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6.3 CREATING AND RUNNING A QUEUE
Queue allows you to run multiple methods in sequence. Methods placed in a queue must have identical
hardware setups or the system will not permit them to run.
Figure 6-6. Queues Displayed in the Browser Window
To create a queue,
1. In the Browser screen select a User or enter a new User name.
2. Select a Project or enter a new Project name.
3. Select the NEW icon from the left screen sidebar, and from the displayed menu select New Queue.
Enter a name and description for your Queue and click OK. Your queue name will be listed under your
User and Project name, and the Queue tab will appear at the bottom of the screen. (See Figure 6-6
above.)
Name Date
Demo Queue with QuadTec.1
...
USERS...........(5)
...
...
.........................
......... ChemLab............................................................................................03/02/2001 10:04:56AM : 1
Project for ChemLab....................................................................01/07/2001 07:08:34PM : 0
... Project for Demo Chromatagraphy.............................................03/13/2001 07:35:01AM
... Demonstration Queue ........................................................03/27/2001 05:05:48PM
Demonstration Queue [1].............................................03/27/2001 05:05:48PM
: 1
: 4
....
1 [Q] QuadTec Starter Kit.2....................................................03/27/2001 05:05:59PM
2 [Q] QuadTec Starter Kit.1....................................................03/27/2001 05:05:59PM
3 [Q] QuadTec Starter Kit.......................................................03/27/2001 05:05:59PM
...
..............
Run: [Q] Queue Method #3.................................03/28/2001 02:49:39PM
...
... Run: [Q] Queue Method #1.................................03/28/2001 02:36:06PM
Run: [Q] Queue Method #2.................................03/28/2001 02:42:54PM
... Sample Run................................................................03/28/2001 02:49:39PM
Open Method
Run Queue
Verify Queue
Edit Queue
Edit Method
METHODS IN QUEUE
QUEUE
NAME
New...
Open...
Edit...
Delete...
Print
CopyOut...
CopyIn...
Move
Reset
Queue
Compare
Information MOVE List QUEUES COMPARE COPYIN List Error List
WL1 - 280nm
0.40
WL2 - 260nm
0.15
WL3 - 214nm
2.00
WL4 - 405nm
0.00
Flow Rate EGP %B
0 %B 0.00 ml/min 0%
% Split
1.00ml/min 0 %B2
Maximizer + Gradient Pump: F10 UV Conductivity
438 psi 1.003 AU 1.23 mS/cm
QuadTec
Econo Gradient
Pump
SIM1/pH SIM1/SIG
0.548 Volt 7.00 pH
BioLogic Duo-Flow - <user name> - <project name> - <method name> - <run name>
Edit
Method
New
Method
New
Run Browser Manual Setup Protocol
wash
load
1
2
Run Notes Report PostRun Log Settings
File View Utilities Options Window Help Edit
...
...
Mary Jones.........................................................................................01/13/2001 07:34:43AM : 1
Project for Mary Jones.................................................................03/13/2001 07:35:01AM : 0
.... .........
...
...
Joe Smith............................................................................................03/27/2001 05:05:48PM : 1
Project for Joe Smith....................................................................03/28/2001 02:49:39PM : 0
.... .........
...
...
Default.................................................................................................03/27/2001 05:05:48PM : 1
Default..........................................................................................03/28/2001 02:49:39PM : 0
.... .........
... Demo Chromatagraphy.......................................................................02/13/2001 07:34:43AM : 1
: 3 ....
....
... standard UV detector..........................................................03/27/2001 05:05:48PM : 1
... Sample Run................................................................03/28/2001 02:49:39PM
....
... QuadTec with Starter Kit (#750-0135)................................03/27/2001 05:05:48PM : 1
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