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Chromatogram Zooming and Scrolling
The following mouse actions are possible for the chromatogram display window:
Action Effect of Action
Left mouse button click
and drag a selection.
Expands selected section of chromatogram to fill the
entire window.
Left mouse button
double click.
Zooms to full scale.
Left mouse click and
hold
Zooms isometrically from the mouse position, or, if you
are holding the control key down, zooms out from that
point. Once PowerZooming begins, you can move the
mouse around while the mouse button is still down to
change the point at which you are zooming
You can view other sections of the chromatogram while maintaining the same
zoom level by scrolling. Scroll bars are shown only if the time or amplitude range
of your zoomed view is less than the maximum time or amplitude range of the
chromatogram. Scrolling horizontally lets you see sections of the chromatogram
earlier or later than the current section. Scrolling vertically lets you see sections
of higher or lower amplitude.
You can scale vertically using the Attenuation Control to the right of the
chromatogram display window. This adjusts the amplitude range on a logarithmic
scale. When using the attenuation control, the lowest point of the active trace is
fixed, and the amplitude range is adjusted to a smaller range as you slide the
position indicator up and to a larger range as you slide it down.
You can zoom in the amplitude and time axes in the same way as you do in the
chromatogram display window. You can select a rectangular section of the axis,
PowerZoom, and double click in the axis. These actions zoom just like they
would in the chromatogram display window, except that only the amplitude
scaling is affected when zooming in the amplitude axis and only the time scaling
is affected when zooming in the time axis.
3800 Setup Dialog Box
This dialog box shows the hardware configuration reported by the 3800 GC. This
configuration is compared to and must match the configuration in the Method
when it is activated.
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