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  • SymphonicBio
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2017
    • 1

    #1

    Anybody proficient with Hamilton/Venus?

    Hi all, I hope this isn't a long shot or inappropriate for this forum...

    I'm having troubles with a script I've written for a Hamilton MicroLab Star liquid handler.

    All is golden, except for an issue I've been having trying to use the Nested Tip Racks for standard volume tips. It seems like I may have saved the most complicated bit for last.

    When I add the VISUAL_NTR_Library::Channels_TipCounter_Edit step into my script, and go to run in simulation mode, I keep getting the same error that the program could not find the Visual_NTR_Library.smt file.

    I've double and triple checked that the sub-method is present at the correct place in the file path designated by the error message. I am not sure what is going on here.

    Even when I run a previous script that I imported from a different computer (that runs correctly on the other said PC), I get the same error message regarding the visual NTR library file missing.

    Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you!
  • ScienceGrrl
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2015
    • 8

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    Hello SymphonicBio,

    If you still have any programming questions for your STAR, please let me know. I can get you in contact with one of our specialists.

    -Mary

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