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In this video, youll learn how to log into your ChemiDoc use Smart Tray Technology and capture chemiluminescent blot images in three easy steps and export them. To turn on the ChemiDoc simply push the green button in front of the instrument. When the customizable home screen appears tap anywhere and your login menu will appear. If youre a new user type the desired username click the plus sign and the new login will be entered. Administrative controls can be set by clicking the person icon in the top right hand corner. To begin, open the imager and pull out the transilluminator. Note that all gels and blots will always be imaged on one of three trays It is easy but important to clean the trays Simply use DI water and a kimwipe to ensure optimal performance. Smart Tray Technology automatically responds to the application-specific trays and adjust imaging parameters and software options For chemiluminescent blots select the UV tray. After applying your substrate, center your membrane