Teledyne CombiFlash Rf User Manual page 136

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the run, the system continues the gradient curve from
the %B when the system was paused.
• Stop — This button suspends the entire run. Unlike the
Paused state, the pump, peak detection, and fraction
collection will not operate. While stopped, you can save
the run data by clicking the Save button, abort the run
by clicking the Rewind or Fast Forward buttons, or
resume the run by clicking the clicking the Play button.
Using the Fast Forward button is the recommended way
to abort a run because this runs the valve wash and cone
cleaning routines (PurIon systems only) to clean the
system for another run.
• Next Tube — This button advances the fraction
collector to the next tube position. This allows you to
conveniently collect elute of interest in new tube.
• Rewind — This button is active when the system has
completed the run, or if the run was Stopped by clicking
the stop button. The Rewind button returns you to the
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If you have stopped the run before its programmed run
length has elapsed, the current method is modified using
the new run length. This modified method is ready for
the next run, or can be saved for future runs.
• Fast Forward — Click this button to jump to the next
step of a run. Once you've started a run, the system
performs several steps. The first step is to deliver
solvents using the programmed gradient for the entire
run length. When this step is complete, the system will
purge the column with air. Following this, the system
will clean the injection valve.
Clicking the Fast Forward button will cause the system
to skip any remaining time in the current step and
advance to the beginning of the next step. Unlike the
Rewind button, the Fast Forward button will not modify
the current method's run length setting.
6.3.1.4 Peak Collection Buttons
Three peak collection buttons are located at the bottom of the
Main window.
Section 6 User Help Reference
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