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Secrets of the ChemStation - Part 1: Understanding the Interface

Just learning the ChemStation? Confused by the new interface (B.02 and later)? We will discuss the general organization of all versions of the software and show you how to use the features of the newest versions.

Topics:

  • ChemStation Views and general operation
  • Using Preferences in the newer versions
  • Understanding Diagnosis in the LC versions
  • Editing methods

Note: This seminar will use examples from the LC ChemStation, but the content is applicable to the GC version, except for instrument specific topics. This seminar does not discuss the current GC-MS interface.

Who should attend?

  • New users of the ChemStation software.
  • Existing users who have upgraded to a newer version.
  • Anyone struggling with understanding how to use the software.

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Secrets of the ChemStation - Part 2: Integrating and Calibrating

Generating reliable chromatographic information requires that all peaks be integrated properly. The ChemStation has powerful and flexible integration capabilities, if you know how to use them. The ChemStation can also perform many calibration calculations for you , if you know how to set up and configure the system. (It is easy, but not always intuitive.) We will help you with both issues.

Topics:

  • Using the enhanced integrator in all ChemStation versions.
  • Understanding the new integration options in the newer versions (B.01 and later)
  • Setting up calibration tables
  • Configuring and using your calibration information
Note: This seminar does not discuss the current GC-MS interface.

Who should attend?

  • All ChemStation users who currently use manual integration because they are not able to get the ChemStation to integrate properly.
  • Users who generate complex chromatograms.
  • Any user who wants to learn more about integration capabilities.
  • Anyone who wants to have the ChemStation do the calibration calculations. After this seminar, you will not need to use Excel to perform these calculations.

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Secrets of the ChemStation - Part 3: Sequences and Automation

Autosamplers allow us to automate the injection process, but you will only realize a significant improvement in efficiency if you can also automate the data analysis and reporting activities. The ChemStation offers many options for injection and calibration, if you design your sequence properly. We will show you how.

Topics:

  • Setting up simple sequences
  • Understanding automation and reprocessing concepts
  • Batch Review and Reprocessing
  • How do the different ChemStation versions organize sequence injections?
  • Reporting options
Note: This seminar does not discuss the current GC-MS interface.

Who should attend?

  • ChemStation users who want to increase their efficiency by more effectively using sequences.
  • Anyone who wants to learn how to review sequence data and reprocess data, without re-injecting.
  • Operators who have upgraded to a newer version of the software and don't understand how to use the sequence data in the new version.

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Instructor

Merlin K. L. Bicking, Ph.D. is President, ACCTA, Inc. He has been actively involved in chromatography for more than 25 years, and has been teaching ChemStation users for 10 years. The topics in these seminars are drawn from existing on-site and on-line classes, and his own experience with the software.

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Note: ChemStation® is a registered trademark of Agilent Technologies, Inc. There presentations were prepared by ACCTA, Inc. and have not been reviewed or endorsed by Agilent Technologies.


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