multi N/C 2100S (duo, pharma)
Operation
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Figure 29Linking a calibration to a method (3 calibration ranges)
Whether the calibration ranges are accepted depends on the calibration ranges already
stored in the method and the new calibration range:
No calibration range ex-
ists
The current calibration data is accepted with the [Accept values]
button.
The same calibration coefficients are displayed in the left and
right columns.
One or two calibration
ranges exist
Expanding existing calibration ranges:
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Accept the new calibration data with the [Accept values]
button.
The software assigns the new range within the existing
ranges.
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Check that the ranges are linked without gaps.
Replacing existing calibration ranges:
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Delete the calibration range.
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Accept the current calibration data with [Accept values].
Three calibration ranges
exist
A maximum of three calibration ranges can be stored for each
parameter in a method.
If three calibration ranges already exist, the ranges can only be
replaced:
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Delete the desired range from the right column with the
[Delete] button.
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Accept the current calibration data with [Accept values].
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Check that the ranges are linked without gaps.
The following generally applies:
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After clicking [Accept values], the software automatically assigns the calibration
ranges.
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Pressing [Delete] makes an initial selection for the range to replace.
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Gapless linkage means: The largest area of the one calibration range matches the
smallest area of the next calibration range.
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The software accepts the calibration parameters for all subsequent analyses carried
out with the method.
