Yokogawa GC8000 Process Gas Chromatograph - Manual (Page 146)

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5.3.7 The off-line chromatogram display window
When double-clicking the chromatogram icon in the icon folder of the Engineering Terminal on
the desk top, the chromatogram display window only can be started. This function is for indicating
the chromatogram at off-line.
The chromatograms to be indicated are File chromatogram and Differential chromatogram.
CAUTION
• In case ASET is operated, this function can not be used.
• The multiple chromatogram displays can not be started.
5.4 Analysis Results Windows
The analysis results windows display data that has been analyzed by the analyzer. There are ten
windows: five analysis results acquisition windows in which the analysis results are accumulated,
and five file reference windows in which reference is made by opening related files. A graph
window can also be merged into windows that display histories.
This chapter describes how to display and exit the analysis results windows, the types and
configuration of the windows, switching of window display, data saving and reading, data
modification and re-saving, conversion of history data to a graph, and resetting history data.
Related windows
Latest Analysis
Results window
Concentration Analysis
History window
Retention Time
History window
Laboratory Analysis
Results window
Calibration coefficient
History window
File Analysis Results window
File Concentration Analysis
History window
File Retention Time History
window
File Laboratory Analysis
Results window
File Calibration coefficient
History window
History windows
with a graph window
Analysis results
acquisition windows
File reference
windows
*1
History windows
Analysis Results command
Analysis Results Window Display command
Exit command
in File menu
Plot Graph button
Create command
in Graph menu *2
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Overview window
*1: Each window is switched
using the Window menu.
*2: The Graph menu is available
on the history windows.
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