Setting up a sequence with macro changed for C.01.10

Hello,

Yes, the sequence table design changed so there was no longer separate front and back sequence tables in C.01.06.

I dug around a little and was unable to find a command that would activate the "Dual Simultaneous Injections" checkbox in the sequence table. Maybe someone else on the Community might be able to help you with that approach. 

In the XML Connectivity Guide (https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/usermanuals/public/CDS_CS_XML.pdf ) there is a section starting on page 25 that outlines the macro functions that can be used to automate the process of importing an XML formatted worklist. This will hopefully help with the second solution you proposed. 

Hello,

thanks a lot for your answer and the link for the CDS_CS_XML Guide. That Guide a also found, but seems to be for older versions, because in C.01.10 there are two worklist that can be imported: front or back.

Is it possible, that a newer version of the XML guide will arrive soon?

Tnakk you!

Hello,

thanks for your hint to the documentation. After some time i had the chance to focus back on this point and i checked the manuals on the disk where the chemstation is installed: Unhappily also on C.01.10 it is Edition 09/2017 and does not contain a description of the new / changed features.

Is it possible to get an actual documentation?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

What is the old version of ChemStation that you were using before updating to C.01.10?

Hello,

the old version was C.01.05

Hello and thanks for your quick answer!

I would like to come back to my starting question: if i use macros i can not find the changes from the chemstation in the documentation. For example (one question from above):

In Version C.01.10 the Sequence is one table for front and back injections and i can not find the macro commands for that. Using the old procedure will fail because of:

• I can not set the Sequence Table to "Dual Simultaneous Injections"
• The "Injector Location" is always front, i can not change it to back.

 

I think there are two different ways of solution:

1. There are new macro commands i don´t know to activate "Dual Simultaneous Injections" and setting the "Injector Location" to front or back. Does anybody know the macro commands for that operation?
2. It is possible to load XML Woklists for Front and back (Menu Sequence: "Import Worklist (Front)" or "Import Worklist (back)"). Does anybody know the macro commands for that operation?

I can not find the related new macro functionalities. Can you offer an answer to this questions?

Thanks in advance!

I will try that way! Thanks for your help!

The manual published in 2017 that is available on the C.01.10 install media is still valid for that version. The change in the sequence table occurred in C.01.06 which was released in April 2014. 

The manual published in 2017 that is available on the C.01.10 install media is still valid for that version. The change in the sequence table occurred in C.01.06 which was released in April 2014. 

Hello and thanks for your quick answer!

I would like to come back to my starting question: if i use macros i can not find the changes from the chemstation in the documentation. For example (one question from above):

In Version C.01.10 the Sequence is one table for front and back injections and i can not find the macro commands for that. Using the old procedure will fail because of:

• I can not set the Sequence Table to "Dual Simultaneous Injections"
• The "Injector Location" is always front, i can not change it to back.

 

I think there are two different ways of solution:

1. There are new macro commands i don´t know to activate "Dual Simultaneous Injections" and setting the "Injector Location" to front or back. Does anybody know the macro commands for that operation?
2. It is possible to load XML Woklists for Front and back (Menu Sequence: "Import Worklist (Front)" or "Import Worklist (back)"). Does anybody know the macro commands for that operation?

I can not find the related new macro functionalities. Can you offer an answer to this questions?

Thanks in advance!

I will try that way! Thanks for your help!

I am not a ChemStation macro expert and if the XML document did not help you with importing XML worklists then my recommendation would be to contact your local Agilent office and request a quote for consulting: Contact Us | Agilent