On Saturday, October 14, 2006 6:35:54 PM UTC-4, WS wrote: > Dear experts, > > Just "discovered" some elderly FPLC equiment in the vaults of my lab's > building. No idea how old they are - 15 to 20 years maybe. At least > they are from a time when LKB has no yet been bought by Pharmacia by > Amersham by GE Healtcare (by Buchler???). > > Some of you inclined readers have been reminded of your time as PhD > students and postdocs? Fine! As I want aehm need to resurrect this > equipment for protein purification, I need your help! > > When I had a look on the back of the pump and the detcetor, I noticed a > 9 pin SUB-D connector labeled "LKB Bus" and "Remote". Of course all > documentation has gone lost (the boxes are labeled with some PI's names > I've never seen here) and GE's website does not carry any information > on that old stuff. > > Could anyone of you please point me to a website or any other source > where I could obtain some information on this mysterial connectors > (pinout, protocols, applications) or simply tell me how I could make > use of these connectors. > > Many thanks! > Wo
I have also stumbled upon one of the LKB 2249 ternary gradient pumps. I spent the necessary time to restore it to proper operating condition. Now, I would like to write some Python code to control the pump for my uses. Does anyone out there in Internet-land have any ideas on how to control this pump via serial commands? Warm regards, ND _______________________________________________ Methods mailing list Methods@net.bio.net http://www.bio.net/biomail/listinfo/methods
