Hitachi F7000 Instruction Manual

4.3.2 
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Fig. 4-21   
 
 
4 Make entries for Sample and Comments of each sample.   
Maximum number of characters to be entered (half-size)   
Sample : 40 characters  
Comment :  255 characters  
 
Next, you must enter a file name for automatic saving after 
measurement.  Click the […] button, and specify a saving location 
and enter a file name.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-22 
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4.3  Defining Your Samples 
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5 After entries, check them and then click the OK button.   
6 Load button   
Used for reading out the existing sample table.   
Clicking the Load button displays the file opening dialog.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-23    File Opening Dialog   
 
 
Select a sample table and click the Open button.   
The specified sample table will be read out.   
7 Save button   
The contents of change can be saved by overwriting.    In case of a 
new generation, the Save As dialog will open.   
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4.3.2 
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Fig. 4-24    Save As Dialog 
 
 
Select a saving location and enter a file name.    Then, click the Save 
button.  
 
  

4.4  Conducting Measurement 
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4.4  Conducting Measurement  
 
First create a calibration curve, and then proceed to sample 
measurement.  
 
(1) Click 
, select the Standards tab and make sure standards 
have already been defined.    (Refer to 4.2.4.)     
Click the 
 button or   button to also confirm that the 
samples have already been defined.    (Refer to 4.3.)   
 
(2) Click the 
  (measurement) button to start measurement.   
When measurement starts, the window in Fig. 4-25 appears....

4.4.1 
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Set standard sample 1 and click OK.  
This standard sample is measured and advance to the next 
standard measurement is awaited.    Since a window as shown in 
Fig. 4-25 appears, you should click Yes.  
Then, a window as shown in Fig. 4-26 appears.    Set the next 
standard sample and click OK.  Continue standard 
measurement until the standards set at the Standards tab in 
Analysis Method are all measured.   
 
(4)  When measurement of all standards is finished, a window as 
shown in Fig....

4.4  Conducting Measurement 
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Now let’s measure samples.   
Operation differs between when a sample table is used and when it is 
not used.   
 
(1)  Without using a sample table   
(when “Use sample table” is not selected in Analysis Method)   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-28 
 
 
①  Set a sample and click the Sample(F4) button.   
Measurement is carried out and the result is displayed.   
 
②  For blank measurement at the mid-point of sample 
measurement, click Blank(F5).  
 
③  To interrupt the measurement for...

4.4.2 
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④ Click the OK button, and the window in Fig. 4-30 will appear.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-30 
 
 
⑤ Click the OK button, and measurement of the interruption 
sample starts.   
 
⑥  When sample measurement is finished, click the End(F9) 
button.  
When auto saving is selected, the measured data will be 
saved automatically at the specified saving location using the 
specified file name.     
When auto saving is not selected, you must select the “Save 
As” command from the File menu to save the...

4.4  Conducting Measurement 
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(a)  Select Edit Sample Name from the Edit menu as shown in 
Fig. 4-32.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-32 
 
 
(b)  The Edit Sample Name dialog opens as shown in Fig. 4-33.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-33 
 
  

4.4.2 
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(c)  Enter sample names as exemplified in Fig. 4-34 and click the 
Update or OK button.     
 
 
 
Fig. 4-34 
 
 
(d)  The monitor window is redisplayed with the newly entered 
sample names as shown in Fig. 4-35.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-35 
 
 
For saving the data after entry of sample names, click the 
  button.    The data processing window appears.   
Select the Save As command from the File menu and save 
the data.   
For changing the sample names, follow the same procedure 
as for entry of...

4.4  Conducting Measurement 
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(2)  With sample table (when “Use sample table” is selected in 
Analysis Method)   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-36 
 
 
①  The message box shown in Fig. 4-37 appears.    Carry out 
operation according to the messages.    Measurement can 
be continued by clicking Yes and OK alternately.   
 
 
 
Fig. 4-37 
 
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