Control Module Software; The Control Module User Interface; Analysis Screen - Agilent Technologies G1323B User Manual

Control Module Software

The Control Module User Interface

In a basic configuration of modules there are at least three main screens, the
Analysis, Status and System screens. You can move between these screens using
the Views button [F5]. If an Autosampler is part of your system, a fourth
screen called Samples can be accessed. Another important screen is the Plot
screen which is accessible via an Action button [F6-F8], depending on the
active screen.
Figure 5
From these screens other menus can be accessed. When a certain menu is
selected by using a Navigation key, in some cases the control module user
interface prompts you with a pop-up menu before proceeding. From there you
have to make a choice in order to go on, either by using the up/down Selection
keys or by pressing the corresponding number on the Numeric/Alphanumeric
keys. The latter will give you quicker access to the choices in most cases.
Mostly these pop-up menus will distinguish between the different modules in
your system, or in the case of the Views button [F5], between screens.

Analysis Screen

The Analysis screen provides access to all LC analytical settings. The most
commonly used settings are displayed with their corresponding set and actual
values. Since space on the display is limited you will only see a selection of
important parameters.
The screen layout will depend on the modules that are included in the system
and on the modules selection the user did in the Setup View dialog accessible
via the m key (the maximum of visible modules on this screen is 4).
1200 Series Handheld Control Module Users's Guide
Analysis
Main Screens of the Control Module
The Agilent 1200 Series Control Module
Samples
Control Module Software
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