User Documentation

• Getting Started
  • Prerequisites
    • Installing
    • Usage
  • Updating
• Usage
  • Connecting the Interface-Hardware
  • Logging in
  • Creating the First Chromatogram
    • Details on the Input fields
      • Sample Name
      • Column
      • Flow
      • Injection Volume
      • Concentration & Concentration Unit
      • Acquire Counter Channel
      • Half Life
      • UV Wavelength
      • Maximum time of data acquisition
      • Sample Rate
      • Comment
      • Factors and Units
      • Channel Order & Shift
      • Use Rheodyne Switch
      • Eluent
      • Save
    • The User-Interface
      • Starting a Measurement and Loading Data
      • Stopping a Measurement
      • Interacting with the graphs during a run
      • Integrating Peaks
      • Renaming Peaks
      • Peak Area
      • Comparing Peak areas
      • Adjusting the Deadtime
      • Predefined axis scaling
      • Deletion of Peaks
      • Finding Peaks
      • Saving the Changes
  • Calibrations
  • Creating a new Calibration
  • Using a Calibration to match peaks to compounds
• Development
  • WebApp/Webapp/Settings.py file
    • DATABASES
    • STATIC_ROOT
    • STATIC_URL
    • COMPRESS_ENABLED
    • CHROMIUM_PATH
    • SESSION_SAVE_EVERY_REQUEST
  • Changing Mouse-Behaviour
  • Changing Dygraphs-initialization
  • Changing the Peak-Table
    • Changing Rendering of the Peak-Table
  • Changing any other rendering Aspect
• Modifying the Documentation

Features

• Data aquisition with our arduino-based interface
• Integrating peaks
• Selecting peaks and see their relativ areas
• Zooming into graphs synchronized (X-axis-scaling affects all graphs)
• Keyboard-shortcuts for all important actions (hover over the buttons to find out more!)
• Free axis-scaling
• Export functionality in several formats (CSV, Peaksimple, HTML, PDF-Reports)
• Automatic Peak-Finding based on Savitzky-Golay-Smoothing and filtering
• Free Baseline-editing using supporting points both, linear and with cubic splines
• Creation of Calibration-Datasets and applying them to measured chromatograms