Hitachi F7000 Instruction Manual

							8.8    Check of Photometric Value at Specified Wavelength 
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8.8  Check of Photometric Value at   
Specified Wavelength 
 
This is a function for shifting the excitation and emission-side 
monochromators to the specified wavelengths.    It is also usable for 
checking if the Xe lamp is adjusted properly. 
 
(1) Click the 
  (wavelength drive) button on the 
Spectrophotometer toolbar. 
(Or open the monitor window and select the Set Wavelength 
command from the Spectrophotometer menu.) 
A window as in Fig. 8-22 will appear. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-22 
 
 
(2)  Input target wavelength values and click OK.   
Each monochromator will be shifted to the specified wavelength 
and a photometric value is indicated on the monitor window.   
(Refer to ② in 1.6.) 
 
[Wavelength drive to zero-order light] 
For checking if the Xe lamp is adjusted properly or relocating the 
instrument, the wavelength needs to be driven to the zero-order light.   
Open the window shown in Fig. 8-22 and set the wavelength at 0 nm. 
By clicking OK, the wavelength is adjusted to the zero-order light. 
 
  
						

							8.9 
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8.9    Collective Printing of Files 
 
Wavelength scan data files (*.fds), time scan data files (*.fdt), 3-D scan 
files (*.fd3) or 3-D time scan file (*.ft3) can be collectively printed. 
 
(1)  Select the Plot Spectra command from the File menu.    A window 
as in Fig. 8-23 will appear. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-23 
 
 
(2) Click Select file.  (Refer to ①  in Fig. 8-23.) 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-24 
 
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(3)  Specify the folder of files to be printed in “Look in.”    (Refer to ② 
in Fig. 8-24.) 
 
(4)  Select a file type in “Files of type.”    (Refer to ③  in Fig. 8-24.) 
 
(5)  Select files.  (Refer to ④ in Fig. 8-24.) 
The following two methods are available for selecting multiple 
files. 
Method 1 :  Click the first file and select the subsequent ones 
with the ↓ key while holding down the Shift key. 
Method 2 :  Click each file while holding down the Ctrl key. 
 
(6)  After completion of selection, click Open.  (Refer to ⑤ in Fig.  
8-24.)    The Plot Spectra dialog box will appear.    The selected 
files are set in the Print file list as shown in Fig. 8-25. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-25 
 
 
(7)  After check, click Print.  Printing will start.  (Refer to ⑥ in Fig. 
8-25.) 
Printing items are those selected for saving.    Up to 100 files can 
be specified. 
 
 
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							8.10 
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8.10    Collective Conversion of Files 
 
Data files can be collectively converted in the following procedure. 
 
(1)  Select the Files Conversion command from the File menu.     
A window as in Fig. 8-26 will appear. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-26 
 
 
(2) Click the Select file button.  (Refer to ① in Fig. 8-26.)   
A window as in Fig. 8-27 will appear. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-27 
 
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(3)  Specify the folder of files to be converted in “Look in.”    (Refer to 
②  in Fig. 8-27.) 
 
(4)  Select a file type in “Files of type.”    (Refer to ③  in Fig. 8-27.) 
 
(5)  Select files.  (Refer to ④  in Fig. 8-27.) 
The following two methods are available for selecting multiple 
files. 
Method 1 :  Click the first file and select the subsequent ones 
with the ↓ key while holding down the Shift key. 
Method 2 :  Click each file while holding down the Ctrl key. 
 
(6)  After completion of selection, click Open.  (Refer to ⑤ in Fig.  
8-27.)    The Convert Files window will appear.    The selected 
files are set in the Source file list as shown in Fig. 8-28.   
 
 
 
Fig. 8-28 
 
 
(7)  Select a file format after conversion in “Conversion methods.”   
(Refer to ⑥ in Fig. 8-28.)    You can select two or more formats 
for simultaneous conversion. 
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							8.10 
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• JCAMP-DX file 
•  ASCII text file 
For this file format, select information to be converted. 
◊ Fix 
In any other than the photometry mode, the date, 
analysis method, and data list are output.    In the 
photometry mode, all information excluding calibration 
curve graphs. 
◊ Report format 
Output is provided according to the settings on the 
Report tab page of the Spectrum Properties window. 
•  Graph meta file 
 
(8)  Specify a folder for saving the converted files. 
When folders exist, the Browse for Folder dialog box appears as 
shown in Fig. 8-29 by clicking the Browse button.  (Refer to ⑦ 
in Fig. 8-28.)    Specify a folder in this dialog box and click the OK 
button. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-29 
 
  
						

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When there is no folder, the Create New Folder dialog box 
appears as shown in Fig. 8-30 by clicking the Create Folder 
button (refer to ⑧  in Fig. 8-28).    Enter a new folder name in 
“Name” and click the OK button.    A new folder will be created. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-30 
 
 
(9) Click the Convert Files button (refer to ⑨  in Fig. 8-28) for file 
conversion. 
 
  
						

							8.11 
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8.11    File Loading with Preview 
 
You can load a spectral data file with preview. 
 
(1) Click the 
  (preview file) button from the Standard toolbar.     
A window as in Fig. 8-31 will open. 
(Or select the Load Spectrum command from the File menu.) 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-31 
 
 
(2) Click the Browse button.  (Refer to ① in Fig. 8-31.)  A window 
as in Fig. 8-29 will appear.    Specify a folder for spectrum loading. 
 
  (3)  Select a file type button.    (Refer to ② in Fig. 8-31.)     
The corresponding data files in the folder are indicated in the list 
box. 
  :  Wavelength scan data file 
 :  Time scan data file 
 :  3-D scan data file 
 :  3-D time scan data file 
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(4)  Select a desired file from the data file list.    (Refer to ③ in Fig.  
8-31.) 
The searched data file list is displayed at the left of the window.   
Select a file from the list, and the relevant spectrum will be 
displayed.    The same two data file lists are displayed.    For two 
files, the preview can be displayed simultaneously. 
Upon selection of 3-D scan or 3-D time scan data file, the 
contours for one data element are displayed.    A single data file 
list is available. 
 
(5) Click the Load button.  (Refer to ④ in Fig. 8-31.)  A spectrum 
displayed on the preview window will be loaded and displayed on 
the data processing window. 
 
(6)  To exit the file loading, click the Close button.  (Refer to ⑤ in 
Fig. 8-31.) 
 
  
						

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8.12    Enlargement of Values on Monitor 
 
You can enlarge the current values on the monitor. 
Click the 
  button on the Spectrophotometer toolbar.     
The instrument status window will open as shown in Fig. 8-32.     
This window can be enlarged or contracted with the mouse. 
 
 
 
Fig. 8-32