Top bar

The top bar shows a status overview of your BactoBox®

The top bar in the Access user interface.

The top bar is visible on every page. It contains status information about your BactoBox® such as:

• Flow cell currently in your BactoBox®

• Connection from your computer to your BactoBox®

• Connection from your computer to SBT's cloud service (Nucleo)

• System information. E.g., device name, hardware version, and software version.

Status indicators

The right part of the top bar shows various status indicators. Usually, a status indicator is just a single icon. Sometimes, the status indicator also includes a short text.

Some status indicators contain additional details. Hover your cursor over the status indicator to reveal the additional details in a tooltip.

Flow cell

The text is Remaining measurements / Max measurements of the current flow cell. E.g., something like 241/250 if you used up 9 measurements already.

The tooltip also shows the flow cell ID.

BactoBox® hides the flow cell status indicator when there is no flow cell installed.

Flow cell status indicator with both text and an icon. Hover to reveal a tooltip that shows the flow cell ID.

Device connection

Lights up whenever Access communicates with your BactoBox® device. If this icon lights up regularly, this indicates that the connection works.

Device connection status indicator.

Nucleo connection

Lights up whenever Access communicates with Nucleo (our cloud service). This indicates that the connection works. If this icon lights up regularly, this indicates that the connection works.

Nucleo connection status indicator.

System info

The tooltip shows information about your BactoBox®:

• Hostname

• Hardware version

• Software version

System info status indicator. Hover to reveal hostname, hardware version, and software version.

Show or hide the page navigation

Press the Menu icon to show/hide the page navigation.

Press the Menu icon in the top left (inside the top bar) to show/hide the page navigation. This is useful on small displays because it gives more room for the page content itself.