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David Goodwin
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LatentMaster manual

Post by David Goodwin »

Hi
Firstly, this is my first post on the forum, so be kind in your responses :-)

Does anyone use / used the Latentmaster workstation, either in its normal form or in it's ruggedised version? I have to travel to a far flung location to train some people on it and have never seen it or used it (but its a job and it pays the bills).

If you have knowledge of it and happen to have a manual in PDF or whatever and could possibly share a copy with me it would be much appreciated. Otherwise I shall have to revert to the old "it's all done with smoke and mirrors" bit.

Thanks in advance

David
josher89
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Re: LatentMaster manual

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If you are training others on it, but have never used it, honestly how good will your training for those other people be?

I would reach out to the manufacturer or the agency you are doing the training for and see if the equipment came with a manual. Just don't revert
to the old "it's all done with smoke and mirrors" bit
that won't do anyone any good.

If it's the RUVIS LatentMaster Workstation, I would at least look up RUVIS technology. There's plenty to find out about it through Google. I found this quickly:

http://www.optoteam.at/fileadmin/optote ... r%20EN.pdf
"...he wrapped himself in quotations—as a beggar would enfold himself in the purple of emperors." - R. Kipling, 1893
David Goodwin
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Re: LatentMaster manual

Post by David Goodwin »

Hi,

Thanks for your response, I too found these links, some sadly are dead links, which is why I reached out to the wider community, I cant contact any suppliers yet as an NDA is in place, I was just trying to circumvent the system.

Please don't worry about how good the training will be, although I understand your concern, I have worked with Fluorescence and camera systems for decades, I simply wanted to understand the subtle features of this system, as opposed to the Quasar 2000/30 or crimelights of which I own and regularly use in my own Lab.

Once again thanks for the reply.
Dr. Borracho
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Re: LatentMaster manual

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"To learn, read. To know, write. To master, teach." - Hindu Proverb
"The times, they are a changin' "
-- Bob Dylan, 1964
David Goodwin
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Re: LatentMaster manual

Post by David Goodwin »

Dear everyone,

I have sourced a manual, thank you very much for your assistance in this.

David
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