Clarity Version 2.6.3.313 comments
Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 2:20 pm
Hi, I am a relatively new user to Clarity having only used it since
March 2008. I currently run a HPLC system for sugar analysis but will
soon be using it for biogenic amine analysis too.
I am pleased with Clarity's ease of use and functionality and the
options to customise it for your own specific requirements.
However, I have noticed a couple of strange things happen occasionally
when using Clarity- when you try and open/set a chromatogram on the
background of the data window it often scales the background
chromatogram rather than the current 'in progress' chromatogram.
Also, I find that whenever I click the 'run sequence' button the pump
switches off and doesn't restart until its made the injection- this can
obviously cause inaccurate chromatograms as the machine then has to
're-equilibrate'. I'm not sure if there is a setting to remedy this as
it didn't used to do this. I have checked the idle state is set to a
flow rate of 0.5ml/min and I can't see why it would suddenly start to do
this.
If anyone could advise it would be much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Helen Aldred-Jones
March 2008. I currently run a HPLC system for sugar analysis but will
soon be using it for biogenic amine analysis too.
I am pleased with Clarity's ease of use and functionality and the
options to customise it for your own specific requirements.
However, I have noticed a couple of strange things happen occasionally
when using Clarity- when you try and open/set a chromatogram on the
background of the data window it often scales the background
chromatogram rather than the current 'in progress' chromatogram.
Also, I find that whenever I click the 'run sequence' button the pump
switches off and doesn't restart until its made the injection- this can
obviously cause inaccurate chromatograms as the machine then has to
're-equilibrate'. I'm not sure if there is a setting to remedy this as
it didn't used to do this. I have checked the idle state is set to a
flow rate of 0.5ml/min and I can't see why it would suddenly start to do
this.
If anyone could advise it would be much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Helen Aldred-Jones