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existing path text and a dialog box will open allowing you to change the path. The desired setup
directory must already exist in order to select it from the dialog box.
The “Init. Setup File” box specifies the initial setup file which will be loaded into the
experimental control window, when it is first opened. Specifying the initial setup file as
LastRun1.inj will result in the last run parameters that were executed to be loaded at startup.
The “Cells Boot Temperature” box sets the temperature that the instrument will heat or
cool to and then thermostat at.
The “Analog Input Range” selector determines the maximum range of measurable DC
voltages for all iTC 200 data channels. The default range of +/- 10 volts is adequate for almost all
ITC applications and provides for the greatest sensitivity. Please consult a MicroCal engineer
prior to making any changes.
The “Save/Add/Erase User” buttons provide a convenient way of maintaining unique
startup parameters and placing data files in different folders for multiple users. To enable
additional users, select the Add User button and enter a user name in the text box and click OK.
“Save User” will save the current settings for the current user. “Erase User” will remove a user.
The Y-axis group allows for changing of the current y-axis (DP) units. Available y-axis
units are mCal/min., µCal/sec. and µWatts. By default, y-axis units will be displayed in
µCal/sec. Changing y-axis units will only change the power units for ‘local’ data displayed in
real-time. All data files will be saved with the default units of µCal/sec
The “Extended Data Mode” button will tell the software to save all data the iTC 200
instrument produces to the data file. This provides MicroCal engineers with extra data for
troubleshooting.
The “Export Current Data” button will bring up a “save as” window to prompt the user
for a filename, and then save whatever is currently displayed in the real-time window to that file.
By default, it will be a *.dat file.
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