ProteOn XPR36, User Manual

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ProteOn XPR36 System | Analysis
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Step 2: Regions and Parameter Setting
Select a region for analysis by selecting a sensorgram, and then click Next.
The default association and dissociation regions appear shaded on the graph.
You can change the Begin and End times of the association and dissociation
(the fit regions) by typing the values in the table.
Select the Scope on the Global, Local, or Grouped pull-down list. Select the
Fit Type on the Fitted or Constant pull-down list.
The following table shows how setting Scope and Fit Type affects
calculations.
When the type is Global or Grouped, the value for the experiment or the group
is applied to all associated sensorgrams.
Fit Type Constant During analysis, one value is selected
Fitted During analysis, one value is calculated
Scope Global Single initial value is selected for all sensorgrams
Local Single initial value is selected for each sensorgram
Grouped Single initial value is selected for each sensorgram group