Creation of a Single Level Calibration Table
GC, LC, CE and A/D ChemStation, Revision A.03.0x
Load method for calibration table creation
1. If not already displayed, pull down the View menu and select Method & Run
Control
2. Pull down the Method menu and select Load Method
3. Choose the method and select the OK button
Load the data file for the STANDARD injection
1. Pull down the View menu and select Data Analysis
2. Pull down the File and select Load Signal
3. Select the data file of your standard injection
4. Enable Integrate After Signal Load in Signal Options
5. Select the OK button on the display window
Create the new calibration table
1. Pull down the Calibration menu and select Calibrate / Recalibrate
2. Select New Table in the Calibration section
3. Select the OK button on the display window
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Enter Compound Information
To enter the standard information for each peak of interest in the calibration table,
<click> in the line containing the peak and enter the following information:
1. Compound name in the Compound column
2. Amount for the compound in the Amount column
3. If the peak is a reference peak, check the Ref column
4. If the compound is an internal standard, check the ISTD column and enter a
designation of 1 in the I# column
5. Accept the entered information by selecting the Enter button on the display window
6. Repeat steps 1-5 for all other peaks of interest in the calibration table
Remove unwanted peaks from a calibration table
1. Select the peak to be removed by <clicking> in the row to be deleted
2. Select the Delete button on the display window
3. Repeat steps 1 & 2 for all remaining unwanted peaks in the calibration table
4. Select the OK button on the display window
Save the Method
1. Pull down the File menu and select Save As/ Method
2. Enter a new name, or accept the current name for the method
3. Select the OK button the display window
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The information contained herein is intended for use by informed individuals who can and must determine its fitness for their purpose.
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