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Visible: 

This field allows you to determine which traces will appear on the selected 

graph. Click in this column to place a tick next to the trace you want to appear on the 

graph. Click again to remove the tick next to the trace.

 

If you are in single graph view, all selected traces will appear on the one graph. If you 

are in Multi Graph view, the traces will appear on the graph that is currently selected. 

Color: 

This shows the color in which the trace will be displayed in the graph box. The 

red trace in any graph box is the one on which all information appears and the one used 

for the cursor tracking. It is called the focused trace and it is always red.

 

Clicking on a trace in the Color column will cause that trace to become the focused trace 
in the selected graph box. You can also change the color of any trace (when it is not the 

focused trace), from the Trace Preferences menu. 

When you change the trace line width in the Graph Preference dialog box, it also 

will change the width of the color trace line in this window. 

Name of Trace: 

This field contains a description of the traces currently available for 

display in the selected graph box. If a trace is not already ticked as visible, you can click 

to activate this property. Right-clicking in this column displays the 

Trace Preferences 

menu

. This menu allows you to change some of the properties of the traces, as well as 

hiding, displaying or deleting certain traces. 

 

You can resize the “Name of Trace” and “File” name fields by selecting and dragging 
the splitter bar between the fields. 

File Name: 

This field displays the file name and path of the trace. If the name is too long 

to appear in the field, you can use the arrow keys to scroll to the end of the file name or 
you can maximize the Trace Preferences window. If the file path for a trace shows 'not 
saved', the trace is unsaved data and is only stored in memory.

 

Trace Audit Log: 

This field displays information about the trace that is highlighted. It 

includes instrument parameters and data form information relating to the trace that 

has been selected. When more than one trace is highlighted, this displays information 
on the trace that was last selected.

 

Select Traces: 

The drop-down arrow reveals any columns you have created in the 

User 

Data Form

. You can select traces based on any of the columns you have created.

 

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Graph Preferences  

This dialog box allows you to change the appearance of your graph. Graph Preferences 
is accessible from the Graph menu, by right-clicking on a trace or by clicking 

Graph 

preferences

 icon on the toolbar.  All graphs will appear labeled with the X axis label 

being horizontal and the Y axis vertical. You cannot change the orientation of these 
labels. However, you can alter the font and size of the axes and their labels. Any changes 
you make to the appearance of the graph will apply to all graphs until the settings are 

changed again. 

Standard Tab: 

This tab allows you alter the way your graph appears on screen. You can 

view the changes you make before accepting them in the Preview box. 

Summary of Contents for Cary 5000

Page 1: ...n on computer 2 Check lens and mirror are correct for your measurement a Install Small Sample Kit mirror M3 SSK or regular M3 mirror if needed b If using SSK install correct lens L2 3 Make sure cover...

Page 2: ...e Turn on the instrument 0 I switch on the lower left side of the front of the instrument In the Scan program watch the lower left corner to see the status of the instrument When the traffic light is...

Page 3: ...mounts in front of the sample see Figure 4 There are three lenses that can be used again for the three positons marked as T C or R Each time the sample configuration is changed the optics need to be...

Page 4: ...T C and R for the three positions of the integrating sphere Also the large mirror M3 is switched out for a one with a different curvature this mirror is always kept in the T position regardless of the...

Page 5: ...on located in the upper left hand corner defines the scan parameters The following useful tabs can be found under Setup Cary tab Here you can set the units of the x and y axes nm cm 1 etc and A T R et...

Page 6: ...be applied to a sample where the abscissa range of the sample exceeds that of the baseline If you change your abscissa range to one outside that of the baseline the Cary will display an error message...

Page 7: ...x at the end of a collect where you can enter the Batch file name for your data Note In the Scan application Prompt at Start and Prompt at End save information as a DSW file unless there are multi or...

Page 8: ...multiple graphs in the Graphics area You can double click on the Graphics area to toggle the display through graph and report to graph only The graph functions can also be accessed by clicking one of...

Page 9: ...ich Text Format file How to Export Collected Data If you want to export data from a Cary WinUV application into a third party application then save your data as an ASCII CSV file To do this 1 Click Fi...

Page 10: ...eck box is not checked 8 In the File name field type in the file name for your new batch file 9 Click Save to create the new batch file The current method will be stored with the batch files All the d...

Page 11: ...SBW will change automatically to maintain the required signal level If you are collecting data in double beam mode across the UV Vis and NIR regions with Fixed SBW set as the Measurement Mode then you...

Page 12: ...nes for another Scan run you simply open the file using either the File Open Data command or click the Baseline button in the Baseline tab of the Setup dialog box Note If you decide that you do not wa...

Page 13: ...gle bounce relative SRA accessories should not use this correction Select a Baseline Zero correction instead This correction is performed with the raw transmission data and due to the double bounce on...

Page 14: ...owever sometimes you may notice that the text has turned to gray and is in italics This indicates that the Cary is currently idling outside the abscissa range of the baseline file but that the current...

Page 15: ...ferences and Graph Preferences options 1 Graph menu options Print XY point Select this to print the cursor s current X and Y coordinates in the report area This option is only available when right cli...

Page 16: ...to Arrange Graphs Select Auto Arrange Graphs to view and arrange all graphs simultaneously Copy Graph Select this to copy the Graphics area onto the Windows Clipboard Paste to Graph Select this to pas...

Page 17: ...in traces You can resize the Name of Trace and File name fields by selecting and dragging the splitter bar between the fields File Name This field displays the file name and path of the trace If the n...

Page 18: ...il the font is changed again Trace Style This field allows you to define the way that your trace will appear on screen Points Each individual data point collected by the Cary is shown on the graph Poi...

Page 19: ...e right side of each graph box A single click on a sample name or example line within the legend will make it the focused or red scan Information about the trace will be displayed below the X axis Dou...

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