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NIRWare Operator NIRWare 1.5 Software Manual
Interpretation of the spectra in the example above
The two spectra shown in the picture further above show pretty similar max. intensities (ca. 85.000 vs.
90.000 AU); furthermore, we can see an extra band at around 6.000 1/cm, and around 4.500 1/cm; in
addition, the curves are well separated from each other in the range of 4.000
– 4.500 1/cm.
These extra bands hint an extra material in the optical pathway as most probable cause of the observed
spectral deviation, rather than just a simple temperature drift.
7.6. Using the LIMS Interface
7.6.1. Using LIMS Export only
Select an application from the available list.
Enter all required information (keyboard or barcode reader) and start the measurement by clicking the
"Start" button .
If the measurement is interrupted no export file will be generated.
If the measurement is finished successfully, but also in case the measurement is out of specification or
the expected substance does not match, and after signing the measurement (depending on the lifecycle
state), the result files will be written to the outbox. There is a separate file for each sample.
Using LIMS Import and Export
In the Operator toolbar the following icon is used for the LIMS import. This option is only visible with an
active LIMS Interface license.
By clicking this icon the Operator selects an import file. The type of job selection can be defined in the
LIMS General Options in the Management Console (oldest first, newest first, manual file selection).
Various checks will be performed to ensure the compatibility of the import file with the LIMS and
application configuration:
The syntax of the file is checked as it is defined for XML and CSV types.
LIMS further checks, if:
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Mandatory fields are selected
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A valid license is active
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The batch name already exists or the batch is closed
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More samples than defined in the sample plan or in the measuring cell option are present
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Unicode compatibility is fulfilled