PerkinElmer TORION T-9, User Manual

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168 . Torion T-9 User’s Guide
The first column shows the Compound names. These names are automatically populated from the
Target List Setup
tab.
The software allows the use of up to ten concentration
Levels
to build a curve. The concentration of
a compound is entered at each level. The exception to this are the compounds set to Internal
Standard . The concentration entered in Level 1 is then populated through all the other levels for
that compound and the cells are not editable.
It is not necessary to add the concentration value in any particular order. If a calibration curve has
been created and determined to run a concentration to fill in a gap in the curve the new
concentration can be added in the next empty level. In the example table above Level 5 is a
concentration that fits into the middle of the curve.
To populate the table with data entered for the first compound in the list click the icon
Copy
Current Value to All Compounds
in the mini toolbar as shown in the image above.
This dialog box will open to help facilitate entry of the concentration values.
•
Copy Down From Highlighted Cell allows selection of a cell in the table and then
copying the value from that cell to all of the cells below. The internal standard
concentrations are not affected by this action.
• Copy Down <nnnn> Times From Highlighted Cell allows for selection of a cell and
then by entering a number copy the value to the specified number of cells below the
highlighted cell. Again, the internal standard concentrations are not affected by this action.
•
Copy First Row To All Rows copies the first row of the table to all of the rows in the table
with the exception of the internal standard concentrations, which are not affected by this
action.