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10) Y-axis scroll bar

Scrolls the Enlargement Display window in the Y-axis direction.

11) Temperature/Pressure scale

Indicates temperature data or pressure data. Temperature scale (in deg C) and pressure

scale (in kPa) can be switched (cannot be displayed at the same time). The scales can be

switched by double-clicking on the scale.

12) Temperature/Pressure scale scroll bar

Scrolls temperature data or pressure data displayed in the Enlargement Display window.

13) Upper section display ON/OFF button

Use this button to display or hide legend, the enlarge/reduce button, and the overall display

area.

14) Re-integration invoking button

Use this button to invoke the chromatogram re-integration function.

4.4.2

Toolbar

The toolbar consists of the following buttons.

Saving

chromatograms

Save/Delete

Chromatogram

Auto Gain

From left to right

Enlargement

Reduction

Partial Enlargement

Overall Display

Auto Scale

Reintegrate Multiple

Chromatograms

Help

Mouse Position Display

From left to right

Set Pen

Set Mark

Temp/Pressure Display

From left to right

Show Multiple

Chromatograms

(Tile Horizontally)

Show a Shift (ON)

From left to right

Snap Shot 1

Snap Shot 2

Figure 4.38

Toolbar of Chromatogram window

4.4.3

Chromatogram Types

The following types of chromatograms are provided.
1) Latest chromatogram

This is the chromatogram currently being measured. One latest chromatogram is provided

for each detector (latest chromatogram 1-1 to 3-2), and the update cycle is 1 second.

2) Previous chromatogram

This is the chromatogram measured the last. One previous chromatogram is provided for

each detector (previous chromatogram 1-1 to 3-2).

3) Saved chromatogram

This chromatogram is saved by the user to the GC8000 main body. A maximum of 20

chromatograms per system can be saved as “saved chromatogram”. If the analysis cycle is

30 minutes or more, the number of chromatograms that can be saved decreases.

4) Baseline chromatogram

This chromatogram is saved by the user to the GC8000 main body as “baseline

chromatogram”. One chromatogram per system can be saved as “baseline chromatogram”.

5) History chromatogram

This chromatogram is automatically saved to the GC8000 main body or PCAS. Saved to

the GC8000 main body is the “history chromatogram” for the past one week for six detectors

(for the past six weeks if there is only one detector). To PCAS, all the chromatograms in the

past two months can be saved. This denotes that, if saved once per ten analyses, all the

chromatograms in the past one year can be saved.

5th Edition : Nov. 16, 2011-00

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