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4 methods, 1 method file handling, 2 passport – Metrohm 790 Personal IC User Manual

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4 Operation

790 Personal IC

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4.4 Methods

A method contains all information necessary for

data acquisition, in-

tegration, peak evaluation and quantification. It can be considered

as the chromatogram template, i.e. chromatogram without raw data.
Six prepared methods are stored as

method files (

*.mtw

) in the

Meth-

ods

directory. These methods cannot be renamed or copied, but only

changed and saved under the same name.
Each system is linked to the method having the same name as the sys-

tem. This method is called

processing method and is opened auto-

matically at the start of a new determination.

4.4.1

Method file handling

The following menu items are used for opening and saving of methods:

SYSTEM / PC icon / Open

By clicking this menu item or by double-clicking the PC icon in the sys-

tem window, the method file (

*.mtw

) belonging to the system is loaded

from the

Methods

directory. At the same time, an empty chromatogram

window is opened.
The name of the method is displayed in the title bar of the system win-

dow. A star (

*

) at the end of the name indicates that the method has

been changed since the last saving.

790 PERSONAL IC / File / Save / Method

Save the method of the current chromatogram in a method file (

*.mtw

)

in the

Methods

directory.


4.4.2 Passport

790 PERSONAL IC / Method / Passport

This menu item opens the

Passport

window that includes a detailed tex-

tual description of the chromatographic run and consists of the follow-

ing tabs:

General

General information on determination.

Sample

Sample information.

Column

Column information.

Eluent

Eluent information.

Comment

User comments on chromatogram.

Method Log

GLP log with date/time stamp for method.

Data Log

GLP log with date/time stamp for chromatogram.