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V4.2 LabChip GX User Manual PerkinElmer
Saving Data Files (Continued)
4 If appropriate, select the desired Approval State.
5 If desired, select the Lock check box to lock the data file and
prevent it from being changed.
6 Type the User Password for the signing user.
7 Click the Sign button. The Signature Performed window
confirms that the signature has been performed.
8 Click the OK button. The signature is recorded in the data file.
Note
Changing the analysis settings and saving the plate data file does
not change the raw data from the run. Only the display of the data is
changed.
If you change the analysis settings without saving the new settings,
and then try to close the workspace, exit the software, or acquire
new data, you are prompted to save the changes. Selecting Yes
opens the Save Workspace As Window.
Saving Workspace Files
When viewing plate data in the LabChip GX main window, you view
the selected data files in a Workspace. When a new run starts, a
new blank workspace opens, which contains the data file for the
plate in the run. After the run is complete, saving the workspace
saves the data file with the current analysis settings. (See Saving
Data Files for more information on the contents of the data files.)
The Data Files are not saved in the Workspace file. The workspace
file contains links to the revision of the data file that was last open in
the collection. If a Workspace file is moved to another folder or
computer, the data files must be moved with the Workspace file.
The data files must be in the same location relative to the
Workspace file as they were, otherwise you are prompted to find the
missing data files when you open the Workspace file. It is a good
practice to save the workspace files in the same location as the
data files that are included in the workspace.
Saving a Workspace file automatically saves any changes to the
data files that are open in the workspace, and the settings for each
collection in the workspace.
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