Thermonicolet Omnic Software User's Guide 6.1 (PDF) - Charles E ...

• To save the settings in the current experiment file (identified by the
filename shown in the title bar of the Experiment Setup dialog box), click
the Save button.
• To save the settings in a file with a new name, click the Save As button.
The Save Experiment As dialog box appears. Type a name for your
experiment file. If you don’t want to use the path shown, select a
directory or drive from the list.
If you want the experiment you are saving to be the default experiment,
turn on the Set As Default Experiment check box. The next time you log
into OMNIC, that experiment will be selected automatically.
Note
You can specify a default directory for this operation in the File options. The
directory you specify also determines which experiments are listed in the
Experiment drop-down list box. See “Specifying directories” in the “Edit” chapter
for more information. ▲
If you want the experiment saved so that it can be opened later but not
changed and saved with the changes, turn on the Read Only check box.
Select the parameter groups you want to include by turning on the
appropriate check boxes in the Groups box. See step 2 for information on
the parameters included in each group. When you are finished, choose
OK.
5. Choose OK to close the Experiment Setup dialog box.
Note
If you want to delete an experiment file, use Delete Files in the File menu. See
“Deleting files” in the “File” chapter for details. ▲
Matching
the parameter
settings of a spectrum
Match Spectrum Settings in the Collect menu lets you quickly set the parameters
in the Experiment Setup dialog box to the values that were used to collect the
selected spectrum. This is useful when you want to collect a spectrum using the
same conditions as those that were in effect when an existing spectrum was
collected.
Note
The Detector and Beamsplitter parameter settings are not changed. ▲
See “Using Experiment Setup” for complete information on the affected
parameters.
Match the parameter settings of a spectrum
1. Select the spectrum whose settings you want to match.
2. Choose Match Spectrum Settings from the Collect menu.
The affected parameters in the Experiment Setup dialog box are changed to
match the selected spectrum.
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