Chapter 3 Peak Detection and Labeling
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7.
Select label attributes:
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Overlapping—Allows labels to be displayed when
peaks are close together.
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Peak bounds—Displays peak start, peak end,
and baseline.
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Orientation—Specifies Horizontal, 45-degree, or
Vertical labels.
8.
Select label content to be displayed in addition to m/z:
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Area—Integrated area of peak, displayed with an
“A” label.
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Charge State—Charge state of peak, displayed
with a “z” label, where the “z” represents a positive
or negative charge.
NOTE: A “z” is displayed for positive or negative ions.
To determine the actual charge of the ions, display the
Instrument Setting tab in the Data Explorer Output
window. See “Output window” on page 1-15 for
information. Check the listed polarity. For spectra
acquired in positive ion mode, positive ions are
produced. For spectra acquired in negative ion mode,
negative ions are produced.
9.
To create custom labels, select User Labels, then click
User Label Setup. See Section 3.5.3, Setting Custom
Peak Labels.
10.
Click OK.
The trace is displayed.
Summary of Contents for Data Explorer 4 Series
Page 1: ...Data Explorer Software Version 4 Series Software User Guide ...
Page 10: ...Table of Contents x Applied Biosystems ...
Page 56: ...Chapter 1 Data Explorer Basics 1 42 Applied Biosystems 1 ...
Page 98: ...Chapter 2 Using Chromatogram and Spectrum Windows 2 42 Applied Biosystems 2 ...
Page 172: ...Chapter 3 Peak Detection and Labeling 3 74 Applied Biosystems 3 ...
Page 204: ...Chapter 4 Examining Chromatogram Data 4 32 Applied Biosystems 4 ...
Page 270: ...Chapter 5 Examining Spectrum Data 5 66 Applied Biosystems 5 ...
Page 316: ...Chapter 6 Using Tools and Applications 6 46 Applied Biosystems 6 ...
Page 384: ...Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 9 22 Applied Biosystems 9 ...
Page 388: ...Appendix A Warranty A 4 Applied Biosystems A ...
Page 416: ...Appendix C Data Explorer Toolbox Visual Basic Macros C 20 Applied Biosystems C ...