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Collecting<br />

additional scans<br />

If you choose More Scans when asked whether to add the spectrum to a spectral<br />

window, you can then click the More button near the Collect Status indicator to<br />

collect additional scans. They will be averaged with the data collected so far, thereby<br />

improving the signal-to-noise ratio. When you choose More, a dialog box lets you<br />

enter the number of additional scans you want to collect.<br />

After you enter a number and choose OK, data collection resumes and the More<br />

button becomes the Pause button. When all the additional scans have been<br />

collected, the button changes back to the More button.<br />

Collect a sample spectrum<br />

1. Use Experiment Setup in the Collect menu to check the settings of the<br />

experiment parameters.<br />

If the parameters are not set the way you want them, change the settings now<br />

or open an appropriate experiment file. When you are finished setting the<br />

parameters, choose OK.<br />

Note<br />

Warning<br />

You can also select an experiment from the Experiment drop-down list box near the<br />

top of the OMNIC window. ▲<br />

Never stare into the laser beam or at its bright reflection. ▲<br />

2. If Prompt To Insert Or Remove Sample is turned off in the Collect options<br />

(available through Options in the Edit menu) do one of the following:<br />

• If you will be collecting a background first, make sure the system is<br />

ready. (For example, if the application requires that the background be<br />

collected with the beam path clear, remove any sample from the path.)<br />

• If you will not be collecting a background spectrum first, install the<br />

sample.<br />

A background spectrum will be collected first if you have turned on Collect<br />

Background Before Every Sample in the Experiment Setup dialog box.<br />

Skip this step if Prompt To Insert Or Remove Sample is turned on.<br />

OMNIC User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 151

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