Agilent Technologies 1260Infinity II Bio-inert FractionCollector User Manual page 41

Apply to Module
MSD to Fraction Collector
Delay Time
Create Calibration Summary
Signals
The Signals pane contains a signal plot for each peak detector, and one for the
fraction collector delay sensor. By default, the largest peak in each signal plot
is identified and highlighted as the target peak, but you can change the
identification if there is more than one peak in the plot and the wrong peak
has been identified.
Each signal plot can be handled individually, for example, by zooming in.
For each signal, the description of the current signal is given. For detectors
with multiple signals, click the down-arrow and select a different signal from
the drop-down list, if required.
The peak number of the selected target peak (by default, the largest peak) is
also shown. For signal plots with multiple peaks, click the down-arrow and
select a different peak from the drop-down liat, if required.
The MSD signal is, by default, the TIC, but an additional control allows you to
extract and display an EIC.
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1260 Infinity II Analytical-Scale & Bio-inert Fraction Collector User Manual
Configuration and Operation of the Fraction Collector
Click the down-arrow and select the fraction collector to which
to apply the calculated delay volumes.
Click Apply Delay Volumes to write the delay volumes to the
selected fraction collector.
The values used to calculate the delay time between the MSD
and the fraction collector.
Click Copy to Clipboard to copy the calculated delay time to the
clipboard so that you can paste it into the method.
Displays the delay calibration parameters and results in the
Delay Calibration Summary window.
Displays the Edit Integration Settings dialog box.
Sets all signal plots to their original zoom states.
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