As it can be seen from the Column and Carrier Gas Parameters dialog, OPTIC-4 can handle the GC’s
not only with a single but also with the multiple columns. More information about multicolumn
configurations can be found in section 9 Advanced OPTIC-4 Features.
Tab GC & AS I/O Configuration (Fig. 5.8) allows to set OPTIC-4 either to Master or Slave mode and
chose a correct Ready and Run signals logic level, matching it with the ready and start signals
configuration of the host GC and an autosampler (if fitted). The Run Out Timing parameter defines
the moment when the Start signal to the host GC is set. The signal can be set either at the moment
when OPTIC-4 starts heating the inlet (Run on Inlet Ramp) or the cryotrap (Run on Cryotrap Ramp) if
the cryogenic trap option is fitted.
Figure 5.8
Select Configuration/ System Configuration and go to Auxiliary Outputs tab to enable/disable the
auxiliary outputs to be used in method (Fig. 5.9). Name of the output can be typed in. This name will
be used in the status graph and the method printouts.
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