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22 Short guide ChromGate®, <strong>KNAUER</strong> Instrument Control<br />

Fig. 16 Peak table<br />

- Enter the Reference ID#, which is the Peak ID#s from the peak<br />

table. This number is obtained from the Peak Table. Leave it<br />

blank until you have generated the peak table, then enter the<br />

value directly into the Peaks / Groups table.<br />

- Indicate the desired basis for the calculation of the retention<br />

time window and the desired value.<br />

7. Repeat the above step for each compound in the standard. When<br />

you have entered information for all standards, press Done.<br />

8. Press the Peaks / Groups Table button or select the menu<br />

sequence Method – Peaks / Groups … to present the calibration<br />

peak table. Each peak that you have defined will appear as a row<br />

in the table, along with the retention time and other parameters that<br />

you have entered.<br />

9. Enter all values needed for the calibration as the concentration for<br />

all levels of your compounds.<br />

10. If the table is complete, close Peak Table dialog box by clicking on<br />

the x in the upper right corner.<br />

11. Save the method.<br />

12. Select Analysis/Analysis Single Level Calibration from the<br />

menu bar to present the following dialog box.<br />

Fig. 17 Analysis Single Level Calibration Window<br />

13. Enter the sample identification used for the standard.<br />

14. Enter the method that you want to calibrate and the data path<br />

name for the data file.<br />

15. Enter the name of the calibration data file.<br />

16. Click on the Calibration check box and enter a 1 for Calibration<br />

level. If the method is presently not calibrated, it is not necessary to<br />

check any of the boxes (but if you want to be certain, select the<br />

Clear all calibration check box).<br />

17. Repeat the steps 12. to 16. for all levels you want to calibrate.<br />

Enter the appropriate calibration level into the Calibration level field

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