1200 Series Handheld Control Module Users’s Guide
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Using the Detectors
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Entering Settings
Entering Settings
All detector settings can be entered in the Detector
Settings
screen. You can
access this screen by selecting the
Settings
button [
F1
] in the
Analysis
screen
and choosing the appropriate detector. Commonly used settings such as
wavelength can be set directly in the
Analysis
screen.
Diode Array Detector
The wavelength for signal A can be entered in the
Analysis
screen. The sample
wavelength, reference wavelength, bandwidth, peakwidth and slit width can
be entered in the DA Detector
Settings
screen. This screen is accessed by
selecting the
Settings
button [
F1
] in the
Analysis
screen. Additional entries
(autobalance etc.) and the spectrum settings (range, threshold) are accessed
by selecting the
More...
button [
F1
] under DA Detector Settings.
Variable Wavelength Detector
Settings for this detector include the wavelength, peakwidth and signal
polarity. Pressing the
More ...
button [
F1
] and choosing Settings you can enter
autobalance settings and the margin for negative absorbance. The option
Spectrum allows you to enter a wavelength range for a sample spectrum.
Fluorescence Light Detector
For the fluorescence light detector the following settings can be entered:
Excitation wavelength, emission wavelength and Multi wavelength settings can
be set in the regular
Settings
screen. With the
More ...
button [
F1
] you can
specify further detector settings, i.e. peakwidth and PMT-Gain (baseline
behaviour, reference, polarity, spectral range fit), multi wavelength settings
(spectrum, excitation range), 3D scanning settings (excitation and emission
ranges) and phosphorescence detection mode settings.