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Creating an Instrument Control Method 103<br />

the noise because for each positive noise excursion there is a good<br />

likelihood that it will be cancelled by a negative excursion. But since the<br />

signal is not random, it will remain the same over multiple measurements.<br />

A high bandwidth value will decrease the noise level but also decrease<br />

the possible resolution which can be measured. The default value is 8 nm<br />

but if your peaks have substantially wider UV spectra you can increase<br />

the bandwidth value in ChromGate to obtain a lower noise level.<br />

Each discrete channel can use its own wavelength program and can be<br />

measured with its own bandwidth, so you can always obtain the lowest<br />

noise conditions while still having a low enough bandwidth to not degrade<br />

the resolution measured.<br />

This means that the diode array detectors can always be optimized for<br />

maximum performance. The scan parameters can be set to the values<br />

which are optimal for doing the scans, and yet the discrete channels can<br />

be measured independently at their optimal values.<br />

The wavelength table is a spreadsheet to enter your time (detector)<br />

program. In the first row (at time 0.00 min), enter the initial wavelength(s)<br />

in nm. The editing principle including programming the digital outs<br />

(S 2600 only) is the same as for the time (gradient) program, described in<br />

the chapter Instrument Setup – Pumps, Pump Program.<br />

Instrument Setup – Fluorescence Detector RF-10Axl / RF-20A<br />

The Fluorescence Detectors RF-10Axl and RF-20A/Axs support the<br />

general detector settings described on page 91.<br />

The detector RF-10Axl only supports a (fixed) sampling rate of 0.5<br />

Hz. For higher sampling rates the data acquisition via the 1V<br />

integrator output and an A/D converter (as Knauer interface box IF2)<br />

must be used.<br />

The detector RF-20A/Axs supports sampling rates up to 0.5 Hz. For<br />

higher sampling rates the data acquisition via the 1V integrator<br />

output and an A/D converter (as Knauer interface box IF2) must be<br />

used. The serial control only allows the same features as for the<br />

detector RF-10Axl. All advanced features cannot be supported.<br />

Please be sure that the detector has a firmware version that allows<br />

for serial control.<br />

Fig. 152 Fluorescence Detector RF-10Axl setup window<br />

Lamp OFF at the end of run<br />

Check the lamp OFF box to switch off the detector lamp after a<br />

measurement is finished. This option may be used for the shutdown<br />

methods. This option is supported only for detector firmware versions<br />

3.32 and higher.<br />

All additional settings are integrated as additional columns into the<br />

spreadsheet for the detector time program. The creation of the detector

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