Peak assignment algorithm in ChemStation

-Anatoly- would you be able to share your software type and version?

Thanks, kristen.sensabaugh - I figured it out!  I am using ChemStation B.04.03

For that, you may check this manual shared just now...

thank you.  I take it Mass Hunter is a totally separate entity from Chemstation?   My lab has GC/ECD  (Agilent 8890 GC with dual ECD detectors and CFT connection)  Mass Hunter doesn't seem to be suitable for GC data??

I was told MassHunter works for straight-up GC also

that is what we were told too, however, the help topics within Mass Hunter aren't very helpful, they seem more specific for GCMS stuff rather than GC stuff.  We were able to use and modify some of the example gc methods supplied, but we're stuck in getting to the point of importing from the chemstation to our LIMS.  I can't figure it out

Are you thinking about upgrading to MassHunter to solve the problem with LIMS integration?  I know Agilent has informatics consultants that can help

no. we already have Mass Hunter module, but we are doing GC/ECD work with the chemstation that's co-loaded with  Mass Hunter.  We seem to be missing some steps(?) or some macros (?) and other details that are needed to translate the GC/ECD data to a form that's compatible for uploading to our LIMS system.  I'm saying the help files/tutorials are more geared to Mass Hunter rather than the GC analysis.   Or I'm missing something somewhere.

no. we already have Mass Hunter module, but we are doing GC/ECD work with the chemstation that's co-loaded with  Mass Hunter.  We seem to be missing some steps(?) or some macros (?) and other details that are needed to translate the GC/ECD data to a form that's compatible for uploading to our LIMS system.  I'm saying the help files/tutorials are more geared to Mass Hunter rather than the GC analysis.   Or I'm missing something somewhere.

Ah, I see!  So you are looking for help getting your data out of ChemStation into your LIMS?  You mentioned earlier that you are using Chemstation F.01.03.2357.  Perhaps it would be useful to know which LIMS you are using and what file format your LIMS takes.  Also, perhaps you want to start a separate post so that the topic shows up in the title?  It would be easier for others to find - I am not an expert here.

I've gotten some help from Agilent tech support on this.  :)