Hitachi F7000 Instruction Manual

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Fig. 7-57 
 
 
(4)  Click the spectrum display window.    (Refer to ②  in Fig. 7-58.) 
 
(5) Click the 
  (trace cursor) button on the Spectrum toolbar.   
(Refer to ③  in Fig. 7-58.)    A trace cursor will appear on the 
spectrum.  (Refer to ④  in Fig. 7-58.) 
 
 
 
Fig. 7-58 
 
 
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7.19    Printing of Wavelength and Photometric Values on Display 
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(6)  Move the trace cursor onto a spectrum to be traced and click the 
right button of the mouse.    A menu box will appear.     
Select “Read Cursor Data” from the menu box (refer to ⑤ in Fig.  
7-58), and the wavelength and photometric values will be read 
into the Read Data box. 
 
(7)  Upon selection of “Read Cursor Data,” display becomes as 
shown in Fig. 7-59. 
 
(8)  In data reading from the data processing window, sample...

7.19.2 
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(11)  For printing the relevant data, click the   (print) button on the 
Standard toolbar. 
(Or select the Print command from the File menu.) 
 
  

7.20    Reference to Spectrum Measured in Photometry Mode 
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7.20  Reference to Spectrum Measured in 
Photometry Mode 
 
When the quantification method is peak area, peak height or derivative 
in the photometry mode, wavelength scan is carried out and according 
to its result, a calibration curve is prepared.    The spectrum measured in 
this case can be displayed and printed. 
 
(1)  Open a data file (photometry file (*.fdq)).    (Refer to 7.1.)     
A window as in Fig. 7-61 will open. 
 
 
 
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Fig. 7-62 
 
 
(3) Click the Load Spectrum from Quant Data button.  A spectrum 
window as in Fig. 7-63 will appear. 
(Or click a numeral and select the Load Spectrum from Quant 
Data command from the Data menu.) 
 
 
 
Fig. 7-63 
 
 
(4)  Upon right-clicking on the displayed spectrum, a menu box will 
appear.    You can also carry out spectrum tracing and scale 
change. 
 
(5)  The spectrum can be printed by clicking the 
  button (or by 
selecting the Print command from the File...

8.1 
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8.  MORE CONVENIENT OPERATION 
(APPLICATION) 
 
8.1    Always Starting with Same Analysis Method 
 
The FL Solutions program can be started under the specified analysis 
method.    Note, however, that this function cannot be used unless any 
analysis method is saved in 8.4. 
 
(1)  Select Tools – Options as shown in Fig. 8-1.    (Refer to ① in Fig.  
8-1.) 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-1  Tools Menu 
 
 
(2)  Select the Startup tab (refer to ②  in Fig. 8-2), and a tab page as 
in Fig. 8-2 will appear. 
 
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8.1    Always Starting with Same Analysis Method 
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(3)  Select “Auto Parameter File” (refer to ③  in Fig. 8-2) and click the 
Set F-7000 Method File button (refer to ④  in Fig. 8-2). 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-2  Startup Tab 
 
 
(4)  A window as in Fig. 8-3 will open.    Select a desired method file.   
(Refer to ⑤  in Fig. 8-3.)    The extension code of method file is 
“*.flm.” 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-3 
 
 
This function is validated from the next startup of the FL Solutions 
program. 
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8.2    Online/Offline Setting of Spectrophotometer 
 
The spectrophotometer can be set offline.    And it can be returned to 
the online status. 
 
(1) Click the 
  button on the Standard toolbar. 
(Or select the Instruments command from the Tools menu.) 
The mouse pointer will turn into an hourglass and about 10 
seconds later, a window as in Fig. 8-4 will appear.    Under this 
display, the spectrophotometer is connected. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-4 
 
 
(2)  Click the instrument name on the Connected...

8.3    Check of Data File Information 
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8.3    Check of Data File Information 
 
You can check the conditions or date of measurement for saved data. 
 
(1) Click the 
  (open) button on the Standard toolbar. 
(Or select the Open command from the File menu.) 
A window as in Fig. 8-6 will appear.     
 
(2)  Specify and right-click a desired file from the displayed file list.   
(Refer to ①  in Fig. 8-6.)    A menu box will appear.     
Select “Properties” from the menu box.    (Refer to ② in Fig....

8.3.1 
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Fig. 8-7