G1315B DAD and ChemStation

I recently purchased subject instrumentation from a used equipment dealer. I am using it with a Waters 510 pump and Rheodyne 7725i injector along with various columns. I can get the system to work by starting the run manually. Results on the screen look great, but I have yet to figure out how to save the data file. For example, I have wavelength set to 195 nm and 285 nm (mobile phase is acetonitrile/water). So my first question is how to save the data from a manual run.

Based on what I can tell from the ChemStation, OS in Windows 10 Pro and the ChemStation software is Version 8.04.03 [16]. PC is an HP Compaq 8200 Elite Small Form Factor desktop. Win 10 reports 4 GB RAM. Is that sufficient or do I need to add more RAM?

There are no free Ethernet ports on the PC. I have attached a USB Wi-Fi adapter, but the speed is very slow (under 5 MIPS). Is this normal?

Thank you for viewing my post. I hope you can answer my questions.

John

0 jhagel 30 days ago

B.04.03 is an older version of ChemStation and not supported on Windows 10. It worked on WIn 7. I'm not surprised it's slow.

Make sure you add a stop time, The software needs to be told when to stop collecting data.

You may want to call your local Agilent office to see about possibly upgrading. The G1315B is out of support as well.
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0 shishatoxdoc 10 days ago in reply to jhagel

Thank you very much for your reply. System slow operation likely due to only 4 GB RAM and old disk. Those are easy fixes. Most important thing now is getting data to have a useful name and to move it to partition of HD that is separate from OS, John
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0 jhagel 3 days ago in reply to shishatoxdoc

You need to save the method and then give the file a name when you run it. For naming data files, Methods and Sequences, use alpha numeric and do no use spaces or and characters other than _ and -. Make sure you have a stop time, or it will collect forever. Normally we put the stop time in the pump and everything else is as pump.
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