Recalculate an existing determination – Metrohm 757 VA Computrace User Manual

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12. Transfer the desired sample amount into the sample vessels.

Place the sample vessels at the odd positions on the sample
rack of the 813 Compact Autosampler. For each sample ves-
sel, place a vessel filled with rinsing solution at the following
even position (volume rinsing solution = volume sample solu-
tion).

13. Click on

or

MAIN WINDOW

/ Window / Monitor

to open the

MONITOR

window.

14. Start the measurement by clicking the

icon in the

MAIN

WINDOW

or the

button in the

MONITORING

window.

15. Follow the instructions in the appearing message windows.

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

<OK>

. 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 con-

text sensitive 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 / Determination

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).

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