_well_positioning [2020/09/25 18:54]
richard [Create an object]
+++ 384_well_positioning [2021/08/16 22:22] (current)
@@ Line 8: / Line 8: @@
 <figure label>
-{{:384_wellplate.png?300 |Setting up 384 well plate as an object}}
+{{ :384plate_positioning_steps.png?600 |Setting up 384 well plate as an object}}
 <caption>**Setting up a 384 well plate as an object**</caption>
 </figure>
-After setting the physical characteristics then you got to find a place to position the object on the plate. This positioning is also set up in the Objects view.
+After setting the physical characteristics then you got to find a place to position the object on the plate. This positioning is also set up in the **Objects** view. While adjusting the position of the object by seeing if the pipettes are actually going into the microwell, you can input the coordinates (PositionX and PositionY) in the **Objects** view. You can verify that the object is positioned correctly (factoring the margins, well number and well size) by hovering your mouse over the plate deck display since as the mouse is moving over this image, its XY location is displayed at the top of this image.
+Once you have the positioning correctly set up, you can start design macros. To do this you go to the "Build Macro" view, there you go to the **Motion** section (Figure 1C), there you can select the object you want to move to (384well) and what row. Then you insert that macro into the **Macro assembler** (Figure 1D), then you save that then go to the **Edit/Run Macro** (Figure 1E) view which is where you can run, edit and save the macro.
+----
+A small python script is used to traverse all the wells.
+<code>
+import re
+def runner(ym):
+ print("G1Z40F3000")
+ print("G1X"+str(84+(1.1/12 * ym))+"Y"+str(174.7+(ym*4.5))+"F3000")
+ print("G1Z43F3000")
+ print("G1Z46F500")
+for i in range(0,24):
+  print("//"+str(i+1))
+  runner(i)
+</code>
+----
+{{youtube>AWKyMx1sioo?&rel=0 | 384 plate positioning}}

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