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CombiFlash NextGen Systems
Section 3 Operation
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top left of the screen allows for further method
adjustment.
• Z
and P
can be performed by using a two-finger
OOM
AN
pinch zoom (like many cell phones or tablets) or a
two-finger pan. A single-finger touch or drag is inter-
preted as a gradient edit, not a pan function.
• Fraction collection defaults to collecting A
no peaks are lost due to lack of UV absorbing properties.
Even when selected, the peak detector operates with
default parameters based on the column size (unless
disabled by the user). This will cause the system to
advance to the next tube whenever a peak starts or ends
to ensure cleanly cut fractions with maximum concen-
tration. The tube changes and peaks will be marked and
the fraction collector will move after the delay volume
has passed.
· P
collects fractions only when a peak is detected
EAKS
and sends the non compound containing fluid to
waste.
· N
is used conjunction with I
ONE
T
windows (Figure 3-5) to minimize fractions or
IME
when the user wants to manually select when to
collect while the remainder is sent to waste. This is
commonly used when a large single peak is desired
and is selected by the user.
• The MS button displays the current mass spectrum on
PurIon systems, and the current UV button displays the
UV (or UV-Vis) spectrum.
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