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It ispossible that several measurement projects relate tothe same device.RecipeSequence or collection of measurement tasksMeasurement taskConfigurable measurement task. It is the basiccomponent of a recipe and contains the measuringmode and all parameters required for its definition (e.g.MID, MCD, Scan).Working areaPart of the graphical user interface of QUADERA®. Theworking area is used for the following:Section•To display the recipe editor.
This working area ispresent in the most recipes and cannot be removedby the user.•As a container for the sections and the relatedmeasuring data displays. The user can add severalworking areas to a recipe.Part of the working areaEach working area - except for the working area usedto display the recipe definition - can be divided into socalled sections by the user. Each section can be filledwith a graphical object (e.g.
measuring data display).Chart elementGraphical object which connects the data of ameasurement task with a data display. A chart appearsin the section.The data display in QUADERA® is strongly related to the corresponding measurementtasks. The appropriate tool allows you, for instance, to create or remove ameasurement task directly in the data display of the section.34QUADERAExample for the relation between measurement task and data displayIn order to observe the change of several gases with time, the MID (Multiple IonDetection) type of measurement is especially suitable. In this example, onemeasurement task relates to a mass whose intensity is to be measured, and it definesthe parameters required for the measurement.
The recipe unites all measurementtasks, i.e. the masses to be observed. During a measurement, the measurementtasks are performed one after the other, the readings are collected and stored in therelated measurement project. The repeated execution of a measurement task resultsin a sequence of data which show the course of the related mass signals as a functionof the time. The measuring data which are obtained in a measurement task can bedisplayed graphically in a chart in the section (e.g. as a curve or a bar chart). As aresult, they represent a chart element.35QUADERA HTML HelpOperating ElementsUser InterfaceThe QUADERA® window is divided into several areas.
For each area, a tooltip displaysa brief information to you. For this, move the mouse pointer to the required area inthe figure below. For more detailed information, click the respective area.Example of the QUADERA® user interface36QUADERAScreen ElementsNameCheckboxRadiobuttonsExampleDescriptionYou can select Yes (withcheckmark) or No (withoutcheckmark) as follows:•Press the space bar,•Click the checkbox with themouse.Radio buttons allow you to selectone option at a time.
You can selectthe required option as follows:•Press the space bar,•Click the required button withthe mouse.This will automatically reset thepreviously selected button.DropdownlistSpinbuttonsTooltipsSelect the required list item asfollows:•Click the currently displayeditem to open the entiredropdown list,•Click the required item with themouse. The dropdown list closesand only the selected item isdisplayed.Increase or decrease the displayedvalue as follows:•Click one of the spin buttons toincrease (arrow up) or decrease(arrow down) the value by one,•Click the input field next to thespin buttons and enter therequired value directly.The tooltip is a small box in thegraphical user interface anddisplays supplementary informationon an item, such as symbols. Atooltip appears when the userhovers the mouse pointer over anitem, without clicking it.37QUADERA HTML HelpMouse ActionsActionDescription (default assignment for the mouse buttons)ClickPosition the mouse pointer on the required object (file, text,figure etc.).
Then press the left mouse button.DoubleclickPosition the mouse pointer on the required object. Then pressthe left mouse button twice in rapid succession.Drag &dropPosition the mouse pointer on the required object. Press the leftmouse button and keep it pressed. Drag the object to the newposition (destination) and then release the mouse button. Theobject will be put down at the destination.RightmousebuttonPosition the mouse pointer on the required object. Then pressthe right mouse button. In general, this will open a contextmenu offering some object related functions to you.38QUADERAKeyboard ShortcutsNOTE:The following table describes the default settings for the keyboard shortcuts.You can customize the keyboard shortcuts to suit your needs.KeyActionF1Call up helpCTRL+OOpen a measurement projectALT+F4Exit the applicationALT+F8Call up the Macros… dialog39QUADERA HTML HelpCustomizing the Keyboard ShortcutsBy default, QUADERA® already contains predefined keyboard shortcuts.
You maychange or extend these settings to suit your needs. As an example, you may do oneof the following:•Assign keyboard shortcuts to frequently used commands and macros,•Delete keyboards shortcuts which are no longer needed.Assigning keyboard shortcutsProceed as follows to assign a keyboard shortcut:1. Call up the context menu for the menu bar.2. Click Customize...3. Click Keyboard...4. Select a command category from the list.5. Click a command in the command list.
The Specify a Shortcut field displaysthe keyboard shortcut that is currently assigned to the selected command.6. Select a keyboard shortcut in the Specify a Shortcut field.7. Click Assign. The keyboard shortcut is assigned to the selected command.If the selected keyboard shortcut has already been assigned to another command,the latest assignment will replace the previous one.Click Reset All… to reset all keyboard shortcuts to the default assignments.Deleting keyboard shortcutsProceed as follows to delete a keyboard assignment:1. Call up the Context menu for the menu bar.2.
Click Customize...3. Click Keyboard...4. Select a command category from the list.5. Click a command in the command list. The Specify a Shortcut field displaysthe keyboard shortcut that is currently assigned to the selected command.6. Click Remove. The assignment between the keyboard shortcut and thecommand is removed.Click Reset All… to reset all keyboard shortcuts to the default assignments.40QUADERAUser InterfaceTitle BarThe title bar is a subarea of the QUADERA® user interface.The title bar displays the following items:•Program symbol: Click this symbol to call up the title bar menu.•Program name•Currently loaded file (measurement project)41QUADERA HTML HelpMenu BarThe menu bar is a subarea of the QUADERA® user interface.Each menu contains a list of commands. The menu bar allows you to call up allfunctions of QUADERA®.
The following main menus are available:FileFile and printer related functionsViewView settingsToolsAdditional functionsDeviceDevice related functionsWindowManagement and arrangement of the windowsHelpHelp functionsQUADERA® main menusFile menuThe File menu contains the following functions:•Open•Export• ASCII•Save as Template...•Close•Recent Files•ExitView menuThe View menu contains the following functions:42•Show Start Page•Event View•Device Status•ToolboxQUADERATools menuThe Tools menu contains the following functions:•Programming• Macros…• Create Add-in...• Add-in Manager...•Options…Device menuThe Device menu contains the following functions:•Connect•Run•Communication Settings...Window menuThe Window menu contains the following functions:•Arrange Icons•Cascade•Close All Windows•Tile Horizontally•Tile Vertically•Minimize All Windows•Window ListHelp menuThe Help menu contains the following functions:•Contents•Index•Report an Error...•About...43QUADERA HTML HelpOptionsUse the "Options".window to perform the following settings:44•Specifying the path (file location) for various file types used by Quadera®("File Locations" tab)•Changing the line thickness of curves in charts ("Display" tab)QUADERAToolboxToolboxThe toolbox is a subarea of the QUADERA® user interface.The toolbox is used to customize the working area of a measurement project.
Themain task is to create new objects. The toolbox is subdivided into different groupsaccording to the subject. One tool can be used in several groups. Click the respectivebutton to open the required toolbox.NOTE:Toolboxes may contain varying tools depending on the configuration ofQUADERA®.Refer to the alphabetical list of tools if you search for a specific tool.45QUADERA HTML HelpApplying ToolsApplying via drag & drop1. Open the required toolbox.andif necessary. The toolbox is scrolled up and down,2. Use the buttonsrespectively, to display the desired tool.3. Drag the required tool into the section:•A mouse pointer shaped asapplicable,indicates that the selected tool is•A mouse pointer shaped asapplicable.indicates that the selected tool is notAlphabetical list of tools46QUADERAList of ToolsAlphabetical list of all tools which are available in QUADERA®:IconNameDescriptionAdd 'Analog Input'EditorAdd an analog input editor to the section.Add Analog InputTaskDepends on the working area into whichyou drag the tool:•Dragging the tool to the recipe editor:Add a measurement task to the recipe.The task uses an analog input channel,such as the quadrupole controller QC("EXT IN").•Dragging the tool to the chart:Add a measurement task to the recipeusing an analog input channel.
Displaythe data of this measurement task inthe chart.Refer to the operating instructions of yourQMG mass spectrometer.Add 'Analog Output'EditorAdd an analog output editor to thesection.Add Chart ElementConnect an existing measurement taskwith a chart.Add 'Digital Input'EditorAdd an digital input editor to the section.Add 'Digital Output'EditorAdd an digital output editor to the section.Add MCD ChartAdd an (empty) MCD chart to the section.Only available for MID recipes.Add MCD TaskDepends on the working area into whichyou drag the tool:•Dragging the tool to the recipe editor:Add a MCD measurement task to therecipe.•Dragging the tool to the chart:Add a MCD measurement task to therecipe. Display the data of thismeasurement task in the chart.Only available for MCD recipes.Add MID ChartAdd an (empty) MID chart to the section.Only available for MID recipes.47QUADERA HTML HelpIconNameDescriptionAdd MID TaskDepends on the working area into whichyou drag the tool:•Dragging the tool to the recipe editor:Add a MID measurement task to therecipe.•Dragging the tool to the chart:Add a MID measurement task to therecipe.
Display the data of thismeasurement task in the chart.Only available for MID recipes.Add Peak TaskDepends on the working area into whichyou drag the tool:•Dragging the tool to the recipe editor:Add a peak measurement task to therecipe.•Dragging the tool to the chart:Add a peak measurement task to therecipe. Display the data of thismeasurement task in the chart.Only available for scan recipes (see recipeparameter "Mass Mode").Add Scan ChartAdd an (empty) scan chart to the section.Only available for scan recipes.Add Scan TaskDepends on the working area into whichyou drag the tool:•Dragging the tool to the recipe editor:Add a scan measurement task to therecipe.•Dragging the tool to the chart:Add a scan measurement task to therecipe.
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