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Le Jeudi 02 février 2017 – Maison de l’Amérique Latine – Paris 7ème

Présenté par Alain Barreau

THINGS YOU FORGOT


OR DIDN'T KNOW
ABOUT EMPOWER
©2016 Waters Corporation 1
Things you forgot or
didn’t know about Empower

 Empower 3 is powerful with many features available


 In this presentation we show >20 topics that
You might have forgotten,
you might not know,
… or are completely new.

 We will try to show all the slides, but


only have 1 hour… so we’ll see how far
we get!
 All the options are available in
Empower 3 FR3, our most recent
release.

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Topics listed

 View Filters [4]  Add Peaks and Integration events


 View As Functionality [13] during Review [74]
 Result Audit Viewer [16]  ID’s in project view [78]
 Global Project view [25]  Copy and Paste [81]
 Custom Field to check Manual  Export to JCAMP [86]
Integration [32]  Compare Calibration Curves [88]
 JP, EP, USP – Signal to Noise [38]  Empower Analytics [90]
 Shifting peaks (relative) [43]  Current User/System licence
 Who is using what System now status [94]
(Mobile) [55]  Walk-Up Interface [96]
 Protect Systems and Nodes from  Mass Analysis Window [102]
being deleted [65]  Location Field [107]
 Protect Parent Projects from being  MS Peak Tracking [109]
acquired in [69]  ICH Impurity [114]
 Copy Settings to Sub-Projects [72]  Instrument Control [119]

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View Filters

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View Filter – Just in Time

 Any table in Empower can apply a filter – Just in Time


 Code for Just in Time is: =#
 Example:

 Fill information:

 Now the projects with ‘Default’ in the name are shown

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View Filter – Just in Time

 A maximum of three =# options is possible

 Fill the Just in Time filter

 This gives an overview of the requested projects

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View Filter – FAT Settings of Projects

 Click Edit View on the Project View, and add the following
8 columns to the view.

 Save the View Filter and Apply


 Now for each of the projects the FAT settings are shown

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View Filter – See latest Result Set

 To only see the latest Result Set(s) belonging to corresponding


Sample Set(s), edit the view filter
 In the column ‘Result Set ID’ create a Group By Condition
 Enter the following Information

 The information is filled, then save and apply the filter

 Latest Result Set(s) of the Sample Set(s) are shown

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View Filter – Last User Login

 To see the last user login… after a certain date.


 Go to System Audit Trail (1221 records)

 Click Edit View to start creating the Filter


 Use the View Filter Wizard

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View Filter – Last User Login

 Wizard is started

 Select the Displayed Columns:


 Click Next > until Save View Filter now:
 Enter Name and Click Finish

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View Filter – Last User Login

 Select in the 1st row ‘Sequence’ and start the Group By function

 Fill the Group By Condition, Click OK

 Now fill the rest of the filter, save the filter

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View Filter – Last User Login

 Upon applying the filter, the change date needs to be entered

 Any successful login after this date is displayed (8 records only)

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View As Functionality

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View As functionality

 To see the relation between all data in an Empower project, the


view as functionality is powerful
 It works from all tables… including view as Audit Records

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View As functionality

 There is an extra option available


 When you want to go back to the previous view simply select
– View as previous
– View as next
 That way you can easily navigate back and forth

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Result Audit Viewer

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Result Audit Viewer

 To review data, the Result Audit Viewer can be used


 Open a Result Set into review
 Browse to the icons on the top right
Alter Sample Print

Preview Run Sample Result Audit


Viewer

 Click Result Audit Viewer icon and the viewer is started


 All information from the Result Set can be viewed using one
page…

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Result History

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Result Differences

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Results can then be compared

 Result ID 1453 and 1463 can be taken into review


 Using overlay the slight difference in the integration can be
shown

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Result Processing Method

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Result Sample Set Method

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Result Instrument Method

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Result Method Set

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Global Project View

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Global Project View

 In the project view, select 2 (or more) projects

 Right Mouse Click, Open


 The projects are opened in a Global Project View

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Global Project View

 Simply activate or deactivate additional projects by clicking the


‘available projects’ button

 The following view is shown

 Select an additional project and Click Activate


 Project is added to the Global Project view
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Global Project View - Search

 The view filters also work across multiple projects

 In this example a filter for Sample Name ‘Sample 6’ is applied

 Two different projects and the same Sample Name is shown


 With the same sample name selected in the Injection, simply
select View As – Results
– Results of the corresponding Injections in two projects are displayed

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Global Project View - Compare

 With the same sample name selected in the previous slide we


can simply overlay those results
 Select the two results, right mouse click ‘Compare’

 Two results will be shown


– Apply the following settings to display
– Properties, Overlay, Overlay in Single Plot
– Properties, Overlay, All Chroms in Overlay

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Global Project View - Compare

 Both Results (including the integration) are shown in the


overlay plot

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Global Project View – Audit Trail

 Within the Global Project View it is also possible to see both the
Project and the System Audit Trail
 In the Global Projects tree, select Audit Trails

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Global Project View – Audit Trail

 Within the Global Project View it is also possible to see both the
Project and the System Audit Trail
 In the Global Projects tree, select Audit Trails

 Now the Audit Trails are shown for System and Project
 We can use view filter to search specific actions

System Audit Trail

Projects Audit Trail

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

 To easily check for Manual Adjustment of Integration, one can


create a Custom Field that checks for these changes using the
Integration Type of the peak

See proposed formula

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

Remember: In case of regulated / controlled work


environment, the Custom Fields as shown in this
example, do need structural testing and validation
prior to its usage

 The proposed formula:


EQ(EQ(Int Type,"BB")+EQ(Int Type,"BV")+EQ(Int Type,"VB")
+EQ(Int Type,"VV")+EQ(Int Type,"EE")+EQ(Int Type,"VE")
+EQ(Int Type,"EV")+EQ(Int Type,"TV")+EQ(Int Type,"VT")
+EQ(Int Type,"TT")+EQ(Int Type,"BS")+EQ(Int Type,"SB")
+EQ(Int Type,"VR")+EQ(Int Type,"RV")+EQ(Int Type,"BG")
+EQ(Int Type,"GB")+EQ(Int Type,"VX")+EQ(Int Type,"XV")
+EQ(Int Type,"Group"),0)

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

 Result in Review

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

 Result in Review

 Slight adjustment would


immediate flag the peak
for change in Integration
Type, or addition of peaks

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

 This can be taken a step further by creating a Result Type


Custom Field using the previous Calculation as a Use As ‘Value’

See proposed formula EQ(SUM(IntVal),0)

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Custom Field to check
for Manual Integration

 These Custom Fields can also be brought into Preview

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JP, EP, USP – Signal to Noise

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JP, EP and USP – Signal to Noise

 S/N calculations can be done without the use of a Custom Field


 It is calculated as follows

2H
S/N 
h

Where H is the height of the peak measured from the peak apex to a baseline extrapolated
Where h is the difference between the largest and smallest noise values observed over a
distance of ≥x times the width at the half-height of the peak if possible, situated equally
around the peak of interest after the injection of a blank

 Processing method, Suitability Tab

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JP, EP and USP – Signal to Noise

 Allows determination of noise within a blank injection centered


on the peak region
 Allows user to specify a noise segment based on peak width at
half height:
– USP Half Height Multiplier for Noise Region
– EP Half Height Multiplier for Noise Region
– JP Half Height Multiplier for Noise Region

 Using more blanks calculates multiple noise values for each


blank injection, then uses the average of the noise value

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JP, EP and USP – Signal to Noise

 Half Height Multiplier for EP s/n region = 5


 That gives the following regions for the calculation

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JP, EP and USP – Signal to Noise

 In the Results tab an extra column is available to see what the


Channel IDs were used for Blank in the S/N calculation

 even if more than one blank is used

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Shifting peaks (Relative)

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Shifting peaks (Relative)

 If you have a chromatogram with many peaks, the alignment


might be a lot of work
– Changing mobile phase
– Changing method settings
 Empower can help to overcome this

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Review window: Method Set Option

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Review window: Zoom settings

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Processing Method Layout

As an example the last 5 peaks will be used

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Processing Method Layout

Manually identify peaks

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Manually assign
peak 1 to the peak at 27.2 min

Peak 2, Peak 3, Peak 4 and Peak 5 are not


effected by the manual assignment of Peak 1

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Setup processing method
for critical peak (groups)

 If peak 1 is modified, you should verify peak 2 too!

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Must function in combination with RT
Reference

Peak 2 is effected by the


manual assignment of Peak 1.
Peak name disappears and as
peak 2 is a must peak it flags
red if the peak is not present /
not assigned.

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Relative Retention Time (RRT)

 RRT = RT of the peak / RT of the RT Reference

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Manually assign peaks

Now Peak 2 and Peak 3 are


automatically assigned to
the correct peaks after the
the manual assigment of
Peak 1

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Conclusion

 Avoid repetitive action: by linking the components


 Extra check in review if all peaks have been identified by the
use of the ‘must’ function in the processing method

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Who is using what system now?
Mobile?

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Who is using what system now?

 To check the licenses in use, View the System Monitor

 Of the two systems available, not one is currently in use

 In case no systems are shown, go to View, Options


 Select ‘Show All Objects’

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Or… one can go use Empower Mobile

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Login with normal Empower account

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Show your Favorite Systems

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Show all Systems

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Track Running Injections

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And also … Administrative Tasks

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Check User Account

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Change User Password

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Protect Systems and Nodes
from being deleted

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Protect Systems and Nodes
from being deleted

 If you do not want your Systems and Nodes being deleted (e.g.
by mistake) follow these steps
 Open the properties of the Node, select Access Tab
 Check the Group(s) you Allow Access to

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Protect Systems and Nodes
from being deleted

 Then change the allowed access to ‘Owner Only’

 Click OK, login as other user (= NOT Administrator)

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Protect Systems and Nodes
from being deleted

 The node can be seen… and the Properties cannot be changed!

Reboot of the LAC/E


is still allowed and possible

 Selecting and using the corresponding LC system is possible…


deleting the LC system is not

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Protect Parent Projects
from being acquired in

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Protect Parent Projects
from being acquired in

 By removing group access from the Parent Projects, these


projects can still be seen, but access is restricted
 Colour of the folder is greyish/yellow

No Access (only Admin)


Used for Acquisition

No Access (only Admin)


Used for Acquisition

No Access (only Admin)

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Protect Parent Projects
from being acquired in

 By removing group access from the Parent Projects, these


projects can still be seen, but access is restricted
 Colour of the other folders is bright-yellow

No Access (only Admin)


Used for Acquisition

No Access (only Admin)


Used for Acquisition

No Access (only Admin)

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Copy settings from Parent Projects
to Sub-Projects

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Copy settings from Parent Projects
to Sub-Projects

 Changes or settings in a Parent can easily be copied to its


corresponding Sub Projects
 Press ‘Copy to Sub-Projects’
– Accessible on General, Access and Processing

Copy to Sub-Projects works on the selected settings…


before Clicking OK one can change the settings for
the Parent to be different

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Add Component Names
and Integration Events
during Review

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Add Component Names during review

 At first view no peaks are assigned…

 Right mouse click on the peak, select Add/Edit Component Name


 Enter the component name
 Click OK

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Add Integration Event during review

 Component name is added to the method


and applied to the chromatogram

 Right mouse click in the chromatogram, select Add Integration


Event
 Add the Integration Event
 Click OK

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Add Integration Event during review

 The integration event is inserted


and applied to the chromatogram

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ID’s in Project View

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ID’s in Project View

 Normal Project view with Default View Filter, would not show
the ID’s…

 One could create view filter to always show the ID’s


 But in Empower 3 there is a possibility to Persist ID columns in
Project

 That way the ID’s will always be visible for all Project Tabs

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ID’s in Project View

 In Sample Sets

 In Result Sets

 And also in Injections, Channels, Methods, Results, Peaks,


Fractions, Sign Offs, and Curves

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Copy and Paste

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Copy and Paste

 From Review / Preview / any Tables


 From Review, select the chromatogram
 Right Mouse Click, Copy

 Paste into Word Excel

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Copy and Paste

 From Preview, select the chromatogram


 Right Mouse Click, Copy

Paste in Word Paste in Excel


as picture

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Copy and Paste

 From Preview, select area to copy to the clipboard


 Select the Area, on release it is copied to clipboard

Paste in Word Paste in Excel

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Copy and Paste

 On a Table, select the information needed


 From the menu select File, Copy Table

Paste in Excel

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Export to JCAMP

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Export to JCAMP

 Directly export data* to JCAMP without creation of an export


method
 Select the data*
 In the menu select Database, Export to JCAMP

 Exported data can


be opened using an
external viewer

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Comparing Calibration Curves

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Comparing Calibration Curves

 Calibration Curves can easily be compared


 Select the Curves of Interest

 Right Mouse click, and select compare


 Easily the difference between the selected curves can be seen

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Empower Analytics

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Empower Analytics

 Empower Analytics offers business owners, system managers,


and laboratory managers insight into business processes, work
flows, and laboratory operations

 Empower Analytics consists of various dashboard reports that


present statistical data scanned from the Empower database.
The pre-defined statistical reports provide both summary and
detailed information that can assist you in deciding where and
how to improve laboratory efficiency

 In Configure the System


 From the menu select Tools
 Select Empower Analytics…

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Empower Analytics

 The first step in your System Overview and Usage

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Empower Analytics

 Dashboard - Insight in your manual results

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Current User/System licence status

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Current User/System licence status

 To check the licenses in use, View the System Monitor

 The active licenses are visible using the Waters License Wizard
 Click, Show Licenses
 All the activated licenses are listed

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Walk-Up Interface

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Walk-Up Interface

 This interface is designed for high-throughput laboratories where


users walk up to a computer system and run samples using
predetermined methods.
 Simplified Interface for easy access and acquisition of Samples
 Log in, and select the project and the system.

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Walk-Up Interface

 Fill the interface. Method, System, Sample Names, Method Set,


Number of Samples, Start Position, Injection Volume, Run Time
give the Sequence Name

Press Run Sample(s)

Place the Samples in the System

Press OK.

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Walk-Up Running

 The Samples will be injected, system status can be shown.

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Walk-Up Method Set

 With the Run and Process option set, and when the Method Set
contains a Report Method, the injection is:
– Processed with given Processing Method
– Reported with given Reporting Method
– Printed, if printer is selected!

 With the properties in the Walk-Up, the interface can be set to


meet the needs of the groups using the Walk-Up interface
– The slides with the properties are given in the next page

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Walk-Up Properties

 There are 6 additional properties available in Walk-Up Interface

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Mass Analysis Window

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Qualitative MS: Mass Analysis

 A new “Mass Analysis” window is added to Review which will


allow users to view and analyze the PDA and MS spectral and
chromatographic data from a single result
 The window is displayed by clicking on the “Mass Analysis”
button in the Window menu. Window is empty when the current
result does not contain PDA or MS data

 Start review from the injection or the PDA channel

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Mass Analysis Window:
Start from review: Step 1

PDA

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Mass Analysis Window:
Setup in properties (right click)

 Access to properties: modification of the mass analysis view

 Fast review:
Access to icons/buttons: modification of the mass analysis view

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Mass Analysis Window:
New window: Step 2

PDA & MS Spectra of each Integrated Peak

PDA Chromatogram, Extracted


Wavelength

MS XIC for all Integrated Peaks

 Automatic Extraction of XIC Chromatograms from most intense m/z Peak


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Location Field

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Location Field

 With Empower 3 FR3 the location field has been introduced


 List of Locations can be maintained in the Default Strings

 Then it can be applied to


– Users
– Nodes
– Systems

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MS Peak Tracking

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MS Peak Tracking

 Available in Empower 3 FR3

 Processing method enhanced

 MS Peak Tracking option

 Tracking options
– None
– Apex
– Combined
– Number of decimal places

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MS Peak Tracking

 New fields
– Assigned Mass
– Notes
 Automatically
assigns mass
– Using Base Peak (m/z)
– For peaks of the same
mass but different
retention times
 Option to manually
assign mass to
override auto
assignment
– Add notes for
manually assigned
mass

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Properties: Peak Labels

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Report: Component Summary Table
(for unknown peaks!)

m/z
Retention Time

Column Type

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ICH Impurity
Deviating Thresholds
for Specified Impurities

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Deviating Thresholds for Specified
Impurities

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Summary Slide

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Summary Slide

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Automatically calculate total
impurities

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

 Empower 3 FR3 has a possibility of controlling 472 Instrument


Modules from 16 Vendors (and growing)

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Instrument Control

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Solution Overview

Import weights from balances directly


into Empower

 Starts from inside Empower, no additional login required.


 Interacts with an Empower Sample Set Method
– Map weights to sample and component fields.
 Import weights to existing and running sample set methods
 Keeps a complete audit trail of all weights acquired for FAT projects

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Mapping weights to a sample set method

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Basic Solution Architecture

Ethernet Conversion Direct Cable


(if required by balance) Connection

Client PC

SDS

Empower
Sample Weight Importer
Empower Toolkit

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Advanced Solution Architecture

Empower Network

Tibbo Device to
connecting a balance
to network

http://tibbo.com/soi/tdst.html

Ethernet Conversion
(if required by balance)

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