Editing A Default Method - Teledyne CombiFlash Rf User Manual

To move the method file onto the system, insert the USB flash
drive into the USB port or connect to the system from the
remote computer, then use the F
menu command to locate and import the method file.
6.4.3.2 Extracting a Method File from a Previous Run
You can perform real-time editing during a run to fine tune
the method. After the run, you can extract the run parameters
as a method file so it can be used on future runs. To do so, open
the Run file and click the Extract button. The system will load
a new method with identical run parameters. You can then
save the method using the F
commands.
6.4.3.3 Scaling Method Files to Different Column Sizes
If you want to scale a method file to a different column size,
use the F
window, select the Scale option, then choose the new column
size and click the Save button. The system will create a new
method file with the gradient and run parameters scaled to
the new column size.
This feature is useful when developing methods using small
sample volumes. After you optimize the method to successfully
extract the compounds of interest, you can then scale up the
method to load and extract larger volumes using larger
RediSep column sizes.

6.4.4 Editing a Default Method

Default Methods allow you to quickly recall standard method
settings. There are standard methods for each size and type of
RediSep column. When shipped from the factory, the Default
Methods were set to the settings recommended by Teledyne
Isco.
The Default Method settings can be tailored to your
application. To modify the Default Methods:
1. Select the T
2.If prompted for a password, enter the system password.
(The S
controls the password protection feature.)
3.Select the column size and media from the RediSep Column
list.
>Save As menu command. From the F
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>Save Method As menu
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menu command.
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