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236 ChromGate® Preparative Option<br />

Fig. 328 Fraction collector setup window (upper part)<br />

Detection Channel<br />

Select from the drop down list of active detector channels that one to be<br />

responsible for fractionations.<br />

Collector Reset<br />

This option must be checked for cumulative collection from repeating<br />

runs.<br />

<strong>Advanced</strong> collector settings<br />

With a click on the button the <strong>Advanced</strong> collector settings window<br />

will open.<br />

Fig. 329 <strong>Advanced</strong> collector settings<br />

Rack Settings<br />

If the option Exchange rack if full is enabled, automatically a new,<br />

empty rack will be created if the current one is full. A copy of the full rack<br />

will be stored; the data from the fractions will not be lost. This allows<br />

changing the rack manually during the sequence without starting the<br />

sequence again. Is this option disabled, a sequence will stop if no empty<br />

vial is left for the next fraction.<br />

The Empty vial check tests before the injection, if enough empty vials<br />

for the fractions are left. Enter the number of vials needed for one run.<br />

The software will check then before the injection, if this number of vials is<br />

left. If not, the system will not start the next run.<br />

Stacked Injections<br />

Restart from first vial of current run<br />

If stacked injections are used, check this box if you wants the collector to<br />

start for every stacked injection with the same vial as for the previous<br />

runs for the fraction collection. This is an option, if you inject the same<br />

sample several times and want to collect the fractions of the same<br />

substances from every run in the same fraction vials.

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