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16 Getting Started Chapter 1• Touch the Graph button on the Report screen to display the Melt Graphscorresponding to the Report being displayed.• Melt Graphs are included in all hardcopy printouts of Reports generated with printerssupporting graphical output.• Real time Melt Graphs are also available through the MeltView software datadisplay.The camera threshold values (Onset%, Single% and Clear%) used by the Digital ImageProcessor to determine melting temperatures are user-programmable. The factory defaultvalues loaded into your OptiMelt are generally adequate for most tests and samples,however, fine tuning of their values might be required to better match your visual andautomated results. Follow the instructions in Chapter 4 to view and modify the camerathresholds.OptiMelt Automated Melting Point System
Chapter 1 Getting Started 17MeltView SoftwareThe sample images captured by the internal camera, and used by the Digital ImageProcessor, are also available for real-time transfer to a PC over the USB interfaceFigure 13. MeltView software.The MeltView software, provided on a CD and also available as a free download fromhttp://www.thinksrs.com/downloads/soft.htm, handles all image transfers, allowingOptiMelt users to display (and store) real-time digital images of the samples on acomputer screen during analysis. All sample images transferred to the PC, are bundledtogether as a single package (melt movie) and stored on the computer’s hard disk whenthe analysis is completed. This capability provides the most powerful and definitivedocumentation infrastructure available from any commercial melting point apparatus.Stored melt movies may be recalled at any time and melts can be played back, frame-byframeor as continuous movie, by simple moving a cursor back and forth with yourmouse. Melt Graphs are available for all saved determinations providing the mostaccurate path to fine tune camera thresholds for automated determinations.TipBeing able to replay a test after the fact is an invaluable tool for GLP documentation, forfine tuning of results and for laboratory demonstrations in educational settings.MeltView Installation Steps:1. Download the MeltView software directly from the SRS website:http://www.thinksrs.com/downloads/soft.htm.2. Install the software in your computer using the instructions in the Readme.txt fileincluded in the installation package.3. Connect your computer to OptiMelt using a standard USB cable.4. Launch the MeltView software.5. Refer to the on-line help, provided with the MeltView program, for detailed step-bystepinstructions.OptiMelt Automated Melting Point System
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