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Recalculate an existing determination – Metrohm 797 VA Computrace User Manual

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8.5 Determinations with voltammetric trace analysis

797 VA Computrace – Software

217

7 MOVE

1

:

+28

> Move needle to rinsing posi-

tion

8 LIFT: 1

work mm

> Place needle at working posi-

tion

9 PERISTALT: 5 s

10

> Suck rinsing solution in the

needle

10 SCN:Rm:

*****1**

> Scan line for incoming signal

from CT797

11 PERISTALT:

300 s

10

> Rinse

needle

12 CTL:Rm:

************1

> Set line: needle cleaning

ready

13 CTL:Rm:

************0

Before starting, define the position of the first sample vessel for the
838 parameter "

SAMPLE

" with the 838 keypad.

Recalculate an existing determination

1. Click on

or

MAIN WINDOW

/ Mode / Determination

.

2. Click on

or

MAIN WINDOW

/ File / Load determination

.

3. Select the desired determination file

*.dth

in the

OPEN

window

and click

. The determination is loaded into the

DETER-

MINATION CURVES

window.

4. Click on

or

MAIN WINDOW

/ Window / Results

to open the

RESULTS

window.

5. Click on

or

MAIN WINDOW

/ Window / Determination

curves

to open the

DETERMINATION CURVES

window.

6. Arrange the subwindows in the

DETERMINATION CURVES

win-

dow so that the list of curves, the determination curves and the
calibration curves are visible.

7. If desired, select one or several (Ctrl + Click) objects in the list of

curves and click on

or

Show selected...

of the context sen-

sitive menu to show only the selected determination curve(s).

8. If desired, zoom the interesting area in the determination

curves subwindow.

9. Click on

or

DETERMINATION CURVES

/ Edit / Determina-

tion method parameters

to open the

EDIT DETERMINATION

METHOD PARAMETERS

window.

10. Modify the parameters (e.g.

Sample amount

,

Cell volume

,

Peak

position

, baseline parameters, standard solution concentra-

tions, calculation parameters) to the desired values on the tabs

Specifications

,

Determination

,

Substances

and

Calculations

(see

section 5.2).

11. Close the

EDIT WORKING METHOD PARAMETERS

window by

clicking

. The determination is recalculated and the new

results are displayed in the

RESULTS

window.

12. If desired, repeat steps 10 and 11 once or several times.