Purification Solution - Developer's Guide 35
Setting Up and Running a Purification Task
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Configuring a new task
Configuring a new task
A new empty task can include information from an analytical run, which is
either specified to run on a combined analytical and preparative instrument
or which has been run on a separate analytical instrument. This is an
analytical-to-preparative workflow task. It includes the upscaling of analytical
conditions to the preparative instrument. A preparative-only (workflow) task
does not include an analytical run and therefore has no upscaling. It defines a
preparative run on the preparative instrument only. System suitability tasks
are discussed in “System Suitability Tests” on page 38.
The following description is for an analytical-to-preparative task, which
requires the completion of all configuration screens.
1 Click Add Task to create a new default purification task, template-based
purification task or a copy/clone of the currently selected purification task.
Provide a name for your new purification task.
2 Verify that the Analytical System matches the system providing the analytical
run, and that the Preparative System corresponds to the current preparative
instrument configuration.
The current instrument configuration of the preparative system is
displayed in the table.
If one of the systems does not match, choose another template to create
your task. If there is no matching template, create a new task with matching
systems and save it as a template.
3 Select each of the subpages, Pumps & Detectors, Sampler, Delay Volumes and
Columns, and verify that the parameters are correct. If they are not, select a
suitable system.
4 Select the Ion Species page and select the ion species of interest for the
analytical run. If necessary, select the charge states. For the preparative
run, select what to do with the ion species.
5 Select the Analytical Run page and specify the source of the analytical run:
• To run an analytical scouting sequence on a combined analytical and
preparative system, select an existing ChemStation sequence or prepare
a sequence from scratch. Select the path and name of an existing
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