Falcon GC
Preparatio
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Preparation
2.1 Chromperfect File Types
There are generally four key Chromperfect files that must work
together in order to ensure the effective operation of the Falcon GC.
Depending on the application, you may only need two or three of these
files. In some cases, even more files may be necessary. A method file
(.met) and a setpoint file (.mfl) are required for every application. Two
additional common file types are a calibration file (.cal) and a formatted
report file (.fmt). The folder destination for these files will vary from
user to user. Before getting started, check to make sure that the method
files have the correct pathnames defined for the files mentioned above.
This can be done by opening the method file in the File Editor Tab.
Click the “C” Chromperfect icon to open the Chromperfect banner and
then click on “Files”.
Here, click File
→
Open
→
Method and then click the “…” icon to
search for your method file.
Note: Depending on the current settings a pop-up window might
automatically open along with the File Editor program. If
that happens, just click
Method
from that window and then
click the “…” to select your method file.
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