Stand Alone Syringe Pumps
The Microlab 600 is available as a standalone pump with single and dual syringe configurations. The standalone pump offers two communication capabilities—Ethernet and RS-232.
Why Choose a Standalone Syringe Pump?
Take full command of your diluting and dispensing applications with the Microlab 600 standalone syringe pump. The standalone syringe pump allows you to custom program methods and deploy commands to any instrument on your network from anywhere in the world, giving you unparalleled control of your process.
Ethernet Control
The Microlab 600 pump is capable of being controlled by a network via Ethernet. An electronic programmer’s guide, example files and the .Net 2.0 Application Programming Interface (API) are shipped on a CD with each Advanced or standalone Microlab 600.
RS-232 Communication Compatibility
The Microlab 600 standalone syringe pump can be controlled by RS-232 to create custom programs to perform a variety of applications. RS-232 signals can be sent from Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) and from computers including Windows®, Mac and Linux. Hamilton’s implementation of this protocol uses simple ASCII commands which can be sent from any computer so there is no dependence on .NET framework. The only requirement is a serial port and a program like HyperTerminal® or Visual Basic® for Applications which can send ASCII commands.
Resources
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Guide - Microlab 600 Quick Start
Microlab 600 Quick Start Guide -
Technical Note: Microlab 600 Predicted Dispense Volume vs Gravimetric Measurement
Microlab 600 Predicted Dispense Volume vs Gravimetric Measurement -
Manual - Microlab 600 Advanced
Microlab 600 Advanced Technical Manual
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Microlab 600 Registration
Register your Hamilton Microlab 600 with us and we will extend your manufacturers warranty for one year to a total of a two year warranty!
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