Methods
File > New Method
Options > Default Method
File > Open > [.MTH File]
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For 21CFR11 environments, this section is applicable only to members of the Developer group, however, members of the Analyst group may find information in this section helpful. Sample file information that is available to Analysts is created by a member in the Developer group using information in this section. |
A Method determines the default sample identification format and sequence number. A Method is a template of specifications that go into a newly created sample file. It allows for the definition of complete sets of parameters for each type of sample commonly analyzed, so that only a single selection is required for each new sample file created.
The Method drop-down list displays only those methods applicable to the open sample file type.
Field or Button | Description |
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Sequence Number [text box] |
Specify a default numeric string to be used as a prefix in the Sample field when a new sample file is created. This number increments with each sample file created. |
Sample file name [text box] |
Enter a format for the sample identification. The entry in this field becomes a part of the saved sample file name. Include the $ symbol to have the sample file number included as part of the identification. |
Sample Operator Submitter Bar Code [text box] |
These field labels may be renamed and the new label becomes a part of all new sample files. |
Method Selected | Default File Modified |
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Physical Adsorption | 2020Plus.SMP |
Chemical Adsorption | 2020ChemiPlus.SMP |
Create a Method
File > New Method
- On the Create a Method window, select the Sample Morphology to be used and the Material Type and Characterization, then click Next.
- Enter a Degas temperature, then select an Analysis gas from the drop-down list.
- Select the applicable isotherm collections. The Isotherm Collection options determine the pressures of the data points measured in the analysis. Click Finish.
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See Methods to complete the form.
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