Gradient & Auxiliary Signals tab
Tabs: General - Graph - Axes Appearance - Signals & Curves
User Options - Auxiliary Signals
This tab determines which auxiliary signals will be displayed in the graph and selects the gradient graph display (in the Chromatogram and Data Acquisition windows) when utilizing direct control of HPLC pumps.
Switches the display of the auxiliary signals on/off and activates the possibility to select the auxiliary signal as Y-axis. Each auxiliary signal is included in one of the following categories: Flow, Pressure, Temperature, Voltage, Power, Current and Other. The display of all signals in each category is allowed together.
Switches the display of the gradient on/off and activates the possibility to select the gradient as the right Y axis.
Switches the display of the total flow on/off and activates the possibility to select the total flow as Y axis.
Determines the appearance of the right (second) Y axis. Available options are:
(do not show) - Not visible.
Auxiliary Signals - Shows the axis for auxiliary signals. The right Y axis of checked auxiliary signal will be displayed automatically in the graph. In case that several auxiliary signals are in the same chromatogram, the axis of first auxiliary signal (based on Show Auxiliary Signal list) will be displayed. The right Y axis always corresponds to the active auxiliary signal in the graph.
Gradient - The percentage share of individual solvents.
Total Flow - Flow rate in units set in the Instrument Method Sending dialog accessible from the System Configuration dialog.
Selects colors for the display of individual gradient components.
Returns to default colors.
Selects the colors of each of four possible gradient components. Buttons are arranged in the same order as in the graph (i.e. from the bottom).
Source
This section governs which auxiliary signals will be shown.
from the Active Chromatogram Only
Selected types of auxiliary signals will be displayed only in the active chromatogram.
Selected types of auxiliary signals will be displayed in all opened chromatograms.