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<strong>CombiFlash</strong> Torrent® <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

When an optional fraction collector or fractionation valve is<br />

not connected to the system, peak isolation is still possible. By<br />

selecting the <strong>Manual</strong> option, the module will suspend the run<br />

when it detects a peak. While suspended, you can manually<br />

direct the elute to an appropriate collection vessel. After<br />

redirecting the elute, click OK to continue the run. This action<br />

is repeated at the beginning and end of each peak.<br />

4.3.1.5 Peak Collection Data<br />

Peak Collection data is displayed in the Main window after a<br />

run. You may also open a RUN FILE [4.1.3] for viewing data from<br />

previous runs.<br />

The peak collection data is displayed on the left side of the<br />

Main window:<br />

• Rack and tube information — Collected peaks are<br />

color coded in the rack diagram so that you can easily<br />

locate the peaks of interest. The tube colors correspond<br />

to the color bars under the peaks displayed on the<br />

chromatogram. If during the run more than one set of<br />

tube racks was filled, use the Next and Previous Rack<br />

buttons to view the additional racks. The table below the<br />

rack diagram displays the peak data in tabular form.<br />

When using the Fractionation Valve option, the diagram<br />

corresponds to the valve positions. The collection<br />

containers at these positions are considered a rack. If<br />

the run uses more than one rack, use the next and<br />

previous rack buttons to view the information for each<br />

rack.<br />

• Display Method — Click the Display Method button to<br />

view a summary of the peak detection and collection<br />

settings for the run. You can return to the rack and tube<br />

display by clicking the Display Rack button.<br />

See Also:<br />

•PEAKTRAK MENU OPTIONS [4.2]<br />

•STARTING A RUN USING DEFAULT SETTINGS [4.4.1]<br />

•REAL-TIME GRADIENT EDITING [4.4.6]<br />

•METHOD EDITOR [4.3.2] for advanced functions<br />

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