CombiFlash Torrent® User Manual - Isco

CombiFlash Torrent® User Manual
the External Detector instruction sheet for electrical and
plumbing requirements.
• Show Ratio — If using two of the above peak detection
options, check this option to display a ratio of the
selected wavelengths. The ratio trace is often a useful
indicator of purity. Refer to the MONITORING THE
WAVELENGTH RATIO [4.4.7] topic for more details on this
feature.
4.4.2.3 Saving Changes to the Method File
After you have edited the method file, you can save the
changes for future use. Click the Save As button, give the
method file a descriptive name, then click the Save button.
The method file will be stored by the module and will be
available for future runs.
4.4.3 Alternative Ways to Create Method Files
Other than editing a method file on the CombiFlash Torrent
module, there are more ways to create method files.
4.4.3.1 Importing Method Files from Another System
If a method file is located on a CombiFlash Rf system or
another CombiFlash Torrent module, you can use the
FILE>EXPORT METHOD [4.2.1.10] menu command to save the
method file on an external storage device. From the touch
screen panel, this storage device is a USB Flash Drive
connected to the USB port below the display. If connected to
the module via an Internet browser, the storage device may be
any device that can be accessed by the local computer.
To move the method file onto the module, insert the USB flash
drive into the USB port or connect to the module from the
remote computer, then use the FILE>IMPORT METHOD [4.2.1.9]
menu command to locate and import the method file.
4.4.3.2 Extracting a Method File from a Previous Run
You can perform real-time editing during a run to fine tune
the method. After the run, you can extract the run parameters
as a method file so it can be used on future runs. To do so, open
the Run file and click the Extract button. The module will load
a new method with identical run parameters. You can then
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