Software Reference 159
V4.2 LabChip GX User Manual PerkinElmer
Graph View (Continued)
To show or change the labels on the peaks in the graph, show the
data points on the graph, show peak baselines, show smears, or
change the graph colors, see “Graph View Properties” on page 164.
To select a peak on the graph, move the cursor near the peak and
click. A blue arrow above the peak shows that the peak is selected,
and the cursor changes to an up arrow. The Gel View and Peak
Table View also select the corresponding entry.
To adjust the peak baselines from the graph view, see “Adjusting
the Peak Baseline” on page 76.
While a run is in progress, the Active Data Tab displays the raw
(unanalyzed) data as it is being read from the chip. As data is
acquired, the selected well increments to the well that is currently
being run, and the data displays in real time.
Graph View Shortcut Menus
Right-Click Menu (not near a peak)
Right-click away from a peak in the graph to display a shortcut
menu containing the following commands:
Synchronize Zoom - If selected, the zoom is synchronized for all
graphs displayed in the Electropherograms Tab, all gels in the Gel
View, and data in the Peak Table View. If not selected, each view
and graph can be zoomed independently.
Unzoom - Zooms out to the previous zoom level.
Unzoom All - Zooms out and returns to the standard view.
Set Scale - Opens the Set Graph Scales window to specify the X
and Y ranges to show on the graph.
Scale to Sample Peaks - Scales the view to the minimum and
maximum X values of the current sample peaks. Marker and/or
system peaks are ignored.
Scale to All Peaks - Scales the view to the minimum and maximum
X values of the all peaks, including marker peaks and system
peaks.
Manual Baseline - Turns Manual Baseline mode on or off. If
checked, clicking and dragging on the graph creates a new manual
baseline for the peaks within the baseline.
Copy - Copies the selected graph to the clipboard in a BMP format.
Analysis Settings - Opens the Assay Analysis Window to change
the analysis settings.
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